Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-09-27
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
D. L. SMITH, J. NJ. CRosIER,
w. F. WOODWARD, J. B. HAM,
J. HAHNENKRATT, J. J. CLARK,
J. w. LOWE.
SUPERINTENDENT.
J. Hahnenkratt, General Supt.
J. H. Young, Asst. General Supt.
M, Fisher, I'd Asst. General Supt.
J. B. Ham, Supt. Floral Hall.
J. J. Clark, Marshall.
J. A. Ham, Gate Keeper.
Judges of the several divisions will
be appointed on the grounds by the
Board of Directors.
l. The Fair will commence We'd
nesday, September, 9th, and close,
Friday, September 18th.
I'd. The gates will be open at 8
o'clock A. NJ, of each day, and at
that time every officer will be required
to be at his post.
Sd. The Board of Directrs will
meet at the office of the Secretary, on
the Fair Ground on Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock to transact any bust
ness that may come before it. The
times of other meetings will be deter
mined upon.
4th. Members of committees are
requested to report themselves at the
Secretary's office, during the forenoon
of the first day, in order that, if there
be any vacancies, they may be flied
in due time.
5th: Officers of the Society, while
on the grounds, will be designated as
follows: The President by a red sash !;
the Secretary and Treasurer by white
sashes; The general superintendent
by a blue sash the gate keepers by a
blue ribbon; and members of the po-
lice force by policeman's star.
9th. No animal will be allowed to
run at large.
9Th. The Board of Directors will be
on the ground during the whole time
of the Fair, and will be ready to do
business at all seasonabIe hours of the
day. They will appoint all officers,
committees, &C., and will determine
any questions affecting exhibitors or
employees.
9Th. The General Superintendent
will be charged with the active duties
of providing for the wants of the ex-
hibition, of receiving, arranging and
keeping in order everything connected
Herewith, and of maintaining good
order within the enclosure.
9th. A strong and efficient police
force, under the control of the General
Superintendent, will be on the grounds
day and night
ENTRIES.
1. Wednesday, the first day of the
Fair, will be devoted to receiving and
arranging articles for exhibition, and
no article will be allowed to be entered
after that day, except as otherwise
provided in the Premium List.
2. Entries may be made with the
Secretary at his office, in Phillipsburg
on any day of the week preceding
that of Fair, by personal application
or by letter.
8. Ten per cent. will be charged
all competitors where the premium is
one dollar or more.
4. Entries must specify the exhib-
itOr's name and post office address,
and entries of stock the name and age
of the animal.
5. Exhibitors are requested to have
their articles entered on the books, at
the business office, before they are
assigned place within the enclosure.
6. On the entry of articles and ami
mails, exhibitors will be furnished a
card designating the number and class
so entered at the office, which is to be
placed on the article or animal, and
kept there during the Fair.
7. All articles or animals are re-
quired to be brought upon the ground
the first day of the Fair, and if taken
away before the close of the Fair, with
out the express permission of the of
ficers, will forfeit any premium that
may be awarded.
s. Every precaution will be taken
by the Society for the safe preserva-