Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
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provided for regular awards in similar
cases.
IL. But one.half of the premium will
be awarded in cases of no competition.
Two or more entries by the same
owner cannot be construed as compe- |
tition.
Is. No award will be made to an |
entry which il deemed unworthy, al.
though there may be no competition
10. No officer of the association will |
be permitted in person to exhibit his |
entries in the ring.
20. Any exhibitor who shall tear of |
n ribbon or authorize another to do so, |
in the exhibition ring or elsewhere, or !
otherwise act In uubecomlng manner
toward awarding committees, or who
shall make or cause TO be made any
false statement In regard TO his or any
other animal exhibited, or who shall
attempt to influence by letter, circular,
or otherwise, the action of the Judges,
shall forfeit all premiums, and be ex.
cluded from competition except after
due apology the person be reinstated
by two-thirds vote OF the board OF
directors. B
u. Premiums will he forfeited In
every case by exhibitors who violate
any of the rules of the association.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
%. The general superintendent will
have charge of the grounds and all the
buildings. He will assign places Tor
visitors, Invited guests anu reporters
He will determine the places for park
ing vehicles, tying animals and define
the limits of enct mpments. lie will
direct exhibitors to their respective
a tal ali. of nj
sales, employ and command.the police
force, guards aud watchmeu, and ex-
ercise such general supervision M will
best secure the interests and success of
the fair.
%. superintendent of divisions will
select their own assistants, with the
approval of the president. They will
have the arrangement, assignment and
control of articles under their charge,
and he responsible to the board for the
management OF the same. They will
have charge of the entry books of their
several divisions, and Will be or-oWciO
chairmen OF the awarding committees
of their respective divisions. They
will receive the votes. record the decis-
ions OF judges, and certify To their
correctness. They will afford facilities
for full and fair examination of all ami
mails or articles by judges, decide upon
the intent and meaning of the rules
and regulations, and see that they are
carried out and at the close of the fair
make full reports of the operations of
their several divisions, together with
any suggestions that may occur to
them for future Improvement. They
will, at the close of the fair, take an
inventory of the articles remaining un-
delivered, in their respective divisions.
giving name and entry number thereof
and deliver them to the secretary,
taking his receipt for the same.
MARSHAIS.
81 The chief marshal will preserve
order I'm the amphitheatre. He will
direct the police force In and about the
same. and positively exclude from the
ring ard judges stand all persons not
properly authorized to remain there (;
and perform such other general duties
as may promote order and harmony,
% The ring marshal will superin-
tend the position and display OF stock
in the arena. He will announce all
awards, and Is especially charged 10
aid in keeping the arena clear Of all
parties except judges and officers Of the
association.
DISPLAYS.
20, Parties wishing to display or ad-
vertise manufactures, machinery, I'M
plements, goods, wares or merchandise
will DE allotted space and every facility
for exhibiting. They Will be allowed
to place signs and their cards over their
stands; but they must record list of
their exhibits with their secretary,
and will bc assigned to their appro.
pirate division aud class, and he under
the control and supervision of the re-
spsctive superintendent thereof.
81. Parties desiring to erect private
pavillons or exhibition stands for spec
ial or fancy displays, will be furnished
grounds on which To erect them, on
application to the general superinten.
dent. These stands or halls will be
the private property of the builder OF
exhibitor, ana may be removed u,
pleasure, excepting during fair week.
If the design and character of tn,
building are approved 10y the hoard, II
may remain on the grounds perina
nently, provided that IL shall only b,
used Tor exhibition purposes, and IN
conformity with the regulations Of til,
association.
STALLS.
IS. Stalls for horses and cattle, anC
| ptio wi ShNNP anu ibOs
free of charge box stalls will be rentet
at not over 81 per stall.
20. No animal can be assigned to /,
stall until regularly entered for exhi
bition.
, 80. An assistant superintendent will
, assign stalls, and no person will be al
lowed To claim or hold any stall unit
regularly assigned thereto.
81. Feed will he supplied on tn,
grounds at market rates, and straw 10
bedding at actual cost Of delivery.
PRIVILEGES.
81 Privileges for saloons. restau
/, rants fruit and confectionery stands
! etc, will hs rented upon application 4
the secretary, who Will act In the mat
ter under instructions from the boar,
Of directors. At least fifty per cent q
, all rents must be paid at The time q
engaging said privileges, and the gen
eral Superintendent will not allow an,
such Isflvileges TO be exercised unit
I, the secretary's receipt OF the paynen
J OF the entire fee is exhibited TO him.
4 AUCTION SALES.
33. Auction sales will occur each da
Of the fair, upon application TO til
general superintendent; ut which al
kinds Of animals may be bought an,
sold, the owner havinga right 10 on
bid. Auctioneer's commissions not :
: exceed two and half per cent. on nc
tual sales.
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