The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-09-04
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Sept. 30, and
Oct. I, 9, & 3, 1884.
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
MEMBERSHIP AND ADMISSION.


Individuals who desire to become voting members
will be required TO purchase membership ticket, price
one dollar, with which they will receive two admission
tickets The membership ticket is not itself ticket of
admission to the grounds during the fair, but entities
the person who all the privileges of member
ship under the constitution and bylaws. Admission
tickets to the fair grounds will be sold twenty-five
cents for each person for each admtance. Children
under twelve years OF age, cents and under eight
years of age, free.
"A holder Of life membership certificate will be
titled only to admission to the grounds, presentation
Of his certificate SUCH for himself his wife and their
children under 81 years of age, living IN the family at
me time Of the fair. Any attempt to use the life mem
bers nip ticket by any person entitled thereto will be
regarded by the society forfeiture of the ticket
3-Carrages drawn by one or two horses will be
charged IS for each admission and each person
IN such carriage must have entrance ticket which will
be taken up by the gate-keeper.
4-The gates will be open at o'clock, a m, each
lay of the fair, which time every officer and employe
expected to be at his post Of duty
SUPERINTENDENT AND JUDGES.
THE president shall appoint superintendents over
each DIVISION whose duty it Shall be to take charge Of
such department during the four days of the fair attend
To the arrangement of the articles entered for exhibition
in their division, and stationing them in their proper
places
2-N articles for exhibition the fair grounds shall
the supervision OF the ana snail
be properly arranged, namely: Full boods by them
selves; Grades the same; Natives the same ETC.; and all
other articles presented for exhibition shall be classified
that the several judges shall have difficulty in deter
mining in regard to the same.
;-The board Of directors at their regular meeting in
February shall appoint viewing committees for the next
fair, and superintendent of divisions will ascertain if
the persons appointed will be present the fair and
in the class to which they appointed. All va
cancies will be filled by the superintendent in charge
superintendent will furnish viewing committees with
the committee books also with premium badges cards.
aud instruct committees afx the the awards
made.
4-Superintenden.s in charge of each department will
wear proper badges by which their departments may be
recognized, and viewing committees, and all persons
wishing information advice, will apply TO said super
intendents, and all decisions made by them shall be
final, unless the person aggeved shall Immediately APP
peal IN writing TO the president In of appeal the
president shall refer the matter to the executive commit
tee for their decision.
5-Newing committees are requested To report To- the
superintendent in charge Of their division at or before
o'clock the second day Of the fair receive their in
,tructons. Superintendent will assist viewing commit
tees and that Justice is done to all exhibitors View
ing commit ees requested to make such remarks as
they may deem proper, and such recommendations as
their experience may suggest, and may recommend dis
cretionary premiums meritorous articles but no pre-.
MUM bad Je card shl he attached 90 such articles
and all such recommendations must be approved y the
board OF directors. They will be particular to have
their awards correctly entered the books and when
their report is completed, they will sign the same and
return them 10 the superintendent in charge.
6-No person except the judges will be permitted to
the ring where stock is exhibited unless invited
by the superintendent in charge and no person will be
allowed to interfere with the awarding committees in
the discharge of their duties.