The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-25

The Fair Grounds lie half mile north Of the
city limits, with good roadway the entire dis
lance.
Transportation.
Vehicles of all kinds will be in attendance at
the depot and en- the streets, in readiness Ia
transport visitors and exhibits to and from the
grounds. Prices: For passengers, each way, 25
cents; for freights % cents for one-horse loads,
80 cents for two horse loads.
Arrangements for half rates for visitors and
exhibits have been made with the various trans
portaton lines.
Police Regulations
The President, acting as General Superin-
tendent, with his assistants, will have entire
charge OF the grounds, and is legally authorized
to maintain order
Every article and animal upon the grounds
during the Fair shall be under the control of the
General Superintendent, and while every posi-
ble precaution will be taken for their safe keep
ing, the Association and its officers will in no
case be responsible for loss or damage
Forage for stock will be supplied TO exhibitors
by duly u'horized person al market rates; but
those desiring To furnish their own forage will
be allowed to do so.
No animal will be permitted to run at large
on the grounds, and any animal found loose will
be taken up and cared for at the expense of the
owner.
No fireworks, petroleum, gun powder, Except
for target sh0oling,) or any iAtiammable or ex-
plOsive material will be allowed on the grounds.
No article animal entered for exhibit shall
be removed from the grounds before 12 O'Clock
NJ. OF the last day.
Entry Fees.
No entry fee will be charged on any article or
animal entered in competition for premiums.
Exhibitors OF machinery not competing for
premiums, and parties desiring space for exhibit
ton, will make special arrangements by appi-
cation to the Secretary before the opening day.
Entries.
When an entry is made of any article the Sec
rotary will give the exhibitor card, containing
the letter OF the department, number of class and
entry. When the exhibitor presents his article
tor exhibition, he will present his original card
of entry to the Superintendent of the depart
mcnt in which he is to exhibit who will enter
the same in his entry book, and give duplicate
This the exhibitor must retain, as after the close
of the Fair the article will be delivered only on
presentation of this card. If this should be lost,
immediate notice must be given to the Supern-
tendent OF the department. lest the article should
be given 10 the finder
| Exhibitors are requested TO pay particular at
tention to their entry at the time they make their
entries, that mistake may occur liz entering
| their articles.
| All stock exhibiting III the arena or competing
| for premiums, must be entered by 10 A. NJ of
| the second day.
No person will be allowed to see the entries
made until after the awards.
On Wednesday and Thursday until II NJ,
entries will be received only at the office of the
Secretary on the Fuir Grounds
Entries can be made at any time before the
Fair, by application to the Secretary at the Office
| of the Association.
When making an entry of thoroughbred stock
OF any kind the party applying will be required
to furnish the Secretary with authentic pedigrees
which will be passed upon by the proper COM
mittees
Exhibitors are particularly requested to make
| their entries and have the articles on the ground
at as early a. date as practicable, that they NAV
be properly arranged in their respective depart
ments.
Articles entered for single premiums will not
be allowed TO compete for premiums for Collec-
tons" or Displays"
Exhibitors
Awarding Committees will be selected with
great care from various sections of the country
whose duty it will he to award premiums, If ani
NAL article erlttbtted is thought aoOrthy as M
premium ,ciU be awarded 10 inferior stock or ari
Gle, though there may be no competition.
n B.-No person whatever will be allowed tc
interfere with the judges during their adjndica
ton; and any person, who, by letter or other
wise. attempts an interference or bias, through
representations, with the judges, will be ex
Guided from the grounds.
Proof Of origin must be furnished, if required
OF every article offered for premium, and person.
offering articles for competition are requested tc
state in writing their peculiarties and novelties
that the attention of the judges may be called
thereto.
Persons desiring space for the exhibition Q
articles or machinery, not entered for COMPETE
ton, must apply to the Secretary before the
opening day, giving the name of the article anC
its exhibitor his place of residence and the space
required.
Any exhibitor who shall make, or cause to b,
made. any false statement In regard TO any arii
Gle exhibited, or shall attempt to interfere witt
the judges In the performance of their duties, b,
letter or otherwise, shall be excluded from com
petition.
Any exhibitor who shall make, or cause to b.
made, any disturbance, by reason of the award
OF any committee, shall ever afterwards be ex
cluded from competition in this Association.
When not otherwise stipulated, competition
for premiums is open to the world
ANY exhibitor may sell and deliver duplicat,
articles at any time during the Fair, but no srti
cles not In duplicate shall be delivered Unit
after 12 o'clock of the last day.
Exhibitors may consign articles or animals In
tended for entry, by freight or express prspoid
TO the Secretary, and they will be cared for .
the expense OF the owner bat the Association
shall not be responsible 10 any event for loss q
damage, nor will any entry BE- made except Il
me presence o. the owner, sxhibitpF, or hi
1870