Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-08-14
GULATIONS.

/ Every article or animal entered fo
competition SHALL be under the con
troll of the officers of the Fair, and tn,
Society will take all proper care-hav
ing day and night police always oil
the ground during the entire week
But the president will, IN no case, b,
responsible for anyloss or damage tha
may occur.
The Marshal, Police and Officers o
the Society are clothed with all thu
| powers of peace officers that the sher
if of county has.
Gentlemen are politely requested tc
refrain from smoking or splitting or
the seats during exhibitions.
No gambling. drunkenness. or other
immortality will be allowed on or near
the Fair Grounds, and strict order and
decorum will be enforced. An eff
cent police will be IN attendance to
enforce order and eject all drunken and
disorderly persons from the grounds.
Should it rain any day of the Fair
that days programme will be passed
over and omitted.
All entries in the Hall must be made
previous to II o'clock NJ, of Wednes-
day, the second day of the-Fair.
It shall be the duty of the President
to select three or more judges to
award premiums. IF a Judge is OBJ
jected to by an exhibitor it shall be
the duty of the President to make an
other selection. Positively no appeal
from the decision of the Committee.
Owners are permitted to exhibit
their own stock.
No persons but the eficers of the
Fair, Judges and grooms of stock will
be allowed to go inside of the ring.
during the exhibition of stock. and no
one will be permitted to interfere with
the. awarding committee.
No one shall act on the awarding
committee who is related to any per-
son competing for a.premium before
such committee.
No member of any awarding COM
mittee shall express his opinion on the
merits of any animal or article before
him, but shall write numbers, to
which, in his opinson. the premiums
and certificates should be awarded
and deposite the same in the ballot
box prepared for that purpose. After
the ballots shall have been cast the
Marshnl shall examine them, in the
presence of the committee, and an
nounce the result to the Secretary. and
the premium and certificate shall be
awarded to the article or animal se-
curing the greatest number of votes.
In case of tie an additional judge
shall be appointed by the President
until the award is made.
In the Hall all entries will be free,
and all Hall premiums will be paid in
plate.
In all rings an entry fee of Fifteen
per cent will be charged, and Three
or more entries.
In speed rings am entry fee of Ten
per cent. Three entries and Two to
make a start.
No person will be permitted to see
the entries before the award is made.
All entries should be made by 10
o clock A. N. of the day the animal or
article is to be exhibited, except for
speed rings, which shall be made by
the night before, excepting, only the
first days races, when they can be
made up to l o'clock of that day.
All premiums paid in money not
otherwise advertised.
No money will be taken at the gate
by gate-keepers. All persons are po-
litely requested to purchase tickets at
the Office near the gate.
Complimentary tickets are not trans
ferable.
Every rule in this premium list will
be strictly adhered to and no excep-
ton made whatever:
No premiums paid until last day of
Fair.
Family tickets, admitting one
man, wife. and children
under Is years and team.....$5 90
Ticket admitting man and wife
and team during fair............2 so
All persons over 10 Years......... a5