Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-26

there will be charged an entrance fee
equal to ten per cent. of premium tor
which the article or animal is to COM
pete.
EXHIBITION.
8. No person, except the awarding
committee on duty, and officers OF the
association will be allowed inside of
the arena while the exhibition is 60
ing on.
lU. Exhibitors in the amphitheater
must be careful TO have the entry card
in conspicuous place on the animal.
IL At the time of making all entry
of all thoroughbred stock OF any kind,
the party applying will be required to
furnish the secretary with an authentic
pedigree, which will be passed upon by
competent committees, and placed i'll
the hands OF the committee called on
to award the premium.
Il. If it be ascertained that an ex-
hibitor has, in all ungentlemanly and
public manner, taken exceptions to the
judgment of any awarding committee,
the board of directors shall exclude
such person SO offending from cOmpe.
ting for premium, or exhibiting on
the grounds OF the ASSOCIATION, until he |
shall have made proper apology, and
be reinstated by vote of the majority
of the whole board of directors.
49, If it be ascertained that any ex-
hibitor has made or caused to be made,
any false statement in regard to any
animal or article exhibited; or if any
exhibitor shall attempt to interfere
with the judges in the performance OF
their duties, by letter, circular, or
otherwise, he shall be excluded from
competing or exhibiting on the grounds
OF the association.
IA. If all exhibitor file with the su-
perintendent of department an affi-
davit that the judges of an awarding
committee have been intertered with
in the performance OF their duty, by a
false statement, letter, circular, or
otherwise, or that one of the members
of an awarding committee is related to
the successful competitor, or has been
directly or indirectly interested i'll the
award of premium in the class in
which he acted as committeeman, it
shall be the duty of the superintendent
to withhold the premium until all the
facts have been submitted to the board.
Is. No one shall act on the awarding
committee who is related to any person
competing for premium before such
committee.
l6. The exhibition of stock in the
amphitheater will commence at the
time, and proceed in the order specified
at the proper time and place will be
ruled out of competition.
II. Persons desiring space for the
| VII of oil oh nf
entered for competition, must make the
same known to the secretary at as early
day as possible, and give the name of
the article, the exhibitor, his place of
residence, and specify the amount of
space required.
Is. After the fair no article will be
returned except upon presentation OF
the card received by the exhibitor from
the superintendent of his respective de-
partment, with the exhibitors name
upon it.
10. If that card should be lost, notice
should be given to the superintendent
of the department as soon as possible
, so that the article can be delivered tC
the proper owner.
20. No invention or product of con-
vict labor will be received for exhibi
ton or competition,
81. Articles exhibited in the classes
A, B, Z, D, E, F, G and ii, excep
S those hereinafter specified, must be en-
: tered on the books of the association
: and placed on exhibition on or befor,
the first day of the fair.
e %. All stock exhibited in the amphi
e theater must be entered by 8 O'Clock o
= the day on which the same is to be ex
hibited.
+ %. No one will be allowed to SCI
the entries until after the awards ar
l. made.
s "a Entries in any department or clas
IS car be made at all times before the fair
J, by application to the secretary at tn
II office of the association. During tn
fair, after the first day, entries of live
$ stock will be received only at the offic
: of the secretary, on the fair grounds
%. When any entry of live stock i
: made, the secretary will give to tn
II entry and class.
e 26. When an entry is made of al ar
Is ticle, the secretary will give to tn
u I
number of entry and class, and mus
a be attached to the article. Anothe
e card will be given him by the superin
e tendent of the respective department
Il which will contain the number an,
f. class, and also tie name Of the exhibi
l. tor This the exhibitor must retain ,an
Is after the close of the fair, the articl
will only he returned on the presenta
e ton of that card.
27. When an entry is made in divis
d ions 10, II, Is, Il and Is, class G., t
=, compete for the best collections, dupli
cate articles must be entered. In classe
: T., E and f, no article will be allOwe
/, to compete for premium TO which
:; premium has been awarded at any pre-
he viOus fair OF Tie association. Cut flow
= ers may be entered before 10 a. M, o
= the day on which the premium is to b
awarded. Bread may be entered up t
q 10 a. IN. on the day on which the priz
: is to be awarded.
%. Exhibitors will confer a favor o
e. the officers of the association by maxim
o their entries at as early Il day rs posi-
S. BILE
lie 30. Persons living abroad can max
lie their entries by letter, but in sue
l. cases ii the enlfN DC Vi livestock, IL
le applicant must give the name and ae
of the animal, the name of the sir
l. name and residence of the owner, an
ee designate the premium for which
wishes to compete. II the entry be
machinery, implements, etc, the app
cant must give the name and residen,
of the maker, the name of the patente
and the name or designation of ii
he article.
IL 30. No article will be entered
IN more than one department, or perm
ted to compete for more than OF
elk premium. This rule not to apply
ch live stock.
st. 81. No one will be allowed to act
re Judge while he is all exhibitor.
,ly 32. Awarding committees will on
It'll award premiums to articles regular
IN. entered in their respective classes; b
nd they are requested to examine all ar
ill cles entered in the miscellaneous elias
mt and recommend those deemed meritC
sre ious for mention IN the coming repor
SO. Awarding committees will