Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-06-17
9peoioI Rules.


on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September %, % and "a. 1886
2. The payment of One Dollar to the
Treasurer of the society at or before the
Annual Fair, constitutes the person pay
ing an annual member, and entities
himself and wife, as exhibitors, to COM
pete for any and all prizes or premiums
offered by the society, except those offered
in the trotting matches. 1t also entities
himself and wife to free admission to the
Fair Ground during the Fair The pay
ment of Ten Dollars at one time confers
the same rights and privileges during life
Children of 8 years and under admitted
free.
3. Admission to the Fair Ground for
any person not member of the society
and over II years of age, % cents; under
II years of age, Is cents The payment
of this sum will entitle the person paying
the same to a ticket which will admit him
to the Ground during one day, but will
not entitle him to compete for any of the
prizes or premiums offered by the society
EXHIBITORS MUST BECOME MEMBERS OF
THE SOCIETY.
4. Admission for any kind of car
riages, so cents; for any kind of saddle
horse, % cents for each admission to the
Fair Grounds. Members of the society
will be required to pay the same rates of
entry upon horses or carriages as are
required of those who are not members.
5. No person will be entitled to a
premium who is not the owner of the
property at the time of entry.
6. No article which may be entered
in either of Glasses "a, 25 and 26 shall
receive premium unless the same shall
have been made within the current past
year.
z. Animals or articles entered, to be
entitled to premium, must be entered
in the name of the owner or manufacturer.
s. All animals or articles intended
for competition must be entered in the
books of the Secretary prior to II o'clock
NJ, on the second day of the Fair, after
which no entries aoiU be permitted stader
any circumstances, and in order to insure
the attention of the Judges, the said
animals and articles must be on the
grounds in their appropriate places and
properly ticketed by l O'Clock p. NJ. on
the second day of the Fair, or no prem
ium will be awarded.
8. No animal will be allowed to be
entered in more than one class, nor be
entitled to more than one premium in any
class, except as otherwise provided herein.
10. Any person entering an animal
for competition in a trotting class shall,
on making the entry thereof with the
Secretary of the society, pay to the said
Caorato,.,r :, ann, an,,o1 ta +ap ~, ao.,.
on the amount of the whole premium
offered in the class in which said animal
is entered for competition.
IL. The Executive Committee will
hold meeting at the Secretary's office
on the Fair Grounds, at l o'clock p. NJ.
precisely, on the second day of the Fair,
when and where all the Judges selected
to award premiums are requested to re-
port themselves for duty; at which time
and place they will be furnished with a
list of entries in their respective classes.
~. The entries will be duly numbered
and the awards will be made and reported
by the Judges with reference to the
numbers. The report of the Judges
will be made in writing, giving the
amount of premiums awarded i'm each
case, and the report signed by majority
of the Judges and returned to the Secre-
tary by 5 O'clock Z. NJ. on the second day
of the Fair The object of the society is
improvement, and the Judges are select
ed with view of advancing that object;
they are therefore requested to notice
in detail all entries that come under their
notice, stating their merits. In cases
where the stock or article on exhibition
is inferior. and by the Judges deemed
unworthy of premium, the same shall
be withheld, whether there be any COM