, 1888-05-16
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Ii Fair Associations Third Annual
Premium List Issued.

The premium list, and rules and regula-
tons for the third annual territorial fair
of the Wyoming association, have been
printed in pamphlet form at this Office
and IS now being issued by Secretary La
frentz. 1t contains thirty-fve pages and
is interspersed with advertisements for
leading business houses.
A few of the rules and regulations fol-
low and should be noted by all interested
persons,
No entry fee will be charged except in
the speed department. Every article or
animal entered for competition will be I'M
der control of the board of trustees, but
the association will in no case be RESPONSE
BILE for any loss or damage hat may &C.
cur. Persons from distances desiring to
exhibit textile fabrics or other goods may
ship their goods to the secretary, but in
no case will he or the association be re-
sponsible for loss, damage or breakage.
No package will be received unless ex-
press or freight is prepaid. Exhibitors
in the agricultural, machinery or mechan-
ical department are permitted to be on
the grounds to explain the merits of their
articles, answer all pertinent inquiries of
the awarding committee, and to put into
operation machinery or apparatus where
merit lies in motion, when the same is be-
ing examined by such committee.
No one will be allowed to see the en-
tries until after the awards are made. On
Monday, previous to the opening of the
fair, the superintendent of departments
will be on the grounds to receive and ar
range articles in their respective depart
ments,
No premiums shall be awarded where
the article is unworthy, though there be
no competition. The committee will
award premiums only on such articles as
are regularly mentioned in schedule of
premiums. In case of display, the COM
mittee is particularly requested to take
quality of goods into consideration, not
quantity.
Protests against an awarding committee
on the grounds of incompetency or prev
ious bias must be made to the superin-
tendent of the department in which they
serve. Protests against an award must
be made in writing, accompanied by aft
davits and a deposit of ten dollars, to the
secretary of the association, and before
the close of the day following the making
of such award. In case the protest shall
not be sustained, the deposit shall be for
feited to the association.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company will have an instrument located
at the secretary's office on the fair
grounds, for the convenience of the asso-
cation and its patrons.
Promptly at half past II p. m, on the
last day Of the fair, there will be a grand
parade on the track of all halter-broke
premium stock.
Arrangements are being completed with
the Union Pacific and Cheyenne &
Burlington for special freight and pass
enger rates, as follows: Passenger rates,
one fare for round trip. Freight rates,
vegetables, grain, seeds and fruits, for ex-
hibition purposes, free. Live stock and
all other articles for exhibition, full fare
to Cheyenne and return free of charge,
upon certificate of the secretary.
The department managers are-Horse,
w. H.. Force; cattle. A. Gilchrist; sheep,
swine and poultry, w. W. Gleason; farm
products, w. G. Hart; aparian, jelly,
bread, butter and cake, II. H. Ellis;
manufactures and merchandise, A. ii.
Hord; ladies' textile, j. Y. Cowhick.
The territorial fair will be held Septem
Der 25, 26, 81 and % and will be open to
the world.