Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-11

The liabilities amount 10 1885, "a, Of
which Sc 600 IL represented by the note IN
the Farmers National Bank. $500 By the
note to Heise and Bruhe Nothing has
been attempted as regards improving or
repairing the track since the fair on ac-
count Of the want of funds, and il, Of course,
needs repairing.
We would recommend TO the new manage
ment to be elected to-day thai the fair be
held this year at Bay Ridge. provided there
be no change 10 The contract now existing,
and that the date Of holding the next fair
be made later than the last II possible, but
that il be held during the Bay Ridge season.
That the race track be fenced IN; that the
admission fees TO the grand stand be fxcu
al % cts, and that an uncovered stand De
built to hold 1000 people. admission 70
which should be- Is cts. That suitable
agent be employed to visit Baltimore, Cecil,
Talbot, Hnrford and other counties, 10
solicit exhibits Of live stock.
Many of the expenses OF last year need
mol he Incurred this year.
Much credit is due your Vice President
for the success of the fair,--his efforts were
untiring and cannot be too highly appre-
ciated.
The services Of the Treasurer and Secre-
tary cannot be measured by their reports, IS
They convey but small idea OF the labors
OF either of the gentlemen, which has been
continuous aud efficient since tue date of
your organization.
Your association Is much indebted 10 the
Baltimore and OhiO Railroad for rebates on
passengers to the fair, aud for freighting
free u charge materials of Vii kinds used in
the construction Of buildings; also to the
Bay Ridge Co. for their aid aud assistance
and use Of tools, as well as for the many
courtesies extended personally by The
Messrs. Webb and Mrssick.
To the President aud General Ticket
Agent Of the Annapolis, Washington aIsd
Baltimore Railroad your association is
Under many obligations, TO enumcfate
which would make our report too long.
It gives as PLEASURE 10 acknowledge many
courlesies extended by the officers Of
ntighboring fairs, but especially 10 Mr..
VIM. b. Sands, Secretary 81 The Baltimore
County Far, for much valuable Informs
ton and assistance.
In this connection, before closing our
report, we tender our thanks TO the
MarehaiIs and Superintendent and Aids OF
the several departments, for services cheer
fully rendered during The fair, and particu-
larly 10 James w. Owens, ESQ, Of the
Annapolis bar, whose energy and perse-
verance was of great assistance 10 the
Executive Committee.
Ia order thai our usefulness as an ASSOC
citation be- widened, and the interest made
more general, every effort should be made
10 increase subscriptions 70 stock, AMI
especially should The ladies be asked 10
subscribe. As we are about 60 enter the
second year Of our existence as u Fair
Association, lei us do il IN unison, acting as
one person with bul one desire, and that
the success Of our County Fair; and
believe, Mr.. Chairman, that the second
annual report will Cause many 10 open
their eyes with establishment, 50 great will
be our success this year.
Respectfully submitted,
lSgd) y. III. ISRAEL,
Presldent A. A. Co. Fair Assn.
The Presidents repor was unanimously
accepted aud adopted