The Somerset reporter., 1891-08-06

hor,e. l. CT sent. to tie third horse, 10 per
,ca. - iae n .-sl horse.
A ifae = tHj pacing races will he conduct
cl acc ifg.. L. . tie Guies Of The NauonhI lrot
tHS Ass5.ia. On with the exception OF the
reservations maze by this Association.
lac Assssiaaon Claim the right TO sandwich
in Between ItAls. exhibition heats, or any race
they may dtem necessary to facilitate the Jay
programme.
Hc-i, n each days iages will DO iiotted
alternately
HJr.es aistaac.uc the field or any part there
OF, vi. receive first money only
In case Il morse should distance the held IN
Ms. s. / and ih1 race will be continued for
second, thlrd ana fourth moneys with that
horse out, those having been dlstanced retain
ius their several POSITIONS ami heats won.
In ali purses there must be live or more to
enter ana four 10 start.
The Association reserve the right TO have all
unfinished races and aty part the programme
which, for any cause, cannot be carried out on
the days rs advertised, completed On tue Tore
noon Of the following days. reserylng the right
10 have tho regular schedule is, adhered TO so
far as the weather will allow for the afternoon
named in the official schedule.
All nominations must be accompanied with
the fee of . per cent o, the purse, otherwise II
will not he recorded. An additional fee OF
per cent. will nc demanded from winning horses
only, 10 he deducted fr III their Winnings.
Formerly this Association demanded per
cent. Of tie purse Al the time the entry was
made and an additional per cent. had to be
paid before starting. Now the additional per
cent is orly deducted from winning horses and
for this reason horses Will not he entered except
ing in such classes as the entrance fee OF per
cent of the whole purse accompanies the NOM
ination. Owners and drivers OF horses who
may desire to compel for purses must observe
this rule as entries will not be recorded unless
the entrance fee OF per cent accompanies each
nomination or The payment OF same is guaran-
teed.
ANY person having a horse that ia not to start
In the race for whicl entry has been made, must
give notice, in writing, to the superintendent OF
this department before O'Clock, previous 10
the day OF the race; failing 10 do this they will
he charged the full ~ per cent OF the purse
same US from winners
Races to harness must be mile heats best
in ., except Nos. 3, aud 3.
II owing TO bad weather or other unavoidable
cause, the Association shall be unable to start
one or more races, the last day OF the Fair, such
race or races may lie declared oil, and the en-
trance money therein refunded.
Horses will be called at p NJ. Sharp.
Tho Association reserve the right to call at an
earlier hour but in ths case notice will be given
prior to z. Nj. of the preceding day.
All entries, checks, money orders and com
munlcations must he Iuade to the Eastern Maine
state FAIR, Bangor, Maine.
Eltries mailed on day Of closing W ill be con-
sidered eligible.
Entries will close August II, at IL O'Clock
P. M.
ORDER OF EXHIBITION.
MONDAY, AUGUST 3lst.
Superlntendents at the Park and at Norom-
beea aud City Halls will be engaged in receiving
articles and animals for exhibition. Exhibitors
are requested to be prompt in getting their ex-
hlbits placed and ready for exhibition.
Ats A. NJ. the Secretary's office will be open
at the Fair Grounds for the transaction OF bust
ness and delivery OF entry cards.
An Assistant Secretary will DO in attendance
at Norombega and City Halls, and exhibits for
either place must be taken direct to the hail
where they will DO entered and assigned space
for exhibition.
Announcements as to the time of base ball,
bicycle race, foot race, and other interesting
and amusing events, for which special premi.
ums will be made, will be added to the already
long list of sports offered by tho Society.
TUESDAY, SEPT. LIST.
Ats A. M. The Park will be open to yisi-
tors.
At 10 A. NJ. Committees will receive their
books at the Secretary's headquarters and COM
mcnco the examination OF the classes therein
designated, and continue from day to day until
all classes are disposed Of
At 1880 A. NJ. Examination OF Grade Hol-
stems.
AT II A. NJ. Examination of Grade Jerseys
At II A. NJ. Examination OF trotting stock
steliions. best draft mares and colts
At IL A. Nj. Division li-Maiched oxen.
At 80 P. NJ. Grand trial OF pulling oxen,
for all oxen & IL feet and under. Same for
steers years old and under A.
Ats 7. NJ. Norombeca and City Halls will
be omen for visitors Close 10 p nj
WEDNESDAY, sgrr. I'd,
Governors Day.
NOrombs II and City Halls open each day at
s A. NJ. Closing at 10 p. NJ.
AT s A. NJ. Committees will commence their
duties and continue until all classes are exam
incd.
Alto A. NJ. Two years old, one year old
and steer calves.
At 8 A. NJ. Examination of ono, two, three
and four years old geldings and lilies, trolting
stock stations.
At IL A. NJ. Trialof plows, cutivators, har-
vesting machines, road machines and rock and
stump lfters. Butter making at Vanceboro
Wooden Ware Company's building. Display
Of butter workers and creamery
THURSDAY, SEPT. Sd.
At9A. NJ. Stations for rnsing gentlemen's
driving horses Stations for raising draft
horses.
NJ coO "A NJ. olhuu tlihl vi uIdll nOIscb.
At 10 A. NJ. At tho Cattle Ring, examination
Of best town team OF five yoke Of oxen three
years old and over.
AT IL A. Nj. Trial of pows and cultivators,
and butter making ut Vanceboro Wooden Ware
Building. Display OF butter workers and
creamery.
AT l30 P. M. Grand trial OF pulling oxen.
ALSO p. Nj. Examination OF town and
county teams.
At g. p. NJ. Trial OF harvesting machines
road making machines, rock and stump lifters
&c.
FRIDAY, sEPT. 4th.
At 10 A. NJ. Grand Cavacade OF all animals
around the track All animals must appear in
the cavalcade to DO entitled to premiums.
Afternoon. The trials of speed and other
amusements will close the exhibition at the
Park.
The exhibition at the Halls will close at 10
P. NJ.
OFFICERS.
Gro A. EMERSON, Assistant Secretary
Miss EVA b. STERNs, Assistant Secretary.
MIS-. ii. +. DowsT Assistant Superintendent
Norombega Hall.
Miss HATTIE l.. STEWART, Secretary Norom-
bcga Hall.
CnAs. HARDY, Superintendent Agricultural
Tool, Carriage and Mechanical Department.
&. A. ARNOLD, Superintendent Poultry De-
partment.
A. IL. WAUGH and A. E. BASS, Superintend-
ents Ticket Department.
ALBERT S. FIELD, Superintendent Space
and Ground Rents.
ii. +. TIBBETTs, Marshal.
H. hInlETr Crl,