The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-06-17
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The Nineteenth Fair of the Association viii
o ho on the Fair Grounds, Point Pleasant
and Is, 1891. 1.1' - - "
The gates win be admission of visitors at
soeioek n A., and close at sundovyn day.
, All carts, Wagons drays etc used In the tronspora
to remain must be removed from the
grounds beforeS o'clock n. NJ. each day.
All persons buying stands or other privileges will be
entitled to one admission ticket during the Fair.
. Refreshments OF all kinds win be found upon the
Gambling wheels of fortune &c. and sale of spirit
nous liquors of all kinds strictly
4 Officers and employees Association must be
upon the grounds before the opening ofthe gates.
strong police force will be upon grounds day ana
and authority given any who violates the
rules OF the Association, creates disorder.
. During the exhibition the shall have
and supervision of the police force, and shall
have the programme and the rules regulations
Association carried ont enforced.
10 The Assistant Floral
Hall and his Assistants, respective
partments before the opening of the gates each day
IL The Superintendent of the Floral
ants Will receive and all articles
hihiton in that department, and the Assistant
VIII receive intended exhibition and
assign them TO suitable places.
Aii articles must be upon the grounds places
day Fair except butter lard bread his
cult, rolls cakes flowers be entered upon
the books before sunset of the first day.
NJ OF the second day An animals must
be the grounds the morning day
socioek.
Is The entry books of Association be open for
week previous to the Fair, oi BRYAN Il
RArBuT Insurance Agents, Point Pleasant pur-
OF receiving entries Exhibitors
the officers Oftle Association making
res before the opening of the Fair and is hope
all will avail themselves of the opportunity they
can do either by personal application by letter.
IL All entries of cattle and horses msjc with
JOHS r. RELIEF, Treasurer, be open
that purpose for week previous to the Fair.
Tuesday, the first day Fair, devoted to
,4n-fr-r
exhibition. closed Mt sunset and no
entries win be time
G All entries will be kept strictly private tho
awards of he committees.
articles shall be ent-
cred the books of the Association they
placed within the enclosure and remain until the close
the Fair. For exceptions, see Rules I2 I9
is. Every article must be of the
manufactures, animal owner
either by himself agent.
10. No exhibitor will remove his aKimals
the Fair unless bv pernissor
except horses which may be re-
hibition each
day, n stalls from9 O'Clock A. NJ untI
sunset, Under the penalty of being
% Cards will be furnished with the number and class
entered at the Office which placed near the
animal or article exhibition; but
his placed o his card
p Any exhibitor who shall known to the award
ing committee his ownership OF stock, any
exhibition whilst being by said committee OF
who shall attempt to Interfere awarding com
iee in the performance of its duties, letter.
otherwise, competitions except
entering exhibited in the ring
the track, will be expected stock ready
when called, and If not brought promptly may be e
cluded examination
2 Exhibitors will be required halter
broke and sheep to be shown TO halter.
Exhibitors OF thoroughbred may required to
deposit with the Secretary authentic pedigree
animal when entered.
Competition is all, entrance fee will
R charged, except in the ring per
amount of premiums contended paid
such entry.
The Superintendent department shall appoint
all awarding committees and flI
that may occur in his department, and when
Tisale increase the number any COM
nittee
ing Committee in the which he exhibits
e. If any objection is made any Award
ing Committee, II must be writing addressed to
the superintendent of that department stating grounds
such objection.
Whenever animal is exhibited for which
premium offered, committee think the
same deserving, they shall awarda diploma.
premium will be any animal or article
where there is competition, awarding Com
Inittee deem such worthy Oi II.
superintendent of department shall attend
each Awarding Committee in reviewing different
articles prevent any violation of
the rules of the Association II all members OF
Awarding Committee shall by without con-
sultaton.
trials speed there five to enter and
49, All entries must Writing signed by the
Persons making the by in his
behaf and within the time appointe{ closing: they
be addressed and forwarded aceoiing the pub
conditions dposited with the Treasurer.
tries not actuaIy received as aioTsaidt the hour
closing ineligible, entries byeter bearing
posark later than the day of closing
by telegram the telegram to be actually
office the hour cosinS tee-
gram the color and name of the lse,
class entered, also the and residence
the ty>maxing the entry
"a All entries the rings will close Fday
August 2Ist, o'clock, NJ, except running race in
which entries will be closed o'clock p NJ. OF theSay
before the
% y horse distancing all other horses, in hea.
whether running trotting pacing shall receive the
premium only.
ss The owner driver any protested horse whicl
shall win whole part of purse, SHALL at thu
request President, Director, furnish any in
formation which may demanded of him, them, con
cernin said horse the by said hors
-. I'D.
'gs5e American Trotting Association shal
in trotting and pacing, and tn,