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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-24
County Fair Nremiunn List0Wosso, Sept 1928, 1884,

asar Irhe business Committee will meet within days
port "a ~ Ma Secrearv nc recnmnanded nv tha
omitted and no orders shall be drawn by the President
Secrewry 10 any person until all premiums
Kreportfk or recommended shall have been audited.
213 Card Will be furnished the viewing committees to be
}aced Nanimals and articles when the decisions
made Fist Prize, blue prize red third prize,
white.
IA No Protest against the premiums will
erainedby the board day appointed
itng of pEemums.
! MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.
Perkins having claims against society should pre-
theI to the Secretary fair
that they may be examined at the first meeting of the
business commitee No claims will be paid unless
ined anCIcertihed 10 by the business committee
No Eprituous fermented liquors will be allowed
TO be SID given away the grounds. No gambling
pool lottery gambling device of nature
kind whatsoever will be allowed during the fair
To help meet the expenses society," charge so
cents Will be made stalls 81 90 will be charged
box stalls from Nos "a to so inclusive also Nos 20 and 30
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The committee are instructed to observe the fol-
lowing suggestions in judging this class of horses:
AS speed is not the important consideration, they
will not be driven by time, but gracefulness and
elegance of action are to rule in deciding upon
the merits of this class of horses. Pacing horses
may compete See note class one.
CLASS 5-DRAFT HORSES
superintendent. Brown.
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NOTE.-Any article known or used as farm
implement" entered for exhibition, but not in
corporated in the above list will be subject to a
discretionary premium, if manufactured in the
county within the year; and foreign articles will
be entered "for exhibition only"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-24
SUPPLEM ENT.

Premium List, Rules and Regulations OF t1ft
a5tb Annual Fair of the Shiawassee County Agfi
cultural Association, to be held at Owosso' SGpt
25th. 26th, 9th and 2sth, 1894.
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MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.
PREMIUM LIST.
CLASS 1-STANDARD BRED HORSES.
Superintendent-TOD KINCAID.

Allpersons entering stock in this class must
showIthe committee a certificate of registration
or slfw by Wallaces Trotting Register that they
arGr&Spdard bred.
y d. o.
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GENERAL RULES.

Passes win be issued by superintendeHts of classes
when in their judgment absolutely Pssses only
goooT he oates viii be closed che OF the first
ali persons who stock or to place exhibit
Articles and animals entered competition
StaTes Entries in all departments except speed, will
Close ut - o'clock M thief second day OF the fair at
which time animals or articles for exhibition must be
of the society through the fair.
All tickets must be purchased at the ticket ONCE NO
of cergymen and editors whom complimentary tickets
will given All others will be required 10 purchase
tickets before entering the grounds The badge Oh an
ecutve officer shall be perpetual pass; -
9 PaUphlets containing the general rules, program
premium list etc. the next annual fair Will pc sent by
mali all persons applying TO the Secee a Weeks
no had on appncatlon 10 the lroasuioi ioi ooio "S
previous to the falr
can be any time previous to the first DAY OF tne
fair by applying the Secretary at his once In Owosso
earnestly requested that entries De maze s carry
Entries will be received from any who may wish
simply exhibit and all cards given In accordance Win
said entries will be marked "For exhibition only. -
All entry cards will contain the NUMBER OF entry e"SS
and name of stock or article -, ,.,,, 10
Every animal article upon the fair grounus VIII Nc
caution will be for their safe keepng but the AS,
sociation will not reponsibe for any damage or loss t
may occur and this condition entries are rece'eu
FOOD FOR STOCK.
The executive board this occasion to say that an
annie supply fodder for stock entered and competing
nins will be taken that this respect there shall be no
complaint but no fodder Will be urnsneu 70 non
competing stock
NIGHT WATCH.
a suitable police force viii be kept duty night to
re 1ntmals and other property when may REMAIN
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INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES

quorum and be authorized to recommend premiums
the first the list OF those present shall be the
chairman;
cle, named, shall have been entered for competitions
tonary premium may be recommended
ium win be reeemmended and in case will premiums
be recommended paid animal article entered
in any class to which it does not belong.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. y
The executive board will meet at the Secretary y
once the fair grounds at 10 o'clock on the first da
o. ay yse 81 fd the fnG at on 'ne
Domestic manufacture needle and fancy work etc
been manufactured in the county, and such
ces together with fruits flowers vegetables etc. mus
her family under the age Of wesntyO9e years
entered in violation OF this rule they SHALL after asceI
ing the fact rule the article out
near their articles or animals SO the committees
Exhibitors must have their articles or animals on tb
ground ready for examination Of the committees at or
they will be excluded from competition and from receiving
No article entered for competition be removed
from the ground until o'clock the 4th day Of the
be rife articles remo
o An animals and fowls owned and kept in the county
farms in county, and living on adjoining ias
sr the ss asS all nd m the sg u
tier of towns of Clinton county shall have fhe
Re resided in the And in any member
c ss sR on S Sy mot
within said limits or owned by exhibitors he shall n be
entitled a premium, although recommended, and he
shall be excluded from membership in the Association
All exhibitors answerable for the OF heir
animals the Association will not be responsible foany
loss damage that may by Of unrunes In
any case.
No object entered for competition shall be exhiI ed
in than class, entitled to than ondpre
mum except those competing in the speed class sweep
stakes premium in herds and for collections
Any member who shall refuse to obey the maIshal
when acting in the sphere of his duty shall resi him
in the execution OF his duties shall be expelled f the
Association.
10 exhibiting thoroughbred stock shall finnish
and file with the Secretary at the time of sosfac
tory evidence of the pedigree of their animals by
adavit when required by the superintendent 70 bsh
the purity Of their blood This rule applies to hors cat
tle sheep and hogs.
ii All thoroughbred horses, cattle and sheep Hall be
shown In ring In classes except those animals TO hown
In harness No person except the superintendent dgcs
OF the class, and those In charge OF the stock
mited go into the ring when the stock is exh% UNI
less specially invited by the Superintendent. E1#/
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Best stallion four years old and up
wards ......................... 81 90 SO 90
do do three years old ........ 3 90 2 80
do do two years old ... so 200
d0 do one year old. ........... 2 90 / 90
do sucking foal or filly. ........... 90 ! 90
do mare or gelding four years old
and upwards. acknowledgements. 3 90 200
do do three years old ..... 2 80 2 90
do do two years old ......... 2 90 l 90
do do one year old. ........... 2 90 90
do brood mare four years old and
upwards, with foal at foot under
one year. Observation-Disclosures. 3 90 2 90
do stallion with three of get. ... 2 90 / 90
Box stalls so cents.
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1t shall be the duty OF the marshal o the efouds to sec.
that oil rules observed and the program Of the fair
properly carried and also that such duties
particularly assigned to other officers performed
To enable them perform their duties and prevent
fusion marshal is authorized and directed exercise
general control under and committees
during the fair superintendent will receive articles
designed exhibition in their classes arrange
proper places and shall exercise the necessary
care over them during the fair, and will be particularly
careful to prevent all injury abstraction OF articles
their charge and report such respass
president marshal without delay in order that
offender may at once be taken into custody
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Box stalls so cents.
AS far as practicable, all stock in this class TO
be shown in harness.
The committee will not only take into con-
liberation, i'm this class, the breeding OF the
animal, but also its general utility for breeding
purposes and its quality with regard to the fol-
bwing points First size; second, symmetry;
fhSd, action; fourth, value as carriage stock.
Sedhote class one.
CLASS 3-FARM TEAMS AND SINGLE HORSES
FOR ALL WORK.
Superintendent-L. RYAN.
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GLASS 22-YORKsHIRE, CHESHIRE, SUFFOLK AND
OTHER SMALL BREEDS.
superintendent. ROGERS.
Premiums same as class twenty one.
CLASS 23-POLAND CHINA.
Superintendent-S. ROGERS.
Premiums same as class twenty one.
CLASS 24-JERsEY RED.
Superintendentr-S ROGERS.
Premiums same as class twenty-one.
!, Glass 25--E Essex. x. I.
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Premiums same as class twenty-one.
CLASS s7-PoULrRr AND PET Stock.
Superintendent-OTI MEAD.
The Judge will be governed by the American
Standard of Excellence.
Coops of fowls entered for competition shall
contain two specimens male and female) except
when entered as a collection. The term ''chicks"
applies only to birds Matched in 1894 and the
term 'fowls' applies to birds Matched prior to
1894.
LIST Prm I'd Prm
rOWlS. 10 DO
OiiiSho 10 OU
The above premiums will be paid for each
variety recognized by the American Standard of
Excellence.
- . LIST Prm I'd Prm
Best collection of pure bred fowls or
chicks by one exhibitor. Not less
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-24

The "horse for all work" is intended to be
capable of being trained for the saddle, and for
the harness, and be able to go on the road or in
draft as he may chance to be broken. 1t may be
that the "horse for all work. shall after a few
years training, make useful spirited hand
some family roadster, or he may be brought up
to be good draft horse, true to pull any load
that is put behind him. Hence the committee
will note that he is not to be judged by the speed
he may make for single mile. 1t will also be
noted that he must have size, action and spirit,
as we'll as constitution, if he is worthy of a
premium as breeding animal
All horses shown in harness must be exhibited
on the track. See note class one.
CLASS 4-CARRIAGE, MATCHED AND SINGLE
HORSES
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NOTICE OF TIE SALE OF BoNDs-No
~ tics y hereby given that the directors OF the
Middle kittifas irrigation district In khtftas
Of VI. :: Ss s &c. e.
directors Of said district In the city OF Ellens-
burg. said county and state, on June s. 1894, a
year misunderstanding bonds Of said irrigation dis
trics Of the denomination Of i've hundred and
unpaid principal sum In each bond II the rate ofsix
(6l per cent per annum from date until fully paid,
Of q Sa ss M
De issued aud to bear dase ofthe lei day Of July.
1894, and the principal sum therein 70 be payable
in gold coin ofths United states In instaiimsnis
- follows. to-witi At shs expiration OF az cen
sna % .es q al:
principal on each OF said bonds 81 the expiration
81 s snd ON
said bonds payasle NJ the once Of the treasurer Of
said irrigation district
must be nled with James .. Boyle, secretary Of
said disirtcl NJ the once Of the directors Of said
county and state ON :. sssSrs June Z 1894 Al
O'Clock D. M, and each bid mrst De marked bid
risation District !" aud each bid must be acconpa-
MED with . certified check on some solve bsnk
In the state Of Washinston In The sum o. one
grass treasurer Oh the Middle Kitttas Irrigation
District, which check viii he retarnsd IA the
event that sach bid IL not accepted Each IT'D
must also contain an agreement 20 accept the
bonds In amounts as follows, towtt: Twenty hvs
and swsaty-ave Thousand dollars ts2e .00o) worth
each thi ~ f30l days thereafter until the Whole
saSo oo, :. tive nscn Gid y. M con,aln m
agreement THAI the interest on ths bones shall -
ga 10 accrue thereon only from And after the date
Of the payne therefor. that the directors re-
serve ths right to reject any ,aa 81 bids sovtr
Secretary Of tn. nladl. Kis'i'as Irrigation Dis.
Dated a, EIisnseurxh. wash. April IS. 1894
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4 hE6ULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IA stockholders Of the stisguamish ard sultan
Mining ompany n corporation viii be held AZ
the main office Of the company. room sos New
Isrx block. ciiy Of seattle state OF Washington,
Y. A. NJ O'clock p m, Ihnrreay. June I'm,
trustees of the company for thu snsuing year and
of trAnsactfng sach other hasiDsss as may rsgu-
D. A. Ross. Secretary
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What
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PnnAsrrr. wash.,

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IN THE sUPERIos COURT. KING COUNTY.

goha CspeocL plsing!a, Va Peter Alfalfa. defend
Ast Ma Is, sos Softee Of receivers sale
In pursuance Of . decree rsndsrsd by The eosrs
In the ABOVE entitled action tie 3Gsh dAy N
April. 1884 the snoerrie<r, - receiver tie eta
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KeKraLAH, n c., Nay -. 1oc4
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NORTH WELLINGTON, b C., June ., u
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NYCTIcE OF rRUsTEE's SALE OF kEAL
IN sstass-Nosics b hereby given that the M.
@ ssss IS z.a As:a 's saa Laey AiIss
dated Angus IS, a d 1884 vsil % saturday. the
ss !. ssy e us Nay sso. 2 y ss1 kss
house. In the city Of seattle, eonnty OF King and
sa = . sas. e.
scrhed rsal estate situate in ssid county and state
aferss.ld, ana described = foslews so.wi,; :. :,
MOTH e. y ises: shsnce sorsn % deg and rs min
: ne sss sss e corner .. IS.
scrfbsd thence south IS deg 80 min wssI $50 feet;
s.s g g ss s .n $50
% deg Is min wesS 400 teet 70 the place o. osgin
ana III MI'o one, 81 san sShIner. ETC.
thereunt. belonging or In any wies apPsrsaininz
said sale WIN b made BY tee unders,snsd nad s
. certain deed q trust made by J. n. lsn and
Lacy Amen, ais via . the sudsrsisssd q. ed ed
mony .ss .sard g q sas n vsaa.
Hsns rsi.rrea % 10 said onveyancs ana msds
part thereof dated August Is. isss. between Z
o. sns frs a part. ana Sosspa 4 Sine air navd Nc
Way, A f. Pretty, n. w. Fletcher and Jennie
II pnsussos q notes and request s., Of The paTss
Of the second part named In said asresmsns a..
been made In the pas meat Of the county and city
tAxes which masursd suessauent 20 August IS
1894 snd september 81. 1898. aasessed and levied
said premises, and that default had been made
in keeping up and maintaining sufiiciens frs in
surAncs upon the buildings and improvements on
sa '' IN
Grantee and Trustee IN said Deed
Dated Seattle wash. April 10. 1894
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALEM THE
~ superior court Of the state Of washington fos
sacs msn-Phnlips in vest msnt Company plaintifE.
Va y. 9. Boyd 4 4. Boyd, his wife and ns.ss e
Under and BY virtue Of IN order Of sale and spe-
ctAi execution, issued out OF the above named
court ~ me above entitled action ana TO me al, al
felaowing described real property situated In said
King county, Washing on. to-wi,; ,,,.,
Los seven in block sixteen In Renton Eul addi-
ton 10 The city Of Seattle. kng county. Washing
ton
Nosce IL therefore hereby given that ON Friday
the 18th day OF May. 1894, ~ the hour OF 10
o'clock m Of said Gay. ~ the front doer OF the
county WIN sell the above described real properly
public auction to the highest bidder for ea ss.~
Dated this the 18th day OF April. 1894
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
Probate department.
In the matter Of the estate Of Hall Davis de-
Notice 10 hereby given BY the uudersxued exec
utrix Of the estate OF Hall Davis deceased, to the
crediton Of the said Hall DAVIS and ali persons
having claims against said deceased. 10 present
their claims required by Law, with the necessary
vouchers. within one year after the date of this
Horton 4 Co BANK building. seattle. King county.
Waah, the same being the place for the transac-
oon Of he GUINNESS Of said estate
Exsoasrix Of tbs estate Of Hail laws. deceased.
SpwA.D vox Tos.r, Attorney for kxscusrtx.
First publication, April 36. 1894
NOTICE OF sHERIFrs SALEM THE
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