The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-05-09

them. No article will be entered for pre-
MUM unless SO marked
Z. All awards of premiums will be made
Oy Judges to be appointed by the state
commission, the judges TO be parties en-
Jlrely dislnterested in any exhibits, and
their awards to be final
3. Premiums VIII be awarded after the
exhibits are all in place
D. Premiums will be paid by warrant of
ms eXcellency, w. Y. Atkinson, Governor,
at a date to be fixed by the commission
curing the progress of the exposition.
Winners of premiums will be promptly
notlned by mail, and check for amount
forwarded to them if they are not present
in person.
10. Parties making collective exhibits
VIII also be entitled to enter such prod
ucts IN competition for the premiums
offered for best specimens of crops.
II. Applications for space for county
and collective exhibits must be made to
the commission in writing. by the first
day of June, 1898, when space will be
granted according as space and the num-
Der OF entries will permit.
X. Allotments of space for collective eX-
hlplts ana county displays will be made
by the executive commissioner upon the
arrival OF parties making the exhibits
with their goods. No space will be al
iotteo IN advance of the arrival of the eX-
tive.
49, Parties making county exhibits and
collective displays will be required to in
stall and arrange the same in the build
lngs under direction of the agents of the
commission. the state to bear no part of
the expense attached 20 the making of
such exhibits
IA. All parties expecting to compete for
premiums Tor specimens of crops must
make formal entry of the same with, the
executive commissioner entries to be
made in the season of such crops Blank
forms for such entries will be furnished
by the commissioner on application. Upon
the arrival of all goods that have been
formally entered for competition in this
class, the commissioner will promptly for
| ward receipt for Same to the sender
Is: The state will pay transportation
charges on all articles entered IN competi-
| ton for premiums offered for best speci-
| mems OF crops except where such ARTICLES
| are also made part Of a county or collec-
tive display. In such cases the parties
making the county or collective display
Will have to pay all transportation and
| other charges on same.
1d. Parties desiring to enter specimens
OF crops for premiums, in order to secure
the payment of transportation CHARGES on
| same by the state must first communicate
with the executive officer, and after max
| ing formal entry, obtain his authority to
ship same at the states expense, before
shipment, specifying the kind and amount
OF goods and the freight or expense
! charges on same to Atlanta Unless these
requirements are complied with the state
will not be responsible for the payment Of
transportation charges, nor under obliga-
ton to accept goods upon their arrival
II Fruits and berries should be shipped
when in proper condition. before too ripe,
at as early date as possible from now or
until the opening of the exposition. They
must be carefully packed in crates sc
they Will not bruise, and shipped direct tC
the executive commissioner, who will have
them placed in preserving fluid, in hand.
| some glass containers. by the state chem
ist. Every crate must be plainly marked
| with the name and address of the owner
and the variety of the fruit, in order tc
secure the proper entry Of the fruit fol
competition. Crates not so marked vii
not be considered in competition
IS. Notice of shipment should be give1
to the commissioner ut least one day IL
advance, especially In the case of fruits o.
| produce that require prompt and careful
attention, in order that It may be ATTENDED
to immediately upon arrival.
10. All exhibits must be properly fl
| place by the opening day of the exposition
and.no exhibit, or portion of exhibit, will
building until the close of the exposition
90. The commission has arranged for tn
collection of the mineral and forestry dc
partments of the exhibit direct by tn
state geologist: therefore no premiums ar
offered in these departments, and the
will not be counted when shown in count
exhibits Parties desiring to make ind
vidual displays in this department at thei
own expense will be granted space for tn
same by applying to the commission.
q. An educational department has bee,
created. embracing all branches Of tn
educational system of this STATE. unde
the objection of Hon. G.. r. Glenn, stat
school con- missioner.
%. Space for displays of manufacture,
articles (made in Georgia only will b
furnished free of cost on application to tn
executive officer if, in the opinion of tn
| commission. the exhibit is suitable on
| for the state building. All application
| for space for exhibits in this department
should be made as soon as possible. con
tanning full description of exhibit pro
posed to be made. No application TO
| space will be received later than g.
days before the exposition opens. Spac,
will be allotted at the discretion of tn,
| commission, and diplomas awarded TO
| exhibits of special merit
| pa Any further information regardins
the Georgia exhibit will be furnished upo1
| application to r. T. NRsBITT.
Executive Commissioner.
| THE WOMAN'S RIIII DING