Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-12


uo-usS thrse o. more tea pJ1Dds-
NoaHinners sll0Eei ssFe1 pouDds,
mzSSsrs tea pooodss $50
EIGHTH DAY
FZIDAT OCT G.
Pseinx-Frse-for all p0rse $40
Troitinz-Free-for-zll: s50-
Runuinx dash. eODsoiztiOn purse
for hszien bor1es AZ this meetipZ.
HOrses bezten once allowed sve
posnds. t~ice seven pounds. three
times o. m1re ten pounds 500.
Ruuniug-Hurdle race. handicap.
over sre hurdles. u nile; $40.
Conditions As 90 RBnniBg Races:
Entries close AZ p m the dzy pre-
oedinz tue race D.scizrztiOn must De
made Ia Eriting With the secretary
by II a %. the day q the race
A horse winning race entitled TO
nrst mo0ey only. Making a walk
Ozer entitled % entrance mOnay paid
in. When less than the required
number q starters appear they may
contest for the entrance mJDey paid
Iu. divided 65 per cent 20 FIRST and $
per cent 70 second hOrse-
All truttIng and pacing races 70 be
nile heats in 5. excepting the 2 and
5-year-old races, which shall be mile
heats, Gina. Five TO enter and three
% start. bu: the board reserves the
right 10 hold less number than five
70 aIl By dedncting from the purse The
entrance money Of each horse less
than Eve.
Other than specified rules Of the
National Association TO govern.
NEW OFFICERS.
The following persons were chosen
70 serve al the gates and in the ticket
Offices, tOwit.
Wagon gate-J. c. Siegmund,
Ralph Grim and s. q. Parker.
Railroad gate-L. B. Geer, JOWel
Hewitt, +. B. Simpson, d. G.. Ross
and Max Sehelpius.
Grand stand gate-A. T. Holt and
Carl Rodgers
An order was made authorizing the
president to procure suitable help al
this particular point and, generally,
70 substitute any employe who failed
70 appear for duty or failed In doing
his or her work satisfactorily.
Horse Willard Martin.
Hay barn.. T. Beckwith.
Ticket auditOr-Arthur NJ. Miller
Upon motion the secretary was In
structed 70 correspond with Van B.
DeLashmntt relative TO that gentle
mans status as a member OF the state
board, and report,
The committee named the first
Monday of the season, ,as"Press Day"
Superintendent Walker, OF the
dairy department, reported that the
Portland exhibitors desired TO know
wheter the board would cover ship
ping expenses on display goods and
the whole matter was referred back u
Mr.. Walker With power TO act.
Superintendent George GoOdhue, Of
the poultry division, asked for the ap
poltmeut Of judge 10 his division, oi
W. w. Browning, OF Ogden, Utah, &
celebrated fancIer and one OF tho
notable experts Of the National Poul
try association, who viii be in Ore
gon during fair time and had kindly
offered his services without expensS
20 the board. Mr.. GOodhue was In
structed 10 close the matter at once,
The following division superintend-
ents and judges were then appointed
70 serve ln the award OF premiums
and prizes, tOwit:
Division A-Horses. William FraE
Ter, Portland.
DlYisi0n B-Cattle. James Witty
comb. classes 4. 5, 6. !, s. Q; for beet
breeds. George Gammie.
Division C-LOng wool, George
Gammie, fine wool, David Stewart
Division D-Swine, James Witty
combe.
DlvIsIcn Eand LIE, farm product.
L. "bOys under Is years" Prof. II
T. French, Corvallis
Divisions +. and H-Oregon manu-
features, and domestic wooden manu-
factures, G. ii. Lane. Salem.
Division G-Dairy, T. +. Walker
Salem.
Divisions and K-Domestics, Mss
Pauline Looney.
Division Millinery, sewing, etc.
l, 2, , and special, Mrs T. G. Rich
Dond; class aud special, Mrs. z job
Corvallis; classes and Mrs +. n
Stiles. Dallas
Division M-Frults. Emil Schanno
The Dalles-
Division n - Vegetables. w. r.
Usher, Newbrldge.
Division o and P-FlOweFs aud nat
ural histsry, Adolph AshoiI, Marmot