The record-union., 1897-01-08

The Managers or superintendent, un-
less requested, will not interfere or as
sumo any responsibility in the matter.
f. An entry fee of So will be charged
for each dog entered, which includes
listing. The entry fee must in all cases
accompany the entry, which includes
care and feed of dogs during the ex-
hibition.
.. All entries must be made on blanks
furnished by the Secretary, and can be
had on application at the office, Stock
ton, Cal, p. o. box 220.
q. The entries close ON Friday, Jam
uary 1st, and as soon thereafter as
practicable each exhibitor will receive a
ticket of Identification and a number
tag corresponding with the stall num-
Der of his dog. When the dog is
brought to the exhibition hall the tag
must be attached to the collar, and the
| person accompanying the dog must
| show his ticket of Identification before
the animal will be received. Therefore,
exhibitors are requested not to lose
their tags nor to put them on the dogs,
when practicable until just before pre-
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| dogs coming by express the tags must
| be firmly nailed to the crates, and
where there are more than ONE of the
same breed in the crate, duplicate tags
| should be made out and attached to
their collars
l. Each exhibitor shall receive one
ticket of identification for all dogs en-
tered, which must be carefully pre-
| served, as no dogs will be permitted to
pass out of the building at night until
| its owner shall deposit 50 and sur
| render the ticket ITO the check-clefk
| both of which will be returned ON the
return of the dog next morning before
IL o'clock. If prize-w winners are taken
cut and not returned, the prizes award
ed them will be forfeited. A season
ticket will be issued to each exhibitor
free, and will be for his or her individ-
ual use only. The ticket will be for
feited if transferred
.. No dog viii be received unless sup
piled with a suitable collar and chain
y. The SHOW will be open from 10
a. m to 10 p. m. each day.
10. The judging will commence
promptly Saturday, January 9th, at 1
p. m. During the hours of judging no
dog shall be taken from its stall, not
even by its owner; and if any dog is
| not found in it's stall when called for
| by the Judge, the Judge will proceed
without it, This rule will be rigidly
enforced, that the judging may not be
retarded. Owners are requested to be
near their dogs, and when the class is
called to bring their animals into the
| judging ring. In the absence of the
owner attendants will take the dog in
to the ring.
II. No dog shall be permanently re-
moved from the building until 10
O'Clock ON Tuesday night, January 18th
except by consent of the Manag gers or
| Superinte ndent.
j.. A deposit of So (to be made with
the Secretary must accompany all pro-
tests, the money to be forfeited in the
event of the protests being held friV-
olous.
13 All dogs must be removed and re-
| turned by the north entrance.
IA. The Bench Show Committee shall
have the right to exclude or remove
any dog from the show for any cause
appearing to them sufficient.
ID. Exhibitors will be allowed to ex-
ercise their dogs only from Z to a. M
and to $50 p. m, and no dog will be
permitted off the bench except during
those hours. Otherwise the Superin-
tendent Will see that they are exer-
cised. This rule will be rigidly en-
forced
16 Attention is directed to Rule 2
Of the American Kennel Club, regard
ing registration, but it should be un-
derstood that dogs need not necessarily
have a pedigree to entitle them to en-
try.
Note-An exhibitors will be careful
to enter their dogs in the right class
es under the late rules of the A K c.
no dog can be transferred to another
class.
II. Exhibitors can send dogs by ex-
press upon prepayment of the com
pany's rates. Boxes must be addressed
TO the Superintendent of the Dog Show
Sacramento, Cal.
A return label should be attached to
the box with the name and address of
the exhibitors, also name of the ex-
press company by which the box should
be returned
THE PRIZES.
not to compete)-S20 for handler show
ing greatest number of dogs offered by
California State Poultry and Kennel
Club Association; so for handler show
ing second largest number of dogs of
fered by California State Poultry and
K ennel Club Association.
Kennel Prizes Especial gold medals
Thomas Fox, best kennel; William
| T. z.z-l-A
Bank, third best kennel; George Clark
fourth best kennel; Buffalo Brewing
Company, fifth best kennel; Gilt Edge
Brewing Company, largest number Of
entries by one person: w. E. Lovdal
best great Dane dog; J. D. Tate, best
rough coat st. Bernard dog; J. NJ. Nor
rison, best setter dog; Frank Johnson,
best bloodhound E. NJ. Simpson, best
fox terrier; ]. +. Terry best English
setter; California s. p and K c.. best
mastiff; A. w. Morrison, best brood