The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-19

will be by ticket, and every person
must be provided with a proper ticket
before being allowed to enter. Neces-
sary attendants upon stock and ma
chinery will be furnished with passes
by the secretary. Such passes will
bear the name of the person to whom
issued and will not be good for the
admission of any other person. Sea-
son tickets will be issued for the
whole exhibition at One Dollar and
Twenty-Five cents for adults, and
SiXty-five cents for children under
fourteen years Of age. And for horses
and carriages, as follows:
For two horse coach. carriage
or wagon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s so
For two horse coach. carriage
or wagon. season. ....... 125
For two horse buggy. ....... so
For one horse buggy. so
For one or two horse buggy,
season Observation-Disclosures. 1.25
FOR one morse. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
For one auto. ................. so
For one auto, season. .... l.25
Every vehicle carrying passen-
gers for hire. for season. 500
Entries.
All entries must be made on the
printed forms of the society supplied
for that purpose by the secretary.
These forms are to be filled out,
signed by the exhibitor and sent to
the secretary of Grand Forks, North
Dakota, on or before the 30th day of
July. Entries of live stock of all
classes that are required to be regis
tered must be accompanied with
memorandum of the registry papers,
including name of the animal and
number in the register, and name of
owner. The entries must in every in
stance be made in the name of the
owner of the property entered, except
where sires or dams are shown with
offspring. or offspring alone, or where
manufactured goods are shown by the
manufacturer or producer. For each
exhibit card will be furnished to the
exhibitor showing the section and
number of entry, which card must be
attached to and remain attached to
the exhibit during the exposition. No
exhibits will be listed which are Of
fensive by reason of their odor or an
pearance, or which are dangerous tn
the public welfare. There are no en-
trance fees charged for exhibits to this
exposition. All exhibits should be up-
on the ground MONDAY, the 3Oth day
OF July. All animals will be subject
to veterinary inspection, and no ami
NAL will be permitted upon the
grounds that is known to be affected
with any contagious disease. Exhibit
tors must provide for the delivery of
their articles upon the exposition
grounds, although if all expenses are
paid upon the articles sent the secre-
tary by express, the same will be
transported to the grounds free of
charge. Exhibitors will be advised
Immediately after. their arrival upon
the grounds with the articles for ex-
hlbition where said articles are to be
placed. The society will not be re-
sponslble for articles stolen, lost or
injured, but will render all assistance
IN their power towards the recovery
OF the same; but all such risks must
be upon the owners themselves.
Live Stock.
Buildings and stalls are provided
upon the grounds for live stock. Hav
and straw for bedding, and water will
be furnished for the horses. cattle
sneep and swine from the opening to
the close of the exposition. Grain for
horses, cattle. sheep and swine will be
LOT sale on the grounds at reasonable
prices.
me secretary will commence mail
ing cnecks Tor premiums for all class
es OF exnlDits on Monday, August 10,
lSoo.
Judges.
The judges will be appointed bv the
board of directors previous to the ex.
position and will receive Information
of such appointment, and are reonest-
ed to report at the Office of the secre-
tary upon the grounds. Persons in
any way interested in exhibits to be
examined will not be allowed to act
as judges. Judges for the several de-
partments are requested to meet At
the office of the secretary on Wedness
day, at 10 o'clock. The live stock will