The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-12

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%. Exhibitors of live stock are expect
| ed to exercise due discretion in regard
| 70 exhibiting animals while in the stalls.
| 30 No person. except members or en-
ployes OF the Board, shall be allowed In
the buildings after closing hours. except
| upon the written order OF the Supertn.
| tendent OF the Building,
| 81 Goods shipped to tho Secretary for
exhibition must be in his hands not later
| than the Saturday preceding the Fair in
| order to give time for placing them on
PROTESTS.
/ 81. All protests must be made in writ
/ ing. accompanied by affidavit setting
| forth the grounds for protesting. Protests
| against the exhibition Of other animals
| or articles must be filed with the Secre-
| tary at least twenty-four hours before
/ the awards are made Protests against
/ awards must be Med with the Secretary
| that on which the awards are made. Pro
| tests against the exhibition OF animals
or articles viii be considered by the
/ Board at its first meeting after the nl!ng
Of the protests. Parties Interested VIII
/ be duly notified by the Secretary, and
| opportunity given them to submit evil
| In every case Of protest the party pro-
/ testing must deposit with the Secretary
a sum equal to the amount of the prem
| ium involved excepting, however, that
1 in no case shall the amount required to
| be deposited exceed the sum Of S25, which
| sum shall in the event OF the protest be-
plainant: and IL the protest shall not be
/ sustained, then said sum shall be for
| feited to the Board.
| In addition to the rights Of protest here
| in granted to interested parties, the Fair
| Association expressly reserves the right
| to take cognizance Of fraud which may
have been contaminated, or attempted
| and to deal with any party or parties i'm
plicated therein In such manner within
/ the scope of the power Of the Board as
may from the evidence relating thereto
be deemed just and proper.
| AWARDS.
| SO. Awards will be made by the single
| 81 Judges viii report to thu Superin-
| tendents at their respective departments
| at o'clock g. m. on the day fixed for
awarding premiums on the lots which
| they are respectively to judge
| So No person shall act as Judge in any
lot in which he may be interested as the
! exhibitor, agent or employe, of an eXhib-
/ itOr, or otherwise, and II such case should
be presented, the Superintendent OF De-
partment may remove such Interested
judge substitute another judge tenn
porarily.
L worthy shall be awarded a premium, but
no premium shall be withheld merely be-
| cause there is no competition. Judges
| may award any grade of premium accord
/ ing to the merit OF the animal OF article.
| 81. Should any doubt arise as TO the
regularity Of entry. or any other import
ant matter, which the judges feel in
competent to decide. he shall at once re-
port the same to the Superintendent of
| the Department for decision, which, when
made, shall be final.
/ 49, Judges are instructed that II they
| shall have good reasons to believe that
Iany exhibitor by false entry or otherwise,
| attempts to deceive the judges or the
public and obtain a premium by misrep-
Tesentation, they shall report the facts at
once to the Superintendent, who shall re-
port the same to the Board. who may
| eXpei such exhibitor for two or more
years.
80. The decision Of the judges shall be
Anal and no appeal will be considered,
| except in case OF protest.
| Al Objections 20 any F"rson serving as
| a Judge must be submitted to the Sup
eTintendent in writing prior to making
| any award, giving Sood md sufficient
reasons therefor, and upou which the
| Superintendent shall have full power to
/ II ANY exhibitor attempting 10 inter
fere with tie Judges during their adjudi-
! cations will be promptly excluded from
! competition.
| AZ. The public may not be allowed in
the departments while the judging is go
4s. Each award, and notice of protest
| If any be made, must be written in a
plain, careful manner by the Superin-
| tendent, in ink or indelible pencil in
blank page opposite the entry.
| A. The books must be returned by the
Superintendent of each department to
tho Secretary as soon as the awards In
each are completed
as Each Superintendent shall exercise
great care in preserving and returning
the entry books Of the department as
ali checks for preniur1s are authorized
only upon entries contained therein.
SO. Awards will be designated as fol-
lows:
! BLUE RIBBC us indicate the frst prem
RED RIBBONS indicate the second
WHITE RIBBONS indicate the third
Ribbons will be affixed at the time of
the awards on all premium animals
shown in the rings. Upon all other ami
mails or articles the Superintendents of
the several departments shal! attach the
ribbons as awarded by the judges and
they are never to he affixed to articles
| cIassed as miscellaneous Suitable GER
tiflcates of merit will be awarded on dis
plays Of agricultural implements ma
| ChineTy, wagons, etc.
! PERMITS AND PRIVILEGES,
Address all communica tions to b H
| Thomas, Secretary, Pensacola, Florida.
az No privileges will be granted for
less than So. The Secretary shall reserve
the right Of cancellation at any time for
! reasons satisfactory to himself OF all con-
tracts made with concessionaires-
| so Each ConCessionaire must conf1ne
himself to the space assigned him Fall
ure to do so will subject him to forfeit
ture OF his privilege without reimburse
| 81 No game OF chance or immoral ex-
hibition will be allowed on the grounds
No shows that make an unnecessary
! tents. to attract the attention of the pub
lie viii be permitted on the grounds.
| 50. All concessions that sell Tor 30 must
be cash in hand. On all others % per
cent must be paid before taking posses
sion. All privileges not paid for ac-
cording to this rule will be closed up,
and al money paid viii be forfeited TO
the Board.
So. Under no circumstances will any
person or firm be allowed to place any
advertising matter upon buildings, trees
or any place on the grounds, nor viii
they be permitted to distribute adyerus-
ing matter outside of the place assigned
them.
81. The Superintendent Of Grounds and
Buildings will see that this rule is strict
PAYMENTS OF PREMIUMS.
55. The Secretary will mail checks for
premiums within ten days after the close
OF the Fair.
STALLS AND PENS,
Sc. Stalls will be assigned to only bona
f1de exhibitors, and parties sub-letung
stalls without permission OF the Super
intendent of the department viii thereby
forfeit the same and such stalls VIII be
subject TO consignment
81. Parties desiring stalls for exhibit
ton of horses and cattle at the Fair must
| file their applications with the Secretary
at Peusa cola Blank applications for
stalls will be furnished at any time, on