The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-07

ium and be excluded from the compeu-
| ton.
90. Exhibitors of live stock are expect
| ed to exercise due discretion IN regard
to exhibiting animals while IN the stalls.
ployss of the Board shan be allowed in
the buildings after closing hours, except
| upon the written order of the Super4n-
81 Goods shipped TO tho Secretary for
exhibition must be In his hands not later
than the Saturday preceding the Fair in
PROTESTS.
| 30. AN protests must be made IN writ
ing, accompanied by afndavit setting
against the exhibition Of other animals
or articles must be fled with the Score
| the awards are made Protests against
awards must be fled with the Secretary
! by O'Clock p. m. on the day following
| tests against the exhibition Of animals
| or articles viii be considered by the
1 Board at its first meeting after the fling
be duly notifea by the Secretary. snd
opportunity given them to submit evi-
dence.
In every case of protest the party pro-
| testing must deposit with the Secretary
q sum equal to the amount OF the prem
ium involved, excepting. howeVsr. that
be deposited exceed the gum OF SIS, which
sum shall in the event OF the protest be-
ing sustained be returned TO the com
sustained, then said sum shxh 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 WnlcA may
| have been consumnated, or atten2ted
and to deal with any party or parties imp
plicated therein in such manner WITHIN
the scope of the power Of the Beard as
may from the evidences relating thereto
Ia inst nd
AWARDS.
IS. Awards win be made by the single
81 Judges win report to the superia-
tendents at their respective departments
at . o'clock a. m. on the day fixed for
tS"y ars re12 Tei to Judge. NUS ~
So. No person shall act a. judge IN any
lot Ia which he may be interested as the
itor. or Otherwise. and Il such case should
be presented, the Superintendent OF De-
pArtnent may remove such interested
Judge Or substitutes another Judge tenn
Sc. No animal or article deemed un;
| worthy shall be s5arded premium. put
no prenium 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 or eGue,e;
regularity Of entry. or any other import
ant matter, which the judges feel In
competent to decide, ne snan az once Sr+ e
the Department for decision. which, when
made, shall be final.
shan have good reasons to believe that
any exhibitor by false entry or otherwise.
attempts to deceive the Judges or the
resentation, they shah report the facts st
once to the Superintendent, who snail re-
port the same to the Board. who may
expel such exhibitor for two or more
Sc. The decision OF the judges shall be
final and no appeal wiz De consioeSeos
except In case Of protest
~ Objections 10 any Person seFHAg a
a Judge must be euSmittef te NE Sup.
erintendent In writing prior to mailing
reasons therefor, and upea whseh the
Superintendent shall have fan power 70
a. Anv exhibitor attempting To Inter
fere with tie Judges during Their ed1udi
cations VIII be promptly excluded from
a. The public may not be allowed Ia
the departments while tae judging II go
Ing on
II sny be made, must Be written In: a
plain, Careful manner by the Soperhn-
tendent. in Ink or indelibie psncH in
a. The books must be returned by The
Superintendent Of each department. TO
tho Secretary es soon as the awards in
a. Each SUPERINTENDENT shall exercise
great care in preserving and returning
the entry books Of the department as
eli checks for premiums are authorized
only upon entries contained therein.
4e. Awards win be designated as fol-
Blue RIRBC us Indicate the first prem
'u RED RIBBONS indicate the second
- WHITE WHITE RIBBONS indicate the third
Ribbons viii be adaxed at the time Of
the awards ar the en- Tina az uPGn all osaer ani
mails or articles the superintendent OF
the several departments shall attach the
ribbons as awarded by the judges and
thew are never to be affixed TO articles
classed as "ulisceilaneo suitable Ger
tffcs ties of merit Will be awarded on dis
plays OF agricultural implements ma
eiiihe PEgE.sMfTs AND PRIVILEGES.
Address all communications to =. h
Thomas. Secretary Pensacola, Florida
less Hs than MS ST. Fee seeretay shan reserve
the right of cancellation az any tl IN 10 lOi
reasons satisfactory to htmseif or al con-
tracts made with concessionaires.
SO. Each coneessionaire must CONNIE
himself to the gRae sgbiect him to foFfei
ture Of his privilege without rem
ment. .-..., ~
hfhition win be allowed on the grounds.
No shows that make an unnecessary
demonstration on the outside OF ther
tents. to attract the attention OF the pup
lie will be permitted or the GROUNDS.
50. An concessions that sell for s. must
be cash in hand. On all others 70 per
cent must be paid before taking posses
sion. An privileges not paid Tor ac-
coIding to this rule VIII be cioseo up
and ali money paid will be forfeited 10
the Board. n,
So. Under no c1rcunstSneSs MI ely
person or firm be allowed 70 place any
advertising matter upon bundinSs, ueeS
or anv Mace on the grounds, nor VIII
they be permitted TO distribute adverus-
ing matter outside Of the place assignee
81. The Superintendent of Grounds and
Buildings viii see that this rule is strict
ly enforced. -.,,,,o
55 The Secretary VIII mail checks for
preTniuns within ten days after the close
OF the Fair. -
5s Stalls will be assigned TO only bona
6de exhibitors, and parties suo-letunS
stalls without permission OF the super
intendent OF the department viii thereby
Forfeit the same, and such stalls VIII be
subject to re-assignment-
s.. Parties desiring stalls for exhibit
tion OF horses and cattle at the Fair must
6Ie their applications with the Secretary