The Delta independent., 1909-08-13
DELTA COUNTY FAIR
Delta, Colorado, September IS, Is and II, 1909
LIST OF PREMIUMS AND RULES GOVERNING AWARDS

THEIR EXHIBITS AND NOT FOLLOW THE JUDO
ES ABOUT WHILE AWARDS ARE BEING MADE
under penalty of being excluded from competition.
A. Exhibitors Ct live stock expected to ex-
ercse due discretion in regard exhibiting animals
while in their stalls.
s. No person except officers employees of the
Association shall be allowed in the buildings after
closing hours except upon the written order Ct the
Superintendent of the building.
| g. No article on exhibition can be removed from
the hall before Saturday morning September 18th.
This rule will be enforced Saturday affords ample
time for the removal CT exhibits.
PROTESTS.
1. All protests must be made in writing accom-
panied by afidavits setting forth the grounds for
protesting Protests against the exhibition of either
of animals or articles must be filed with the Secre-
tary at least "a hours before the awards made.
Protests against the awards must be filed with the
Secretary by o'clock p of the day following that
on which awards were made. Protests against ex-
hibition of animals articles will be considered
before the hour of showing Protests against awards
will be considered by the Board at its first meeting
after the filing of protests Parties interested will
be duly notified by the Secretary and opportunity
given them to submit evidence.
2. In every of protest the party protest.
ing must deposit with the Secretary of money
equal to the amount of the premium involved, ex-
cepting, however, that in shall the amount
required to be deposited exceed the sum of $25.
which shall, in the event of the protest being
sustained, be returned to the complainant; and if
the protest shall not be sustained then said sum
shall he forfeited to the Association.
3. In addition the rights of protest herein
guaranteed to interested parties the Directors
pressly the right to take cognizance of
frauds which may have been consummated
tempted and to deal with any party parties i'm
plicated therein, within the scope of
the power of the Board may, from the evidence
relating thereto, be deemed just and proper.
AWARDS
l. Judges will report the Superintendents at
their respective departments at o'clock a. m. of
the day fixed for awarding premiums on the classes
which they respectively to judge.
g. No person shall act judge in any lot in
which he may be interested exhibitor, agent
employe of an exhibitor otherwise; and if such
she uld presented, the Superintendent the
department involved may remove such interested
judge. or substitute another judge temporarily.
g. Awards of premiums at the Fair shall be con.
fined to entries named in premium list, unless other
wise specified.
A. No animal article deemed unworthy shall
be awarded premium. In such the judges shall
decide whether the animal article Is entitled to
award not, and shall also declare the grade Of the
and, where there is competition, second pre-
MUM shall be awarded.
s. Should any doubt arise as to the irregularity
feels incompetent decide he shall at report
the same to the Superintendent of the department
for decision.
g. Judges are instructed that if they shall have
good to believe that any exhibitor by false
entry otherwise attempts to deceive the judges or
the public and obtain premium by misrepresenta-
ton, they shall report the facts at once to the Sup
erintendent of the department, who shall report the
same the Board, who may expel such exhibitor for
fraud fer more years.
I. The decision of awarding judges shall be final.
and no appeal shall considered except in case of
protest.
s. Objection to any person serving as a judge
must be submitted the Secretary in writing prior
to making any award giving good and sufficient rea-
therefor and upon which the Secretary shall have
full power to act.
9. Any exhibitor attempting to interfere with
the judges during their adjudicaons will be prompt
Ily excluded from competition.
TO- Each award, and notice of protest, II any
be made must be written in plain, careful manner
by the Superintendent, in ink ndelible pencil, on
the Judges Report of Premium Awards, furnished
by the Association.
H. Each Superintendent shall exercise great
in preserving and returning the judges reports
of the department all checks for premiums are
authorized only upon awards contained therein.
more than prize
49, Awards will be designated follows:
BLUE RIBBONS indicate the first premium.
RED RIBBONS, second premium.
WHITE RIBBONS, third premium.
ROYAL PURPLE RIBBONS, sweepstake pre-
MUM.
Ribbons will be affixed at the time the awards ON
all premium animals shown In the rings.
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