The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-06-05
Rules and Regulations
Governing
INTERNATIONAL SHEEP SHOW

I-No exhibitor shall bo awarded moro than
premium in any ono lot.
U-No sheep Will bo allowed be taken from the
exhibit building without nrst securing written
mission from tho Secretary.
III.-Each exhibitor Is required TO furnish banner,
stating namc OF exhibitor and breed OF sheep.
V.-No other banner advertising matter may
be displayed In above the except description
OF the arm and animals exhibited.
v-The Feed Superintendent VIII have feed for all
sheep at reasonable prices
VI-The decision of tho judges shall be Anal IN all
cases. except where mistake. fraud. Misrepresentation
coluslon. discovered at the time OF the award
proven. In such the Secretary, such ref-
as no may appoint may make decision, or. with
mis- approval. tho case may be appealed to the EH-
hibit Committee from whose decision there be DO
appeal.
vII-An stalls. pens and exhibition places must
bo cleaned before a. each day. and refuse mat
ter disposed Of tho Secretary may direct.
vIII.-An protests must bo In writing and accom-
panied by deposit of $1,000. which will be forfeited
II protest sustained. Such protest must state
plainly the OF complaint appeal. and must
be delivered to the Secretary within six hours after
tho occasion Tor such protest.
IX.-No appeal or appeal from. award
based upon statement that the judge judges
have overlooked animal article. will be con-
sdcred by the Executive Committee.
N.-Exhibts that havo been enormously entered
in the discretion Of tho Secretary be transferred
their proper classes previous to the judging. IL
such cosses have been judged they shall bo
opened
XI.-EXhibts having Objectionable features may be
ordered their stalls, pens space.
XII-Tho Committee reserves the right TO with
hold premiums awarded In every in which II
shall appear to tho Executive Committee that tho
regulations boon complied with, that fraud
deception has been practced attempted
XI1I-Should any animal AWARDED a prize be dis
qualified animals gaining tho lower prizes shall
graduate up into tho higher positions in order
above them II tho opinion of tho judge these ami
mails worthy such prizes.
XIy.-JudGes shall report TO tho Secretary
son OF by agents, servants interfere with thcm
thcm whoreupon the Secretary shall. his discre-
tion, demand proper apology from such exhibitor
or nc may exclude ouch from competition. and the
Committee may withhold from such exhibitors any
premiums that have been awarded thcm
XV.-When there is competition. no cash award
Will be made.
XvI-A fco OF 500 will be charged for each pen
occupied by exhibitor.
NvII-A charge CT sl.o0 per head will be made for
all private sales mado during the Show.
XVIII.-On the last two days OF this Show. Sop
tomber ssth and 9Th, auction sales Will be held,
Quoted by n competent auctioneer. who will cndcavor
To sncure the highest price possible for all uneod
sheep. charge of 10 per cent Will bo made for all
sheep sold auction. Tho Association viii endcavor
10 mako this the prominent feature OF this Show.
MIA reasonable charge will be made for largo
pons containing sheep that do for prizes
Entries Will closo September 18th.