Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-22
RULES AND REGULATIONS

RULES AND REGULATIONS
The Superintendent and Secretary s
office shall be on the Fair Grounds
during the Fair.
The general supervision of the
grounds and the entire exhibition, the
police regulations and entrance and
exit gates, is vested in the Superin-
tendent and Secretary of the Asso-
citation.
All exhibits entered free of charge,
excepting articles shown for adver-
tising purposes.
The Fair grounds will be open for
the reception of all articles for one
day preceding the opening of the Fair.
All exhibitors are requested to bring
in their exhibits not later than 5
o'clock p. m., on Saturday preceding
the first day of the Fair. Positively
no article will be received after 5
O'Clock pm, October 18th, the first
day of the Fair, unless otherwise
herein stated.
Single tickets of admission so cents.
Between the age of s and IA years,
25 cents. Season tickets, $l.00. All
tickets will be taken up at the gate,
as they are good for one admission
only. Children under s years of age,
free, when accompanied by their par
ents or guardian.
All persons entering the Fair are
expected to purchase admission tick
cts.
Tickets will be on sale at the gates.
Entries may. be made with the Sec
retary at his office in Paris by mail
for six days before the commencement
of the Fair and first day before the
commencement of the Fair at the
grounds. Stalls may be secured by
parties who make their entries within
the time prescribed for making en-
tries.
On the entry of each article or
animal, card will be furnished to
the exhibitor, specifying the class and
number of the entry, said card TO re-
main attached to each animal or ar
ticle during the exhibition, except
sheep, poultry and hogs, when it may
be attached to the article or pen.
Extra Entries. Every article must
be entered under some of the headings
in the regular list. But if any article
is of distinct character from any
thing specified in the list, it may be
entered as, an extra in the class with
which IL most nearly corresponds, but
aannot aomnafa for a privn
No animal or article will be allowed
to compete for more than one pre-
MUM, nor be entered in more than
one class, except as one Of herd or
in sweepstakes.
No animal or article shall be with
drawn before p. M, the last day of
the Fair, unless by special permit of
the Secretary.
Every animal or article must be
entered in the name of the owner or
producer, whose number must be en-
dorsed on the entry card, and due rec
ord of number and name of exhibitor
shall he kept by the superintendent
Of each class or division.
Exhibitors will at all times give the
necessary and personal attention to
whatever they have on exhibition, and
at the close of the Fair take entire
charge of the same. The association
will use every precaution in its power
for the safe preservation of all ar
licIes and stock on exhibition, but will
not be accountable for loss or damage
ANY exhibitor interfering with the
Judges during their adjudication will
forfeit their right to premiums and
all officers are required, and exhibit
ors are requested to report any viola
ton of this rule to the Secretary.
The first premium will be desig-
mated by blue cards or ribbon at.
tached to the article or animal; sec
ond premium, red. These badges will
be placed on the animal or article i'm.
mediately on making the award.
No article or animal deemed un-
worthy shall be awarded premium
But no premium shall be withheld
merely because there is no competl,
ton. If the article is not worthy oi
the first premium, it may be awarded
the second premium.
ANY error in the record of pre-
miums caused by the oversight or neg
lect of the Superintendent shall b
subject tor correction IN the publica
tion of premiums awarded, wheneve
proof is furnished the management
that a mistake has been made.
Applications for privileges 70
conducting restaurants, refreshmen