Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-09-12

Inc Ialr GROUNDS Will be open for
the reception of all articles for one
dey preceding the opening Of the
fair. All exhibitors are requested to
bring in their exhibits not later than
o'clock p. m, on Tuesday, the first
day of the fair. Positively no article /
will be received after o'clock p. M,
Sept. 23, the first day of the fair.
unless otherwise herein stated.
Single tickets Of admission SO cts. |
Between the age Of and IA years,
25 cents. Season tickets $1.0O. 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 tho fair are
expected to purchase admission tick
cts.
Tickets will be ON sale ct the gates. |
Entries may be made with the sec
retary at his office in Paris by mail
for six days before the commence
ment 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 with
in the time prescribed for making
entries.
On the entry of each article or
animal. a card will be furnished to
the exhibitor, specifying the class
and number of the entry, said card
to remain attached to the animal or
article during the exhibition, except
sheep, poultry and hogs, when 1t may
be attached to the article or pen.
No animal or article will be allow
ed 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 A 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
record of number and name Of exhib-
itor shall be kept by the superintend-
ent 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 en-
tire charge of the same. The asso-
citation will use every precaution in
its power for the safe preservation of
all articles and stock on exhibition,
but will not he accountable for loss
or damage.
Any exhibitor interfering with the
judges during their adjudication. will
forfeit their right to premium and
all officers are required, and exhibit
ors are requested to report any viola.
tion of this rule to the secretary.
The first premium will be designat
ed by blue cards or ribbon attached
to the article or animal; second pre-
MUM, red. These badges will b'
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 competi
tion. II the :.rticle is not worthy
the first premium. it may be awarde
the second premium.
ANY error in the record OF pre-
miums caused by the oversight Q
Al. 1uka ufa q
be subject to correction in the publ
caion of premiums awarded, wheI
ever proof is furnished the manage
ment that a mistake has been mad
Application for privileges for col
ducting restaurants. refreshmel
stands, places of amusement. ete
will be received by the secretary
Special Notice
All premiums not called for befo
the first OF January next succeediH
the exhibition or meeting at whit
they were awarded will be considers
donations to the association.
The gates will be open at } o'c1ol
a. m. Of each day. at which time eve
effIcer and emplOye is expected to
at his post Of duty.
The association will not be respo
sible for accidents to live stock
poultry. which may have occurr
from any case whatsoever, but eve
pracauttcn VII be used to preve
accidents Of any nature.
Rules Of the Arena
Men in charge OF the stock /
strictly prohibited from making :
remarks regarding the stock uni
information be required Of them
the judges or superintendent. P
sons infringing on this rule will
excluded from the ring by the sur
fntendent.
ANY exhibitor placing ribbons