Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition CommissionLouisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
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Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904 : Saint Louis, Mo.)
(b) The country, State, or Territory from which the package is
consigned.
(c) The name and address of the exhibitor and the total number
of packages sent by such exhibitor.
SEC. IV. In boxing or casing any material intended for
exhibition, screws should be employed in preference to nails or
steel hoops, and packages should be addressed on two or more
sides. Each package should contain a list of the goods therein.
SEC. V. Consignments intended for different buildings should be
in separate packages, and not be included in the same box,
crate, or barrel.
SEC. VI. Freight and express charges and all charges
appertaining to the transportation of material belonging to
individuals, such as exhibits, building material, concession
material and supplies, etc., must be prepaid at the point of
shipment, and the goods delivered at the exposition clear of all
charges of any description incident to the transportation.
ARTICLE X.
SECTION I. If no authorized person is at hand to take charge of
an exhibit within reasonable time after its arrival at the
exposition buildings said exhibit will be removed and stored at
the cost and risk of whosoever it may concern.
SEC. II. The installation of heavy articles, requiring
foundation, may, by special agreement with the director of
works, begin as soon as the progress of the construction of the
buildings will permit.
SEC. III. No exhibits shall be removed in whole or in part until
the close of the exposition.
SEC. IV. Immediately after the close of the exposition
exhibitors shall remove their exhibits and construction, and
complete such removal before March 1, 1904. Any exhibit or
material not removed on March 1, 1904, will be considered to
have been abandoned by the exhibitor, and will be subject to
removal at the cost of the exhibitors, or to such disposition by
the Exposition Company as may be deemed advisable.
ARTICLE XI.
SECTION I. All show cases, cabinets, shelving, counters, etc.,
required in the installation of an exhibit, must be provided at
the expense of the exhibitor, and all countershafts, steam
pulleys, belting, etc., and all compressed-air connections, and
all water and sewerage connections must be paid for by the
person applying for the same.
SEC. II. All decorations and designs to be constructed in
connection with the installation must conform to the rules and
regulations promulgated by the director of exhibits, and receive
the approval of the chief of the department interested.
SEC. III. No exhibitor will be permitted to install an exhibit
so as to obstruct the light or occasion any inconvenience to or
disadvantageously affect the display of other exhibitors.
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