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Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904 : Saint Louis, Mo.)
The heads of departments of the municipal government of the city
of St. Louis.
The chief of police and the chief of the detective force of St.
Louis.
Limited admission passes will be granted, under such rules and
regulations as the Exposition Company may prescribe, to the
following classes of persons whose duties require their presence
upon the exposition grounds, to wit:
The judges and jurors of awards.
Employees of the Exposition Company.
Employees of the National Commission.
Employees of the board of lady managers.
Officers and employees of the United States actually in charge
of or connected with the Government exhibits, or otherwise
officially engaged within the exposition grounds.
Agents and employees of foreign governments actually in charge
of or connected with their exhibits or buildings.
Duly accredited press representatives.
Private exhibitors and their employees.
Concessionaires and their employees.
The term "employee" as herein used shall be construed as meaning
only such persons as are actually and necessarily employed
within the exposition grounds, and when in any case such
employment ceases the pass shall be taken up and canceled.
A vehicle may be admitted to the grounds upon payment of 50
cents, but the driver and occupants thereof shall be subject to
the general rules governing admissions.
_Provided,_ That all official vehicles and the vehicles of
officers and directors of the Exposition Company, of officers
and members of the National Commission, and the members of the
board of lady managers shall, with the driver thereof, be
admitted free upon presentation of official permit.
Any person entering the grounds upon a badge or card pass shall
be required to deposit with the gate keeper a personal card with
pass number thereon.
In exceptional cases the president of the Exposition Company may
issue passes to persons not included in the foregoing
classification, when such action is deemed for the best interest
of the exposition.
Passes will not be replaced during the period for which same may
have been issued. When a pass is lost, prompt notice should be
given to the department of admissions in order that notice of
same may be posted and the pass taken up if presented.
When an employee is discharged or resigns, a pass will not be
issued to his successor until the original pass is returned to
the department of admissions.
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition reserves the right to call in
and revoke or cancel any pass at any time.
Passes are void and will be forfeited if showing any evidence of
alteration or erasure. All passes are nontransferable, and will
be forfeited if presented by any other than person named
thereon.
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