Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-9
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Notice to allow and pay premiums - Amount - Free admission
Official statutory text
to fair as condition - Premium list.
When directed by a vote of the resident taxpayers, as provided
in Section 15-7 of this title, the county commissioners shall at
their first meeting thereafter, notify the officers of the stock
show or fair association named in the petition that the premiums
shall be allowed and paid to the amount named in the petition and no
more, provided, that admittance is free at all times to the stock
show or fair association at which the premiums are offered. The
commissioners shall determine and notify the association of the
number and amount of premiums to be offered and have a premium list
printed, which shall be furnished free to all interested. The
premiums shall be paid in accordance with the list.
When directed by a vote of the resident taxpayers, as provided
in Section 15-7 of this title, the county commissioners shall at
their first meeting thereafter, notify the officers of the stock
show or fair association named in the petition that the premiums
shall be allowed and paid to the amount named in the petition and no
more, provided, that admittance is free at all times to the stock
show or fair association at which the premiums are offered. The
commissioners shall determine and notify the association of the
number and amount of premiums to be offered and have a premium list
printed, which shall be furnished free to all interested. The
premiums shall be paid in accordance with the list.
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