Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

on a label. The covers should be
screwed on. At least two boxes or
sacks OF each kind or grade of wheat
viii be required and not less than
twelve boxes or sacks as a whole.
oats in shoat--Should be shown In tho
same manner as wheat.
Oats thrashed-should be shown IN
the same manner as wheat An varie-
ties grown IN the county shouii by NIL
means be exhibited.
Corn stalks--I'rom twenty to thirty
or more stalks should be shown with
the ears The leaves should be clipped
six inches from the stem. and each ear
tied 20 the stem TO prevent Its break
ing on while being handled.
Corn IN the Ear-At least fifty ears OF
every kind OF corn grown In the county
should bc exhibited, aud not less than
$50 ears for the whole county. Each
lot OF corn, provided there be ten OF
more ears, shall have attached q card
showing name OF county, name OF grow
er ana Yield per acre.
Corn shelled-ro be shown in guam
Titles OF not less than one peck. each
variety by itself and each sample
either In sack or box as shown above.
duly marked with the name OF the coun-
~, the grower and the yield per acre.
Twelve such sacks or boxes Will be
the minimum quantity 10 be exhibit
ted
same as wheat, but four sheaves to be
the minimum quantity.
Barley Thrlshed-To be shown the
same as wheat, but six boxes or saeks
10 BE- the minimum quantity.
Rye IN Shcaves-ro be shown the
same as wheat oats and barley, but
four sheayes 10 be the minimum.
Rye Thrashed--Four boxes or sacks
OF one peck the minimum.
Mil Products-Thc various grades
or wheat and rye flour, In twenty-five
pound sacks. corn and meal in twenty
i've pound sacks.
Homny. Grts. oat Meal, Cracked
Wheat, Pearl Barley, as usually put
up, three packages OF each kind, Buck
wheat flour in packages
II there be several mills in the coun-
ty each should place some OF its pro-
ducts on exhibit In the quantities nam
ed.
German Ninlet. Hungarian Grass.
Common Millct colorado Grass, john
son Grass Alfalfa, Buckwhoat, Flax
Japan Clover.
shcavcs-ro be shown In sheaves
twelve inches IN diameter. four sheaves
Of each the minimum quantity
Seods--in lots OF one peck ia boxes
or sacks. Three boxes or sacks of each
TO be the minimum.
Sorghum, Various Kinds; Sugar Cane
Stnlks-In bundles OF six, each bundle
with stlm card showing name OF coun-
~, name Of product, name OF grower
aud yield per acre. There should be
at lenst one bundle of each variety
grown. and not less than twelve bum
dies for the whole county.
Sorghum Syrup, MOlasses; Honey,
pressed-ln transparent druggists bot
ties OF one-half gallon each, with glass
shoppers four bottles OF each the mini
mum quantity. Each bottle to be la
NtFlf ~ ~ N "a
written name OF owner.
Cotton Seed OH. Castor oil-In sama
quantities and manner.
Broom Corn. Milo-Maize, Kafnr Corn,
Phourra, Hemp. Rice. Corn, Jute:
In stalks, bundled ten in each, four
bundles OF each and every variety tho
minimum. Each bundle to carry Il
card showing county, name OF grower
and yield per acre.
Castor Bean Plant--One Bundle Of
six.
Sorghum MIlo-Malze. Castor Beans
ISaalr Corn, Dhourra, Rice Corn. SUI
inactive boxes OF each and every
variety. The boxes to hold one peck.
BROOM Twenty-Five wiaps tied
in bundle: AT least two bundles.
Sorghum, Broom Corn, Milo-Maize,
kaiiir Corn, Dhouna, Rice Corn, Noun
tain Rice, Wild Rice. Commercial Rice.
Hemp, Jute Seed--ln lots OF one-half
Brooma and brushes of Texas manu-
fauturo, one-half dozen OF each kind.
Honey IN frames not less than ilve
pounds. Bees wax not less than live
pounds,
Mesquile Gum, Onls Tanbark, Mes
quite Bark, sumac for Tanning. other
tanning materials, medical plants
(rnw materlaD-ln one-half pound lots.
the same TO form u collection, must all
be natives OF Texas,
Peas OF every variety. beans OF every
variety. castor beans, sunfiower seeds,
Usage orange seed-'rwo lots each OF
one-halt peck in boxes or sucks. each
variety separate and carrying card
showing county, grower. name OF ar
ticle and yield per acre.
Nuts, acorns, mesquite beans. wild
roots for stock--ln boxes or glass Jars.
one-half gallon Of each variety found
in the county; one peck In open box.
giving name and use.
Naive wild grasses, volunteer grasses
ON farms--One bundle OF each and every
variety found in the county. Bundle
to be six inches la diameter and tied
securely at the roots, which must DO
shown.
Domestic grasses should be shown In
the same manner Each bundle should
have a card giving name Of county and
local name OF grass
Hay-Ono bale OF each of the cult
waited and one bale OF wild hay.
Cotton plants--At least ten good
plants, either dried or growing in tubs,
should be exhibited or both. Special
care should be taken TO prevent tho
dropping off Of the bolls.
Cotton In seed--Seed cotton should be
shown In two-pound lots. and be fres
from dirt; loo TO 200 bolls with four-inch
stem 10 be shown in boxes. (While very
commonplace TO Texans, il Is very at
tractive to Northern visitors who sell
dom see cotton In that shape)
Cotton lint-Should be shown IN sheets
IS II issues from the gin. by laying the
lint on paper and rolling 1t up the
form Is preserved. One-half pound in
two lots is sufficient, though two and
one pound lots VIII look better.
Cotton mills-Should show the cotton
on the spindle in various forms: show
yarns, threads. twines. bagEing and
cloth In square yards. or bolts.
Cotton OH milis-Should show as their
products the cotton used as received
from the gin. the lint from the ginned
cotton seed. oil cake. crude oil and fe-
fined oil and other products not here
mentioned.
Hoop poles-one bundle of twelve Tor
any county.
Basket wIllow--ono bundle or 200
wiihes.
Spanish moss--Onc hundred pounds as
~ comes frpfu the tree. ton hounds tlrr-