Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10

field; Smoch, G. II. Cross; Stump the
World, w. S. Harroun; Wonderful, Mrs
Wientge. Diplomas to the following
not on list: Royal George, Jacob Welt
mer; Columbia, Mrs. Wientge.
Plums: Best 20 varieties, J. P. Vic
tory; best ten varieties, L.. b. Prince
Abundance, Mrs. Manderfield; Brad
shaw, l, A. Boyle; ., O. Mallinckrodt
German Prune, A. Boyle; Green Gage
W. H. Keller; Imperial Gage, Mrs
Thomas: Jefferson, H. S. Kaune: LON
bard, l, w. S. Harroun; ?, Chas. Haines
Mariana, A. Boyle; Ponds Seeding, j
Weltmer; Pottawatomie, l.. B. Prince
Prince Engelbert, L. P. Prince; Prunt
D'Agen, H. s. Kaune; Satsuma, L. B
Prince; Shropshire Dawson, A. Boyle
Silver Prune, l.. B. Prince; Washing
ton, l. Fl. 5. Kaune; 2, A. Boyle; WILD
Goose, l. B. Prince; Yellow Egg, /, l.
B. Prince; 2, S H. Day.
Apricots: Best 5 varieties, l.. B.
Prince; Early Golden, L. b. Prince.
Moorpark, j. A. Catanach; Roman, l..
B. Prince; Royal, 1, L. b. Prince; 2, II.
s. Kaune. Diploma to Albino Ortega.
NectarineS: Best 6 varieties, f. An
drews; Boston, H. s. Kaune; Elruge, w.
s. Harroun; New White, /, A. Boyle;
2, w. S. Harroun; Petmanta orange, /,
W. 5. Harroun; 2, H. s. Kaune; Violette
Native, 1, A. Boyle; 2, w. S. Harroun;
Tranmich, s. G. Cartwright.
Grapes: Concord, Mrs. Mandorfield;
Delaware, /, Miss Allison; 2, Mrs.
Manderfield; Goethe, O. Mallirckrodt;
Niagara, Miss Allison; Salem, L. B.
Prince; Berger, Mrs. Manderfield; Black
Hamburger, l, L. B. Prince; 2, Mrs.
Manderfeld; Black Morocco, l.. B.
Prince; Chester, Mrs. Manderfeld,
Cornichen, l.. B. Prince; Flame Tokay,
L.. R. Prince; Muscat, Mrs. Manderfeld;
Muscatel, Mrs. Manderfeld; Sultana,
Mrs. Manderield.
Ounces: Anglers, L. B. Prince; Cham.
pion, L. B. Prince; Rea's Mammoth,
Mrs. Manderfeld; Orange, /, L. B.
Prince; 2, Mrs. Manderfeld; diploma to
Mexican ounce, N. S. Walpole.
Nuts: Almonds hard, l.. b. Prince;
Almonds soft, Mrs. Manderield; Black
Walnuts, /, A. Boyle; 2, S. H. Day;
Butternuts, /, G.. Rivenburg; English
Walnuts, 9, L. b. Prince.
Miscellaneous: Strawberries, Mrs.
Manderfeld; currants, Mrs. Wientge;
cherries, j. P. Victory; Raspberries, /.
Mrs. Thomas; 3, G. Haines; barberries,
L. B. Prince; rhubarb, 1, G. Riyenburg;
2, William Widen.
Dried fruit, etc: Evaporated apples,
peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums,
Santa Fe Fruit Company; sundried
prunes, J. P. Victory; sundried apricots,
J. P. Victory.
Jellies: Red currant, 1, Mrs. B. Selig-
man; 2, Mrs. Creighton; apple, Dovie Day;
crab apple, /, ----; 2, Mrs. Welt
mer.
Preserved fruit: Peaches, l, Mrs. B.
Seligman; 2, Mrs. Kaune; apricots, l,
Mrs. Haines; 2, Mrs. Wood; cherries, l,
Mrs. Weltmer; 2, Mrs. Seligman; plums,
!, Mrs. Seligman; 2, Sarah c. Hart;
melon, Mrs. Wientge.
Jams: Gooseberry, Mrs. Wientge;
raspberry, Mrs. Haines; plum, Mrs.
Haines; ounce and apricot marmalade,
Sarah c. Hart.
Diplomas to the following not on list:
Preserved pears, Mrs. Seligman; pre-
served g%O0seberries and raspberries, Mrs.
Wientge; superior %jellies, Mrs. Wientge,
superior preserves, Mesdames Weltmer,
Haynes, Kaune and Wood.
Vegetables: Best display, United
States Indian school; beets, l, Mrs. Null
Ter; 2, Presbyterian Mission School; SUI
gar beets, /, G. Rivenburg; 2, S. H. Day;
turnips, Mrs. Kaune; carrots, Mrs. Null
Ter; cabbage, 1, St. Catherine School; 2,
w Durop.t omotoac CT Cntbor;na Cobool.
chill, /, J. A.. Catanach; 2, Mission
School: butter beans, b. Seligman;
sweet corn, /, Mrs. Muller; 2, s. H. Day;
tobacco, Fl. Butcher.
Diplomas as follows: C. Digneo, for
Italian pepper and artichokes; S. H.
Day, for alfalfa and sugar beet seed;
Mission school, kohl rabbi.
Flowers: Floral design, United States
Indian school; sweet peas, /, Mrs.
Haines; 2, United States Indian school;
dahlias, United States Indian school;
asters, United States Indian school.
. Diplomas to the Dona Ana county ex-
hibit for the following articles to be dis
tributed as directed by Professor Cocker.
ell: Superior pears, peaches, grapes,
apples and plums.
This morning, when the work of
clearing up the exhibits at the fair be-
gan, those in charge made up a large
basket of fruit and sent it to Fred Nc
Cabe, the returned Trough Rider" with
the compliments of the people of New
Mexico, but that basket, beautiful as it
was, failed to express the regard in.
which Fred is held by the citizens OF
Santa Fe. Another basket wa prepared
and sent to Mr.. John E. Frost, of the
industrial department Of the Santa Fe
road at Chicago. The bulk of the fruit
was carefully packed and sent to Com
missioner Leeson, at Omaha, to be
placed on exhibition at the Omaha ex-
position.
OF the success of the fair, Santa Fe
people can feel pretty we'll satisfied.
The ladies of the different committees
did their work in their usual efficient
manner, the officers of the society did
all that was in their power to con-
tribute to the comfort and pleasure of
visitors and the ard annual exhibition
of the New Mexico Horticultural So
ciety is already being arranged for.
The week has been thoroughly enjoyed
by those who attended, and the only re-
greet expressed is that three days rolled
round so quickly.
Fischer 3 Co. are sole agents for the
genuine Eastman kodaks and supplies.
Buy the best.