Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09

Grapes-Concord. Mrs. W. H. Man
derfield, first premium; Black Ham
burgh, Hon. l.. b. Prince, first; Black
Morocco, Hon. l.. b. Prince, first; Corni-
chon, Hon. L. B. Prince, first; Muscat
of Alexandria, Hon. L.. B. Prince, first;
Muscatel, Mrs. w. H. Manderfield, first.
Nuts-Almonds (hard shelD, DR.. w.
S. Harroun, first premium; Hon. l.. B.
Prince, second; Black Walnuts, Arthur
Boyle first, j. Catanach second; Butter
nuts, Grant Rivenburg, first; Madeira
Nuts English %walnuts), Grant Riven-
burg, first.
Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. w.
H. Manderield, first premium; Rasp-
berries, Mrs. w. H. Manderfield first,
j. w. Conway second; Berberries, Hon.
L. B. Prince, first: Muskmelons, 7. Nc
Quiston first, j. F. Wielandy second;
Watermelons, j. F. Wielandy, first.
Evaporated, Dried and Preserved
Fruits, etc.-Best sun-dried prunes,
Hon. L. B. Prince, first premium; best
red currant jelly, Mrs. H. S. Kaune
first. Mrs. S. G. Cartwright second; best
apple jelly, Mrs. H. S. Kaune, first; best
preserved apricots, Sarah c. Hart, first;
best preserved cherries, best preserved
plums, best preserved melon, best cur
rant jam, best raspberry jam, best
strawberry jam, Mrs. S. G. Cartwright,
first; best crab apple preserves, Sarah
c. Hart, first.
Vegetables and Grains-Best display
of vegetables, United States Indian
school, first premium: f. Andrews, sec
ond; best display of onions, j. F. Vie
landy, first; best display of beets, Fl. s.
Kaune: best display of sugar beets,
Grant RivenDurg, first; best display of
turnips, J. Catanach; best display OF
carrots, H. S. Kaune; best display of
parsnips, st. Catharine's Indian school,
first, ]. F. Wielandy second; best dis
play of celery and cabbage, st. Catha-
rine's Indian school, first; best display
of caulihower, ]. F. Wielandy. first;
best display of red pepper (chile), G.
Digneo first, st. Catharine's Indian
school second; best display of squashes,
r. p. Crichton first, II. S. kaune sec
ond; best display of field corn, j.. Gaia
mach; best display Of tobacco, Sarah G.
| Hart first, Major Fred Muller second.
Flowers-Best variety of cut flowers,
| best floral design showing taste and
| originality, best hand bouquet, United
| States Indian school, first premiums;
| best collection of asters, United States
Indian school first, H. S. Kaune second;
best collection of geraniums, best collec-
ton of verbenas, United States Indian
school, first; best collection of chyrsan-
| themums, j. w. Conway, first; best col
| lection of sweet peas, United States In
| dian school first, H. S. Kaune second;
best collection of dahlias, United States
Indian school first, H. s. Kaune second;
best collection of n%asturtiums, United
States Indian school, first.
Special Premiums-By James D. Wills
& Bros, nurseries, Sarcoxie, Mo-: For
the most beautiful and creditable eX-
hibit of fruit, Grant Rivenburg. Stark
Bros, nurseries, Louisiana, Mo-, for the
finest exhibition of pears, Arthur Boyle;
by Barteldes & Co., seed house, 1921 Fiji
teenth ST., Denver, for the best exhibit
ton of vegetables raised from seed OBJ
tanned from Barteldes & Co., f. An
drews; by o. d. Shields & Co., Love
land, Colo, for the finest exhibit of
peaches, Mrs. w. H. Manderfield.
The principal special premium at the
fair for the largest display of fruit, Of
fered by James d. Wild & Bro, of Sar-
coke, Mo-, goes to Grant Rivenburg.
The premium is 100 choice fruit trees de-
livered in Santa Fee.
The largest ear at the fair was a
Gansel's Bergamot, from r. M. Stock
ton, Belen, weighing 1873 ounces. Gan
sells Bergamot is, a famous old English
variety, originated about 1850 on the
grounds of Lieutenant General Gansel.