The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-03

sugar beets to be entered for competi- |
tive exhibit will be Subject to the fol-
lowing regulations:
1st-Name Of county and state where
grown
2nd-Name of exhibitor
3rd-Name and origin of seed.
4th-Date of planting, if possible.
Each sample or exhibits to consist of
six average sized beets, three of which
are to be exhibited and three are for
testing by the official chemist and ex-
pert of the Eleventh National Irrigation
Congress. All express charges must be
prepaid on sugar beets to be entered at
this EXHIBIT.
GOLD MEDALS AND CASH PRIZES.
The magnificent gold medals to be
awarded as first prizes are larger than
$50 gold pieces and are made to order
of elaborate design, suggesting the his
tory of irrigation and especially made
for the Semi-Arid States Fruit, Hops,
Barley aud Sugar Beet Exhibit of the
National Irrigation Congress.
Gold medals and cash prizes are only
open to individuals and firms for COM
petition. Following is list of exhibits
which will receive gold medals and cash
prizes.
Appes-Finest display not less than varie
ties and "A of each variety, lst, gold medal
2nd So
Peaches Finest display, not less than varie-
ties and n of each, lst, gold medal; 2nd 80.
Pears-Finest display, not less than 3 vare-
ties and 2l of each, lst gold medal End So
Grapes FINEST display, not less than varie-
ties and "a of each 1st, gold medal: 2nd $40.
Plums-FineSt display. not less than vare-
ties and q OF each, 1st, gold medal; 2nd 80
Prunes-Ffnest display. not less than varie-
ties and "A of each, lst, gold medal; End $40.
Qunces-F Finest display, not less than 3 vare-
ties and "a Of each, st, gold medal; 2nd $40
Cured Figs Finest display, in boxes, lst,
gold medal; 2nd $40.
Raisins-Finest display, in boxes, 1st, gold
medal 2nd 80.
Oranges-Finest display 1st. gold medal and
SO.
Lemons Finest display, lst. gold medal;
2nd SO
Picked Olives Finest display in bottles or
jars, lst, gold medal; End $40.
Sun-D Dried Fruits Finest display, in boxes,
list, gold medal; 2nd $40
Evaporated Fruits Finest display in boxes,
lst, gold medal; md Sl0.
| Pckles.Finest display no two jars alike,
, 1st gold medal Ind $40.
Special Prize-open to ALTO encourage
skilful packing.-For best display of com
mercaly packed fruits, limited to B packages
of each kind of fruit exhibited, gold medal
9 and 5000
: ADVICE AS TO EXPRESSING EXHIBITS
All'exhibits should be forwarded by
: express and may be entered in competi
ton for all the prizes offered only wher
coming from one of the aforementioned
sixteen states and territories.
l Individual shippers may forward not
d to exceed 300 lbs weight each, (undel
q stated expressage conditions.) The
6 National Irrigation Congress will meet
: or defray all charges for eXpressage /
/ exhibits are consigned to the Nationa
Irrigation Congress, Ogden. Utah an'
J. are received at Ogden not later than tn
:, morning of September 10Th, 1908. n
II charge made shippers for expressage i
e above instructions are noted.
le Col. Thos r. Hamer and G. {
Sc Bowerman have been appointed a
: delegates from st Anthony to th
Irrigation Congress at Ogden, and the
y are desirous of thoroughly representing
Of the agricultural and horticulture
De resources of this county, and in order
ot do so it will be necessary to have sample
of grain, fruit, sugar beets, etc, tha
they may without question, prove tn
III furtility of the soil in this section, show
lg ing the enormous yields of crops unde
re our present system of irrigation there
i by, if possible, securing aid from Il
NC government in putting storage reservoir
at on the North Fork of the Snake an
x retaining thousands of acres of Il
"a richest arid lands in the northwest.
- Samples may be left at the Fir
y National bank in St. Anthony. and
secure shipment in time, should be SCI
all in by the 18th of this month.