Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
SPACE IN DEMAND AT
INTERSTATE EXPOSITION
Messrs. Judd and Taylor, Of the Utah state
Board of Horticulture on the Coming Dis
play Of Irrigated Land Products and For
eStry Products in Sacramento-An Inter
eAiinx Interview.

Salt Lake. June 2a.-In all sections Of
the west a lively interest is being aroused in
the coming interstate exposition Of irri-
gated land prouucts and forestry products
to. be held in Sacramento in September. in
connection with the fifteenth session uf the
national irrigation congress. All those eli
giblc to enter the numerous and compete
tive displays for costly and handsome tro-
plies. hung up by the management Of the
exposition, are arranging for an adequate
exhibit Of fruits. cereals, vegetables and
other products Of irrigated land and for
estry products in the several departments Of
the exposition. Inquiries are pouring in at
headquarters from many states for infor-
snatlon and particulars concerning eondi-
tions and terms OF the contest. That the
display will exceed in magnitude and i'm
portance all previous attempts in that di-
|rection is a foregone conclusion. The keen
interest shown by those most vitality con
cerned leaves no doubt upon the subject.
Among the first to apply for space and
facilities for a state display in the inter
|terstate exposition is Utah. The Legislature
last winter appropriated $4,000 TO cover
tho expenses OF having Utah properly repre-
scented in the exposition, and no stone is
being left unturned to have the wishes Of
that body carried out TO the letter.
Messrs. Thomas Judd and }. Edward
Taylor. president and secretary Of the Utah
state board Of horticulture, were in Sacra-
mento last week 10 arrange matters in this
connection. They looked over the ground
thoroughly and completed preliminary
work for the state display before returning
10 salt Lake.
Mr.. Judd, speaking Of their visit, said;
MI. Taylor and myself~are here TO make
some arrangements for the Utah exhibit to
he held in connection with the fifteenth ra-
tional irrigation congress. We are certainly
we'll pleased with the energetic manner in
which the details for the exposition and the
congress are being arranged, and the splen-
did facilities Sacramento affords for such
an undertaking. It is a we'll recognized
fact that california is one Of the best ad-
vertised states In the union, as far as ag-
riculture and horticulture are concerned
She has established a reputation for hay
ing done q great deal along these lines, ana
The leading horticulturists and agriculturists
~ the country viii look forward with
much pleasure and interest to a visit to your
state.
we are especially well pleased with the
very kind reception given us by the chair
man of the executive and other
members Of the local management, who
have the work in charge, These men are
10 he congratulated upon the very liberal
policy they have adopted IN lhNitlhs otheI
states to exhibit and in Offering many val
uable. trophies for competition. Ihe iact
mat california is going TO take no active
mari in the prize competition is especially
enmmendabIe and assures all other states
lmpartlal treatment. The coming session is
attracting considerable attention In Utah
and everything indicates that there will be
a strong delegation from our section Of the
country.'