The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1908-05-23
HANDSOME PRIZES OFFERED
Some of the Trophies offered for Ex-
hibits at the International In
dustrial Exposition.

One OF the features OF the
coming International Industrial
Exposition to be held in connec-
tion with the Sixteenth Nation
al Irrigation Congress at Albu-
querque next fall is the large
number of handsome prizes and
trophies offered. The Chieftaiu
gives below list of a very few
Ol the total number of prizes and
trophies offered to date. The
lust is constantly increasing.
THE WILLIAM MACINTOSH CASH
PRIZE.
Two hundred dollars for the
best exhibit of sheep and wool,
to be distributed as follows:
One hundred dollars for the best
individual exhibit of wool. One
hundred dollars for the best IN
dividual exhibit of sheep. Pre-
sented by MIR. William Mcintosh,
of Mcintosh, New Mexico.
THE SOLOMON LUNA CASH PRIZE.
One hundred dollars for the
best exhibit OF bucks, presented
by Hon. Solomon Luna, Los
Lunas, New Mexico.
THE AMERICAN ANGoRA GOAT
BREEDERS ASSOCIATION TROPHY
Silver cup Of beautiful design
for the best breeders flock of
registered AngOra goats, to con-
sist of four Angora kids of either
sex, the get OF one buck bred bv
the exhibitor All entered on
the records of the American
Angora Goat Breeders Associa.
ton. Presented by the Ameri-
can Angora Goat Breeders Asso-
citation of Kansas City, Mis-
Souri.
THE MARTIN BROTHERS CASH
PRIZE.
Fifty dollars in cash for the
best individual fleece of Mohair
from New Mexico bred goat.
Presented by Martin Brothers.
Cuchillo, New Mexico.
THE c. H. ELMENDoRF TROPHY.
A magnificent silver cup for
the best collective exhibit OF veg
etables from single irrigated
farm. Presented by Mr.. &. II.
Elmendorf, president Socorro
company, Elmendorf, New Mex
leo.
THE H. o. BURsUM CASH PRIZE.
One hundred dollars in cash
for the best individual exhibit of
chill. Presented bv Hon. II. 0.
Bursum of Socorro, New Mexico.
THE W. H. ANDREWS CASH PRIZE.
One hundred dollars for the
best exhibit of cotton. Present.
ed by Hon. w. II. Andrews, del
egate to Congress from New
Mexico.
THE W. A. FLEMING JONES TROPHY
A beautiful silver cup for the
best individual exhibit of grapes
grown under irrigation of New
Mexico, by any single exhibitor.
Presented by w. A. Fleming
Jones, Esquire, of Las Cruces,
New Mexico.
THE THOMAS b. cATRoN CASH
PRIZE
Two hundred dollars in cash,
as follows: One hundred dollars
for the best exhibit of pears
grown in a single irrigated
orchard. One hundred dollars
for the best exhibit of apples
grown in single irrigated
orchard. Given by Hon. Thomas
B. Catron, Santa Fe, New Mex
leo.
THE NJ. A. oTERo TROPHY
One hundred dollar silver cup
for the best essay on State
hood" Presented by Hon. NJ. A.
Otero, Santa Re, New Mexico.
THE d. II. MCMILLAN CASH PRIZE.
One hundred dollars in prizes
for the best exhibit of prehis-
toric pottery of the South west,
including Zuni and Homolby.
First prize, so; second prize,
$50. There must be at least
three exhibits and no museum or
society may compete. Given by
ID. II. Mcmillan.
THE BoIEs PENRosE CASH PRIZE
Five hundred dollars for me
best exhibit Of minerals. Given
by Hon. Boies Penrose, United
States Senator from Pennsylva-
mia.