The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-07

the party to attend the Fair the stall fee
wiz not be returned
and occupy q stau or pen Herewith ana
fail to show the same IN the class enter.
ed. shall be required TO pay penalty OF
not less than SO for each offense. and
the stock shan not be removed nom
the ground until such hne is paid
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
couAty and Collective Exhibits:
any di4piaSe6 coGGaty A HsricS SIS EN-
hibit, $6Oo.6e; for the second best County
Agricultural Exhibit, as above, $4,000:
tor the thru best Agricultural Eixhloit' as
2. For the best. largest and most ar;
dsucaly arranged collective, Indiyidua91
lectivs, Individual Exhibit, $500; for the
third best collective. individual Exhibit
aiS Si6Si re E ms I0g si5.oo pest CONSECUTIVE
FARM EXHIBITS.
Prise LIST. rules and regulations govern
ing the Farm Contest:
1. Competition is open to individuals
2. Display from each farm shan be
tSerecn, ana TIE party eShibiting is re
.. Awards and prizes shall be based
on the equality and varsity Of products
sAown in the several exhibfts. and shall
be made on the first, second, third and
fourth best and largest dispisys.
4. Each exhibit must include repre-
sentative collection Of the cultivated
Den. esSesis, grasses. textile and ferage
plants vegetables ssAd fruits. Also ma
tive Wild grasses nuts, frIats and other
5, Eaca sample TO BE plainly and cor
Fec4iy labeled with de coHrnon name,
and with the botanical nasae, If known
to the exhibitor, and such EXHIBITOR Ippst,
Superintendent OF the department a full
and correctly printed or Written eata-
ioEus Of the samples composing his en-
s. The enumeration of varieties here
b Is Intended as merely a suggestion
and n It at ss ~ f s:l As hoes not. as
wpole, cFeditablg represent The products
Of the sep IA the county from which 1t
i sgnt. sheIl Be dssmee wSrthy Of ian: any
8. Every exhibit should be carefully
ana tastefully arranged and installed by
feature win be taken into account by
toher g, isos, At O'clock p. m.
10. Al agricultural products must be
Of the ovTrept years 1fodsetion.
Exhibits must be on the Fair grounds
In order that they may be in place by
AWARD scoRE.
Awards on Fair exhibits VIII be made
Garden products, embracing vegetables.
melons, eth, Is points.
Field products. Is points.
Arrahsement 20 po4nts.
No pzeu1ium VII be awarded 10 any
farm . .ssssis sfis f: os shs sps e points
ana not later than October IS, 1909. to
Pknsaooia. Fiorida, and should state the
number Of square feet OF floor space re-
quired and the name and address Of the
FARM PRODUCTS.
& Best bale Of besgar-weSd hay. first
prize $500; second prize 800.
4 Best bale pea.yire hay, first prize
5. Best bale Of Mexican clover or pur-
seiey hay, first prize $500; second prize,
&. Best bale crab grass hay, first prize
s.. 90; second prize 800.
Best bale OF mixed hay. hrst prize,
- 90; second prize: 800.
s. Best bale Of other varieties, nrst
pCiEe. $2.pe; second prize, s1.oc.
g. Best bale Of velvet beAn hay, hrSt
prize, $500; second prize. s1.Oo.
To- Best display OF variettee OF hay, nrst
prise $500; second prize sa.eA.
IL. Best display Of forage crops other
than hay, Arst prise $1,000; second prize
iR. Fest six bundles oats. first prize
50 %. second pFtES sl-oe.
Is: Best six eEnalss rye' first prize
200; second prize S1.eo.
ii. Best six bundles rice, hrst prize
$2.o0; second prize 81 90.
Is. Best half bushe1 Florida seed rye.
1s. Best fifty ears Of corn. first prize.
SIC. 90; second prize $500.
IL. Best display Of cassava, first prize
IS. 90; second prize $500.
IS. Best bushel velvet beans. shelled.
first priEe~e2 90; second prize $1.o0.
10. Best bushel cow peas, first prize,
%: Best bushsl peanuts. first prize
s.. co; second prize S1.O0.
q. Best bushel sweet potatoes first
prize $500; second prize s2.oo-
%. Best bushei Jersey" sweets, first
prize $500; second prize So 90.
%. Best bushel fall grown Irish pota-
toes, first prize $780, second prize 800.
"a Best dozen Of cabbage. irst prize
81. 90; second prize S1.GO.
Is. Best hail bushel rutabagas. first
prize 81. 100; second prize 500.
&c. Best half bushsl turnips, first prize,
81. 90; second prize $1.oe.
81 Best peck onions, first prize $2.00;
second prise sl.se
2s. Best dozen head lettuce, first prize
81. OG; second prize 800.
20. Best half dozen pumpkins, first
prize $500; second prize $1-00-
81 90
81. Best half busheI chufas. first prize
$500 second prize $40.
81 Best hah dozen SCuashex first
prize $500; second prize 31-00-
SO. Best half peck tomatoes. first prize
81 90; second prize 81 90
"a, Best display peppers, first prize,
81. OOs second prize S1.0O.
S. Best peck pecans, first prize S2.Oe;
second prize 81. 90.
So. Best twenty stalks green cane, first
prize $1,000; second prize s.. co.
81. Best twenty stalks red cane first
prize $1,000; second prize $500.
So Best twenty stalks ribbon cane first
prize $1,000: second prize 81. 90.
50 Best twenty stalks japanese cane,
first prize $1,000; second prize $500
30. Best sample gallon syrup VI old
800.
Al. Best sample gallon new syrup first
prize S2-O0; second prize $1.OO.
AZ. Best display cOuntry-made syrIIp
first prize $500; second prize 81. 90.
IS Best exhibit cigar tobacco, not less
than two pounds in hand, first prize $500;
second prize $500.
A Best exhibit plug tobacco two,
pounds OF over shown in hand. first prize
$500; second prize 800.
-. Best bale Sea Island Cotton, first
prize $1,000; second prize IS. 90.
IS Best bale short staple cotton. first
prize $1,000; second prize $5. 90.
At. Best half dozen stalks cotton, first
prize $500; second prize 800.