Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-07
PRIZES AWARDED IN
AGRICULTURAL
EXHIBIT
Winning Exhibitors in Cfedita-
Bile Display of Irrigated and
Unirrigated Crops are An
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The announcement OF the awarding
of prizes in the fine agricultural ex-
hibit ut the fair grounds was made
yesterday as follows:
First prize, Bernalillo county. best
county exhibit. This consists OF dis
PLAYS by Mcssrs. Kruger, Gleekler.
Woodward and zickert,
Second prize. Guadalupe county, r.
c. Ncsbit of Fort sumner.
Third prize, J. G. Howard for
Roosevelt county. The prizes are
5000. 500 and $50.
First prize for grain oats or grain
wheat and first prize for cabbage.
Paul Ellis, Bnlsam Park ranch. SAN
dia mountains.
First prize for pumpkins, Serafin
Padilla.
First prize for best independent
display OF vegetables, J. f. Stueckel.
also first prize for peaches. first
prize Tor string chile, first prize for
turnips. first prize for grapes, and
first prizes for egg plant ana canta-
loupcs.
First prize for carrots, first for
table beets, first FOR parsnips; second
prize for best string of chile and first
for shade trees, J. f. Woodward.
First prize for pears. f. NJ. lick
ert.
First prize for apples, Valley ranch.
entered by J. y. Miller.
First prize for sugar beets, William
Menual.
First prize FOR best dozen ears of
corn. r. $. Wiley.
First prize for watermelon, first for
sweet potatoes, first for sheaf millct.
first for display of general grains. Coo
Howard Of Roosevelt county. These
products are raised without irriga-
ton.
First prize for best Independent dis
play OF fruits, first prize for bale al
falfa, first prize for ounces, Kruger
and Gleckler, Checker farm.
First prize for tomatoes, second
prize Tor exhibit of grains. first for
display Of forage plants, first for
onions. first fer potatoes, and first
for celery. Il. C.. Nesbit of Fort SUM
nor, Guadalupe county.
First prize for popcorn. best ten
oals. James Harris. Fort sumner.
First prize for kaftir corn. w. II.
Burnham, Fort Sumner.
First prize for squashes, Ralph
Franklin. Fort sumner.
Second prize for best Independent
display of vegetables, William Men
ual.
First prize for shade trees, J.. F.
Woodward.
Awards in Art Department.
j. G. Bryce of El Paso judged the
exhibits Yesterday in the art depart
ment at the fair and found it no easy
job to properly premium the beauti-
ful display which is alike a credit to
the owners or makers of the various
articles and 10 Mr.. Roberts, who gave
much time and thought to the getting
together Of the exhibit and to an ar
ranecment that would show the dis
play to best advantage. Mr.. Bryce.
who is an expert on matters artistic.
was delighted with the display and
complimented the department and the
superintendent i'm charge in the high
est terms.
The premium awards were as fol-
lows:
Cut Flowers-NTrs. Bryce first and
Miss Charlotte Ellis of Las Huertae
Canyon, second.
Amateur Photo Contest-The Robi-
sons first in animate and in mani
mate; }. O.. Williams second in ami
mate, and Ernest Landolfi second In
inanimate.
oil Painting-Mrs. l.. w. Benedum
FIRST. Mrs. NJ. X. Burton second
Pastel-Miss Sophie Orrhloub first
Crayon-Miss Bertha NJ. Schutt
first. Miss A. X. Burton second
Pen Nork-Mrs. Frank $. Han
first. -"
Water Colors-Mrs. Tom Danahv.
ilrst' Miss Alma Postel second.
Best Water Color CIV girl under Ia
Mis- Alma Postel first, Miss Irene
Stoehlin second.
Needle Work-Indian school ,,r.
Fotted Plants-Miss PhiIbrick first
Lace Doiles-Mrs. Anna Bradbur,
lif~t' AIRS. \ Virgins second
t"tlihs-Mrs. s. r.. Mitchell first
Lace Work. Glass Mrs. Virgin
iirst. Miss Bradbury second.
Lace Work Glass "a. Bradbury
llfst and second.
lace Work. Class 4-Afiss Nfarnarat
jerks first AIRS. Hilton second.
Lace Work. Glass 5-Nfrs PIN
NJ. second. '''"' y
Lac" Lunch Cloth-Mrs. J. G. Nosdl
iIirt' MIS- Frank Haean second
ruu'h Cloth fwhitc cmbroidervt-i
Mrs. ). Fair first.
Best Table Cnycr-Atrs
ION tirst, Mrs. l.. stephens con "
Center Piece CColorc,I sim o.
nrnIutrN Airs. Coe Howard por-
taI.s' \ NJ. first Josie Tiisla sec,nd
CeI,ef Piece tNhite Emhroidenn"
Nh toward first Mrs. Hilton second
D"ties-Nrs. Hilton first.
,ahie 10th tColored ~Embroidar,4
dcre"0 Second. " sun
Iahle Cover Linen ana Ia
Miss Anna Emerson fitst
ara Secoud 'i"N
Luich Cloth-Mrs. Howard FIRST
Mrs. Farr second '
Lace Handk"rchief~-NIrs Jovh.
iir~i. Mrs Modlip seoond.
second. '"~t ana
&c" W"rf-W~e Paimer rrst
p. noicraft-indian School nr.t 81,
wool and barber work.
h~and-r1inted China-Arrs r.
panahv frs in miscelianaous o,ilo~
l'"n- AIRS Sr"Dhan~ second. Sci : ,,I
10 piecee-Mrs. AfnIigou fir.f All
Helen Ward second. Single piece