Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

IN, department ct horticulture aud
agriculture al ho Sew Mcxico state
aIr 60 b., held tu Albuquerque Octo-
Her TO- "a. WU pc conducted on IT.
more elaborate scale Thus year than
oven before la the history 81 the tair
association. Hundreds uf substantial
prizes will be- awarded to groNprs of
uuit grains aud rcEetn nies There
VIII hc FIRST and src@nd prizes and oN-
hihits considered above thc average
VIII receive blue iihbone Tho rules
GOVERNING t1' ttrious scctl"ns nf the
department of horticulture and agri-
culture have been tuuruur,d los Man.
ugcr John D. McNlanus The cnsh
prizes tu ho awarded Will boz, an
nouuccG n dotatl later TIA, depart
Wnut assures Growers UoWcN,r. that
toe cash premiums will ht a. liberal
COS ~ lS poFaihic 60 maxi, them de-.
rtndiug 10 cuurt'. cutitch upon tdh-
tDtlptious Arthur tNtrtt. "A WE'LL
kuoWn central avenue icw'loT. haa
donated g. IA. fair association mag
niflccut silver cup which VIII br
awarded for the best individual disc
play of Vegetables ana fruit grown 10
licrnaiillp county Nj. ENvritt has
great faith la the future 81 the Gem
trai RIO Grands VALLEY aud va the
worth of tho soil n tho vicinity ~
Albuquerque For these reasons h"
has offered the loving oup winch
viii b, on" of the handsuntcst ttu-
phics obtainabl.. suitably engraved
nee ut chHrg. with the nam. of the
winner ana other suitable Informal
ton The rules governing the various
exhibits, together with the products
Tor which the prizes viii he offered
follow
Rules Governing Fruit Exhibit
l. plate of fruit must contain
the following number OF specimens
Apples. Z. peaches. q small fruits.
~ pears :.
T. Fruits offered for competition
must have been grown by the indi-
vidual offering them. except in cuun-
~ entries. and " any dispute arises
exhibition must bo prepared To- certify
as tp whe!c such frti' was grown.
g. In county exhihits and tndivid-
ual sweepstakes the following scalc Of
points viii govern QUALITY. 80. cor
rect naming 20, number of varieties.
%. quantity. liz. arrangements of
exhibit, Is.
County exhibits may bo entered
IN the nam. of the county. nny sorictV
or individual bat individual exhibits.
although raised IN that COUNTY. cannot
compete IN tho county exhibit
b. Persons entering fnr the indi.
Nidunl grown sweepstakes can also
make ans number oi separate entries.
but they must not include the same
fruit
g. An entries must De- In place by
~ O'Clock noon. Monday. October =.
1871.
After the entry is made the
fruit is In charge of the suporint,nd-
en-, uf M" department aud cannot be
removed untl the close of IN. fair
Three judges win b" appointed
from different counties who ar. not
interested ln any exhibits lu that de-
partmont. ana thclr awards shall be
final
.. rhcsr premiums are Offered for
Sow McNicu ana Arizona fruit oxcius-
iNcly
Applies, fail yaricit Beet plates Of
Wealthy. Maiden Rlush Mcmahon
hHnho. Jcffrios Fan Pippin. Wolf
river yellow Bclf,oWcr. Famcusc.
Flory's Beethoven Autumn straw
berry oT ANY other varieties correctly
named
Winter varIciics-- Best plates Of
i.rd Winter Ptrmaiu STARK. Mann.
Stayman Winosap BLACK Bon Davis.
Toiman sweet. Ben Davis. Jonathan.
Homan Beauties, Nucsnp crimes
Golden Rails Gcnot. Willow TWig.
Rhode Island Greculug Gauo. White
Winter poarmain. Baldwin Wall
bridge Northern spy Arkansas
BLACK Delicious or any other varieties
correctly named
Best plate crabapplos. any variety.
Best plates of prachcs pear.
pruncs, grapes. plans ~ quluccs tanv
Variety.
Five boxes of fall or winter apples
grown in one orchard and exhibited
ht ia" oNuor or agent FIRST. SO.
second 80. thrd. S.
The abnvc must De packed ia
standard commercial boxes nnd the
iudges Wi take into consideration
thc fullnoss and uea,uoss of packing
ass well as Tie quality
counts exhibit at ans varieties Of
summer IAN coz winter fruit First.
500; second $50; third. SO.
individual sweepstakes win Doe
awarded for the greatest percentage
of frs, premium IN proportion 60 the
number ~ entries of any varieties of
summer fall or winter fruit
Farm Products Department
First Al grains. grasses seeds aud
vegetables competing for premi ANS
must be exhibited hy the producer
ana must have been grown In no,
year 1911.
Second NOn-irrigated products
may be entered separately IL desired
aud the same classes and awards will
govern without competing with irri-
gated products
Third. No articles deemed un-