Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-09
Enterprising Market Garden
ers well Represented; Farm
ers and Fruit Raisers Of Var
ious Counties Have Liberal
Displays.

Displays.
The agricultural exhibits we're an
IN place yesterday and judging Of
them and Of the horticultural entries
began. n continued an dag. The
exhibits are very inrge and OF high
" attractive appearance.
The Bernaililo county exhibit iHl
better than usual This display con-
sists OF community entry and indi-
vlduai entries By J. y. stneckel, r,
N. zickcrt and n. r. Booth. There
are some magnificent vcgetables and
fruit Ia the community display. The
exhibit consists OF squash, cucum-
beers. beets. turnlps, melons. corn
peas. beans, chilli, peppers, onionsl
caullnower. garlic and several dozen
other varieties. In fact. Il includes
every fruit or vegetable grown IN
Bernaliilo county. Celery, asparagus
and rhubnrb of very fine size and
quality are features.
Mr.. Zickert has large individual
display OF fruits, comprising grapes,
apples, pears. peaches and the like.
with exhibits Of canned fruits and
lcllies OF all varieties.
Mr.. s,ueckel also has display OF
this sort. Il Is comprehensive and
very absorbing Go those who are in
terested In seeing what this section
Of the country can produce.
Mrs. Beckwlth has fine display of
cnnned and preserved fruits. ieliies,
etc. as well as some excellent hOrtl-
cultural entries.
T.. r. Allen, OF san Juan county,
has a very large exhibit of the fruits
Of that section. Fancy boxes OF
grapes and apples, arranged TO form
patterns, whole boxes Of AtraWber-
ries, grapes. apples. pears and tho
like. with ounces, eggplant ana
many less known articles are In this
entry. The entire display was shipped
In by parcel post, travelling about SOC
miles to reach the fair.
u. y. Harvey. OF Clovis. has fine
showing Of dry farm grain crops.
portaIes Is here with large dis
play OF dry farm products. Including
milo maize, Kaar corn. popcorn and
other grains. There are also canta-
loupes. carrots. peanuts. chill, onions
lima beans. sumac, cane, lettuce ana
celery In this exhibit, az well as many
other articles.
Torrance county has very elabor-
ate display, much Of Il, coming rom
the county fair held last week. THIS
exhibit comprises both dry farm ana
irrigated products: caulinower, beans.
bcets. apples from the old trees at
Manzano. fancy apples, and many
photographs of wells In the county,
reservoirs and ruins near Mountain
air.
Prof. r. =. Humbert Is judging the
agricultural products and Prof Fabian
Garcia the horticultural and veg
etable displays.
Space ls reserved In this building
for the flower displays,
Dairy and beef cattle We're being
Judged yesterday afternoon and dairy
products VIII be Judged when these
classes are finished. w. $. Cunning
ham Is Judging these classes.
Horses were Judged yesterday az
ternoon at o'clock, Prof. ". II.
Simpson OF the agricultural college
officiating.
In the agricultural building Fleis-
cher a Pierce have booth where
they are advortking their easy-savihs
plan OF arranging a trip TO the Pan
anna Pacific exposition In 1919 LAter-
ature and information are distributed
Two handsome drawings OF the
proposed treatment OF the state tair
ground on the mesa are on display IN
the entrance 20 agricultural hah'
These drawings show the general plan
of the ground and detail OF thg
grand court. They give very goou
idea OF what can he done with the
ground when money can he spent on
IL. They are by wilbur Davis Cook
Ir.. OF Los Angeles. "A landscape art
lst and n. S. Rankin and II. +. wye
kof. landscape engineers.
The Hahn Auto company th'"
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