Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-13
AWARDED IN
BEST SHOWING OF
SHEEP EVER
seen HERE
Exhibition Of Incalculabe
Value TO Industry in State
Is Opinion of Officiating
Judges.
VALUABLE ANIMALS
SOLD TO NEW MEXICANS

"Tho best AGGREGATION Of sheep ever
hrought 90 New Mexico and one OF
,hc finest % has ever been my priv
iicge to see in the west is the opin-
ion nf Capuin j B Mandy. who ofi-
cinted AS one of the judges Of Depart
mont N, tShecp) az the New Mckee
fair
"This exhibit viii do an immense
amount OF good ln the way of cducat-
ina New Mexico wool growers and
others Interested In the Industry IN
this state
Many of the finest animals shown
at the fair were purchased hy local
nockmustcrs and the benefit from the
Introduction of these pure blooded
animals into New Mexico herds VIII
be- lrit for years 10 come. And. IN
ms opinion. this ls only e beginning.
Tho exhibitors this year, some of the
best breeders iu tho country, are well
pleased with results and the interest
shown. while the men who medc
purchases at the fair have in most
cases done better than they possibly
could have expected 60 do had they
visited the home ranges OF the eX-
hibitors"
captain MNNNN = NNNNtNN WIS 'At''f
ali b.. the other Judges. Messrs. w n.
Simpson ot Dcming and Dr II. w.
Wilkes of liolbruok Arizona. r. =.
King a. brother Of Laramie, Wyom-
iur. carried om the largest share OF
th, prizes. tWcuty-six la an This
showing. however. is not unusual for
King BROTHERS. since this season they
have exhibited IN fifteen state fairs
ts. nj att a.
ono al them. The walnut Hall
Farms, ponerah, Ky, also made an
excellent showing, al did Charles a.
Emblc a Co, llantord, Cal; owen
Bros. snowflake. Arz.. the Aubrey
Investment co. Prescott. Ari2., and
several other growers Or. n. w.
wilkes Of Hulbrook, Ari2., had a hna
CultsWnld owe ON exhibition that at
tractod much favorable comment.
George Arnot superintendent Of
the sheep department, worked untir-
inrly Goo make the exhibition one that
the fair commission could De- proud
of and the success that attended his
efforts mHkcs certain that the Ne"
Mexico stntc fair Will hereafter be on
tho map so fnr as exhibitions OF pure
bloodod sheen are concerned Next
year 90 ls planned to have wool az
we'll as sheep oyhlhit Following is
liet OF the urize winners In the sheep
department
Department n tShccpl.
iudeos--U "a. simpson, Dcmiug. y
NJ: y. b. MANLY, Denver Colo; Or.
70 w Wilkes. Holbrook. Ari2.
Clnss / Hampshire Downs Uure
HrodD lamb, owe. lst so, 80; 2nd'
So. 3ttUO; Bra, SO. 49, Walnut HAN
Farms Douerail. KY
Chss g. Yoarling, eve, born IN
1912. lst so. l03aS. 2nd No. 5000.
walnut Hall Farms. Doncrail, Ky.
Glass T. AGED cwes. ist a year
oldli 2nd GO year ODD Walnut Han
Farms. nonoraih Ky
Class b Rambouillot Merino (pure
hrtdl EWcs. lambs, ist 80. 1909,
and. 40 1898; 3rd. 40, l3i6, r. $,
King Bros Co, Laramie, Wyoming.
class 9. Yoarhng owes, LIST, No.
asa. md. No. 500; 3rd, No. asa. y. g.
King Co.. Laramie. Wyoming.
class o Two years old or mp; ist,
y 80. end 80. i2. r, - King Cos
Laramie Wyoming
Glass B. Cross-brod Dclaine or
Ramboulllct Morino Grange bred)
lambs lst and end Aubrey Invest
mpnt CO.. Prescott, Ari2.
GLASS g. Yearllng ewes (horn In
1922 ist ana end, Aubrey Invest
mout Co, Prescott. Aria
Glass 3. Two or three year old
owcs. list and 2nd Aubrey Invest
mcnt co. Prescott. Arlz.
class g. Rams-Dclaine Mcrino
pure brodl tsi class ribbon award
ga u. 81, King Bros. Coz Laramie,
Wyoming.
Glass g. Ram, Ramhoullot Mer-
mo (puro brodl. yearllugs ist No.
$40. 2nd 80. Sli sra, No Ss3. y, 70.
King Eros. Co.. Laramie, Wyomins.
Two year Odds. ist, 40. il3. 2nd.