The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03


certain products to nl speclned slzcs
~ alios A. his means of utilizing
that which long has been rceHfded az
waste product 81 the farm becomes
better known and appreciated amone
western farmers. the importance uf
this exhibit VIII commend Itself 90 an
classes cf rauchmc1 hu more espoc-
.iallg % ltockreisers ami dalrymen.
stock q Feature.
From the number and variety OF
nne horses. cattle. sheep. goats and
hoes shown az this fair. So Is quite
csiden. thit the agricultural and hor-
tiCulfurnl development OF the state in
no way has retarded s~iock-ralsing in
New Mexico This state enjoys "a ma
iionai reputation as one Of the best
|ftuck Countries IN the unioa and
stands third ii the production ct wool
la the United states. according TO
: tatlsiics quoted 40 DE Wool Growers
convention held In Albuquerque dur
Ing the air included tn this stock
exhibit were a great many nne dairy
cattle. which. toCcl her with the dis
play OF dairy products. conveyed come
idea of the important place already
occupied by this Industry, which as
yet Is only In its infancy In this state
bus which gives promise OF becoming
la leading business in the lear future.
The poultry on exhibition at the
fair grounds showed marked improve
ment on former methods of raising
homegrown" chickens, ducks. geese
turkeys and other domestic fowls. and
considering the large number of
poultry farms represented 0; II sur
prisine hat our merchants are Obj
Used q send out OF this state To- sup-
ply tho demand for egg n poul-
try. Evidently his ls but another OF
the infant industries Of the state dcs-
tined 90 "a largcr growth In the flu
ture,
Sierra County's Fruit Display.
Although Sierra countys magnih-
cent mineral exhibit disputed honors
with those from other counties It's
apples weighing twcnty-nine ounces.
and It's uine.y-day corn standing
fourteen feet hleh with three ears TO
the stalk. gave ample proof that %
produces something besides copper.
New MeXico's reputation az e. min-
eral producing s:ate Is so wen estab-
.lished that Il was no surprise To note
AlN NANAAElAlNaAA NtANM ANk NNANN ~ NAA
various mining concerns operating
within her boundarles. more especial
is me exhibit OF the Chino Copper
company from It's Sau-u Rita mines,
but % may not be- so generally known
that according Co latest statistics ut
hand. the produc ION Of copper 10
Now Mexico has mcrcl.ed from g.
$4,000 pounds ln 1911. tu al output
80 ia mL" .HH mud %. N4H H..#L.
ing "a value OF $s.NS1,s5i whil, The
value Of the production for this year
il estimated nt no less than $4,000
600. and this ls bus o8c ~ the state
many mineral rOlourcCs. Coal is
mined n many parts OF the state, ana
finds a market in California as well
as in middle Yves: ana even some OF
the eastern states. the hitumluous
coal being the more common output.
It was "a matter OF come surprise. and
even doubt 20 many visitors at he
fair. 10 learn that the highly priced
anthracite coal Is produced i1 pay
ing quantities and of the highest
grade from the Cerrilios coal mines
in santa Fe county. as proven by
their splepdid exhibit and further COR
federated by Bulletin 53l-J of the
AHMAINE ENANfN kfNl|HANNH "Hff.". VOC
pnrtmeut OF the Iaterior Hhi.u give
an extended rcpor. ou these mine.
The Indian Display.
In a short resume a. the iair BE- ls
impossible GOO mention an of the OK
hiblts. or Goo specify the counties mud
sections represented. for that would
require aa cxrl edition OF duE paper
publishing the report. Dul Ho article
on this subject would uy complete
without giving some account ui Ono
Indian exhibits which were 90 very
special feature Of this iaIr The Pue-
bio Indians spared uo pains fo mako
.heIr exhibits distinctly representa-
tive OF their worN. which Included
pottery of almost every de-.rip ion
and design for which The rueIlos are
80 Justly celebrated as VOL us bead
WORT and ot.icr articles of ufu1men-
tation. Their domestic science. we're