INSERT IN BLANK SPACES FEEDS NOT LISTED. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. Number of citizens employed on farm and garden. a. Salary of each... b. Number of months employed yearly... Number of inmates employed on farm and garden.. Total of salaries paid for farm and garden labor.. Detailed statement of duties of farmer and of each employee doing farm and garden work.. If available, state below the actual number of days the horses have been engaged during the year in work upon the farm. Value of other animal products of the farm raised, con sumed and sold Value of field crop Value of garden crop Value of manure produced Total value of all products.. COSTS. Garden seeds Field crop Value of feeding materials consumed by the farm animals.. Value of all manure and fertilizers used... Labor on farm and garden.. Rent of leased land.. Total cost of production.. EXHIBIT AT THE STATE FAIR. The Department for the first time was represented by an exhibit at the annual State Fair held in Syracuse, N. Y., September 12-17, 1910. The year previous, when the State Institutions building was opened, two or three of the institutions had sent exhibits, but they were in no way connected with this Department. This year it was considered advisable to bring the charitable institutions together in an exhibit in charge of one person. Accordingly, in July as soon as the request for an exhibit had been received, the following circular letter was sent to all the institutions reporting to this Department, with the exception of Bath, Napanoch, Oxford, Ray Brook, Thiells, and West Haver straw. To the Superintendent: July 27, 1910. The Department is to have a space for exhibition purposes at the State Fair to be held in Syracuse the week of September 12, 1910. It is the wish of the Department that as many institutions as possible take advantage of this opportunity for showing the people of the State what they are doing. Will you kindly inform the Department as soon as possible, whether or not you have already done so, of your intention of sending an exhibit to the State Fair, giving an idea as to its character. You will then receive information relative to the allotment of space, directions as to packing and shipping, etc. Miss Child, the Department's confidential inspector, will have charge of the exhibit. Yours respectfully, (Signed) D. MCCARTHY, Fiscal Supervisor. Replies were received from Albion and Newark that the organization of the Industrial Departments would not permit of sending exhibits this year. The institutions at Batavia, Bedford, Hudson, Iroquois, Rome, Sonyea and Syracuse signified their intention of sending exhibits, and these with the exception of Rome, were finally represented when the fair opened. On the part of the institutions it was a very creditable exhibit and reflected the interest and care which had been taken in its preparation. A space 54 feet by 14 feet, and an adjacent corner, 16 feet by 12 feet were filled. It was well placed, so that it at |