The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10
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- CourcIL Rcsuu, Feb. 18th, 1868.
- cisty met pdiii,ssuuAntsU bylaws. B.
60 sryem gas called to tha chair, and
aafes Duke was appointed Secretary.
elss ~ eIs keing tie day for the annual cleo.
III VOL p oikcsrs, the Sosisty eAoss:
VIM, Thompson, President.
Istsr Sutherland, Vice President.
yHRE z. II. Wickersham. Secretary. II
3. u. g.. Merriam, Treasurer and ri.
Ruh an. se @ 1.
4ow essrs. Duke. Hubbell and Weyend
appointed to select the members Of
osss1,ul Ding oonnistsss for the ys.r, and re-
q the following, which ws adopted !:
pmmittee on Fruits and SYnonylus-
DA 4 p. 1s. Hsbbell, Hilton and nalsby.ag
wrsxIr. % a Trees and Shrubs sssrs. Red.
ga tor, sullivan and II. Tucker.
-== - Vegetstles-Nssss. Weyand,
RI hensoH and Psrdue.
n, Bst.ny Msssss. Stripe, Sutherland
= Arm wisssna:n. :.
rsvrsA. miscellaneous Messrs. Carey, ]
Mali l..y.s Iorniah aad Gregg. a4 $3.50 ~ -
, snN' fer the burmese Of The Society was
!" e, ss through With, tie regular question
1tihted @ttoms last masGse,j stswhat
pes shall We planty" was taken M and
Arrsvss... uAaed With great aarssstnea0, many Of
D''ss -. members prsssnt having slrsady com
A.dys.... ced the edlkps1 II ia gfaps Oh a ex.
=: led scaie, while othsss ere making
Ar'iv... parAtion fbr it, A
ar. Kcddington, who 10 putting out
j erAi acfes Of grapes, read letters from
~ :. .ent gr1ps growers ia Ohio and New
- = fk, q the subject which we're very
- rsctive and interesting. The writer's
gh far sspantsd fTom each other,
good boafs very unanimous In Aheir Opinions
ID rusnat the Delaware was best, while the
ysatsrd. aoi ~. as.,. concord we're considered
- go, -
from Ca = p.. r.,.e'ysss., ,a'd evidences
Wole6t bat the fact i pertinent that
Ca1so foefy locality must decide Tor itsslf vhst
%.r- fi4jtt y fruit II will p6g IN ~
ience in our own neigh borhood must
orr nss lido what grspe We should plant
been e is. Hubbsil vss " opinion that the
may pr .ara,s gIaPs ". sAe best e..pe ior
PEn HasC6a cosld not Be dispensed With =
e.evsn zine grape. 1t Is very healthy here,
w..,: comparison with other places. aad pro
.ed regularly large we'll npsned corps,
ceaved lie the Clinton was the standard vine
Departs = Of Western New York, where the
covcsy Nktnda sosld not ripsn, and nsGs prove
enabling ri = ptu6able wine grape.
-. - )aks said the sscssty should de-
ous's' the best grape for az uses "a,
cssns TT grape for wine, and ID, ths most
offH dtabIe grape On this last point The
Re that will produce the most wins he
ught msst be- decided the most profit
fro. He would name TIE DslaDare,
moi. tarda and Caanto. - coming uearse.
a.. ng the aboys requirements. By gen
consent the Delaware Is the best Am.
ncss AN grape. The Cai.wha 10 the stand
ted D wine grape, furnishing, uh4u proper
SEES; rirened, tn, exact qusnstiss Of seids
W. A sugar to make q sound wine. While
Clinton has about the same smonnt OF
y, it has about twice the quantity VI
unless that the Catawhs has. Thus vater
TO the must (juice) and sugar equal
70 sugar contained in the juice, may
catashi adsd, making double the quantity Of
the diff from . gwen quantity OF grapes,
Kroc can be made from the Gatar5a.-
49,. % IL may not be quite - good il will
81 hcaper which must b considered II
ppS We would make wine the drink Of The mill
lion, in this ssnairy.
a bottle Of Catawba wiae presented by
CD, Thompson. President elect, va Ap-
prsciated and highly spoken Of .byatke
members. The same subject was contin-
cd FOR next meeting. s. A. DUkE,
Secretary pro. tenn.
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