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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-20
N. H. senatorship.

Concord. N. H, 20.-Two ballots
were taken for US senator first16'
votes necessary to a choice; Chand:
ler 20, Bingham ia; second, ia
vo es necessary to choice; Chand-
Ter a, Bingham ITO The remain der
Of the votes on zach ballot were
distributed among d dozen other
candidates.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS

The oDlV store in the CT y for the sale
OF John Roblnson'a Circus Tickets hos
been selected at Mr.. James DwyeI's,
corner Of East Temple and First South
Streets, headquarters for all the leading
Magazines, Newspapers ard Periodicals,
Salt Lake City. Utah. Prices of admi.-
sion: Adults, s.; children under 9 years
~ a0a hOn
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HORSE MARKET

II have just received from my ranch
one hundred head OF horses, consisting OF
foe lot Of geldings, and large lot o.
fire mares, as we'll as twelve head of
young mules: have ALEC few Kentucky
mules left. Saddle and express horses,
with some gentle teams Will sell one
or the lot. t q. j. FAUST.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

at the Wasa.ch FIGURING Mills. Two
Pair Burrs, one pair ~ inch French
Burra. iron Rirst frame, silent feed. All
complete and nearly new. Also two
Wheat Steamers and one 2 hOrse power
Boiler; all in good working order.
I g. HUsLER.
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Street Gar Notice.

On and amer Monday, June 4, the cars
will leave the Emporium corner foc the
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Ward, FIRST
" ard and Sixth, Ward, on the last trip
every evening at $50 pm, and Warm
Spring car ct 7.S0
o. T. ARNOLD.
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Field Marshal Won Moltke, it h
said. travels about ineOgnitO. and
has been taken for teggar and a
sramD. The same thing has hap
psned to us, and we weren't travel
ing about ineog., either.
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FOR SALE.

Or will be exchanged for more pow
srful machine, q Six-horse Power En-
CINE, nearly rev. For particular
address P. o. Box AGO, this city.
Juna 22i. 1888, I
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CUTLER BROS.

Rsve Q car Of Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables received this morning from
California: 100 buxes Oranges; 5000
pounds Onions; Bartlett Pears; Choice
Apples; Blue Plums; Choice Peaches;
Bananas. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-20
SUNDAY TRAINs.

Leave Salt Lake City at 6 3Os.In. and
Is p no. Returning. arrive Sc Sail
Lake City at 2.80 and $50 pm.
BATHING TRAIN.
On and after Monday next, JuDe 4
1888, bathing train will leave Salt Lak
City daily at 4 40p.m. Returning reseh
alt Lake at 8. 10p.m.
Fare to the Lake and retLrn, on al
trains soc. Children under 10 years of
age half fare.
No freight viii be received after p. u.
8. r. Fenton, w: ". Rlte5
Gen. Rr't and Pass As't. suPt-
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Tom Thumbs Funeral

Bridgeport, Conn.,, l9.-The fun
eral of Tom Thumb took place to-
day with Masonic ceremonies
Fully 10000 people viewed the re-
mains.
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FOR SALE.

A Foil and Complete Set OF Timers
Tools and Machines. Inquire OF IL. c.
Phillips, st Hogls BrOs., Main Street,
Salt Lake.
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The Cigar Makers.

New York, 19.-The lockout of
cigar makers still continues and
neither side shows any signs of
yielding.
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MERRICK

Read Wound Bobbins for all Sewing
Machines. Aerrick Thread is the best.
I VIZ. JENNINGS s. SoXs.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Liver
Complaint. you iS>Se a printed
guarantee on every bottle 90 Shiloh's
Vjtalizer. 1t never fall 70 cure
sold by z. C. II. |. Drug Store. CO
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One Of the healthie=t and pleasantest
hevers0es known is COldeS'S LtQut d
Beef Tonic. Ask for Colden's. tske
no other. OF druggists generally. 7
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WANTED.

Good PlAsterers. Apply TO Bailey 4
Son, Main Street; 81 per day. T
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WANTED.

Two girls for chambarmsids ST Biscs
Hock. Apply at Ibis offiee. T
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WANTED.

Some Good Bricklayers. Apply at
Elias Morris Office, Main Street, opposite
Coop, Store.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices OF Produce
IA the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears s. Liddle-
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EVE AND EAR
HORSES AND MULES

Dr.. Ira Lyons, four dooFs ~es' q
Gift House corner.
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WANTED,

A woman to Cook. Call 81 Ma s, d
Auerbach'S, Third South Street.
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For sale. Apply to a. S. Patterson
152 Main street. =
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DR. SGOTT'S

Electric Brushes. None better. All
Druggists sell them.
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HOE DEPARTMENT.

We offer Single Pairs and such lines do
duplicate at Low Prices They be sold to make
COrsets Ladies' and Underwear Chldren's
slips and Dresses ETC., greatly reduced.
M Our Table Cloths, Curtains, Towels, Napkins and other
"hlte Goods Closed Out Stock.
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GERMAN CORN REMOVER

Is a sure cure. For sale BY all Drug
gisls.
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OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

. 01eTng Real Bargains in Gents and BOYS SummeF
1dlls Felt, Straw Hats, Boys Waists, White and
FeIcae Shirts Gents Halt and Handkechlefs, ewelry ETC.
one hundred White jacquard ana Maseles Quilts at S25
9I''3, $500 up to $3.50, much below regular Prices
carpet and Linoleum Remnants Sofa tugs, tootst0ols
ohaues etc, prices worthy the attention OF all
considering the the are safe IN saying
That cur Assortment every line of Goods the Most Complete
and that Our Prices the Lowest made the
same classes of Goods
Merchants Keepers and other Wholesale Buyers will
4nd many Bargains every department. of Immense
Jobbng Stock.
Orders will receive Prompt Attention Reduced Prices
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Utah & NEVADA hallway
On ana aner
MONDAY JUNE 4. 1ss3.

MONDAY JUNE 4. 1889.
The Utah and Nevada Railway Com
parry will run trains or week days ss
follows:
am.
Leave Salt Lake City $40
4" GARFIELD $50
Arrive at Terminus lilo
Leave the Terminus 1870
"a Garfield 40
Arrive at Salt Lake City s. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

esrrRDAr. July 7-R n
The transactions of to-day's stock market
amounted only to l3i, 900 shares There was also
a general slrlnkags in values which. In majority
OF instances destroyed all more than ali of yes-
terday's gains. The active stocks or those which
recorded transactions OF over 10000 SHARES, were
Delaware Lack&wapna and Western, Reading. and
Union Pacific. ST. Paul and Central of New-Jer-
sey were notably firm. and the last-named
stock is exceptional, in closing hlgher-4 per
cent--than it closed yesterday. Northwestern
and Manitoba were specially weak aud closed with
declines of 1ls aud 1 = per cent respectively. In
the last half hour there some recoveries from
tho lowest prices. but the market closed dull
and barely steady at the quotations.
Government bonds were neglected aud prices are
steady. although the bids for gigs are reduced liz
per cent. Annexed are the closing quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

Halloran, don't you, fatherf Her husband used 70
work on one OF the Harlem boats. and they lived
down near the river in that small rod house, and
there was beehive in the garden and horrid
bulldog that used to jump out of his kennel ne
heard the least noise and bark So and try to break
his chain But little Bridget used TO have pink kld
shoes, though, TO match her dress. and very proud
they made her. And her hair was curled In that
stiff way just as mother curs mine. Now. father.
want you to let me brush all the curl out OF my
h. ir except what it has of its own free choice, and
to let me inst tie it in bunch behind with dark
ribbon, and to let me wear my brown bonnet
winch is rather shabby, perhaps though
don't mind that. Aud if mother cares to buy me
anything new. / want you to go with us-say some
Saturday evening when the stores keep open-and
to let me use my own taste in choosing quiet and
pretty things. But that will be AFTER
ward. I'd ike you to think, Just now,
only about tomorrow, you know. I'd like -
But there Twining stopped her with a kiss lie
was smiling, bat his eyes were moist.
"You shan't dress like little Bridget Halloran
any longer Claire. darling" he said III soc 10 IL
as soon as your mother returns"
He kept his word When Mrs. Twining re-entered
he sent Claire out of the room. She knew storm
was coming: she was glad to be away while it
broke and ragged. She went as far away as post
BILE into her own bedroom, two chambers OF, CLOS
ing the intermediate doors. Once while waiting
here she beard the smothered sound OF a high,
wrathful voice. 1t was her mothers, no doubt.
But she knew that. however hot the conflict ner
father had made up his mind to be victor.
And he was The next day Claire went to Mrs
Arcularius's without her white roses or her pink
merino.
you lock for all the world like charity child.
kor mother said to her in gruf leavetaking. STILL
/ don't spose it matters any. You might as well
practise for short spell beforehand"
ITO be Continued.
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SAD ExPERiANcE or CaLRRY.srEALER
LITTLE INCIDENT or RURAL LIFE All WHITE
PLAINS.

A LITTLE INCIDENT or RURAL LIFE AT WHITE
PLAINS.
There is in Westchester County AN honest
agricultnrist extremely fond of cherries. lie had
lays ago to drive very early In the
ing to White Plains. his lie came past a villa
with numerous old cherry covered with fruit that
hung m tempting In ripe punches over the
sidewalk. Farmer stinbsck gsEed at the fruit with
usngins eyes and mouth that involuntariy began 10
water. He looked about him and behind him 10 zee II
anybody coming. but 1t scarcely than day
break and everything flushed in rep0se. Seeing
that the coast was Mr. stidback drove his light
wagon upon the sidewalk under the cherry Trees and
Naturally lie only succeeded In knocking some of tie
JUICY Cherries over the palngs or into the road Becom
, ~. ~, as ne .es & ,aas nov na,.v at ny
could ,ene OF gcbose aud bubous conformation. on
The scat Of MS wagon PROM THIS aaynntsgeos position
with biconceyabe rapdity. When he had eaten ali
these within ms i'nnedIute reach he pospeeted ttIe
rectson ana then N anotner the thought struck him
,s rsa shaua s ers wsun &c 70 any one coming alens
the last word aloud and ny the force OF habit IN exactly
tAe tore OF voice ne is accustomed 20 when address
lug his horses The old with pfopt sbedence
70 orders which prize In horses immediately started
"a at her usual gait and precptstcd Farmer stnback
on his wrists and neck but doing him Otherwise any
sei1cus injury. Az soon he had gathered himself
together and fouad that he killed and that he
ind bones broken he started on after his wagon at az
allow. He was afraid 70 shout whoa because tho
locality In which his little accident occurred was too
mind Of any one that might hear him. 40 that lac was
obliged 70 run tn silence and In angieh Harding the lean
cberrss with ali the breath be bad to spare AZ the Srst
turn IN the road he found his wagon halted and by no
lass person than ha minister, who m the msst
showed tim fhs mnIfcst proofs q bis guilt and his yo-
rssaty n ne cherry stones that lined the wason
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HIHHIiUk
head was slightly thrown backward her month
vss grave aud frm. She WAS so slender and fragile
that a is solemn mood might have made Que think.
as he regarded her. of lily that had fornd some
srs TO cast ASIDE ats droop. while all its lghtsoiae
traits of stem or petal still remained.
.Yes mean It father sue continued, with q
very deep serionspes& !" have began 70 climb the
hill and shsnt get tired seen and sit down TO
rest You told me mnst not. and won't 1 do
not want 10 sit down at all until shall reach the
ton. But you can help me. il you Will you can
make it easlsr for me" She pressed his baud.
Val ron make it easier. father ~ she said.
"Yesf 70 lao answered. lie spoke tie werd with
ont knowing what she meant He oonld have
spokcn other 1t this Kaeent. with her eyes fix ea
on his Like that and her chasing hand tense aboat
his own. He loved her well that he would have
faced any peril to save her from any HARM Shswas
his cheer, his PRIDE his hope. his happiness. lie
thonght her the most beautiful little girl in all the
weird. He had forgotten TO tell himself that her
mother made her look guy in seeking TO make her
more pretty. To him she wac always his
innocent, biameless dol-his Claire, whom lac
had named altar his own dead mother known only
In the idealxing years Of early childhood He never
looked into her face without feeling his heart beat
= trae quicker. He had been ia love with her from
the time when he first held her q newt born baby
and he Was in love with her still. ii was love
which had the BEST glow and thrill of those dramatic
passions that make tales our tragedies and onr
epies only that by absence OF the fsFered sen-
mcns knit aud knnsd with these. it gained in
purity and unsel6shDess as to strip from all kint
aud oyer-praise the boiler epithst of divine.
Naturally enough came WINNINGS afterrbouaht.
What Is IL that can DO for you. Cialne r. he
ssxed. Hon cas make it eastern
Ia this way. father Listen. want 10 dress
difercntiy at school. want to wear another frock
~ know which oBe-I am afraid you wouldn't
elect which IL is il told you. But it snot the
pick merino which hare on now Pink merlno 10
not NICE And my new hat with the white
roses is not moe. either. / didn't think
Of this till noticed how the other
eis.s Or ssed at Mrs. Arcalarius'a Then remsm-
bersd shat mine WIS something ssry like the style
h which Ma Haloran used to drsss her little girl
k4a4sst. every Sunday. yoa do rscolIsct Alrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

Both principal and nteresf pnyubs in the CITY
IN gold coin America Of equal -
United States State and Municipal taxes that be required
by any present future be deducted hereom.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK.
rngsrxE
couyes Of 0ae sach with Srsvsa
for the thsr principal Registered ccrt
any desired In thousands tbs interest,"
upon win quarterly. by check the resis
tered owners similar that adopted By "a
psyrnt Of tatssf the rexstersd
bonds of the United States
The St Paul and Northern Pacific Railway Company vss
Incorporated IN 1874 tho Western Railroad Company
Mtnnesota. sad hss been IN operative ance 1877 frsu
lire Of Norshsrn Pacinr Rairead Con-
panJ. nxv snd anehaf 90 VI ss - sauk kapfdA pay1.S
equal per per during TIE pat
five years
ms railroad r. now being extended aoont miles
trsa Rapids to tho City u Minneapolis including
bridge the AissYpt Rfsera - AnshA dsabAe
track from st Psa 70 The sxtenvs pssyrg - osuvsay
about Midway betwesa ST Paul end Minneapolis
The terminal improvements VII compriss such facilities -
necessary accommodate the bnsne pertaining 70 the
5000 Miles OF the txsnseonnoufn system Ne
Nerthsrn Rairosa csnp,zy Win tncnsis MD.
passenger and feghs sAons aaoains -. MEGA snkfs
yara slaughter rsaad fraghs ysrds with
sixty mes and okhsr tAc fas<iea hon
ths Of which other roads large rsvseae -
pecsed-
Tne properly osnprsss twoa&y MnBesp-
os and hnndrsd asd eighty n ~ exz. ben.
dsod and sxt Of which located uifhn He
tire OF the latter city.
The hand grant OF the company TO sbos $4,000
n located along tho me ami
Rapads md pr1ss hsrsece realised win
than yrvvids far che s67soeo satsndng bonds Il
earlier Issue
all It's terminal property. Ia iszssd tor ses yeAns NE
NeshSn Pacific ziirozd Company. sn
traeps7dsps q sysssn
cities OF Minneapolis ana Sc fsnl
fouJo p~~tna
Railroad Company shall equip maintain tho road
and 10 ssrsinsl paynsan may b
lowed urn the snnss. and nse reaai Quarcry equal %
forty pr cent Of thu ssss earnings snd rssipA sh<Ax
tire issuo # bonds. 49,
TITS expressly provided sad and lcass that
notifications changes shah b. msds In u s pro
ristons without Of ne central Trus
Company Of sswYsrk 1ra.scs ~ - ssds<s Il e.sss
bombs. ~
part snthsrzsd issas sf eoeoaosa
exception OF the s673 600 bonds above refsr1
toyovsoa for which has been made BY the reservation e
IN sq.a of bonds the rruztse csnssats tst
Mortgage upeu shi tsInal rasad srs.s md
its improved real populss and gsswisg bssD
ccutrss Of Minneapolis and g. Paul. ~
OF the authorized ssas RESERVED a. -
funrs uses of the oenpsay IN eoas<niy VIII ~ tsuss
IL nortsaga
Negotiable BID ctsessss ~ershnse b chs russss "a
deyssed psn<ing the sngrsv~1 ban1
Eos sale st lo3z and scrsus1 ineasssk ~ ~ ss1nne
whsn appiea<oa aAsa - naae ier M fusasr ~
BRExEl, MORGAN Z CO., 80. -.
u1nSlou, LANER & CO.. ev
pRExEL 4 CO, Pkaadoiphia. &
illinois Genital Ralh5adCa.
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business in State bonds was confaed to sales of
Virginia o. deferred at 10 There were transac-
.tions In city bank stocks
The railroad bond market sympathiz with the
dnlness of the share speculation. The business
generally in small amounts. aud prices present
no significant changes. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
general mortgages were q higher at $685. Roma.
Watertown and Ogdensburg rs were steady at II
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia 5s were y
higher at 20, and Richmond and Danvlllo deben-
lures roso "a to 6s- Wabash frsts. Chicago division,
declined to 1872 Texas and Pacific frsts. Rio
GranGc division, firm at 7sia and New-Or-
lcaus and Pacific tists. after So. were still \ ~
at s6i2
Tho Sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance
$40. 0sS made up by coin loss of S503 355,
less a currency gain of $63, 2e7. The DAYS trans-
actions covered Receipts 500 1886: payments.
81 49,. 023; currency balance, 81 zoe, 500; com
balance. 81 5.42o. ia Money ruled easy at about
pig per cent, with exceptional loans ut per cout
at the close it was 242l2 per cent.
The transactions Of the snb-Treasury for the
Ssnfs Of Sla Because Of that the s loss of Of
S3y0S1. 200 in specie and lega-tenders which to
days bank statement of averages shows,
the statement of week ago showed figures for the
total reserves considerably better than was tho
true condition at the end Of that week. Last night
legal tsn sis by the banks pr 'e
ably was soinsthing in excess Of tho
amounts shown by to-day's statement The
loans show an increase OF 500, 900; but that re-
fleets the rising average of the preceding statement
rather than the operations of this week The
chances noted call for decrease of s. 4Sl 200 Ia
the deposit line. but the figures show decrease of
only 81 ,e4l 100 The net result of the statement
IL a loss to the surplus Of 50 sos 75 and
leaves 1t at S6,G44.250 or 1,G59 It's less than it
was year ago.
The following are the comparative totals of
the settlements Of jane 90 asd Juiy 2: =
toan. ssssoss'Soo ssaas5s,aoo inc' ss7Ssoo
specie q 1873 500 6z,l9g9o0 Dep 1890 loo
e a ssSSS bss
crculxzon.--.. l5,St2.eoo ie6i2se0 Doc. svsvo
The following shows the relation bet,yoen tho
total reserve aad tho totsi deposit iabilitiss:
sss$s &c: S;sss
yc,sl reserve saO,siaaOo ss7zsiao0 DsA s5Osi. 400
ssainsias0.. sl.O72.s7S sossloso Dec 4s0.Aas
surplus------ so.asasas sss<AIso Dsa sa.saA77s
The banks now hold in cash--specie and lssal-
ago. The loans now sre 81 .g73, 800 greater than
then and tho deposits arc - ole 100 more; that
the reserve required by tho as pr cent ruls now
Is s., 0Oa, 775 greater than IL year ago. Asd
the reserve now shows surplus OF $6.644,l50
against surplas OF %. 303 3x5 then, and the pro-
17,B1per cent at the same date Of 1882.
Tho Clearing Honse stxtenenb to-day was - fol-
lows: For che day--ExchanEee, SOC, So, 81; bal
ance4 &l.7s0,48O. for the weok- Exshenfeu
1851. 0S6.2 72 balances, S36 128. t02.
The customs receipts reported AZ Haahinetnn u
day wcre u 097 24f, and the internal revonuo NJ
psipts $3o9.6D4. Ths Unitsd Ststss 1koasm3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

Both principal p.ysbss the
gold United ss~tss u America OF equal -
present standard Of weight aud oneness free frou ~
United States and Municipal taxes that be required
by any present future be deducted hereom.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEx-y YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
NENu.
Little Neck CLANS.
Potato 9usn.

Boiled Salmon, shrimp saace cHcumherz.
Rcast Duck. Ducheese Potatoes. Beets. String Beans
Jelly
Macar0nI jus.
Tomato Maynnnase.
Tee Cream. Rsspberrtes and CFrzm. Lady Cake
Grapes and Bannn4ss
Coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

in deep pans. ia Moderate oven, between three
and four hours. This is one OF the best Of rieh
cakrs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-05
GEORGIA FRUIT GROWERS.

Some Questions that VIII Come up Tor
Discussion at the Meeting on the S4th-
The Georgia Fruit Growers Associa-
ton viii meet in Atlanta on the 24th- and
a meeting Of unusual interest i e1I'eete TED
TRANSPORTATION companies doing business
in this state and elsewhere are invited TO
be present. as also are truck farmers and
others interested in such matters as viii
co--s before the association. he follow
inc are some q TIE subjects selected FOR
INCLUSION 81 TIE Desting:
l. The best shipping crate as 70 SIZE.
shape. material. etc.
>. Best mode Of gathering and picking
the fruit.
3. Management Of fruit trees.
]. Lands best adspted, including SOIL
elevation and expense.
>. Insect enemies 10 trees and vines.
g Best varieties OF fruits melons ana
vegetables for market.
:. Best markets for different varieties.
;. Best and cheapest mode and routes
Of shipping
II i probable that the Pathological -
cietv OF the county viii meet on the l4tn.