The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02
HORTICULTURAL.
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The Mlsalsirpi valisy ilafileHlthfai Mp
eleiY fnepntenei this mofhins A ten
0'elsek, many delegates affiflHs ~ ths
early trains from ihe Middle and Northern
states n,ef two hunifed deleeales are
nov present iiam .wahty atates, three l'~s
Inc ffom tonnenldut. The display ef ffult
is very nue, IN addition 10 ths hartleal,n
rai display proper, there arr 90 eshlbillun
tafleis specimens N woui indlaenaha 10
ihe different soiis lying between the Altar
ilc aud Pacific slope. Uns N the speelmens
"a small slab eut oni u an OsaTa orange
tree which was reported 10 have had
growth Of three hundred years and t8 have
lain buried upward n two centuries
The ilfsi paper this morning wns by Mr..
Ohmer, u Dayton, o., on the culture ~
faspberr "a, after which irrigation and
fruii.faislng In Colorado was discussed, u.
X. ufimes, ~ Denver, leading. Al the AZ.
iornoon session Colonel y, 4. Twiicheii
" w'enmed The visitors on behalf of the city.
aud the annual address was delivered by
President Earle, ~ rohden, M. fx.uov.
trnor Morton, n Nebraska, alluded TO the
death of DE-. Warder, a well.knnwn hortl.
culturist Of North Ilend. o., and a fcsou.
lion u respec, was adopted by the Aascci'
alton,
AZ tho evening session Oliver Gibbs. II
Minnesota, read paper On the future II
fruit growing IN America, aud was fol.
lowed by Ex-Governor furnaa, of Nebra-.
kn, On Forestry on the Pacific Coast"
The meetings are largely attended, and
more delegates are arriving by every train.
KANSAS Uiry, Mo, Jan. "a,
The most important business transacted
hy the Mississippi Valley ilorticul ural
Society to-day was the election of officer.
for the ensuing year as fnllowHi President,
Parker Earle, cobdcn, III. Vicc.Prealdent,
y. II. Hudson, New Orleans, In, Hecre.
tnry, W. II. Reagan, indianapolis, Ind. ,
Treasurer, J. e, Evans, Harlem. Mo. State
vice.prcsdcnts, n. dinner, Dayton, q. ;
y. l.. Lyon, South Haven, Mich; Il. Y.
Tens, Dunreih, Ind. Prof, r. ]. nurrill,
Champaign, III, George 4. fcifcr, rewau.
koe, Visit ~. Pcnrce, Minneapolis, MINI.
Ex-Governor X. W. Furnns, Brownsville,
Ncb, Prof II. A. popcnoc, Manhattan,
Kas.; d. y. Grimes, Denver, Cob; trof. j,
!. Budd, Amcs, Iowa; l.. II. Nolan, Little
l,ock, Ark,l v. Munson, Denison, Tex.
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lege, Mo-; DR.. Chas. Meier, Mobile
Ala; Elisha Moody, i,ockport, n. vi "
II. Hart, Federal Point, Fla, A. u. Webb
Bowling Green, KY, \. Ragan, iniepend
encc, Mo-. Dr. Samuel Hapc, Atlanta, Ga.
A. W. Campbell, Wheeling, W. Va.
Dui Ing the afternoon and evening ses
sion interesting papers were read, AZ fol
lows; "Market Fruits of Kansas City,
by l.. A. Goodman, q West porti "Bss
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Louis, "The Value OF Careful Packing an,
Handling" by u. II. Williams, Of Indian
npoiis, Ind.
The Committee on Nomenclature, consist
Ing II Messrs. Sylvester johnson, T. II. ]
Burrill, l.. II. Pierce, J. II. Hale and J. II
Mesters, submitted the following report
which was adopted,
Your Comm ttes on Nomenclature be
leave to report that we Indorse the recon
mendationS made by Hon. Marshall !
Wilder, President Of the American Prom,
logical Society, as well az those 0f OH
President, Mr.. Enrle, looking 60 q simplii
cation and uniformity Of the names of III
fruits Of America, and recommend the 70
lowing ruLss to.witi
I. Every fruit should have one. and but on
authorize d nnfnn.
&. IL tennble, this name should be the earl
est one published as hereinafter provided.
q. Each name should consist - onc wor'
ami for all new American fruits such wor
should be readily pronouncable IN the Ensli'
language.
no nnmc should % oonsinered author1e
nn, m,. p,,',. W. ssnn p"Pna l, III a, s.n.
nanied Win a eles, and mi desn,ln,ion m n
iruit; such published name aud desrrlptid
shall hc sent 10 the Secretary of the AmcrlcT
Psychological Society and 70 the Secretary
the MiEfoiri Valley horticultural society.
g. In aaaa OF doubt "A 10 fauablIIfy. priufi
"1 All. ~ ra,a so,,,s an,,an X. \,
a, oyc sa "amaa ,oc,.,ic. ~ bx STATE uos3,c,
tu,al society shouid bo considerrd Wild AZ
fnai.
y 4, No variety Of fruit shall To named by
l society which u not esteemed practically val
i. able and worthy of ouitivafiofii this report
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