The Delta independent., 1889-10-01

The following taken from the Messenger, is
complete list of Delta County Fruit which
was an exhibition ut the Montrose fair.
q. W. FAwCETT.
-California-Zinfndel, wine grape.
Sweet water, Black Hamburg, Muscat, Seed
less Saltana. Native-Concori, Salem,
Martha, Clinton, De Weese Seeding.
Apples-Isen Davis, Alexander, Wealthy,
L,dieS' sweet, Rawls' jennett, NJ issouri pippin,
Cat.l,ead sweet, three varieties names un-
ksown, Transcendcnt crab.
Pcars-Bartlett, Dutchess, Dana's Hovey,
Clapp's favorite.
seedlings names unknown.
W. S. COBURN.
Apples-Walbridye, Wagner, Missouri pip.
pin, Ben Davis, Willow twig, Timber twig,
Alexander, Wealthy, Ladies' sweet, Winesap
None-such, Yellow bell flower, PTimate,
Sweet bough, Fall pippin. Tetofski.
Apricots-G Golden, Russian, Moor park (as
large as peaches.)
Peacl,es-Elberta, large golden yellow
southern peach, Heat's cling, Smock free,
SnI1ay, Old Nixon cling, Stump the world,
Wv. OuriaIu DoWhihS, STu"ioTos lhte,
Early Bernard, Hen rietta cling, varieties
California seedlings. very fine. 8 varieties
common seedlings. This display is exception.
ally fine and include % varieties.
Plums--Large Italian, Moore's Arctic,
German rrunc. Colorado native, De Soto,
Miner. Kelsey's Japan, Wild goose, ogon.
Japan-9 varieties.
Pears-Congres., Dutchess, Flemish beauty
lie Conte. Dana's Howe, X i 'er's hybrid,
.iar,l.,t, Buerre de Anjou, soulard, Hyslop
Queens choice, Martha, Yellow Siberian
TraEscen,lent-9 varieties.
Grspes-14 varieties California and
natives: Zinfndcl, M,iscat OF Alexandria,
Sweetwatcr, Golden, Charles, Fleming, Toka,
seelless Sultana, Highland hardy, Concord,
Worden. Moore's early, Early victor, Wyom.
ing red, Empire state, Hartford prolific.
Preserves-Crystal white blackberry Red
peach, Yellow tomato, Gooseberry, Wild
yo,se plum, German pruze, Muscat grapes,
Queens choice crab, Sweetwater grapes,
large Elberta peach, Red tomato, Red cherry,
Bartlett pear, Hyslop crab, Citron ground
cherry, Sweet apple, Moore's Arctic plum,
Strawberry, Martha crab, Siberian crab whole,
Rel currant, Transcendeit crab, Watermelon,
Apricot.
Nursery Stoek-Peach tree one years
growth from bud. 4 inches diameter, 8 feet
high; one year old cherry from bud, inch in
diameter,7 feet higI, and well headed; apricot
one year growth from bad, IA inches in
diameter, tree feet, limbs feet, full buds
and will bear next year: pears one and two
year old from bud, to 10 feet high. will
bear third year: Kelsey's' Japan plum, this
years growth fro,A llil 10 feet high, branches
3 feet long; two-year-old cherry from bud, 9
feet higI, in b-aring; two-y-ar-old plum IL
feet high with four and five foot brancl,es al,
exhibit Of one. two and three year old apple
tree froM graft, from feet to . feet high.
Mr.. Coburn has 100, 900 Of these fruit trees
re~dy for sale, all being selected with especial
regari 10 this climate and soiI.
Many Of Mr.. Coburn's apples anil pears will
weigh n pound each, and the peaches from six
u eight ounces.
SAMUEL WADE.
!. Applss-Thirty Notwithstanding, Wal.
hriig, Rolls Jcnnett. Keswick's y codIing, Ben
J'avis from 2yenr old tfse, winesap. Naiden's
blush, stark; i,aiIey's sweet, McMxi,an's
white, Wealthy, Antumn strawberry, Willow
twix. Wagner. Lumber twiy, Haas, Rsmbo,
duchess, Tsiman sweet, St. Petersburg;
JIysiap. t.nrc.ndent. Mar,I,., Orange ADD
k.bcrixn crsi,, and six varieties apples not