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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
RESOLUTIONS OI RESPICI.
County commissioners Tribute 10 the
Memory Of Henry v, Harris.

county COnmiSSionerS' Tribute 10 the
Memory OF Henry V. Harris.
The b"ari IL county cnmm iasiun.ru ~
b"rnAlill" county at thsE meeting On the
10Th I'A~s-'i the following resolutions IN
TIA" death IT u. V. Harris;
III" boarl Of county commissioners b.-
INK informed Il aud having duly asc.r-
'Aln"'i ia" fact ui the death ~ Henry v.
Harris. clerk II the rr"lat. court aud s1-
"i'ic'" r-c"rirr, d-rir-s Ia express its SCR.
r"~ IA ia" I"-~ the enunty has sustained
~ the death IL such - faithful AMI ,tfi-
ci.nt county officer. who for over six
years LA" hllri hs Ia~ition with such
hi"li'y. zeal and IN such capable man
nrr AZ I" "nd"Ar him Ia everyone with
whom IN hH official as we'll a. his privAt.
relations he Was brought, into contact.
That the hnsri feel po, only that they
hAr" suffered th. l%- II personal friend,
nu, that h" d-H'h in a public calamity IN
'b" county and the peopr whom he has
~ we'll and faithfully s-rv-d.
That IA. bnar,i extend their sympatby
I" the b-r-av-i family 10 their grss,
aiii'e''"n. aud orier tina, copy of ihsss
r-~"lu'ionS In spread upon their records
And copy thereof L- male and given o
The family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
HOW PEANUTS GROW.
The staple Food 90 IN. sireus Rsaaisss
Hut iittI. Cultivation.

All hnNs, Rnd gu-si many ~ their
NiN'"rS. ar" fond ~ peanuts Every.
hSlv knows that ne circus j. rumpl,t,,
without ,h"m, but probably me-, many
bays, n"r girls either, know m,, hnw
th'N grow, SAYS TIA" N"w Work Times.
Ih" PEANUT il Suppressed H. De- native
{" \frI"h, whrr" 1t forms ia" chief frl
~ certain regions, hut /, j. found, tn.
In South America AMI EuruIr, the sls,
civ varying slightly IN the dinrrrn,
countries Here in the niiri States
II II cultivated chiefly IN virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee Tn.
seed planted il the meat kernel. and
ear" II taken not tu break ia. skins
III" plant grows likr vine. aud ,h,
nuts hang on Ia IL like pea pais A
singl" vine will, II iS"stimatr,i. prn,lur.
ni"ut one hundred nuts. IL IL il ~ th,
hv"rap" H'"Hi condition. Al this rat.
TIA" yield per arr" IN forty bushels
Tire" vari"ti"su ~ these nuts are grown
here the white, III" red nni the Span.
iNh They ar" readily distinguished ma
they hnv" individual characteristics
Tn" NEXT time You rat a PEANUT with
two kernels very white, with mink
hkinS, y'r will know II il ~ the Whit.
variety, Nhich il the mos, important.
The she'll ~ IA" red nut sometimes
holds three ~ fnur dark kernels. and
it, skin II - n decidedly dark red. ~,
You cannot mistake that, while the
SPANISH nut IL ~ much smaller. with n
lighter skin than either ~ the others.
That II viii net h mistaken Tor either
Nearly iiv" million huNhrls ~ ,.anuts
mr." us''i IA this country every year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

churchmvu, vas an enthusiastic sdmir-r
" his advanced thought Tn. Lac, sermon
W. rad II by this eminent man Was bu,
fsv days age before the assembled or
der II Redmen on celebrating the ami
vsrssry u the treaty between Chief Tan.
nerand and VIM. Penn. He will lecture
b-r- IN the evening ~ July lrt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
4 Neat eabiseaiisa

The June number ot Geo. y. Albrigbi's
sou,h~.s, Illustrated Magazine Was is.
surSi Saturday evening. II 10 tormed the
"sslt River Valley edition" aud contains
= mass-rly writ-.up 81 that fertile ssc,ion
with beautiful illustrations. The flourish.
Ing town II Phoenix coInes in for good
share II healthy advertising, Other IN
'rrss'ing articles are 1.-THE sugar bee, iu-
drstry." from The pen Of W. 4. Burke. aud
"Uucls SANS N-gleet ~ the Southwest"
by c. o'conor Roberts. II Is very cred
table number.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
Walters 10 LAS Vegas.

II is sstinats.i that about 70 persons in
ell have taken advantage. Il the eIcur.
sion rates To Las Vegas and consequently
Albuquerque will he well represented q,
the Aasonic celebration and othrr frstivi-
ties there to-day. Ticket Agent MA,son
i.sret last evening that his supply of.1.
eursion tickets would run short. and ~ II
WAS he bad bu, very few isft Fine v-s-
tbuis cars took the place II the ordinary
chair ears In the excursion tr.ins.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

summun~'i, And emr,rcs ami an,dn,.s
wrr" administered. and after tour W. nv,
home unc"hsriuusn-rs the woman rall,.d
AMI ., pr-r"n, ~ able io walk VA, u snll
suffering from the effects II the large dee.
~ the I-iron
br. Hop" wAr seen, and riAt-s thn, IA.
never pr-s,rih-d fr. treated, saw. nor
heard ui the woman until puipmnu.d ia
her hoine sunday. between /! and
o'cl'rk. where h- found her IA ,n. conf,
ton shave stated. The d,-tur'. ,tAi.m,.r,
10 cnrr'l"rst-d W Mr MAut L.r-.f
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
REVENGE OF The FAT WOMAN
Hs~ shs oe, Rather Mors Than n~-a -t,h
tbs H~t esr the Ae,s l,..r.

hpr"Is~ ~ the th"atcr. | saw ~,m..
thing one other uIght within the, hat
seven that filled ~" with a tu,nIl, nm
holy giles, sHys y wri,rr ~ the Wash
ius'tnn 'uSt 4 woman sat IN FRONT CO.,
~" She was d"ridrdl, pll.mp ia Fac,
Nh" Was What Illinois I-upl, call corn
i"d Nh" was bar, h,di,d r,-, h., ih,
way ami before IA" PLAY h-..Nu and
ait every at she had tu stand up and
let man who Nat near her pa,. ~, IL
was tigh, squ"cl" every time. and n.
III" man dId not say Pardon me, lI.y
your leave. or anything els" Ia show
th' ihith that Was ~ him runld s.,,
the til" ~ that fat woman, wrath ri,,
I'll IT. crimson "dgc made the strn,,.
CLING firing" below her back hair hris,l,
Indignantly. At last IA" play wa.
over. aud th" man wanted ,n rush ont
/" join tw"w women friends -uudmh,mily
he'd hav" called them lad, frnnds" 70
whom hr had noticed near hut did IA,
rush? Well, II he did his rush wasn't
Nislhl" Ia III" naked ry. That fat
woman vat down aud put uu her rub.
hers Then sh" replaced her ylny,s
which Nh" had 'akcn"if Then sh" st.--i
up hl'Hklng ia" passage, while she put
"n her hat, adjusted her veil aud hut.
toned her cloak And all the while the
man WAS dancing with impatirnrr un.
hhl" I" yet ont, aud the two lady
friends wcr" passing out ;hc door ~
last I'll" fat woman moved. and the
man well, inasmuch n uuthiny ~
much hng"rs man ~ n punishment he
knows h" deserves, yuu can imagine
h"w h" leaked. For my part. Thought
IT was delightful. and II ever meet
that fat " oman | mean L. tell her ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29


johnson. a. an umpire. IL all right.
Qui-r's safe hit In tho seventh inning
started the ball To rolling in Hr.a, shsp..
IL wa" pitchers game up " the sew
snth inning Herbert struck out 10;
Kelly 10.
deorge Montgomery, Of winslow. for.
tnerly IL Albuquerque, witnessed ih.
game. and "r'ot.d" for the browns.
Th. Gallnp nine is composed II gentle.
manly hall plAyerr, aud the Browns were
entertained royalty.
Several Of the Browns AlhuIu-r,Iu.
admirers accompanied the team To- Gal
iup. ami were we'll paid for their trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

The "oId" orpb.us qusrt-,,-. CON.
I'"~.i II the four beet qu.r,sii- singers
IN Albuquerque, hold prom,n-n, places
on the program a. Dupuy's eonc-r,. They
ar7 oil line solo,s,s, - il Is n.-ii.ss TO say
that this 10 tbs hn.st male puArt-tts IN
the southwest The blending Il their
voices 10 simily grand. and they sinE
With wonderful power ann soul.
Prof ID MAuro, the greet smlinist, will
bold ID. audience sI~ll.laand As hs
brings firth tho~s sweet, uss and pas
sioaAis .oass boon his violin- kssd u be
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
Ntt~ap,ed Saisidr.

Mrr, hAur, Who lives "a north Thur
''r--'. attempted self ,ir-irlciiuu SUNDAY
~ " ~ =. IN, by taking AL"h nfty
stratus - morphine. The cause be-
zach Iced IL unknown Mr.. K,uI.. wa
sac summoned I" the huIns ui Mr- Maui
Quad AL Empty m"rphin. bottle and ,
hottie c"ntArn'ng the Drugs u so!u,nn T.
In"rphln- ga chair l-sidc her L..i. sh.
vas b-c dnIng uucnu scioua aud could xiy
no account u hsrssif szesp, W say. "a
wsns 70 hive no nsoss." Dr. HOPE IVES
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
vhr srrixaslsa s,esxre.s.

Among all the conventions ~ tho year,
non" has more important b.aring On
Colorado aud the w--. than the Fourth
National Irrigation Congress IA bs held In
Albuquerque next September.
The people IL tho units-i stAt-s have
lrArne'i tina, uniform results can be- %.
eur-i Ia the hlling II lands only thru,igh
irrigation, Every year agriculture u be-
canning mnr- u = science. The farmer
has learned that he must no, d-Irnd to
much uI-'n Mother NAtur-, and that the
old prov-rb about prov iienc- helping
th"~- ~ho h.lp themselves 10 true. The
time will com. when every stat. in the
union will bnd /, worth while N provide
. substitute for rain In case IL druuth.
Al present the w-st IL particularly In
t"r-St'~i IA the m,~i economical And mn~t
effective m-,h'sis II irrigation. Colorado
farmers have suffered much fr,'in IrDuths,
Anh u" state should II, morr int-rostsd IN
helping along the work u the nAtionAl
congr~S~, General irrigation rn-aus a.-
SurvSi wealth Ia = large region. Il means
h"I~ and Prosperity Ia hundreds nf in.
dusirHuH cltIL-nH,
Seventeen states and territories will he
represented IA thus hig ss@-mbly. which
will dlscu~r all Va" b-st means IL re-.
i""mlrg ard lanir from harr~nn-...
Mach god has resulted irun the thr..
prev i"ns o"nrrrT-rr, aud II IL hpIssi that
G"l"r1i" c,tII"ns viii Ian N making III.
convention tu"r"s" aui puttIng into
l'rHctlc" Ne wlS"st recommends iions. 49,
lhuVsr riurs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
a M,n-.nun. NIshr. n..hin.-

Nv" college girls ~ home fur their
NlT'hp vacation conceived u hrillinn,
'd'a IA" either dnN ENrrS yIrl know .
the 'l"Hsnr" ~ reading ur listening t.,
'"r ~ stories and hring ~ friYht
"n'u nat un' dar.ut h~,t over nn, =
Nh'rItrr Th'N ,."rniu..I iu try TIM.
dell .wu, sensation l." he ui',rn,s, u,,
sihl" Goo them lm.N Nat az all nt.,lt
With plenty ~ "and' and substantial
lnn' h''' aud u pl,, - h.s,k, from
winch =" cad H. rt,h thur 1hrs.
s'"ri's iu. 0pd"d k,pluy liim rs.s
Ndrdrr ga IA" Eur Murgus the
l'a,h - NHn,y Nykr, Hulwrrs
i!ru,' ana 'h" TRAIN. and part, ~ the
I'I" ~ lN,' tics Ia the morning
~" very Sleepy and ,"m,w hat rr,,-.
lung wan o. declared tina, QUE wnt,.i
u"t hrlirvr huN difficult II wa, l., st
down IN ""ld ht-si snd max. up n,,,.
wlud Ia h. >,Arrd. Sm cant do II
81. i'h'rstcly, "a, 'h'Dr cunclusin"
M'ss Rama Huning, daughter ~ Mr
Auh Mrs Louis HunlnY, ~ iDs LunAa, ar.
rly-t last evening frrm Chicago whsr.
she had been attending scLool. Tn.
youas LADY was welcomed by many
frssnds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

'"
hriv- out Ia J"- Bs.isrscco'r holn-
''s' ,'' :" y" i'''' nm "reha"' gar
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y" Wv sunny '",' VI '"' alps Inc
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iuv ,b,n..lv,s L,y .,,.,s. hv ,.v,,, ~,
now.
n ,
brick hous. with ,xo lo,. near A;,.w,,,h
plnr-. near the Atlantic A. p..,s,, .ho,. IL,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
Htx sheen sa,pn~sss.

This morning ten double deck-rs hold
Ing About 5000 sheep went east. The
las, train loads Of $1,000 sheep conSigne,
10 Ration ranges by M~ssrs. mack and
Ol.-s-. 81 Mohave county. Arizona, arr
nov In motion. Tho sheep are said To he
irom California. This @ the largest con.
s,gnm-n, known IA have ever been made
here at one time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

A carload If mIri horses h.,ing taken
80 Pr".'"ll !"r he fnIM II July races,
..' ""'hg ~ a. ~" isir grouGis hrr,-.
lh"S Nrrr rv,s ~ hlr''"t frn the Over
,ui Park ,,ru.s at l~lvrr. And Nj J
{ W"lis'", u I'D '"iLr with tnru, rays az
will re, up tar h,rrr Ter The Prr.e.tl
rss.s all have them in god Trina E< the
i.Sv''or'Al fair mss,iSx here In sep.smbss.
TAG win lssvs ss.@sssvw ~ Psssssss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
An HISTORIC EVENT.
The DC vargas Conquest CONNIE morsied
al Santa Re.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

A composition for preserving w~i /,
composed ~ NIFTY IS'r cent ~ w'"-i
"rruNnt' forty par cent ~ tar nil and
tyu p.r'.n ~ pin" tar II j. applied
a.. I.tyi frnm one 4" ihr," coat, h.
in co..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

Dr, krauskopf Is the renowned divine
~bos- essays on family hons lice has
drawn 10 him millions u ardent Admirsrs
yatAsr DAnisn. tbs saiasal CAieasO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
GllHPSES OT GALLUP.
The Accidents AMI Incidents Of the Coal
City.


. Congregational rur,wia gAV- all ulrn All
''''''"' "h Tue n"f ~ Tue new reh'"
""ur"" h 'hr evening oi lhr ION The
u.,,-, ,.--n.n INV
NJ ''''s' "'' iF'S"h'"u her nus
"a"' VII" WIN" 'h'r week. 10y "nd
""' Va" r"'''I W
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"'"h wv" h'N'''s '" '"''''A'' matters
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" we ""''''N '"'' H'''"s
mrs ~ rage " r''II IA california, Mrs
r. "'S"'T W AIh'ln-Tlhr Win Ia" littlr
'A'"'A' '"rgg ~hd rrrh arr very de-
mur'' hu' In'rn SA'"
GALLUP has her hands 'ull II PROSPECTS
Tor Smur"m"nt the hall I" morrow, the
concert "n the 81, AMI then the Fourth
h-~liss talk nj the Ticket. al. Leave Man,
aud twu other important rv-nta REPORTED
for the 10th.
som- little rAncslr "tnuch--i or -,u.
II the fireworks IN Cofhn Br,-. .,.,r, and
came near causing r~riou. eunaAgrA.
tiun.
Mr. McQu--u-y. - driver N the Sun
shine mines, hrAri that his brother w.s
very SICK "r dying. AMI while gr,,y,u,
over the news. h-cAm- Ah-.n,. minded
aud rlipI--i ~ tina, the MIN. car, iniur,.d
"r reh' arm III such manner tbA, II had
I" TIE amrutAt"i this morning.
Mrr sl-ight, = married dAuyh,-r ~
Mrs Bnri-h. has organis.-i a class If IN
tie ones for kindergarten york during her
vArs,i"n She hAs taught IN ~, L,nun. m
the same department. aud will no douh
XIV" entire satisfaction Ia her rairnn..
Thr lAiiira II ia. Ep.o,r.I ,bur.h ..,.
a vrr, ENJOY festival IN u,,u,,.
On the .vruln, t ia. .,.. Thar. 49,.
lee cream, cake. and b-rr,.. amt cr.,
the berries beng donated hv ,h. w.n,.,
ui the Cr-nc-n, .,nr..
rh. I,,.,., .,..,
:, an, .,d,.
l.L.o, G.ll,, IA '....'I,,'
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ton 81 th" new rch"rl house. anil tAs-i
from the 'Iuarr,-r here. proves thn, Gal.
lur has some yer, nice banding ms,.rs.
II her own
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
GALLUP VS.. ALBUQUERQUE.

Another Victory Added TO the browns
List.
Al Gallup yesterday the albuquerque
browns d-feat-'i the Gallup min. IA the
tune IL q Ia II. Up To the seventh in.
ming II wss A. exciting . game ~ any
hAs- hall rnthusiAs, would wish N ace.
but sftSr tina. Is browns han every tug
their own way, So the soor- will show.
Following ~ the acor~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29


MY attention having been cail-i Ia the
fact that among the patrons of this oiiic-
several families or individuals are In the
habit II receiving their mail thr,ugh me
boz. th-r-hy diminishing til. revenue IL
the ofic. and violating section 40 ofP,-.
tai Laws and Regulations, and the lie.
partment having dir-ct-i me N strictly
enforce the regulation regarding the re-.
cr'ving Of mail through a lo. by others
than the holder and hi. family. I hereby
give notice tina, for the quarter beginning
July l. is'5. sahi regulation will i.-
strictly enforced.
Th-r~for- these who are now receiving
mail through tho box II snm- friend or
n-ighbor. will take pn,ies that they mus,
rent boxes for themselves.
Ensssr A. 0RUspFsLu, pm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

Rudolph HAbsrlAnd came in lac, nigh,
fron CAbsxOs.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-08-07

These calculations were made especially for The
BERLIN III. WRIGHT, {
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-08-07
Land Transportation Insurance.

to the marketing of oranges as formerly,
but the hiatus will be short. In a few
years we will be again confronted by the
problem, and it IS mighty good plan to
prepare for war in time of peace.
California orange grower has sug-
gested plan something after the ma
rine insurance idea and in a recent issue
of the Los Angeles Times discusses the
subject as follows:
1.-The greatest necessity to California
today is a system of marketing. 1t is
not enough that products are abundant
and markets ready and transportation
provided There is something required,
a common ground upon which all can
stand, where all interests are harmon
lied as the sunshine harmonizes the
bright colorlngs of nature. This, |
would suggest, can be found in land
transportation insurance, which should
be formulated to combine the requisite
features of ocean transportation and
personal accident Insurance.
Business men have said that if or
ange growers would only organize they
could, by com bining market their fruit.
They did organ re and now at the close
of the season there are 5000 carloads of
oranges in Southern California spelling
on the trees. In some particulars this
is the severest blow yet dealt to the
fu n iol
takes from the market all the orange
land that prospe ctive settlers would buy
if there were market for that class of
fruit.
''The fancy navels are mostly sold, but
the great bulk of oranges are not fancy,
any more than any other line Of goods.
The industry was developed through the
Seeding, which is, no doubt, today the
most delicate orange raised, where it is
grown under favorable circumstances.
The industry was sacrificed-it is idle to
speculate upon theories as to what or by
whom. The facts must be met by
remedy. Either the present owners will
fail and their lands pass to class of
owners able to meet all combinations, or
business methods must be infused at
once into the disabled conditions and
health and wealth be assisted to actual
being. How can this be accomplished?
CAT present, selling is about like this:
GA has fine fruit. in Chicago is an
honest dealer. A is honest. One has
been recommended to the other. They
correspond and are satisfied with the IN
tegrity of each other. A writes, You
can have my oranges at S1.25 f. o. b.
Los Angeles; wire your answer B
wires his answer. 1t reads, 4 will &C
cept the fruit 1925 here This is more
than freight, but he is willing to offer a
premium in order to transfer the set
Ting point to his end of the line. What
does thai mean Simply. when it comes
to the point B does not quite feel that he
ought to trust A to send his first class
fruit, and then A begins to think, If B
does not care to trust me, he under
stands his business, and very likely were
he in my place he would be tricky.
will not trust him, and so the trade is
off, the fruit is not sold.
"A goes TO commission man who ad-
vances boxes, picks and packs the fruit
i L. g L. IL
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and plans cutting out his orange trees.
eff orange growers have no faith in
the industry and business men of this
community have none, we had best de-
stroy the orchards. If we have no faith
of our own who Will believe what we
say of our land and it's products?
"To return. A did not trust B, be-
cause he could not afford to take the
risk of losing fruit, freight, boxing, etc.,
for B, although he purchased and
agreed to pay, might reject the car,
saying it was not up to grade, if it ar
rived on a falling market. Oranges can
not be kept and samples cannot be held
to afford proofs for legal testing of
claims
"Presto change When A offered B
his oranges at $1.25, B wires, Your Of
fer accepted if your fruit is insured in
the Los Angeles Land Transportation
Company. A replies imme diately, that
it is. A sells his oranges, buys them
and every one is happy. In place of a
high commission A pays, perhaps, 1926
for his insurance. The car goes out un-
der inspection, the railroad company
gives good service and time, and not a
dollar is lost. A does not have to give
bonds to pay the freight, the machinery
Of shipping is simp'ified and every
grower can become a shipper if he is
willing to take pains in preparing his
fruit for market so that insurance in
spectOrs can accept it.
1.-THE insurance can be partial or COM
plete. 1t may cover freight on fruit
also. In short, land transportation IN
surance will establish link or bond Of
confidence between growers and buyers
This must be established, for our home
market is nothing and our foreign mar
ket is across the sea or continent, 1000
to 4, 900 miles from our orchards.
''Nothing has so engaged nv thought
as this question of marketing and only
yesterday did l think of this plan.
have submitted it to one of the clearest
thinking men of this city. He is con-
sulting with some friends and l wish to
move at once in the matter of forming
such a company.
'"Take the orange product this yearGn-
surance would be extended to all pro-
ducts,) 5000 carloads, (of which large
quantity are unmarketed,) at an insu-
rance of $25 per Car. This would be
$15O,00O paid to the company. The &C.
tual cost of inspection, ETC., could not
be more than SIS per Car, $50, 900. leaving
profit of 100000 for the Company, with
possibly not more than working CAPT.
tai of $4,000.
'There is practically now no actual
loss in orange shipping. Cars rejected
on demerit could not be so rejected, if
there was behind the grower an insur-
ance firm, though that grower might be
on the far away Pacific Banks would
meet with no difficulty in collecting on
bills of lading; the railroad companies
would be sure of freight, and would be
willing to pledge service that they can
not now by reason Of the unsubstantial
condition of the growers.
"The advantages are:
"First-No necessity for growers to
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