The record-union., 1895-01-16

IIidIl, Lis L NJ. I10Adui0I, az lIdldy cItS
Place, New York; Charles A. Green of
Clifton, n. Y; John L. Lovett of Little
Silver, n. j.; DR.. L. III. Hoskins of New
port, VT; j. S. Harris of La Crescent,
Mimi; Henry L. Lyman of Charlottes-
vile. Va; William Watson of Brenham,
Texas; Emery e. Smith of San Francisco;
J. 5. Newman OF Fort Hill, S. c.; Lynus
Deman Of Washington, d. c.
Committee on Foreign Fruits-Will-
lam G. Barry of Rochester, n. Y j. E.
Taylor of Douglas, Mich; Professor
Thomas L. Brunk of College Park, Nd;
j. ii. Hale of South Glastonbury, Conn.,;
j. Van Lindley of Pomona, n. G.
Committee on Semi-Tropical Fruits
A. h. Manville of Denver, Fla; Rev.
Lyman Phelps of SANFORD, Fla; James
4. Harris Of Citra, Fla; L. A. Kimball of
National City, Cal; Alexander Campbell
OF riverside, Cal; @. E. Maude of River
side Cal; W. l.. Hart of Hawks Park,
Fla; II. S. Williams of Rockledge, Fla.
D. b. Weir of Petaluma, CAL; Milton
Thomas Of Los Angeles, Cal.
Committee on Judging Citrus Fruits
A. III. Manville of Denver, Fla; j. e.
Cutter of Riverside, CAL. e. II. Hubbard
of Federal Point, Fla; f. E. Kimball of
National City, Cal.
Committee on Nomenclature and Re-
jected Fruits-G. b. Bracket of Dem
mark, Ia: William Saunders of Washing
ton, ID. O.; w. II. Ragan of Greencastle,
Ind; L. A. Goodman of Westport, Mo-;
ID. w. Beadle of st. GATHERINGS Ont; +.
w. Massey of Raleigh, n. c.; w. S. Hart
of Hawks Park, Fla.
Committee on Revision OF Catalogue
Z. I. Lyon Of South Haven, Mich; l.. II.
Bailey, Jr., of Ithaca, n. Y; c. l.. Wat
rous Of Des Moines, Ia; Henry l.. Ly-
man of Charlottesville, Va; Louis Berck-
mans OF Augusta, Ga.
PROGRAMME OF THE SESSION.
Following is an outline of the subjects
to be considered during the three days
session, but there may be some changes:
Opening of the convention at 10 A. NJ.
to-day with a prayer by Rev. X. NJ. Stew
enson OF this city.
Address OF welcome, George B. Katzen-
stein, Sacramento.
Official greeting, B. NJ. Lelong, Secre-
tary State Board of Horticulture.
Presidents address, 2. J. Berckmans
of Augusta, Ga.
Appointing of committees.
Reports OF committees, and essays.
Selni-Tropic Frults-E. n. Roesner of
Oneco, Fla.
Pineapple Culture-James Fl. White of
GeOrgiana, Fla.
Election OF officers.
Introduction OF aud Testing New Fruits
&C. Il. Watrous of Des Moines, La.
Grapes for Regions East of the CONT
mental Diyide-Protessor L. V. Munson
Of Dennison, Tex.
The Ideal Grape Tor the Table-Ge George
Z. Snow Of Penn Yam, n. Y.
Cold Storage in Marketing Fruit-P.
NJ. Kelly of ST. Louis, Mo.
Place of Pomology in a horticultural
Observation-Disclosures w. II. Ragan OF
Greencastle, Ind.
IrrIgatlon-D. w. Adams OF Tanperine
Fla.
Modification of Fruits by Change of
Locallty-G. B. Bracket of Denmark, Ia.
Pomology IN the State of Washington
John L. Blackb burn of Tacoma. Wash.
Pomology in Vermont-T. II. Hoskins
OF Newport, VT
- Peaches in the Gulf Region-G. L.
Iaber OF Glenn st. Mary. Fla.
The Ideal Orange for the Palate-D, w.
Adams OF Tangerine, Fla.
Latest Results From Spraying for the
Suppression OF Harmful Insects-Pro-
lessor Z. W. Weed OF New hampshire
Experiment Station.
Latest Results From Spraying for
tungi-Protessor E. G. Lodeman of
Ithaca, \. y.
Fungi-Professor b. T. Galloway of the
Department of Agriculture, Washington,
ID. G.
Our Relation to the Division OF Pomol-
Osys DODdIbiieHG VI A8TlCullur6-C, w,
Garfield OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
Forestry Planting and Conservation
Relating TO Pomology-Hon. E. Fernow,
Department of Agriculture, Washington,
d. G.
Originating New Varieties of Fruit in
California-Professor L. j. Wickson,
University of California.
trult-Growing in California in It's
Commercial Aspect-B. \. Rowley, pro-
prietor CatJOJTCiU Fruit GTOWer.
horticultural Law-Professor Emory
L. Smith, Stanford University.
California Dried Fruit as Food-Pro-
fessor Charles q. Allen, ex-Principal San
Jose Normal School.
Practical chronological Work in Cali
1ornla-Aiexander Craw, State Quaran-
tine Guardian.
Effects of Horticulture on Community
Life-Alfred Holman, editor Pacific Rural
Press.
Fruits in Arid and Humid Regions
Professor &. W. Hilgard, University of
California.
The New Entomology J. H.
Comstock, Stanford University.
Olives and Olive Oil-Hon. Frank A.
himball OF National City, Cal.
New Fruits and Flowers, and How to
Grow Ihem-Luther Burbank of Santa
Rosa, Cal.
Citrus Fruits in California;. A. Cut
ter OF riverside, Cal.
Marketing california Raisins-A. B,
Butler of Fresno, Cal.
Ralsln Grapes in California-Dr. Gustav
Elsen, Academy of Sciences.
FRUIT Trees IN Nursery in California
Leonard Coates of Napa, Cal.
Callfornla Walnuts-George c. Ford of
Santa Ana, Cal.
Our Winter Fruits-George Husman of
Napa, Cal. -
THE FRUIT EXHIBITS.