Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-03

Tho Prosecution Completes ItA work-onicerl
hloeiod-The proeeodlngs.

Elooicd-The Proceedings.
bowie. Tex, Aug. 1.-THE meeting waa cali
ed TO order at u. IN, yesterday, Tho com
mlttee on resolutions was appointed.
r. v. Munnon, MS chairman Of tho commit
toe on Joint session with Florida for 1896. re-.
thn proposal.
Texan accepted tho proposal md put ual.
weston 10 the front Tor tho location. All
southern states were also invited by Tie
Texaa society, Galveston people also Joined
IN tho work and tho Invitation wa headed
by Hon. Joseph L., Cllhe, MIR. cllre being
present stated that Galveston Would hold .
deep wator celebration perhaps in ii'7, and
not IN 1896. and desired this intirftl o met
inR then. The report OF tho "ommlt,eo was
discussed ut length aud received and thd com
b. o, Lively secretary OF tho TeSan
Farmers congrcsa; read an Interesting paper
on DlvorGlhcd Agriculture,
The report OF the state fruit committee was
made.
This report occupied much time and covered
the whole field OF fruit culture In Texas,
j. 4. Whitaker Of Tyler offered a report as
committee on the nomenclature OF tho japan
plum. Relcotcd M M oihclal report and road
AB paper,
Tho question box being opened several
quotations. relating 10 horticulture and mainly
70 nehth growing wore asked and responded
to By a number OF members, after which
the meeting adjourned I'LL p, IN.
AZ that hour tho meeting was called to
order By tie president and the question box
w'h opened again, with ", W. Kirkpatrick
+. W. Nailcy reported aa tho committee
on entomology, Mr Malley treated mostly On
tho diseases VI the rOuta Of tfeoa
Report NJ Standing committees on ornltholO-
ny, stone fruits, lean fruits, small fruits.
vegetables, ornaments, new truts marketing
frulth and canneriuB were received,
IN dlaeusalng ornaments, tho Live OAK and
tally considered. with friends for the 1.-Two
Oak and enonilun fut the Spruce,
Vineyards were discussed by 4. V. Munaou
ny. Munaun called spOcial attention to the
thought Il was good evidence that along the
TuNHA and Pacific railroad the various grnpoH
could BE- nnceosgfully grown. Tho hat Of
grapes ElNcu by him as suitable for market
and home use was large and varied
a discussion ON the improvement Of tho
society was INDUCED In by y. ". Howell, %.
w. kirkpatrick, A, Rawlingn. 4, y Kerr and
others. Under this head the following rcaolu-
ton wnu Introduced by j. NJ Howell.
Resolved, that the secretary be Instructed
10 prepare the proceedings vi this meeting
and that tho secretary request thc commits,
Alonur NJ agriculture 10 puhliah 10 NO copipR
In pamphlet form 10 be- distributed To the
people under the direction " the Texas state
HORTICULTURAL society
The resolution was opposed by Muuson aud
ltuhmhn hut was passed ny tho society,
N order 10 inrtraHo the membership tho
herewith.
Ten dollars worth " nursery stock. up to
40 VIII he allowed Tor each person who be,
,umes member N tho society up TO nrccm,
Dor /, lspi. r. v. Munsup, u. ". lllrkpat-
K {SGs1 i h mGwsll i q wai,skoG d E.
AZ tho Might Beslon. Miatakoa and fail,
an address by ]. ~ Howell,
II W. Mally reporiod on spraying inHec-
Az O'Clock this morning tho meeting
wph called To order on time ny the proii-