Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-14


cost than a few years hence.
-, OF the wcovil are as yet con-
very limited area, on the bord-
cotton country. Let It fight its
I, center Of production In Texas
n take a hundred dollars to get
fer every dollar Il would now
he South had seen n chance OF
|,pug the cotton worm at the
lead OF letting II get the head
ured. many millions would have
"a the Southern farmers. And
respects the wccyil Is a more
enemy than the cotton worm,
i, TO be got rid OF by the simple
rs green.
Nd a Massachusetts T. Just now
n a struggle with a little insect
u to get a footing there the
OH. \ fcv years avO 1t coul |
I'D Of Il with very llttle trouble,
h now cost several huadred thou
ar. Massachusetts,, howct.'r.
,h,t II f. well worth tbs sum.
Opposed to stint money In such
arie.
ngsr from tfe Mexican weevil
called TO the attention Of the
rslu,ure. As Texas Is the state
e;ei, one would expect II 10 take
on IN the matter, and liz failure
naturally causes SEINE furprl7c:
uQ cf the failure OF Texas II
.iton country should not be If.
my N IN $ now enemy. In view
H iha, the United States Ia fully
With an chronological bureau.
y made special study of how
Il noSlous insects. and OF tho
bet that the nght against the
ssegil IL not made N the inter-
lI.s Lone. hut OF all the cot n
would eeem appropriate and
- r.Aernl government TO un-
We hope that Senator Blanch-
al lAe attention of congress to
IN u the New orleans Cotton
M that the other cotton ex-
~ ts.st upon the Federal gov
hh,f the necessary steps 20
" sayil now that 1t can bs
tniy fid cheaply.
fsis February 0.-The following
identt mads public yesterday by
Hester Of the Cotton Exchange,
" ln,sresiing reading to all en-
u, cotton Industry:
c Blanchard. United States Sem
y louisiana. Washington, ID. e. Z:
il'in Cotton Exchange, New Or
Nuaiy 9, lsG,--Dcur Sir: Enclosed
land you a cory OF o letter Just
nom ]. w. Woodsun OF Cuero,
2 rlat0n to the spread OF the
\ not p,ohnble, danger maj may
NJ b other States from this Sc
4
sare e,tiou Is taken either Ly
nj authorities or the State row
Il Teas, (, is not unlikely that
We Of louisiana. may become
n no small decree.
u Be asking too much to reauest
|ars Of the most fertiio cot,on
he south-anI / NAV say in no
u 10 bringing about moe dec,s,y.
than have eyer vs, boen ,aLn,s
y Circular from Guarn -, -
IN Ne ,or,.,a ~" Suelo , s CIV, 3"
rar Of tn, a., ~ ~, Ss',eu ,,,., 20 20
can ve4vil wi" ~ 800, ~
STATE has tars', -" 20 ''le ,es'a ~, 'u AZ,
ny. but 1, s - "o non u alt !.
|ah ons l,,hta siilh 70 me mat
ar,ss , ,r 10 spread Ike some
un.dIa,. snn 80 sila'S interested
Eosld Ia . quppis .i n, There cor
II nd ,snn,S NJ way OF ruulhg the
N IA .sses ma getting Mt 1t
tr,nrv v,s.'lNelS
M. eloflon has had It under
" vb,sh ne eou'd suggest a
la, s,,,, we apparent lethargv
NJ let,t. S',,'es could be over
M. ..T ys.,r 10 boEerior culhcr-
I'd ,r,Sin ' II 'ne eVil Is not sup
nh,aae uten II VIII eventually
u interstate legisia-
\, M.
sve.,lo Vo'teo'ntss OF this posi-
NJ tha, sn ~, ..,l, 1t would
M, awaiting conditions under
IL No. ION might he forced.
4 ,esy u ,-, from you ut an early
Ands. nu.y yours
b No." stewart, President,
Fsrhsna ot INC New Orleans
W. New Orleans. La:
b; Bsl5r f,or urinary I, is?i.-iIy
hiy st S0,,o3 and It's Interests
riaap eFoused over the threat-
n M 2 pest that bids fair 10
| N, cotton business Of the
matter hs e,,'.,ned 10 lay this I'M
FtasN IN Vs ,,, You in order that
rr,nseea That manner the South
that hss Eeier TO the Mexican
A,tn AMI u u It's appearance In
NJ r,s SUI western portions OF this
N isnorsss are too percepuble to
n tie t.L.,a"u unless stringent
q tbs nsss 'n, and at once. the
ee,iun bs,, VIII continue over the
Fti.tes ss't and cotton culture
kA Of necessity. have 10 10
onge Of pr,,...,,
Y spte" s prey !, is worth a
2 so,ion lsua i , 9Ss9o owe, all cen,