Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
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Purple Damascss Is little smaller and later than Dodrelabi; is large ob- long, purple, 8 moderately strong grow CT, large clusters of firm, thick skinned fruit. These ripen more evenly than most other thick skinned varieties.
 The Grape of Ahuemis, 8 large ob- long white grspe. rIpening September 20sh to 30sh, with long open punches, very vigorous vines, and unusually heavy foliage; is 8 variety worth testing further. It gave IS to 20 pounds to the vine in 1897.
 The Verdel is another late grape; Is large, round, white, open clusters of Der, strong grower and bears we'll, 20 td( 25 pounds to the vine in 1897. Is tart, juicy, thick skinned and a good grape for local trade.
 The Black Morocco is we'll known as a profitable late grape for Arizona. It yields large clusters of large grapes but Fipens very unevenly. The vine Is 6 15 to- 20 pounds in 1897.
 There is one vine only at the station, of variety recorded as Zierfahu dler. It is vigorous grower, yields large clusters of very large round black, thick skinned grapes with firm pulp, juicy, sweet and of fine flavor. They Fipen quite evenly and will sell well.
 The Mariotsllo Is a fsvorite with those who have tried is. To Is an early table grape. large, oval, purple, sweet and juicy; ripe July 20tb; clusters large, long. open; vines strong growers; bore 15 to 20 pounds in 1897.
 The White Oorniohon is large, oval, white grape, very regular in size and shape, thick skin, firm pulp, moderately strong grower, bears freely, sells rapidly. The Phoenix fruit stands have Black Oornichons today, shipped here from the Santa Cruz mountains, California. The indications from the trisl given at the Experiment. Station are that they can be raised in Arizona just as we'll as in California.
 The Rose of Peru proved full bearer of large, round, purple, juicy, sweet fruit, with moderately thin skin and soft pulp, IS to 20 pounds to the vine in 1897; it is strong grower and 6 profit able variety for Arizona.
 The Tokey is not grown at the Sta tion. Tn many places in Arizona 1t has proven it's worth by bearing year after year full crops of delicious fruit. Some who have grown grapes for the local market recommend it highly. It is also on sale at present at our fruit stands, shipped in from California. Why not supply the locai demand from this fertile valley? This variety can readily be grown here In quantities sufficient to supply home consumption. The Black Melvoise, also a large, black ovsl. firm grape, sin denasnd.- It Is vigorous groweE ard yields fairly well. \
 From the previous list there should be no dihculty iS choosing varistis adapted to any locality in Arizons, yet there are many others which grow well and yield fairlv we'll at the Ssetton, some of them are of the medium to large purple grapes. Lady Downing.
 
 darkss and Absttioo. Of the medium to large white grapes Fshr Szsgos, AlmeRico, Oalabrian Sweetwster, Bar basosss, Semillon, Boal de Madins, Tinto Madeira, Tinto Val de Penss and others.
 OF the medium sized, dsrk-purpie or blue grape, suitable for table or wine, he following bore solid clusters of fair sized and gave large yielde-to the vine 'oF it's age: Blue Portugese, Ba- 'tsrdo, Zintandel Matiro, Electa and several others.
 There are a large number of small yrapes (0ut whose clusters are oom- 'sc) of white and purple, and also of blue color, which grow vigorously and ,esr profusely. Should there arise @ demand for wine grapes in Arizona hese can be relied on to supply that demand.
 My experience with the growing of .rapes in Arizona convinoes me thst here are varieties fitted for all the for which there may arise 6 demand, which will grow and bear so yell that they may be profitably culti- -sted hsFe. The time should soon be 1hen Arizona grapes will find as wide a market and be in ss great demand as hose of our neigh boring State of Cali ornis. DR. N. H. CHAPLIN. Phoenix. A. T., October 15, 1897. Csscarets stimulate liver, kidneys and