The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-28
FIRST REGIMENT
TO GO into CAMP NJ
Will Spend a Week at Morcllead
in July, and Other Commands
Will Follow.
FRUIT CROP is VERY GOOD
Yield Of Peaches, as Well as APP
pies Much Larger Than Was
Expected Earlier.
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Special to The Times Dspatch.1
RALEIGH. N. c., Juno 27.-The OFF,
cial announcement comes from Adj,i-
North Carolina National Guard, that
the First Regiment Of Infantry Will go
into camp at Camp Glenn, Morehead,
July goth, for about one week. The
details of the movement to Morehead,
along with the determination as to the
actual duration of the encampment.
will be worked out and announced
later. The encamj ments of the other
two regiments will follow on dates yet
10 be fixed. The companies constitute
ing the First Regiment are Company
a. Hickory; Company B, Salisbury:
Company c, Winston-Salerl: Company
y. Charlotte: Company Il, Statesville;
Company r, Asheville: Company G..
Shelby; Company H. WaynesviDe; Com
pany I, Mt. Airy: Company X. Ashe-
vile: Company L, Concord; Company
M Lexington. The encampment will
.auyuIBIl dmuo pun IMP lrIsueS
be especially for target practice and
Fruit Crop Is Large.
Reports coming to the entomolo-
Eists department OF the State Depart
snent of Agriculture show that in spite
of the great complaint that went up III
the early spring that the fruit crop was
largely destroyed, the yield is proving
one of the largest in years, this apply
ding to peaches, as we'll as apples. With
reference to the development of conf
,nercal orchards in this State, j is
Interesting to note that of the orchards
sufficiently large to be factors in put
ting fruit on the market and being
conducted for that purpose the increase
IS very marked.
For instance. Haywood county has.
according to reports received by the
department. ffty-nine such orchards.
with $4,000 apple and 10000 peach
trees. Moore county is next, with
twenty commercial orchards and e5,-
900 trees, nearly all peach; Wilkes has
fifty-six orchards. with $1,000 trees.
all apple except 5000 peach; Watau-
ga has forty orchards, with $4,000 ap-
pie trees. Surry reports seventy
three commercial orchards. but they
contain only 10000 trees. The depart
1ment is making special effort TO de-
velop the fruit industry, and with a
REIMBURSEMENT of express and freight
rates from the Western to the Cenetral
and Eastern points within the State.
1 tHS business StiiA bV 1AIddG sSls
able.
His Mother Very Ill.
State Insurance Commissioner Jas.
r. Young has been recalled from the
State Democratic Convention at Char
1otte on account of the desperate III
ness of his mother. Mrs. P. w. Young.
who had fall at the home of her
son here ten days ago. She was i'm
proving steadily until Thursday night,
when she suddenly had turn for the
worse that made 1t necessary to sum
mon Commissioner Young to her bed
side. he being in Charlotte. guarding
his interests for denomination.
De Named After kitcIlin.
A newborn male child was found
in the back lot of the residence of Mr..
John Simpson. on West Jones Street,
last evening, just after the heavy rain.
1t was in satchel. and had received
no attention. 1t was carried to Rex
Hospital, and is reported to be in good
condition, weighing eleven pounds.
Those interested in the welfare of the
child agreed that it should be named
for whatever candidate for Governor
was nominated by the Democratic con-
vention at Charlotte. The identity of
the mother has not been fixed.