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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
ADRIFT 43 DAYS ON AN ICE
 PACK IN ARCTIC OCEAN

Hst'ey. Uh1 recently arrived b. Som, ru rH. N.uH tt# an .>rrt enc, ni- ra~t Srsue thst reads #a. tatr- as Nr,tte explorers. tat Hv #t# crowd If E-kms- vare adra aa sH. iep pack or tbe Arctic Ocean frr art, hr., days VItb unTy tv0 weeks rr,- visions
 NIr uadIet m- been n tHs NaHI Ter the past rau g.ar- running uhIf- 4ae -.stlau 8e54 ragHt Hattaa sHea Ere,rf.and Esa- Ia the ,mfaz .s I FF,ha~ \ Ca# af SH rfHa-.a. aH. ,autui th, uHUrg hu-Us=- a= ru. Paoths and AHsu. asa4rs Nr Had. It, ta.sG ta=a= f,Hfe#su..ztazs tH, Naeeef tht- afternoon thsf aa ru##Hat a,,u out uf AH-H. ear .eH srar- bout Vas gafue ra sail aH tbr SrnafT~ r tl, morning ArsF r.aIHL sag.la experiences which he underwent 4H.fa, North duriae thr gma a. f4~ hesH ir that section af AIaaE4 Ha ...la tha.aal. lowing a- aume aHmtN h L.--t.- wears ef service.
 "un April 2n of tA5z Suraa .Ie l.. aI~u,d some twelve miles aT sHar. and showed large bod, af arau e4far and l prepared ta make whaling tf.u Ta, natives =0Ha vtra a.=# employ Eat their boats together ud We ua- tered four boats. With seven meH n q 6uat and one native Woman cook m th, boat | was tu = whaling iu
 We reached the ed.o af thc Wafar and -taftrd s# whaling f##-, in th, eIru wafer eH Aprlf 2a Ia5aeHt ar. s.boIe N, sat ah.lr azlur. d# q, tfr shore Ice and ! .ut au. #a natives fe JHst camp a.Haf= ar za.8- to h5uI tho bone. ete. W.# aoa aefei he started a blizzard praas er aa4 at blew great raaS aa shlre au meAt euy eeaid hardly -e, tru feet ahead of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
COL, ROOSEVELT
 IS OPTIMISTIC
Nuggets Special Service.

KANSAS CITY Sept TFr4aaf. Roosevelt arrived here todlg \ Hlu- quet WIn be given hlm tau5gEI uN n, Chamber of Commerce. and it k ex- pected that h. Will deliver speech He speaks encouraeiueIy uf his trf r. the Wr~t# and expresses himself a- being greatly pleased at the reception h. has met all along thr route H. .> NerN olastic iu his remarks saHaefH. ing the political aspect iii New York and seems to be If the opinion thr the convention will elect him a- chair man. regardless of thc tactics pf th, old guard
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
HE uMAIlllA

The Tmatilla is an~ a. st Mfeaa.l tomorrow morning about o'clock and here Monday evening or Tue-da, morning She Will sail for tHe oat-fd, as soon aS she discharges her ears. et this port.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
NOTICE

Ta Whom T. Hat Concern The uIsr=ieu,d Mill leave Nome. Alaska fir fhr Sttfs= nu IT about October lu i1ie. Persons owing money fa tho aaderIeu.a aiu please eall and ra,
 ma an nr before tho above date al
 office in the Nome Bank and Trust wFaW Eutdiug. corner Front street Fl Lanes Way Nome. Alaska
 0NES1 G9BpEEft L.. N NOBLE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
MATTERS
 RECORDED
SEPT. 1910. Proofs abor

The Gold HH group. near Paradise zuirh and Shake river. fef ialu. Geo. =. Wg1-s yt aI
 Locations. The Geld Ateme#elaim. uu the right umit of Laura gulgh. Sertp l. l4o. ! F. SemudIine
 Deeds. S- ! Yuaae4ust to Andrew HH- seth. lat 24. block n. with certain ex captions. .uwuzftr of Namr, Srrt l. fao.
 J. II. Young et a1 to IL r Carlson | certain store on the SlHdsrt. known the 5oo@. July F. 1910 NJ r eiarity to George D SchafrId m uudhidcd#aur-ha8 interest in thr o. K claim. on Penny river. Aug al. lal0
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
HE sToRk lN EVIDENCE.

AIr- Lee alfa ur Richard l.es aaa mining ou Newton 4alea. aat, iIeta 5' Fl -'H this uauur b~ Sfoau Wa the attending rhN-5yFu. and h. rg- ports that mother and son arc dans Well
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY or NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is list of the dogs im- pounded under provisions of 0rdI- nance No ef2 during the 24 hours .uding at e.cIo-k last night: White bitch yellow ears. Black malamute bitch. white feet.
 ANDERS ANDERSON.
 Puundmaster Nome. Sept 1910.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
THAT PRETTY GIRL

Tomorrow night That Pretty Girl Will appear as the heroine in "The Resurrection" dramatilrd rom tho book by Tolstoi. Codes Show
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
NATURALIZATION DAY.

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 #Hrnt# HufH f#r HHfHrH#H= d##= e#HIe tH.. Gth
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 5fsaH Stntly. Sept. |. tl Gold 'att.a and retHn Round trr. SI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

"Betng satisfied since my first ex- peditipn in 1891 that the Eastman cameras and films were best suited for this class of Work. have used both exclusively in all my Arctic expedi- lions since. and it is to this that I at tribute the fact that have brought back series of photographs which in quantity and quality probably exceed any other series of photographs ob tained from the Arctic regions"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
ALL sTAR ATTRACTIONS.

fhe pictures ta he shown tomorrow eht at Gede.~ show are Che best ryer q splaEed in this country
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR FAVoRs?
 lf so. go to Toby's. He has a com. p etc iine for any and all occasions. Also Candy fresh. made to order.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
DR ELBE

tt Eaff pagi- Will occupy Che Dental ! rtafs "f br \. D. Andrews for the Winter
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
BRlNKER LEAVES.

-# -a the departure ef the .a.' Nam I Alaska" rho areh,-trs
 H MtHa-'--eHs Wedding iH-u tomorrow night at Codes 7H-#
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

Prize. Winner Draught Seer at the Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

% YOU LIKE IT FRESH? If you like fresh home. made Can. dies, call on Toby. who is the only maker of Candy in Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

Start this month right py subserib. 'na for the Daily Morning Nugget. Initial Paper Lor1en 9res
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

as Printing at Nugget ofHe..
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-05-12
Notice of Election
Seass e cslsssA)
Cssasay e Ssds,viA J
Dsesrs H. 1sard ef Csssey Csaaississsn
e Ssdgwiek Cssaay. s. .ts Il csasss6e.
In The Matter Of Me Formation of
THE SEDCWICK IRRIGATION DISTRICT

THE SEDCWICK IRRIGATION DISTRICT
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN meeting Of the Board of County
office Board =. the Court House Juesbug County
day Of April D. 1870 petition was presented to said so, praying for the
under the of THE sEDi
General Assembly Of the State Of Colorado entitled. AN Act in Relation
and other acts pertaining
subject
petition accompanied surety
provided which bond duly said Board and placed
petitions
also the notice presentation of publication proof publication
thereof petition had
duly and legally published for the time and the required by law ard
of said Act preliminary and the time of and the of said
petition.
said % Bs.s s9s's"p'" the following resolution" and orders wei" duly adopted by
WHEREAS petition duly signed by W. T Johnson
Morgan Lugn Jas Parker Adoph Neugebaue Green
Mark Gyger James Kum other eehod of the County
pose of petitioners organize irrigation
with law containing general description of the boundaries of such
and required and that Board define and establish
sEDGWcK IRRIGATION DISTRICT question
of the Of the same to the vote the legally qualified electors of
dent feehoers who the of majority the whole
trc and
WHEREAS the petition found hereby found be in
sedgw
for the of Of the proceedings and the election the
district shall established and that all singular tal
of said petition and
WHEREAS und boundaries said district
made Board embraced within the ouna
nes of said district prayed in said petition; and
WHEREAS the
~ petitions
er matters and things proper be considered by said Board
preliminary
petition
boundaries district fixed determined
modified
ORDERED proposed
hereby created and established subject to the and Of
CATION DISTRICT and hereby designated
and 1 s. M c included @ pdts O the of
said district, which established as follows, towit
Beginning point upper right way
SouhSd
South Platte River the said inlet ditch surveyed and as the same shown
Colorado the July the place
.d from % the
south the right of the inlet ditch of the Res
ers e direction along and around the upper line or he water
said high
and extending from thence eastery direction
south ns the gs ~ Of % sn @ Of 5 ts hs o
Hydraulic Engineer the State of Colorado Thence from
Nine @ Township Eleven an North Range Fortysx 4e West
- Of section @ thence north % to- the west line
said section Twenty-Five @ thence east the line of said
@ Township Eleven UD North Range Forty Six
Township Eleven North Range West Township Eleven
Nrh of Foyfour West with bank
Township
Section with the south bank the South
of the south bank of the South Platte River thence
of
Beginning;
the
he
4D.wit:
The South Reservoir shown and described
HE
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-05-12
The Julesburg Irrigation District
Notice of Special Election.

Notice se1s.y 7 thu. sasd By T. aa
q &. ssss .s a: @ i
i saa s ss r "o & are % of lands The extent 10 res
ss s ; s.s s,:S . x a :, as,
$ j | 81 iS 'Ei SH
FAa E F RlK Hp do ASR e % EfN M % "a F F T F
@ M M forY aS OF r WHG Is E n JGk on
SP aB sB khEHfHcE a nAf M ra nkT % M BE-
mtted to said qualified electors.
has been divided into
of 1 SfaeSer ds xS MIC % s % % a. m % ow sS0ss sw within the first division
on E s"a %" % the ] .ea 1as n I ner by @ exterior * Ii lines @ the % d
sion pfsGsfF a So ~it s % consist Of al ' 's' % ~ % the second m
east s Ss s,a % % @ % s @ ~ % M S Nss 81 @ f: Il tho shs p the
ssSs .S p @ Sf % @ " S s sih 5 s % IN
a0o h es sx Gs s an" H. township north "
sion M So w S a Gosi Of s s fnsy, within $ WITT the third %
on 6 soa @ on thu the o1 % nor n @ West by tine 90 sxos @ lines said District &
s.s.
township "d Il % rts range xs st at % % % ssa r 9n % S sections %
In for Precinct No. 2 a
In and for Precinct No. Office of The
That 70, the said the following have
FOR THE FIRST DIVISION PRECINCT No.l
f fast vi fsstfr' lse5'
THE SECOND DIVISION PRECINCT NO.
/ i: a%;;s RaS;i
FOR THE THIRD DIVISION PRECINCT MOB
5smss gsn"s S"essnsn Su!ts
@ 5 sy 3 4: $ %a;:5. cs :, ts s s the Judges the" S
and VIII P be kept % @ sssH @ a. % % TIM sm sy 3 the day of ss'""
this Msss @ sy % An ns a. and tbs s the sal" District a" ssDs Colorado
.u.. EJ. FREDERICK,
A"esc sc M HARRIS. President
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-05-12
The Julesburg Irrigation District
Notice of Special Election.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
,a;ss n sS5 se I
s S s ; ; sSs v Sf SS @
:;: S &c e: y:
f1Stt
@ @ % for tho % $ %a sa i'd I ] s By st b
9s. % II c ss ] @ H % Of c P M Ssts M sFf 70 AiRR RA6s # s
qo Sa Se @ sd' s said @ ae thereof and
5ss" 5a % S ss ns % Of x @ ] sss 3 T ss'"'s s'" District
s s SS sa s9G % 1 as s fs ea% ox within the first division
the Rsd or thu the e. seat b | M sn north by the exterior lines in 90 Of
@ S; 81; $ssss S, Sf'f 81
ts xs5 5 dsa s s fis o~ w' to~ the second @
9ss%s' 's 1S's ss sssss
'ssss Is Of
' sHssP s;a s st
M S' % ST % 'y Ss s1 the third S
the dis'et et he 5rtven
% & Tnsh rsnxe a ~s % % SIKH + rn + % S M Mean ID township
established 1s % ,a @ and Of @ sset " % n S % sfaf fy f s and
section m s % ts~ % rSn rs north Ne .s s e @ P the so?a SIKH R @
pal Meridian ""'"p - s@ 81 u '' ''N'' ''"-
In and dforP Precinct No 2ato Ovid Hail. Ovid Colorado
Company sedgwick, Colorado.
appointed Judges Of ''"'"'s ''|'
FOR FIRST DIVISION PRECINCT NO. Frank Deich'
FOR SECOND DIVISION PRECINCT NO $'H: E 5s; :
FOR THE THIRD DIVISION PRECINCT NO E
% % sh clerk % Re I ss % ES I t I judges ] % S be be- % sn a fur fur
nsiedt o the Voters at sadele - " " y N' 'N'
@ gPs s ss sa x opened ] eight r. s % in % morning Of s0" and viii
this Nth day o Ap nsn a. lsio @ seal " SAID dis " at '0 Colorado
EJ. FREDERICK.
A'@s c M. HARRIS. ''S =
lsa1 Secretary
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-05-12

as.s e. e .: s."s S f. % s A Ss ss
following duly adopted by
said Board:
Resolved This. Of the W. Johnson L.
Gyser James Krum Others for the sgick
hereby ordered called and directed to be ed within said proposed irrigation
district and the various precincts thereof hereinafter described for the
lin Relation to Irrigation DISTRICT, annnvd Nav st and al acts d M
of
@ the said question of the formation" and of the
said
aw and for the election of Board Directors of
vided.
That Saturday. A. hereby
ing
500 said 2sth day of May A. D. 1910
be held between hours A. NJ NJ.
ORDERED irrigation district be and it here
by divided into three divisions follows. owt:
DIVISION NO. comprise
of the Section line running north and south between and Fiji
and Sections Twenty three Twenty North
Range Forty-sx West o 9Th p M.
DIVISION NO shall comprise all that part of said District which lies west
of the Section line north south between Ff
Range Forty running
north and south through the center of Sections twenty three Twenyss ard
s r 'S"'" 's" N"'S
comprise all part
Twenty six and Thirty five Township Eileen North of Rang.
Fortyseven West Township
Range torty-seven West of the 9Th p M.
ORDERED Divisions district
ard hereby
provided by law and that polling within
the holding of elections hereby fixed follows
of the northwest quarter of Section Eighteen Township Eleven North
Range Forty-fve West
Range Fortysix West
ss No ioxn nf E Se OF Of Rang. @ %s
is . kIHn % . as % following are appointed
aughin, Morgan
For Precinct No Krum Fred DeBerad and John Freihe
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, qualified
of said shall be elected member the Board of Directors
District qualified whole following
names hereby submitted to be voted for such directors towit
| For Division No. Jas H.
| For Division No. q Mark Gyger.
| Division NJ. g. Jas Krum
That heeupon ordered by Board
given published required published
of sedsw
and The weekly printed and published the
City of Sterling County of Logan State of Colorado.
NOW THEREFORE, the provisions said Acts and the said
held
gy qualified the
of May 1slO the voting polling places last above described
the polls be and between O'Clock
ing proposed
shall organized district under the said Act and
Acts pertaining the SUBJECT under said and with the boundaries
the said divisions Of said district @ and that said electors shall At said election
equivalent thereto Irrigation District No. words equivalent thereto
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE
COUNTY OF sEDGW1cK, IN THE STATE OF COLORADO
BYE W.. SHERMAN. Chairman,
JAS. H. PARKER,
W.T.. JOHNSON,
County Commissioners
[seal1 NORAH B. BEDFORD, County Clerk
fa fssf pabiesaon paaHss,Sn say May 8. 1919 49,
| Your Protection
greatest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-06
HORSEFLESH AS FOOD
Is PROBLEM IN PARIS

Paris.-There is a crisis coming in
the horseflesh trade in Paris at the
present moment, and II seems that
import duties are the cause of it. If
meat were not subject to an import
duty, there is no reason why the
French workman should not eat beef
and mutton like the American work.
man; but since the duty exists the
price of meat is frequently too high
for his modest purse, and he eats
horseflesh.
More than 100000 horses are
slaughtered in France annually for
human consumption; in Paris alone
the figure is about $4,000. The con-
sumption of horseflesh has increased
remarkably in recent years. Five
years ago only $4,000 horses were
eaten
The demand is still growing, and
the supply appears to be stationary.
1t is becoming increasingly difficult
to obtain horses to kill, for the reason
that duty Of $40 to $50 is imposed
on each horse entering the country
and intended for consumption.
Lie OlItE udy lHc bcHSIdl DyHul-
cate of the Horse Industry and the
"Syndical Chamber of Horse Butch
ers of Paris and the Seine" held a
meeting to discuss the present crisis.
1t was decided to send a delegation
to the minister of agriculture asking
that the duty on horses imported for
human consumption be at once sus-
pended as a temporary measure, until
the matter can be brought before the
chamber.
There are about 500 shops in Paris
, where horseflesh is sold for human
| food. They are not allowed to sell
anything but the flesh Of horses, asses
and mules. The closing of these shops
would be heavy blow to the working
classes, but unless something is done
to bring about lower prices it is not
! improbable that this step may be Ia
! ken.
At Reims 16 of the II horse butch
ers' shops have been closed and al
Bourges both the horse and beef
butchers have been shut up. 1t is
said that horseflesh has become near
| ly as dear as beef.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-06

pride to clean up their premises and
make them look as attractive as pos
sible before the arrival OF the district
fair and the Roundup, when Pen
dleton will be called upon to enter
tain the largest crowds in her history.
They believe that the time to make a
creditable showing is now at hand.
People who are contemplating max
ing sidewalk improvements are also
urged to make them before fair week
Property holders on Main and Court
streets have already been notified to
place their walks in repair. Those
along West Alta will probably be no.
titled next and then will come the
other parts of the city in order.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-06
MATLOCK SMILE CLUB
LONDON'S NEW ODDITY

London.-To the list of clubs
founded for peculiar purposes must
now be added the Matlock Smiling
pledged to smile on all occasions, but
more particularly on those occasions
when men are more inclined to swear.
If you become a member you are
pledged to smile when the rain ruins
your holiday and your holiday clothes,
when the waiter keeps you waiting
half an hour and then brings the
wrong thing; when the newspaper
fiend puts his elbow in your face in a
tramway car.
The founder and president of this
club is a well-known resident at one
of the Matlock hydros He travels
weekly in many parts of England and
wherever he goes he admits a dozen
or so who wish to join the society of
smiles.
The ticket OF membership costs one
shilling, and the payment is follow
ed by the ritual of initiation. MT
Crone recites a formula insisting up
on the necessity for smiles. especial
ly in the hours OF early morning.
BY his side two assistants stand
| erect as men at arms. having at Their
shoulder poker and tongs from the
nearest CRATE. At the conclusion o.
the recital the member repeats aftel
the founder the rules of the organiza
ton.
The members of the club have ;
secret sign by which they recognize
fellow smilers. When a smiler frs
greets stranger he raises the lef
hand and makes a peculiar movemen
on the inside OF the left arm.
The membership fees are devoted
by the founder TO sending city chill
dren for a seaside holiday in summer
over $500 has already been collected
during 1910.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-06
JURY LIST FOR
SEPTEMBER Term

The jury list for the September
term of the circuit court has been
drawn and contains the names Of 81
farmers, one tailor, one merchant, one
foundryman, and one carpenter.
There always is preponderance of
farmers on the jury list but the pres
ent percentage of tillers Of the soil is
much above the average
The September term will be con-
vened the 18th and the grand jury
will be called together the week be-
fore.
The following list contains the
names OF those who will be subject
to jury duty at the coming term Of
court, together with their postoffice
address and occupation:
A. F. May, Pendleton, foundrymau
Levi Eldrige, Pilot Rock, farmer.
VIM. r. Wyrick, Pendleton, farmer.
A. Fuller, Pendleton, farmer.
Thos Hurlburt Echo. farmer.
H. w. Beach. Freewater. farmer.
Joseph Cuhna, Echo, farmer.
Jess n. York, Weston, farmer.
william Good Milton, farmer.
John McGinn, Pendleton, farmer.
Peter Medernach, Pendleton mer.
VIM. B. Hale. Pendleton. carpenter.
j. w. Stewart, Hermiston farmer.
Fred e. Evans, Freewater, farmer.
w. II. Skinner, Hermiston, farmer.
VIM. McCormmach, Pendleton, far
! mer.
| Henry Peterson, Helix, farmer.
Chas. Kennison, Stanfield, farmer.
| VIM. II. Evans, Pilot Rock, farmer.
Ed G. Brehm, Weston, farmer.
Robert E. Thorn, Hermiston, far
mer
Phillip Hinen, Helix, farmer.
Harry Rogers, Echo, farmer.
| T. B. Simonton, Adams, farmer.
Alex Hudson, Pendleton, farmer.
Pearl Bowman Pendleton, farmer.
]. K. Bott Pendleton, farmer.
E. A. Schiller, Pendleton, tailor.
Pearl T. Hales, Adams. farmer.
George Jones, Mckay, farmer.
| Adam Ruppe, Pendleton, farmer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-06
At THE MOVING
PICTURE SHOWS
Tho Orpheum

l. Her Mothers Wedding Gown.
Drama, Vitagraph, 1915 fet long. In
small Scotch village there dwells q
Highland lassie who is ambitious to
become a prima donna. She makes
up her mind to leave home and Sc
cure a musical education in the city.
Her mother and father object and she
Is told by her father that IL she goes
away from home she cannot return.
Her resolution cannot bethwarted by
this severe penalty and after heart
breaking leave-taking between moth.
er and daughter and with a sad dis
appointment and farewell from the
father, and the sympathy of the faith
full collie dog, she departs upon tho
career of her own choosing. While
she is away her mother dies. she
learns OF this and comes back and the
last days OF the old father are made
happy.
2. Under Western Skies. Essanay,
1000 feet long. A tense thrilling dra-
matte story OF the west.
8. Max Has to Change. Pathe, 1000
feet long
4. Back to Life After 1000 Years.
Comedy, Pathe.
Song-Somebody Loves You Dear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-06
COOS APPLE CROP LARGER.
County Inspector Making Fight
Against Sale Of Bad Fruit.

Against Sale Of Bad Fruit.
Marshfield, Or.-The apple crop in
Coos county this year will be large ac-
cording to present indications. p. M.
Hall-Lewis the new county fruit in
spector, has been making trips OF in
spection and reports that in the Coos
Bay district of the county alone the
yield this year will be about $4,000
boxes and OF this probably 5000 box
es will be Gravensteins. This is ex-
elusive of what will be produced in
the Coquille valley section of the
county.
The Gravensteins are of an especial
ly good quality this year and the col
or. shape and size are such that they
should command the best prices. The
fruitgrowers' organization both on
Coos Bay and in the Coquille valley
are adopting their own labels and the
apples going out of this county this
year will probably largely be handled
through the organizations.
Inspector Hall-Lewis is making a
vigorous fight on diseased fruit. All
that comes in from the market the
dealers are required to send back If
it is not perfect and any bad fruit
which is offered for sale and the in
spector makes useless by the applica-
ton of coal oil. The fruits sent here
from California are carefully watch
ed and much Of this has been ordered
off the market. Mr.. Hall-Lewis says
that he will insist upon a rigid OBJ
servance of the laws in order to keep
up the standard of the Coos county
fruit. Besides there has never been
much disease in this locality and 1t is
thought that by allowing only per-
feet fruit to be brought in or offered
on the market the San Jose scale and
other fruit blights may be kept out.