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other fruit tree, growing up to IS de-
grees north. The apples grown in
northern regions are small, hard and
crabid. The best fruits are produced
in hot summer climates, such - Cana
da and the United States. Besides in
Europe and America, the apple is BOW
cultivated At Cape Of Good Hope,
northern India and Chiaa, sad in Aus
trslia aaA New Zealand.
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Governor Arson RsdA Wilssa A. Helm
aad William A. Catlia, whe pla.tsl
fruit trees at CaHos City in tie CO.,
slse David A. Lee in Jefferson eoasty,
lafayette Head in Coneios. john Lseks
in Fremont, and Martin Everett, Who
planted the first nut-besring trees At
Wheat Ridge, Major Jacob Downing,
d. L. Grimes, Charles ". Steele, George
Richardson, Avery Gallup, James Corn
forth, E. Mileson, William Wolf and
B. g. Edwards were foremost in the
fruit culture Of northern Colorado.
John Gravestock, D.. Thomas Cfav-
en-, General Robert A. Cameron, Thorn
as g. Wells, Capt B. F. Roekafellow
and Hon W. B. Featoa, al Of Canon
City, were early active workers among
fruit trees and vines. Hon. W. B. Fel-
ton was one Of the first to plant an
orchard at Canon City in 'S4, while
warden Of the state penitsatiary. As
state senator from Fremont county he
introduced . law establishing the sta.,
board Of horticulture and Afterwards
the laws governing horticulture. He
was president Of the board several
years. Captain Aldrich planted the
first apples in the San Luis valley. s.
NJ. Ashenfelter planted one Of the first
orchards in Montrose county, james
Alderman at Hegene, Judge Orr =:
DeBeque, ". T. Pabor founder Of
Fruita, the faithful friend Of our Aor-
ticultural science in genesal; DF. Alex
ander Shaw, . pisneer successful Cherry
grower, aaA Willis. Bysr. pioneer ed
itse Of The Rseky Mountain New, dad
nacA to make known tAs progress sf
hoeticsltsfs in Colss.ds, who tssk
grsat interest," asa pride In ths' ~
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