Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
General Citrus Quarantine


 | order is still in effect and reads as follows:
 General Citrus Quarantine In order to prevent the introduc- tion of citrus insect and red spider pests and destructive citrus diseases | into the State of Arizona it is hereby ordered and declared:
 | (a) That hereafter the introduction 1 of citrus nursery stock, either budded | or seeding, into the State of Ari- zona from any other state or terri tory is prohibited.
 (b) That all citrus buds, scions or seeds hereafter shipped or brought | into the State of Arizona from other states or territories or from foreign countries shall come immediately un- der quarantine and must be held by the common carrier or person or per sons in possession of the same until | the state entomologist has been noti- | fled and a written order issued as to 1 the disposition of such quarantined matter
 l (c) That the introduction into the ! state of Arizona of cape jessamine 1 (Gardenia jasminoides), privets Hig- | ustrum Spp.) and rubber plants (Fi- l GUS indica) which are favorite food | plants of destructive white flies (Aley- rodes spp) which infest citrus from North Carolina, South Carolina Geor- | gia, Florida Alabama Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Tuba County of Cal ! ifornia, Cuba. Japan, China, India, and Chilli. is prohibited and all such brought into this state in violation of | this order shall be under quarantine
 subject to being shipped from the
 state or destroyed at the option of the | owner or owners.
 (d) That all persons, firms or cor porations in the state of Arizona are prohibited from having possession of transporting, selling or giving away
 any of the quarantined plants or ma =
 terials except as provided for in this
 order.
 Gel That Quarantine Orders Nos , and 6 of the Arizona Commission
 of Agriculture and Horticulture are
 hereby rescinded."
 On March 10, 1915, the Commission
 adopted a citrus fruit quarantine or
 ness unto our Coda God of truth and without iniquity just and right is | He'
 Methodist church: Sunday school a
 10:00 a. m. Preaching at II. Sub iect The True Home" EpWortl
 League meets at D. m. Evenin:
 Minds" Rev. Summers will occup,
 the pulpit at both services. I L. D. $. services: Sunday school il all wards at 10:3O. Preaching at F At 3 D. m. joint meeting of all of ficers of the M l. A. will be held ii
 the second ward chapel a Baptist church: Hour for Sunda , | school at 10:00 a. m. Morning sermo Q at II by the pastor. "The Christia < on his Knees" The B. Y. P. U. meet h at 7:30. Evening preaching hour so G o'clock. Rev. Forsythe will have fo Y his subject Gospel in Miniature."'
 St Marks Episcopal: Services todd . at the usual hours Rev. Frank Bio
 will conduct the morning service, | which all are invited.
 Il TRIP TO PHOENIX POSTPONED HI A number of the l.. D. s. peopl e had planned to attend the meeting ]! Phoenix, but were disappointed n learn that it had been postpone, \ President Robinson of Los Angeles ha Is been kept away by the washouts an 0 the meeting will be held some tin 6 in February.
 n CLUB ENDORSES ROSE cARNIVA T At meeting of the Mesa Commel cial club Friday evening the member |0 endorsed the movement for a Ros T Carnival day and the secretary WE E instructed to attend the meeting ll the Committee in Phoenix next Fr l1 day. Those who had seen somethin E of the effects of such agitation ! California were enthusiastic for u h idea of making this valley a verita b ! rose garden. The committee from u ]. Phoenix Chamber of Commerce havir n been kept away by the bad road are expected to be present at u . Tuesday evening meeting of tn P week.
 e BETTY HANSEN TONIGHT n Should a Mother Tell' with Bet