anaheim-gazette 1907-06-20

TO FIGHT DREAD WHITE ELY Southern California Counties Will Maintain Rigid Quarantine Against Yuba County, and Also Against Florida The Orange County Horticultural Commissioners have petitioned the Board of Supervisors to put all plants, nursery stock, trees and fruits of Yuba county under quarantine. The reason is given in a resolution to the effect that the Florida white fly has appeared in the orchards of that county. This line of action is in conformity with that taken by other counties of Southern California. A rigid quarantine is to be maintained against the northern county. In Los Angeles county vigorous action has already been taken. The aid of State quarantine against Florida and Louisiana, the quarantining of Yuba county, the vigilance of local postmasters and the increased activity of all the inspectors of the County Horticultural Commission is to be invoked to stamp out those pests already seated here, and to prevent the encroachment of the Florida white fly, whose presence has been discovered in some parts of California. A lively meeting of the Los Angeles County Horticultural Commission, attended by all of its deputies, was held last week and a vigorous campaign was mapped out. The Florida white fly, or Aleyrodes Citri, is declared by Commissioner Jeffrey to be the overwhelming pest of the Florida orange and lemon growers, and he says that because of the ing to a recently published Prof. W. A. Morrill, it limited to the orange-growing of the Gulf States. Its past covers a period of less years, but in its importance ace to citrus fruit-growing Florida the white fly has passed all other citrus en insect and fungus. Its sprit territory is annually be marked, being hastened byance of new centers of infestation the present rate every grow will become infested during ten years, with the possible of a few that may be favorable. The work that is at present conducted by the bureau of en the United States Department agriculture was begun soon after July under the provisional congressional agricultural bill for the present. To those of you who have knowledge of the scope of this local investigation, it is unnexplain that three months insufficient in point of time results in any but minor dollars. The citrus trees are selen killed outright by the attack insects, but growth is remarked degree, and sometimes stopped. Injury is not the extraction of the juicy leaves by larvae and adults; black fungus growth known mold which grows rapidly dew secreted by the insects chemical test shows that treated leaves are unable to perform their functions of starch out of the food applied by the roots. The framed trees is reduced in quantity ripen normally, and is A lively meeting of the Los Angeles County Horticultural Commission, attended by all of its deputies, was held last week and a vigorous campaign was mapped out. The Florida white fly, or Aleyrodes Citri, is declared by Commissioner Jeffrey to be the overwhelming pest of the Florida orange and lemon growers, and he says that because of the inroads of these flies scores of large orchards have been abandoned along the main lines of travel. A resolution was adopted by the Horticultural Commission, last week, asking the cooperation of every citrus fruit grower in Los Angeles county, and the aid of the postmaster in every postoffice of this county, in the effort to shut out the white fly. The situation generally was discussed, and each inspector made reports on conditions in his district. Each inspector was instructed to put into force a ruling of the board adopted some time ago, requiring the rigid inspection of every shipment of trees sent out of one district to another, whether by wagon or by train. It is claimed that there has been allowed to exist a condition whereby nurserymen have been moving lots of trees by wagon to various points, from district to district in this county, with out the proper inspection tag, and the horticultural commission has allowed this to pass, as these men claimed they were short of help to make the necessary inspections. In the face of present conditions, however, which are considered particularly menancing, the commission has determined the only safe measure is to require the inspection of every shipment, and this renewal of the old ruling is to go into effect at once. Hereafter, any nurseryman or orchardist who moves trees from one district to another without proper tagging by the inspector will be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to arrest and a penalty. Through the activities of the Los Angeles county horticultural commission, the state horticultural commissioner has issued quarantine orders against Florida and Louisiana; but it developed at a recent meeting of the local commission that there is a disfly, whose presence has been discovered in some parts of California. A lively meeting of the Los Angeles County Horticultural Commission, attended by all of its deputies, was held last week and a vigorous campaign was mapped out. The Florida white fly, or Aleyrodes Citri, is declared by Commissioner Jeffrey to be the overwhelming pest of the Florida orange and lemon growers, and he says that because of the inroads of these flies scores of large orchards have been abandoned along the main lines of travel. A resolution was adopted by the Horticultural Commission, last week, asking the cooperation of every citrus fruit grower in Los Angeles county, and the aid of the postmaster in every postoffice of this county, in the effort to shut out the white fly. The situation generally was discussed, and each inspector made reports on conditions in his district. Each inspector was instructed to put into force a ruling of the board adopted some time ago, requiring the rigid inspection of every shipment of trees sent out of one district to another, whether by wagon or by train. It is claimed that there has been allowed to exist a condition whereby nurserymen have been moving lots of trees by wagon to various points, from district to district in this county, with out the proper inspection tag, and the horticultural commission has allowed this to pass, as these men claimed they were short of help to make the necessary inspections. In the face of present conditions, however, which are considered particularly menacing, the commission has determined the only safe measure is to require the inspection of every shipment, and this renewal of the old ruling is to go into effect at once. Hereafter, any nurseryman or orchardist who moves trees from one district to another without proper tagging by the inspector will be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to arrest and a penalty. Through the activities of the Los Angeles county horticultural commission, the state horticultural commissioner has issued quarantine orders against Florida and Louisiana; but it developed at a recent meeting of the local commission that there is a disfly, whose presence has been discovered in some parts of California. A lively meeting of the Los Angeles County Horticultural Commission, attended by all of its deputies, was held last week and a vigorous campaign was mapped out. The Florida white fly, or Aleyrodes Citri, is declared by Commissioner Jeffrey to be the overwhelming pest of the Florida orange and lemon growers, and he says that because of the inroads of these flies scores of large orchards have been abandoned along the main lines of travel. A resolution was adopted by the Horticultural Commission, last week, asking the cooperation of every citrus fruit grower in Los Angeles county, and the aid of the postmaster in every postoffice of this county, in the effort to shut out the white fly. The situation generally was discussed, and each inspector made reports on conditions in his district. Each inspector was instructed to put into force a ruling of the board adopted some time ago, requiring the rigid inspection of every shipment of trees sent out of one district to another, whether by wagon or by train. It is claimed that there has been allowed to exist a condition whereby nurserymen have been moving lots of trees by wagon to various points, from district to district in this county, with out the proper inspection tag, and the horticultural commission has allowed this to pass, as these men claimed they were short of help to make the necessary inspections. In the face of present conditions, however, which are considered particularly menacing, the commission has determined the only safe measure is to require the inspection of every shipment, and this renewal of the old ruling is to go into effect at once. Hereafter, any nurseryman or orchardist who moves trees from one district to another without proper tagging by the inspector will be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to arrest and a penalty. Through the activities of the Los Angeles county horticultural commission, the state horticultural commissioner has issued quarantine orders against Florida and Louisiana; but it developed at a recent meeting of the local commission that there is a disfly, whose presence has been discovered in some parts of California. A lively meeting of the Los Angeles County Horticultural Commission, attended by all of its deputies, was held last week and a vigorous campaign was mapped out. The Florida white fly, or Aleyrodes Citri, is declared by Commissioner Jeffrey to be the overwhelming pest of the Florida orange and lemon growers, and he says that because of the inroads of these flies scores of large orchards have been abandoned along the main lines of travel. A resolution was adopted by the Horticultural Commission, last week, asking the cooperation of every citrus fruit grower in Los Angeles county, and the aid of the postmaster in every postoffice of this county, in the effort to shut out the white fly. The situation generally was discussed, and each inspector made reports on conditions in his district. Each inspector was instructed to put into force a ruling of the board adopted some time ago, requiring the rigid inspection of every shipment of trees sent out of one district to another, whether by wagon or by train. It is claimed that there has been allowed to exist a condition whereby nurserymen have been moving lots of trees by wagon to various points, from district to district in this county, with out the proper inspection tag, and the horticultural commission has allowed this to pass, as these men claimed they were short of help to make the necessary inspections. In the face of present conditions, however, which are considered particularly menacing, the commission has determined the only safe measure is to require the inspection of every shipment, and this renewal of the old ruling is to go into effect at once. Hereafter, any nurseryman or orchardist who moves trees from one district to another without proper tagging by the inspector will be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to arrest and a penalty. Through the activities of the Los Angeles county horticultural commission, the state horticultural commissioner has issued quarantine orders against Florida and Louisiana; but it developed at a recent meeting of the local commission that there is a disfly, whose presence has been discovered in some parts of California. A lively meeting of the Los Angeles County Horticultural Commission, attended by all of its deputies, was held last week, asking the cooperation of every citrus fruit grower in Los Angeles county, and the aid of the postmaster in every postoffice of this county, in the effort to shut out the white fly. The situation generally was discussed, and each inspector made reports on conditions in his district. Each inspector was instructed to put into force a ruling of the board adopted some time ago, requiring the rigid inspection of every shipment of trees sent out of one district to another, whether by wagon or by train. It is claimed that there has been allowed to exist a condition whereby nurserymen have been moving lots of trees by wagon to various points, from district to district in this county, with out the proper inspection tag, and the horticultural commission has allowed this to pass, as these men claimed they were short of help to make the necessary inspections. In the face of present conditions, however, which are considered particularly menacing, the commission has determined the only safe measure is to require the inspection of every shipment, and this renewal of the old ruling is to go into effect at once. Hereafter, any nurseryman or orchardist who moves trees from one district to another without proper tagging by the inspector will be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to arrest and a penalty. Through the activities of the Los Angeles county horticultural commission, the state horticultural commissioner has issued quarantine orders against Florida and Louisiana; but it developed at a recent meeting of the local commission that there is a disfly, whose presence has been discovered in some parts of California. Through the activities of the Los Angeles county horticultural commission, the state horticultural commissioner has issued quarantine orders against Florida and Louisiana; but it developed at a recent meeting of the local commission that there is a distinct sentiment among Florida nurserymen to ignore this safeguard and to violate it at every opportunity. Members of the local commission have been shown letters from Florida nurserymen to former patrons in this county, wherein they urge placing further orders for Florida stock. They say that while they are barred from the use of the freight and express transportation facilities because of the quarantine regulations, "there are other ways to deliver" the stock, and they urge the placing of such orders as can be sent through the United States malls. For this reason every postmaster in Los Angeles county will be asked to co-operate with the horticultural commission and its corps of inspectors, by notifying the inspector of the particular district as soon as the shipment of Florida stock is received at the post office. The postoffice department has taken up the matter and it has ruled that while there can be no intercepting of United States mail in these cases, the postmaster may be allowed to notify the local inspector of the arrival of such shipment, and this will give the inspector an opportunity to note its destination, and to seize it as soon as Uncle Sam has delivered it. THE WHITE FLY The control of the white fly, accord- recently published statement W. A. Morrill, is a problem to the orange-growing sections Gulf States. Its history as a versa period of less than twenty out in its importance as a mencitrus fruit-growing interests in the white fly has already surtall other citrus enemies, both and fungus. Its spread into new year is annually becoming more being hastened by the appearnew centers of infestation. At present rate every grove in Florida come infested during the next years, with the possible exception that may be favorably isolated. Work that is at present being conducted by the bureau of entomology of United States Department of Agre was begun soon after the 1st July under the provisions of the professional agricultural appropriation for the present fiscal year. One of you who have a general edge of the scope of entomologistigation, it is unnecessary to that three months' work is sent in point of time for conclulations in any but minor particularity trees are seldom if ever cutright by the attacks of these but growth is retarded to a degree, and sometimes entireed. Injury is not only due to traction of the juices of the ly larvae and adults, but by the angus growth known as sooty, which grows rapidly upon honey secreted by the insects. A simple real test shows that the soot-covves are unable to properly permeir functions of building up out of the food elements suppended by the roots. The fruit of infestis reduced in quantity, fails to formally, and is of inferior so it does not much matter, but he is going after the Hopkins toga in Illinios and wants a fair field and no favor. Secretary Taft has never been defeated, possibly because he never had a contest and he naturally does not want to tarnish an unsullied record. But here is the plot. It was unfolded by the stout ex-senator who is physically a cut short edition of Secretary Taft, and therefore may have a corps d'esprit feeling. There was a tailors' convention out in Chicago last week, and the delegates, evidently having been "sejuiced" by the heartless forces of Fairbanks, decided that men's garments this summer should be suspend-erless and belted at the waist. "Just think of that, will you?" said ex-Senator Mason. "If that isn't a direct blow at Bill Taft and me I don't know what is. How could we be expected to run for anything from a nomination to a street car without suspenders? Talk about belts for a man with a convex waist. Fairbanks is built like an elongated hour glass, and he is all right under the edict of the tailors' convention. But I know they had it in for me and if Fairbanks is half a man, he will come out of the brush and admit he is trying to ruin my chances." Water Board Anaheim, Cal., June 15, '07. Regular meeting of the Board of Directors with all members present. The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. Bradford of the Ditch Committee reported that Mr. Lillie et al have given temporary right of way for running water to the Strodthoff and Love places until other arrangements can be made. The committee reported on the petition of J. E. Walker for a cement reaction of the juices of the ly larvae and adults, but by the angus growth known as sooty which grows rapidly upon honey treated by the insects. A simple test shows that the soot-covves are unable to properly permeir functions of building up out of the food elements supthe roots. The fruit of infestsis reduced in quantity, fails to normally, and is of inferior and size. The size of the fruit ed from one to two sizes, acto usual estimates. On the reduction of one size the deyield amounts to 112 per cent. increase in actual number of produced by infested trees would invariably estimated at 20 per Moreover, the fruit usually reashing to remove soot before it, which is not only an extent injures the keeping quality. H. J. Webber of the United Department of Agriculture esti1895 that the loss occasioned insect was in the neighborhood per year. Since than time has become more widely and destructive. Prof. H. A. formerly entomologist at the experiment station, in his valuation on the white fly, stated it is belief that the decrease in used by the insect was between per cent, and in 1903 the same accrued the loss at $250,000 per present it is safe to estimate white fly has become estabone-eighth of the groves of and if the entire loss in size, and shipping quality of the but 33 per cent, in these invoes it would equal fully $300,-year, at the present rate of Fined for Rebating go, June 14.—Precautions of ttv. Sims to keep secret the out the recent true bill against the Santa Fe Railroad charging it with rebating, rumor today that the indictits final form would contain its. Should such an indictment in the conviction of the the maximum penalty unlaw would be $20,000 for Regular meeting of the Board of Directors with all members present. The minutes of the preceding meet- ing were read and approved. Bradford of the Ditch Committee reported that Mr. Lillie et al have given temporary right of way for run- ning water to the Strodthoff and Love places until other arrangements can be made. The committee reported on the petition of J. E. Walker for a cement ditch and pipe line. No action was taken. The president and secretary were authorized to execute jointly with the S. A. V. I. Co. a lease of one acre of land in the Shorb tract for five years at a rental of $16 per year, payable yearly in advance, in accordance with the draft of lease read to the Board. A communication from the Western Gas Engine Co. was received and filed. A communication from J. S. Johnson offered to pay one half the expense of constructing 300 feet of pipe line on his ranch in Placentia. On motion the proposition of Mr. Johnson was accepted and the matter was put in the hands of the ditch committee with instructions to perform the work as soon as possible. A deed from C. L. Montgomery was read and was referred to the attorney to get a deed containing a proper description of the right of way desired. On motion of Bradford the following resolution which had been previously adopted by the Joint Boards of the A. U. W. Co. and the S. A. V. I. Co. was ratified by this board: "Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting of the Joint Boards that the Litigation Committee proceed with the River investigations as instructed, and that the said Committee instruct the engineer to purchase the machine drill as recommended by the Investigating Committee." On motion it was decided that the entire board of Directors should go up the river on their annual trip on the 22nd of June. On motion the meeting adjourned. P. H. KRICK, Secy. National Forest Policy That the condition of the timber supply of the United States has become a source of anxiety to representative lumbermen of the country was emphasized in practical talks on the subject. RAISED The di ffer FOR FOOD THE fleet strongly marked. That cut mals, whose sole object in liv ful when dead, is TEND NOURISHING, that from o stringy and dry. OUR MEN good kind. They look good are good. Cost no more than CITY MARKET, Chris Ge Odd Fellows' Bldg. Center Eagle Restaurant AND Lunch Opposite Odd Fellows Bldg. Meals to order at Chops, Eggs, Steaks Tamales. Lunches Regular Dinner 25 Under management of George of Hotel St. Francis, San ANAHEY Steam Launcher can do your Laundry w FIRST-CLASS MANNER AS LOW AS A ROUGH DRY Taken on - Mondays, Tuesdays and Our Wagons will call—both c Laundry on South Lemon at r Phones—Sunset 188; He determination be made o quality of standing timbered States in order to se basis for plans for forest and utilization. Resolved, That we res quect the Forest Service reaul of Census to undert at earliest convenience, hereby pledge our heart tion to all efforts of the g secure information con National Forest Policy That the condition of the timber supply of the United States has become a source of anxiety to representative lumbermen of the country was emphasized in practical talks on the subject at the annual session of the national lumber manufacturers' association held last week at the Jamestown exposition. A striking feature of the proceedings was that at this meeting of manufacturers of lumber, representing a body of men whose annual production aggregates 14 of the 34 billion board feet of saw-timber yearly cut in the United States, close attention was given to the question of the future supply of timber. One of the strongest papers read reviewed the whole situation carefully and showed the importance of preserving forest resources by conservative lumbering or applying the principles of forestry. The following resolutions were adopted, endorsing heartily the policy of the federal government in creating national forests throughout the country, and pledging the support of the association to the movement generally: Resolved, That the National Lumber Manufacturers' association in convention assembled, hereby voices its hearty approval of the policy of our federal government in establishing large forest reservations in various sections of our land, and would urge the congress to give liberal consideration to such policy. Whereas, in view of our rapidly decreasing forest resources it is of the greatest importance that an accurate determination be made of quality of standing timbered States in order to set basis for plans for forest and utilization. Resolved, That we request the Forest Service to reau of Census to undertake at earliest convenience, hereby pledge our hearttion to all efforts of the secure information concern the interests of the lumber. 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