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HORTICULTURE 



June 11, 1910 



AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NUR- 

 SERYMEN. 



The thiity-fiftn annual convention o£ 

 this Influential organization was 

 opened at Denver, Colo., on Wednes- 

 day, June 8, with an attendance of about 

 one hundred and fifty members, among 

 whom the eastern section of the coun- 

 try .was well represented, the majority 

 bavijis come on a special train. After 

 tfee-bpenlng exercises, reports of of- 

 ftcers, committees on transportation 

 legislation, publicity, forestry, etc., 

 were read and accepted or assigned for 

 consideration later. The reports of 

 secretary and treasurer were as fol- 

 lows: 



Financial report of John Hall, 

 secretary, Rochester, N. Y.: 



Receipts. 



Nov. 11, 1909 — Balauie from Geo, 



C. Seager $26.75 



Memberships for 1910 1,695.00 



Advts. iu Badge Book 596.60 



Extra Badges and Books 17.50 



Exchange on checks 3.95 



Sales of Codes 50 



$2,340.30 

 Disbursements. 



June 1, 1910— C. L. Yates, treas. . .$2,340.30 

 There will be other receipts for mem- 

 berships and advertisements as soon as 

 all are collected. 



Treasurer's Report. 

 The treasurer, C. L. Yates, submit- 

 ted his annual report from June 10, 

 1909, to June 4, 1910, as follows: 



F. H. Stannard 

 j^g^jg Receipts. President American Association of Nurserymen. 



June 10. To cash ou hand $3,853.79 Paper.s were read as follows: 



30. Interest bank account $32.62 ..-j-jje Part Nurservmen Have Taken 



Dec^ 31. interest, baSk'accouni •.:;:::::::.■;;: ; ; ; ; : ; ; : : ; : ; : : : ; ; ; : : ; 53:37 m' the Development ot the Nation,- j. 



1910. B. Morey, New York. 



i?°' ■^•?' w r' n'^'^^ lon^ 'Co-operation Between .\urserymen 



May 25. Joiin Hafl seireiary! '. '. ! ! . ! ! i! .' ! ! ! ! 1 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! . ! . ! ! ! ! ! ! 1 ! ! ! lem and Fruit Growers," W. L. Howard, 



June 1. John Hall, secretary 2,340.30 __ Missouri. 



2,787.84 "Commercial Side of the Nursery 



' „,„ Disbursements. »„ r,, (.„ Business," H. W. Marshall, Nebraska. 



„ . . „ . ,. ^ „ u-Kt r. «T - *"•'** ■^ "Effect of Tree Planting in the Mid- 

 June 12. American Prmting Co.— Exhibit Coinm $7.io ,. ,,,._.,, ronr-^o H wrhit-iTit' <5niith 



MoGuire & Wood, Montana Laws 25.00 Q'*^ West, tjeorge H. Whiting, boutn 



Abner Hoopes, Tariff Comm. to Washington, D. C 42.50 Dakota. 



Irving Rouse, Tariff Comm. to Washington, D. C 31.80 'Resultant Evils of the Replace 



Geo. C. Seager, salary, stamps, etc 515.37 Pnlicv " T W Mavhpw Tp-vnc! 



Bastian Bros. Co., badges 25.56 Policy, J. W. Maynew, lexas. 



Union & Advertiser Co., badge look 342.00 "Magnifying Our Craft," E. W. 



Union & Advertiser Co., Letter heads, etc... 75..t4 Kirkpatrick. Texas. 



W. H. Moon, Tariff Comm. to Washington, D. C 31.00 . ' ,„fl„„„„„ „f p„i,-f„-„i„.„ Unrti 



C. L. Yates, salary and postage 50.60 The Influence ot Calitornia s Horti- 



19. L. H. Bailey, exp. to Convention 7.56 cultural Development on the Nursery 



July 3. T. B. Meehan, Exhibit Committee 4.68 Business," George C. Roeding, Cali- 



Unlon & Advertising Co., folders, etc 29.00 . . ' 



J. M. Pitkin, Tariff Comm. to Washington, D. C 39.40 lornia. 



17. Union & Advertising Co., return postals 14.50 The outlook is for a grand conven- 



Emma Jacobson, reporting Convention 88.78 tion socially and in a business way. 



Aug. 9. W. P. Stark, exp. Transportation meeting 56.80 p>,I1pv rpnorts will annear in niir i-^siie 



Sept. 4. B. E. Fields, printing Kxi S. D. Laws 25.55 I<nillei reports will appear in our issue 



23. Union & Advertiser Co., printing 162.91 Of next week. 



Dec. 11. McGuire & Wood 20.00 We cannot refrain from saying a few 



Jan°' 11. John Hall, Sec, stationery, etc 23.24 words of strongest praise of the en- 



12. M. E. Woltt Co., bond for Treasurer 18.75 terprlse and good taste displayed in 



20. Wm. Pitkin and Mr. Rouse to Boston 64.70 the beautiful souvenir Program and Al- 



^ 25.' -^^c K.^'bommitVee'washingi:Vn'v.:: :::::::::: ;:::::: AmI uum distributed by The National 



25. Mr. Sizemore, exp. San Antonio 97.00 Nurseryman with the compliments of 



May 17. W. P. Stark, exp. Inspection bill, Washington, D. 120.13 that journal to the members of the 



17. Wm. Pitkin, exp. Inspection bill, Washington, D. C 97.00 Aoonpintinn An illn>jtratpd rnntrihii 



J. H. Dayton, exp. Inspection bill, Washington, D. C... 61.75 Association. An illustrated contriDU- 



19. John Hall, Sec, stamps, envelopes, etc 68.48 tion on "Denver, the Convention City," 



Union & Advertiser Co., printing 36,00 bv A, W, Sowers, and a statistical 



26. G. L. Holsinger, Washington, D. C, ace House Bill 103.75 nanpr nn '•Hnrticnltiirp in Thp ■Wps;t " 



30. Wm, Pitkin to G. L, .Tnhnson, telegrams, etc 30.58 paper on Horticulture in l ne west. 



Abner Hoopes, exp. Washington, D. C, ace House Bill.. 39.00 by John S. Gallagher, will prove in- 



^,488,03 teresting reading to those concerned 



June 1. Cash to balance ''■153.60 j^ j^g development westward ot the 



