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HOKTl CULTURE 



May 20, 1911 



"Temperatures Easily Maintained; Fires OnlyOnceatNiglit', 



We have at present IDOO sq. ft. of 

 of 25000 sq. ft. of glass, at 52° in green 

 ing proper temperatures, and Are but 

 tern according to your plan in three ne 

 the way the.v were, which caused us 

 summer according to your plan, and 

 plan Is fine, and the Generator works 

 without it on account of the piping in 



lass and think this boiler will take care 

 houses. We have no trouble in maintain- 

 once at night. We put in the piping sys- 

 houses. The two old houses we left 

 some trouble. We will change pipes this 

 will then have no trouble. Your piping 

 well ; in tact, we could not have done 

 the old houses. WENSEL & HECHT, 

 Anglum, Mo. 



Send 

 for Catalogue 



KRQESCHELL BROS. CO., 466 W. Erie St., Ghicap.lll. 



GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR CON- 

 TEMPLATED. 



Portland, Ore. — J. L. Hartman, addi- 

 tion. 



Provo City, Utah — F. A. Hulsh, oue 

 house. 



Rochester, Ind. — J. H. Shelton, one 

 house. 



Trenton, N. J. — Herman Fink, one 

 house. 



Kalamazoo, Mich. — Fred Betka, two 

 houses. 



Pittsfleld, Me. — A. J. Loder, two 

 houses. 



Agawam, Mass. — Mark Aitken, house, 

 40 X 160. 



Jefferson City, Mo. — Hugo Buscb, 

 addition. 



Northville, N. Y.— C. R. Schroelder, 

 addition. 



El Paso, Tex.— B. Barlow & Brc 

 one house. 



Lawndale, Cal. — Speakman Bros., 

 one house. 



Coeur d'Alene, Idaho — Adolph Don- 

 art, addition. 



Kingman, Kan.— Riggs & Johnson, 

 house, 16 X 100. 



Wakefield, R. I. — John Cirweln, 

 range of houses. 



Newington Junction, Conn. — Louis 

 Ij. Barton, one house. 



Kirkwood, Mo. — J. Cerney, two 

 hou.sef. each 32 x 100. 



Des Moines, Iowa — James S. Wilson 

 F'oral Co., four houses. 



Winnipeg, Man. — H. Philpott, con- 

 servatory, Foley, material. 



Spirit Lake. Idaho — W. G. Holmes 

 and John Quame, house, 16 x 100. 



New Brunswick, N. J. — Experiment 

 Station, range of houses to cost $30,- 

 000. 



West Hampton, Long Island, N. Y. — 

 W. F. Jagger, two houses, each 55 x 

 125. 



Cloquet, Minn. — The school board is 

 planning to build a greenhouse on ten 

 acres of land recently purchased near 

 the city. 



Libertyville, III. — Meredith Floral 

 Co., show house, 20 x 82 feet, three 

 growing houses, 27% x 200 feet, and 

 one 35 x 90 feet. 



Streaton, 111.— W. C. Hill Floral Co., 

 house 20x100 feet; L. M. Mason, 

 house 33x150 feet; O. A. Fanning, 

 house 40x200 feet; Gilbert Bros., ad- 

 dition. 



Rochester, N. Y.— Plans for a 

 "show" house for Highland Park have 

 been accepted. There will he three 

 main houses fronting on Reservoir 

 avenue and back of these two propa- 



. gating houses. This range is a memo- 

 rial to Alexander B. Lamberton. 



Portland, Ind. — W. Frank & Sons 

 are building three 300 feet houses. 

 They are using "Advance" goods 

 throughout, fittings and ventilators. 

 The ventilating machines in these 

 houses are equipped with the new 

 "Advance twist-less" arm." This is 

 one of the first jobs on which this 

 new mechanical device has been used 

 and it is proving itself very success- 

 ful in every detail. 



INCORPORATED. 



Stamford, Conn. — The Frost & Bart- 

 lett Co., foresters. 



Waco, Tex. — The Waco Nursery Co. 

 has filed an amendment decreasing 

 its capital stock from $32,000 to $24,- 

 600. 



Beuchel, Ky. — The Bardstown Road 

 Floral Co., capital stock $8,000. Incor- 

 porators, Pratt A. Reynolds, Margaret 

 H. Struck, H. J. Marshall. 



Eugene, Ore. — Eugene Creswell Nur- 

 series, capital stock $25,000. Incor- 

 porators, O. K. Skotheim, W. L. Kin- 

 caid, John Baird and P. Augustus 

 Peterson. 



Louisville, Ky. — The Bardstown 

 Road Floral Co., has been incorpor- 

 ated and has a capital stock of $8000. 

 The incorporators are Margaret H. 

 Struck, Pratt A. Reynolds and H. J. 

 Marshall. 



Boston, Mass. — Thos. F. Galvin, Inc. 

 (Mass.) succeeds Thos. F. Galvin, Inc. 

 (N. J.) There is no change in the 

 capitalization— $200,000 common, $100,- 

 000 preferred. The directors of the 

 new corporation are Thos. F. Galvin, 

 President, Thos. F. Galvin, Jr., Harry 

 L. Burrage, Elliot Bank, Robert M. 

 Currier, 79 Milk street, L. J. Bracket!, 

 treasurer. 79 Milk street. The com- 

 pany is paying cash tor all its require- 

 ments. 



A Correction. 

 The incorporators of The Denver 

 Nursery Co. are A. M. Schroeder, 

 Peter Schroeder and M. J. Schroeder. 

 Those quoted in the May 6th issue of 

 HORTICULTURE were incorrect. 



CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 

 Wilson Plant Oil and Fertilizer Co., 

 New York City — This enterprising 

 firm deals in novelties and standard 

 equipment goods for florists and gar- 

 deners. They are always on the alert 

 for things that have practical merit 

 and this catalogue lists lots of them. 

 It is free for the asking. 



PATENTS GRANTED. 



991, 4GC. Land-Roller. Daniel William 

 McConnell, deceased. Chest 

 Springs, Pa., Mary Agnes 

 McConnell, administratrix. 

 Chest Springs. Pa. 



FIRE RECORD. 



Springfield, Mass. — A barn a.t the 

 nursery of J. W. Adams & Co. was 

 badly damaged by fire on May 5. 



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 also for fences or posts. All 

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