IDAHO 



Redding, C. H Waycross 



Richardson, A. W Savannah 



Riverdale Pecan Co., Z. A. Joiner, Mgr. 



Andersonville 



Rood Pecan Groves, C| M. Rood, Prop. 



Albany 



Roseland Nursery, S. M. Buchanan, 



Prop Atlanta 



Simms, J. L Hapeville 



Skinner, H. S Augusta, R.P.D. 2 



Smith Bros. Nursery Co Concord 



Smithwick Orchard Co., H. W. Smith- 

 wick, Prop Americus 



Snedeker, A. C Blackshear 



Sneed Nursery, J. C. H. Sneed, Mgr. 



Morrow 



Southern Nut Tree Nursery . . Thomasville 



Stone, B. W Thomasville 



Strain, R. A Darien 



Stribling, J. M Tignall 



Stubbs Nursery Augusta 



Sutton, W. D Rossville 



Tanner's Nursery Milledgeville 



Thomasville Nurseries, P. J. Hjort, 



Prop Thomasville 



Tomlinson, G. H Putney 



Troup County Nursery, T. J. Wilkinson, 



Mgr Gabbettville 



Tuck Brothers Thomasville 



Van Duzee, J. P Cairo 



Wachendorff Bros., Atlanta, 480 Simpson St. 



Wight, J. B Cairo 



Williams, Dr. W. P Blackshear 



Withrow, J. A Ellijay 



Yarbrough, J. M. & B. M. Brown, Baconton 



IDAHO. 



IDAHO. No person, firm or corporation 

 shall import or sell nursery stock without 

 first applying to the State Board of Horticul- 

 tural Inspection and filing a bond in the suni 

 of $5,000, and securing- firm license upon pay- 

 ment of $10. Shipments into the state should 

 bear a copy of an oflficial certificate of 

 fumigation emanating- from the place 

 where the stock was grown. All ship- 

 ments into the state must bear a label 

 sliowing the name of the shipment, the 

 locality where grown. and variety of 

 nursery stock, and all nursery stock, fruit 

 trees, or liorticiiltural plants sold or deliver- 

 ed by principal or agents shall be true to 

 uamc and variety as represented. All nur- 



