76 



Waird. G. L LeRoy 



Wedge, Clarence, Wedge Nursery.... 



Albert Lea 60 



Windmiller & Co., Fred Mankato 



Woodle, C. F Austin 



Wilwerding, Anton Freeport 2 



Yahnke, Walter, Pleasant Valley Fruit 



Farm Winona 5 



MISSISSIPPI. 



MISSISSIPPI. Every nursery in the state 

 must be inspected before November 1 of each 

 year, and every bundle, bale, or package of 

 stock sold or transported must be accompan- 

 ied by a copy of the certificate of inspection 

 attached in a conspicuous place. Every per- 

 son or firm from other states wishing- to 

 ship nursery stock into Mississippi must file 

 with the entomologist a copy of their certi- 

 ficate, which shall state that the nursery is 

 properly equipped for fumigating all nursery 

 stock. A copy of the certificate shall be at- 

 tached to every bundle, bale or package of 

 nursery stock delivered within the state. 

 Every nurseryman must state that all nur- 

 sery stock shipped into this state will be 

 fumigated with hydrocyanic acid gas. R. W. 

 Harned, Entomologist, Agricultural College, 

 Miss. 



Ball, A. C Mantee 



Barton, J. C Booneville 



Bass, I. E., & Sons, Pecan Company. . 



. Lumber ton 



Bechtel Pecan Nurseries, Theo. Bechtel, 



prop Ocean Springs 



Benton, D. C Lakeview 



Brodie, James Biloxi 



Bruce, R. W Port Gibson 



The Corinth Nurseries, G. W. Strick- 

 land, prop. Corinth 



The Cummings Company, W. W. Cum- ■ 



mings, president Meridian 



Delmas, A. G., Sons' Scranton 



Delmas, I. P ; . . . Scranton 



Old Denny Orchard & Nursery, Aug. 



Edwards, prop Lucedale 



East Tennessee & Mississippi Orchard 



Co., P. G. Stanley, mgr New Albany 



The Eupora Nursery, J. E. Lewis, prop. 



........./. Eupora 



