Show fRUIT INSPECTOR VAS HAS HASI I ACTiVE WORK I Deputies Have Been Busy Inspecting Nursery Stock Trees From Prom All States and in All Conditions John P county horticultural inspector has hall submitted his monthly re report report report port to the county count commissioners as fol tel folio follows io lows we weIn In the month of oC April the deputies worked a total of eighty days as follows One fourteen days das one eight one tie ve veone one fifteen one thirteen one fourteen and one twentysix days daTIl Three of the deputies were largely lar ely engaged helping me to Inspect and fumigate nursery stock that was WIN dug up and shipped from the nurseries rel also in inspecting in and ing In about sixty shipments containing 3 iII V OlIO trees t coming from front outside the state These Theae imported trees came from near ly I every state in the union and came in Inal ali alj al kinds of condition from irom good to ver very bad The trees from the west Oregon Washington and California averaged good The trees from Alabama Ohio Onto and nad Nebraska were very fair fall from rein the he be other states very poor peor Jl or and from Kansas Ok Oklahoma lahoma lahonia and New York very bad There were also received this spring about half a 8 million seedlings to be planted to make trees of in hi the future There were delivered about four hundred and fifty thousand trees from front our county nurseries this month the most of which were sent out of the county count and a large number Dumber out of the state The deputies not engaged Ju inspecting nursery stock were looking after the pear Might blight and aDd informing apple raisers about the necessity of spraying as all soon poon as the blossom falls tails as all wormy worm or diseased fruit found on the market hereafter will willbe willbe willbe be condemned and destroyed according to the requirements of or the n new w tural law A t |