. Die amerikanische Florist: Eine wöchentliche Zeitschrift für den Handel. Blumenkultur ; Floristen. 18 Die amerikanische Florist. Aug I Thess i^URSERY T^fl^E. Bin. Verband der Baumschulen. N. W. Hale. Knoxville, Tenn. Pro.; Streich A. Wbber, St. Louis, MO. Vice-Pres.; Geobog C. Seaggr. Rochester, N.Y., s'y. 21 9. jährliche Konvention, Atlanta, Ga., Juni, 1904. Walpole, Mass-S. L. Miller, superin-tendent der Walpole Electric Works, wurde im Amtsgericht arrainged am 13. Juli durch den Baum warden aufgeladen, Edward Grover, mit verunstaltung und Injur-ing schattenspendende Bäume. A.F. Miller, von Portland, Erz, wurde

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 18 The American Florist. Aug. I, ThES i^URSERY T^fl^E. AM. ASSOCIATION OF NURSERYMEN. N. W. Hale. Knoxville, Tenn.. Pros.; Prank A. Wbber, St. Louis, Mo., Vice-Pres.; Geobog C. Seaggr. Rochester, N. Y., Sec'y. Twenty-ninth annual convention, Atlanta, Ga., June, 1904. Walpole, Mass.—S. L. Miller, superin- tendent of the Walpole electric works, was arrainged in the district court on July 13 charged by the tree warden, Edward Grover, with defacing and injur- ing shade trees. A. F. Miller, of Portland, Ore., has been appointed commissioner of agricul- ture and horticulture for the state of Oregon at the St. Louis exposition. Mr. Miller was forestry commissioner at the Chicago World's Fair, preparing a dis- play of 120 varieties of Oregon woods for the occasion. Plans are in progress under the general direction of Governor Bates for restoring the forests of Massachusetts by the work of convict camps. The work, which is the first experiment of the kind in the United States, will be done on a large scale, many thousand acres of land now considered valueless being taken by right of eminent domain. Springfield, O.—W. H., Frank J. and George W. Smith, who were in the nur- sery business at this place, recently filed their petitions for bankruptcy in the United States court. The liabilities of each include those of the partnership, as weU as the individual debts. The liabil- ities of W. H. Smith are $46, 730, those of Frank $37, 760 and those of George W. $20, 067. Mr. Smith has made large donations to public institutions and also maintains the Smith observatory. Geneva, N. Y, William Smith, the nurseryman, will, it is announced, found and endow a col- lege for ^vomen, to be known as the William Smith College for Women. The institution will be on a site of thirty acres in one of the most beautiful sections in the outskirts of the city. The plans call for one building to cost $150, 000. Helena, Mont

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