THE PERSIAN WALNUT

Canada

Brantford—Dr. D. S. Sager. Knows at least 50 trees. Is top working native walnuts and other work. Grimbsy—H. K. Griffith. Bearing tree or trees. Grimbsy—Louisa Neller. Bearing tree or trees. Grimbsy East—Beverley Book. Bearing tree or trees. St. Catherins—Miss Alice Berger, 251 Queenston St. Several bearing trees. One tree 100-200 pounds annually. St. Catherins—Harper Secord, R. 2. Twenty-eight young seedlings. St. Catherins—James Titherington. Bearing tree or trees. St. Catherins—J. J. Fee, Niagara St. Bearing tree or trees. St. Catherins—F. D. Solvyne, Carleton St. Bearing tree or trees. Toronto—G. H. Corsan, University of Toronto. Many young walnut and other nut trees. "Hundreds of thousands being planted in Niagara Peninsula."

New York

Chappaqua—F. M. Clendenin. Just bearing few nuts after 8 years. Lockport—A. C. Pomeroy. Bearing orchard, seedlings. North Avon—Adelbert Thompson. Bearing orchard, seedlings, 225 trees. Hilton—E. B. Holden. Bearing trees. Rochester—B. F. Whitmore, 520 Park Ave. Three bearing trees. Holley—W. E. Howard. Four bearing trees. Knows of others. "Hundreds of trees." Canandaigua—Bradley Wynkoop. Bearing tree. Brockport—Marcus Cook, 90 Holley St. "Nearly 100 bearing trees within 5 miles of Brockport." Fairport—Pickering Bros., Some Pomeroys. Fairport—N. A. Baker. Victor—E. Y. Shilling. Bearing tree. Victor—A. B. Wood. Bearing tree. Victor—Josiah Snyder. Bearing tree. Watkins—Write E. C. Gabriel, Rock Stream. Tree reported by Prof. Corbett at N. Hector, 2 or 3 more east side of lake. Earlville—Francisco I. L. Mulligan. Twenty-nine Pomeroys and others. Hoosick Halls—A. A. Baker, R. 2. Knows of bearing tree near Long Island. Port Jefferson—Joseph Schriever. "Fine Specimen." Huntington—Historical Society. "Fine Specimen." Between Huntington and Centerport, on Gallows Hill, old Geo S. Conklin place, occupied by "Peachy," as reported by Uncle Jerry Wockers of the Ithaca Journal office. Bearing tree. Oyster Bay—Joseph H. Sears. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks. Oyster Bay—Mrs. W. H. Burgess. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks. Glen Cove—John T. Pratt. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks. Glen Cove—W. L. Harkness (Dosoris). Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks. Woodbury—L. Piquet. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks. Roslyn—Admiral Aaron Ward. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks. Hempstead—Rev. Chas Snedaker, St. George's Rectory. Bearing tree, reported by Henry Hicks. New York City, Westchester—Dr. Deming. Three Morris trees.

District of Columbia

Washington—Barnes, Weaver, Kaingler, Stabler and other trees.

Delaware

Wilmington—Dr. Rumford. Smyrna—Walter L. Marks. Magnolia—J. B. Tisdale. One or more bearing trees. Reported by E. B and J. M. Reed, Fredonia. Millsboro—G. L. Ellis. Twenty miles away some trees.

North Carolina

Carthage—I. W. Williamson. Few young trees. Carthage—John A. McLeod, R. 3. Pomona—J. Van Lindley. Several trees near Southern Pines.

Ohio

Cincinnati—I. B. Johnston. "About 50 trees near Cincinnati." Gypsum—H. G. Miller, of Wm. Miner and Son, Elmwood Fruit Farm. Two trees, 20 years old. Also young Pomeroy trees. "Several very large bearing trees within a few miles of here." Dayton—Fred Kircher, 221 S. McDonough St. Amherst—O. F. Witte, R. 2. Bearing tree. Middletown—Levi Leonard. One hundred seedlings. Knows of old trees in Lancaster Co., Pa.

New Jersey

Lumberton—C. S. Ridgeway. "Peerless Paper Shell," 25 years, 50-100 pounds. Paterson—Thos. Rodgers, 236 W. 25th St., W. End. Bearing tree. Salem—Weber; write D. Harris Smith, Att'y. Rep. J. L. Doan. Haddonfield—J. Hutchinson. Raritan—Philip Lindsley, Box 350. Bearing tree. Flemington—Rev. Dr. Sonne. Bearing tree. Marlton—C. D. Barton. Knows good bearing trees. Moorestown—Charles Haines. Bearing tree. Delanco—Frank Jones. Bearing tree.

Virginia

Williamsburg—D. S. Harris, Box 416, 33 Febrey. "Grafted." Williamsburg—J. A. Bechtel, R. 2. Mint Springs—Williams place. Two trees; rep. Am. Nut. Jour. 8, 14, p. 39. Lynchburg—Crockett. Roslyn—R. S. Carter, Box 41. Three trees. Emporia—H. W. Weiss. "Fifty trees on different farms; English, Japanese and black."

Maryland

Sandy Spring—Ava M. Stabler. Colton's Point—James K. Jones. See Circular of J. F. Jones. "Eight or ten bearing trees." Forest Hill—Wilmer P. Hoopes. Churchville—Alexis Smith. "Alexis." Sharon—Mrs. S. J. Poleet. "Sheffield." Berkeley—J. T. Smith. "Smith." Janettsville—David Hildt. "Beder." Vale—Kate Hooker. "Hooker." Baltimore—Franklin-Davis Nurseries. Princess-Anne—Ida M. Lankford. Bearing trees. Cooperstown—L. J. Onion, P. O. Sharon. "Sir Clair."

Massachusetts

Boston—Mrs. Schultz, 335 Cornell St., Roslindale, Boston. Bearing tree. Newburyport—Reported by C. F. Knight, Rowley. Bearing tree. Winchester—Brackett (Bro. of G. B. Brackett). Bearing trees.

New Hampshire

Keene—Reported by A. C. Pomeroy. Pomeroy trees. Newmarket—Alfred C. Durgin. Six Pomeroy, 2 Rush, "Supposed to be grafted." Enfield—Forest Colby. Some trees.

Michigan

Mt. Pleasant—Myron A. Cobb, Central State Normal School. Has been distributing thousands of walnut seedlings. Coloma—W. C. Reed, Vincennes, Ind. Almont—F. P. Andrus. Bearing tree and seedlings. Augusta—Orville I. Miller. Buds from Andrus.

Alabama

Huntsville—Mr. Mayhew, Westchester, New York City. Reports tree.

Tennessee

Greenville—Wm. H. Brown, 516 Main St. Reports 3 trees, El. 1500.

Georgia

Sharpe—Paul Dyer. Reported by Prof. McHatton.

Idaho

Boise—S. A. Gehman. Local bearing trees. C. C. Vincent, Ag. Exp. Sta. Moscow.

Utah

Lehi—Mrs. J. T. Winn. Several trees. Salt Lake City—J. T. Harwood (brother of above). Many bearing trees. Leon D. Batchelor, Horticulturist, Ag. Exp. Sta. Logan.