Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-02

Lady Iade is 10 have daily mail service.
ten. a guero has returned TO Key West from
New Orleans.
The Republican State Convention meets at
st. Augustine April 80.
The Cedar Key cigar factories are turning
out over 100000 cigars weekly.
The Madison County Republican C0nyen-
tion is TO be held at Madison April @.
Shuck -ha tolopha Park is the name of
new park located couple of miles from
Gainesville.
Bishop Moore has made q donation of dfty
volumes OF new books To the Free Public
Library al st. Augustine.
A City Clerk and Assessor, a City Treas
urer. L City Surveyor and three Aldermen
are 90 De elected at w aldo. April "a.
AT large meeting OF citizens petitions
were signed requesting the management oil
the /. r. * y. Co. to erect new depot al
Waldo.
The County Commissioners of Suwannee
have concluded 90 answer the maudamus
writ and show cause why Suwauuee county
refuses q pay the railroad tax.
The new hotel now being built near st.
Augustine will contain $50 rooms. exclusive
of offices, parlOrs, dining halls, eIc., and ac
commOdate between 500 and 600 guests.
4 reward of Sl00 has been offered at Key
" est for the arrest of Jose RcclO, who re-
GENTLY murdered alentne Urria. and $50 for
such Information as VIII lead to his lmprlsOn
meut.
Mayor Fraser. Cf Live Oak. has issued a
proclamation for town election TO he held
on the oth inst. To elect q Mayor, Clerk ana
Treasurer, Marshal, Tax Collector and four
Aldermen.
Battery q. Third Artillery. United states
army. stationed at st. Augustine, have pre-
aented second Lieut.. f. 4. Miuar, who has
oeen ordered 10 another point, with hand
some sword.
At present there are about 100 men en-
liOyed i'm the construction of this hostelry.
which force viii be kept up until the day OF
20.
ny he thrown open % the public about the
s5th of january, lSSj.
The United States Government has sunk
tnder their iron wharf at key West 50 steel
sheets covered with different paints. Their
mOtife Is To see what paints viii prove the
most durable in these waters. preparatory TO
putting ID on their steel cruisers. now in the
course OF Construction.
The Tallahassee Land OF Fl0,refs says: Am
enterprisiug tramp recently started a lunch
stand 40 the railroad depot and he managed
10 borrow $50 of an accommodating railroad
employe and run an account with some of our
cts merchants for supplies. He appeared 10
1e driving q lively little business until Satur-
lay he skipped TO parts unknown. and left
sh0se who trusted him in the lurch.'
The Cedar key Journal says: "The follow
ing was found at Ninges creek on March 18th
and handed Us FOR publication: FEB. 18th.
lSS0.-TO whomever may geCthls misslye from
the waves: have no nope lett now. / have
sust lashcd myself TO "a broken spar, taken
from fhc boat Belle Creole. OF the coast Of
California. bound for New York. The crew
as all drowned except myself and one friend.
j. y. Mooh0ar 5 yet alive, but is about gone
3luder for ever"
The Live Oak Bug1sfis saws. son last Satur-
day evening sir. Sol Peterson imbibed "a little
too much ucuLine and tried To OVerpersuade
Ben Williams about some matter-n0 matter
and got himself IN limbo. Marshal
Phillips ovcrpcrSuaded him to 20 to the Gala
sO0se and sober on. sunday night some of
mis- friends. thinking that he had annie time
e1s.
,iOor open. telling him to 90 hence-and he
went. lie Is now wanted by the Mayor To an
sver certain questions
The following is printed IN the Live Oak
BuUetn, TO an vegetable, fruit and melon
growers of SuWannee county: NOu are re-
sDectfullv requested to meet at the court
house. in Live Oak, on Thursday. the Sd dav
of April. at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of
organizing a fruit and vegetable growers
association for SuWannee county, the object
of which VIII be for the protection and adj
yaneement of the fruit. vegetable and melon
industry or our county. Having heretofore
suffered serious losses from the negligence of
transportation lines from this point, and from
the sWIndling operations of MANY commission
nen 20 whom We have shipped, we earnestly
desire 10 check and guard against repetition
of such treatment I'M the future"
The Gainesville Bee SAYS: ''1lr Simons0n
has now IN course Of erection nj SWeetWater
branch, ON AlacRUa avenue. a large pavilion
and bath house. which when completed, it is
expected, VIII be the finest in the south. The
pavilion will BE 1870 feet long by 40 feet wide
two stories high, with a spacious piazza ex-
tending around the building. On the other
lot in the rear of the pavilion VIII be the gen
uemens bath house, with bath 50 by 30 and
feet deep. These grounds are TO be fitted up
for base ball park, while the grounds about
Ehe pavilion VIII also be beautified with
flowers. rustic benches, arbors walks
swings. etc. The water from the springs
viii be filtered by a patented process
The building throughout VIII be fur
nished in fine style. aud when completed will
cost about 5000. Up stairs there viii he
large hail. 100 by 40 feet. which can be utI-
lized for skating, for balls, parties, cOnyen-