The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-17

corn and ground or Rolled fish. and for the
past hVe months the yield has averaged / COO
eggs a month, These in 10 al markets have
averaged II cents a dozen. making an average
Income OF Sl5 mon from sixty hens In
raising chickens he has also been successful
Tor from 1874 Matched he has raised AS.
The Tampa Times says that Miss Stella
Forquer, daughter OF Mr.. ForQuer. proprietor
OF the Hotel Detroit. at 1T. Petersburg, has
done some she'll work which provokes. uni
Nersal admiration from all who see it. A
center table designed by the young lady has
Deen covered with shells of rare and teautlful
varieties from the waters of Florida the
west Indies and the Mediterranean. Miss
forquer has arranged them in artistic de-
signs that, with their rich coloring and in
mosaic.
c. H. Smith, secretary of the Jacksonville
board OF Trade, has written letter to Con-
gresham Cooper, as per instructions from
the BOARD, asking him to use his influence to
get the torpedo boat ERICSSON to come to
Jacksonville and follow the inland water
ways from Jacksonville northward. The let
Ter also requests that a special United States
oincer be placed on the boat to take obserya-
tons on the utility of the inland passage as
an avenue OF commerce in time Of war, and
the improvements il would need to make it
perfectly nayigable.
The Manatee River Journal of Braiden-
town is hopeful about the projected railroad
ana announces that all that now binders rail-
way operation between BraldentOwn and Sar-
asota Is one man to go bond for $1,000. Per-
mission of the receiver and owners of the
rolling stock is only waiting for the compile
tlon OF the 50 900 bond, and MeSsrs. Nichols
and Duckwall are wi ling to take the road for
what they can make, which won't leave them
rolling in riches when the road comes to be
SOLD. Sarasotas growing prominence as a
summer resort makes the early advent of
railroad communication grave necessity.
Tampa Times; w. 5. Shepherd, of Illinois,
G. M. BiorSeth and II. Oberg, of Wisconsin
VINO have been in this Vicinity several days
Z II nj Dff for Iaaf7ra
gentlemen have Col. d. II. Elliott for their
eleerone and are inspecting lands in South
florida offered them by the south Florida
road Tor colonization. They are committee
representing Industrious Scaudinavians who
would like to settle in this state If they can
md some place where they can make a
living for one year while their land is being
cultivated TO pay expenses. they say they can
| bring colony of 3,C0J people. The difficulty
Is IN nndlng some way to support the people
for year
AT the last October election Orange county
cast l.29l votes and at the November election
following there were ,366 allots cast. This
Increase entities Orange county to fourteen
delegates in the forthcoming state convention,
and Chairman Bryan, Of the county demo-
cratic executive committee, is in receipt of a
circular from Chairman Sparkman, of the
state committee. announcing that the basis of
representation would be upon the November
election, If ii was an increase over the OctO-
Der vote. In accordance with this Chairman
Bryan will issue his call for county ConVen-
ton to elect fourteen delegates to represent
Orange at Jacksonville, instead of thirteen, as
appointed by the state committee.
TAMPA Times; Theodaro Perez g. Co s and
L. Napolis factories Will De completed next
week, if windows are received in time. The
contractors for these two factories, Smith &
Davidson, have the contract to build two nice
residences costing 81 800 each for the head
| memuers Of these two firms. They also have
the contract to build two cottages costing
$500 each for Mrs. lisa ella Garrett. of homo
tosassa. Thomas Stevenson has the contract
to uild four cottages costing 800 each for
Collins & Benjamin on the Collins subd vision.
The Tampa Cooperative Building Company
has the contract to build 24X50 feet bakery
on Benjamin subdivision and will cost 81, 900.