The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-22

II costs Escambia county about $3.50 a
month 10 feed each pauper n the poor house.
This includes the cost OF keeping them as well
as their feed.
j. y Bauta has brick and lumber on the
ground Tor the erection Of two tenement cot
tlEes on his lot on Wisconsin avenue at De-
Land. These VIII make six new buildings
which have been erected within two bloc ls OF
each other on that street during the past
eight months
IeIaud News: Mr.. Chants, promoter of
the cassaVa fastoTy scheme called on the
News on Tuesday. and showed Us some sam
pies OF his -four and meal which were recently
-roLud at fostOrla. O. Mr.. Chants is not GER
tain what he Will do In regard 10 starting the
factory. but Robert Mck iuny. secretary of
the Fostorla potato -four mills, will be down
In a few days, and, together with Mr. Chants,
they viii canvass the field, ana see what they
can do toward getting the citizens TO help
them start The factory.
DeLan5 News: The present frame Baptist
church will be moved about June !. from its
present site to the lot on Rich avenue, west OF
Mrs. Neeufiets. which Nj StetsOu has kindly
donated for that purpose. and the erection of
the new brick edIhce for the Baptists viii be
commenced. This IS to be a very fine church,
costing about $4,000, and will be a credit to
south Florida. The trustees OF the Baptist
church are trying TO sell tie present building,
together with the lot. and have offered it &C
900 which is way down" The ladies OF
the Womans Christian Temperance Union
are trying TO secure it for a reading room and
public library.
DeLaud News: John y. Stetson has Sc
cured part OF the right-of-way, and will prob
ably have no trouble in securing the balance,
for the construction and maintenance of a
narrow gauge road connecting his numerous
orange groves. 1t is proposed. we under
stand. to build the road along Spring Garden
avenue from the main packing house to the
Hull forty; then to the Bucknor grove; to the
Lancaster grove, and to the Gillen grove. 1t
is not definitely decided that the road will be
built, but in all probability IL will. and II 10
is. work will be commenced in q very short
time, and the road be pushed TO completion.
1t is thought that, by means Of this road, Mr.
StetsOn can make great saving in the ex-
pense Of hauling fertilizer and oranges from
one grove to another.
Tampa Times: j. Seidenberg & Co. are
coming TO Tampa. They have signed con
tracts which bind them to locate in Ybor City
and they Will build factory costing $4,000
to I25 900 on block 90 or 80. It will be OF brick
so by $50 feet. 80 stories high with cellar be-
meath. 1t IS said it will be the finest cigar
factory In the state, and will have all the
modern improvements. But it will take
several months to get it ready, and in the
meantime Seidenberg & Co. have rented the
Old Tampa Commercial warehouse which
is being fitted up for factory
purposes. Into this they will move
next Monday and begin operations here
ploy from 300 to 500 cigarmakers and make
100000 to 100000 cigars annually. This is
the pioneer factory Of Key West, Mr.. Seiden-
berg having been the first man to attempt the
manufacture Of clear Havana goods on that
island. HIS coming is a great thing for
Tampa, and will bring the output of Tampa
cigars next year very close to 10000 90, and
establish her right to be known as the
greatest clear Havana cigar center on the
continent.