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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-19
NOTICE.

rIrnE ANNUAL MLErfsg or 4ur
II ai0fkhnifffa 81 the au|d uust vir,r
Company will be cid NJ tue onlce "a tte ee.sss
PAM. fuom - ana a. Commercial bioft ia
taIt Lake Guy, itnh en- thufsdav. the i1,e
dny of November, ~. at "a o'ciort noon ~ ~.
Tho elccuon " directors 20 serve '0r ihe ~.
suing yett aud Tor The tfaushttion Of euTb
other buHtnose o. may come before ~
Dated % salt Lake CITY, Utah UetUbato vi.
thAilLEa u. HIVES srtv
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'J,nE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
II tincfho'ders Of The Watat q Nt6ef.I
HWrinaa co, viii be iFid 90 mo cnfnp1sg'.
oilcn, no th1 cnrnfrof Nlnlh Nouh and llrfnd
wet strfcid sat Lake thy, on Iuralty. tts
iNih dny OF NnNcmlri. idin % u'ciurF A. a.
for toe pufpoto Of CIc1tinI dirrrtifs fisits
ensuing NoHr and Tor TIE tranaartiru of furi,
other hlfiurfa a. uuU como before 10 q mae.
Tag ny order Of ihu tgard Of directors
joins q. uiiiff, secf.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NoTiuE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
IN accordance with and under the power
snd authority granted ~ that certain trust
iced made TIC hih DAY % fctruAri, a. ..
thompson and james thumpsou.hef husband.
nnd recorded February l7ih a. ~ lslg, In
Hook 81 a" o. Murtgages, on page 81 " the
iscofda o. sali late County, liah, the under
iddcT foT cash A. tho west ffont entrance 10
the ioint CITY anu County hullding In Salt
Lake CITY, Uiah, ihat being the County Court
lionse of salt Latu County. Utah. on the llfi
day u october, 1881, NJ " o'clock noon N that
GAY, all The real estate hereinafter described.
70 pay and discharge tho Indebtedness secured
ny sad trust deed and interest thereon aud
reasonable compontaton 70 said trustee aud
The costs Of ms notice and eNponarH OF sale.
This safe viii 10 mnde NJ the request of the
holder Of said lndchtehncsa and because of
default en- tho payment ~ the interest due uu.
nnsAd Indebtedness. which became due on the
lith day u February, lsH. and the l5th
day 90 May, lati and tho 18Th dAy
81 August l.9'. BY reason Of which
The whole indebtedness BY ~ expfefs terms
became due anu was 90 declared duo by tho
holder thereof, ami Tho same, toFothcr with
tho unpaid Interest a. Aforesaid 70 fully IN
sad roal estate ia particularly described a.
follows, "a. Wiz
Commsneing At noint ton Ool rods ea,t Of
'H aSl no 1'' i6 Uip 10y 30 'N pist
So" SAT- iAkn INV survey. anu Iun,
ming hence south i've Dl rods, thence
sest one hundred aud two 400 f,el more or
les 60 wet use Of land decided ~ Maggie u.
Thompson % MA y acHrs, Aprl ID. isai.
thence n0rtn i've i5l rode, thence east one
hundred nud two ava feet more or Ices TO the
point 81 eommgncement tho same being In
.s WN D. jacobs. Trustee.
iuuI publication sept p. 1893.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
New American Gas and Tuoi Company, rrin.
cipai niacr OF husincss eait
LlLn LLLN. LL.l.

.NoTiCE n HEREBY GivEN TIiAr At
~ mgeuns Of the directors o. ire New
American Gas und tuH gnwpany. held on tho
asth day ~ rcf tcf1uur 49, an aeffmcnt Of two
cents per share was LEVIED on the capital stot
II thn corporation payable Immediately 20
joseph = HuFrrs, fcrfitafY Of the company
Al the oncFa OF the rnmuary, Nos q auu ~,
stock upon which thia o. uaHmrnt may rem ain
unpaid on The aift naF Of October, ist, VIII
BE- utlinuucni and advrrIised Tor sllo hi public
auction. ana unless rtymrnt ll made Neiofn,
viii 10 Huid on the ltih Day 81 NnVcm fr ~
~ O'Clock in thn rficfr0ou, 10 rHY thr uc.
llrqlrnt aaacasmcnt tnatinrf Win cost OF
Advertising ann eNnrnFf uf sale
IuHEiii =. HpHhfs. tctfeihrY.
Rooms 20 ard q, Commercial block talt Lase
Cay. ttah
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And M accordance with tho law and order NJ
the board of directors Of snid corporation made
GA tho Hath dHy 81 June, istd, 30 many thafcs
Of each parrQi " stock - may De- necessary.
VIII br sold "wednesday. oetnhfr the IAN lstiI
a. 10 O'Clock a, b.. at tho nnra 0f The terfe.
tary, Room iil. scott AueThurh hlort. street
No. Dog Houth Muiu, salt lake CIV, Utah 10
rny delinquent hsaptamcut t1Euthyr with coat
o. adgoftlainE and expense OF tal0
INu a. LYNCH,
Secretary uiue jay Consolidated Mining Co.
sept eth. lsl1
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NORTH FONT CONSOLIDATED lR.
RIGATtON COMPANY.

NroriuE-TuE ANauAL MEETING ar
N tho atocth1ldofs ct the Month polnt
4 ousoittaicd irugatiqn Comp ny Uill be hrT
tUutt attcct. tUit ilgke CltY, Stale III tftsb ~
Monday. November lth, 80, ne I. o'rlort II IN
20 hrHr mo annual reports. 70 elect 10 r,i ~
directors fnf lhc ensuing wear, aEd 20 tanna1et
sufh other business as may lie ur1nsfit
BROUGHT before the mretinE ~
ealt Lac CttY. ltsh. oct ". is'N
AHliiuA PARSONS. seer.
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Ihe tomtlock SILVER Mining vomnany. 10.
cation OF principal place OF puaincts. salt Lake
uU, Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREnY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting OF tho board VI directors OF
said company held on the 18th day OF uctO
Der, lsa, an assessment Of ten cents per share
was LEVIED on tho capital stock OF tho CORPORA
uQn payable Immediately 10 A. ilHnAuor, Jr,
Treasurer, ht hia ONCE Mccormick block, nAlt
Late ri.y, utah. Any stock upon which this
afarHHmrut ehail remain unpaid on Monday
the 18th day Of November, 10. viii 30 delln.
qaeut ana aiVeritsrf for sale NJ public Au ton
aud unless payment Dr. made before wilt be
sold on Ihursiay, the lfd day Of December
ltad az 10 O'Clock a. ~. 10 nay tho delinquent
assessment, together win tho costs OF adyer,
using and expense ~ sale
liy order OF board OF directors.
JOSEPH N, COHEN, Secretary.
SALT LAKE, CIff, Utah, OcIobor lsgh, Isye.
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Blue Jay Consolidated Niuing COMPANY. pfln.
cipai place of b. Hinuss salt Lake
CITY Utah
NOTICE Turnb ARE DELINQUENT
~ UPON tho following described STOCK on
account Of asscsfmert Icyicd on The l1tn day
~ June, isnn, no several amounts set opnosue
fuIlOWH luWlt
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In accordance with law and Tho order Of tho
Hoard ct nrrclofs masc ON lh1 l2ih DAY ~
lsaN. 90 many sharca u esCh parcel ~ stock
a. nav 10 necehsarg VIII be cold on The llst
gay ~ NoNemheT, 49, AZ o'cl0c .. NJ. ut
Commercial Hinct, hilt Lake Uity, utah, 10
pay the delinquent assessment thereon 10,
gether with cost OF advertising aud expense
" sale JOHN Al. BRtkLk,
- Secretary,
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And in accordance with tho law And order
OF Inc hoard ~ directors Of SAID corporation
made on tho sih day OF september, ls.ii, 30
neesssary VII be- sold NednesdsY. Oriohcf The
.sih. isle Al O'Clock p. m. Il the oniao Of the
company 10 Main suett salt iakr cay, Utah,
TO nav delinquent assortment together with
coit " Adysftisln aud expense ~ sale.
a. r. fuMLEM, rorrutafy.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Name 81 Corporation In fail Gold queen
Mining Go place Of husinesa, salt Lake
tity, Utah. location Of nine ava works
90, Utah.
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u is said that two French journalists.
MM pnpiiiard and Loroy, rrccntiy sct
out t1 mako tour N the world without a
slu. aud they nrO publishing nu illustmtcd
chronicle ~ their Journey, which contains
some curious incidents, among which IL
one that amuainRly pictures the censorship
IN Turkey. The o'n-nr WIS reading one ~
che numbers of their journal, describing
tho departure ~ the travellers fum Sicily.
aud De came upon the paragraphs
Eve embarked In sight u the city N
Cologne, hohlnd which Etnn, tho highest
volcano ~ Europe. rCirus u.s. master
The censor shuddcrad aud erased the last
thruo wunds.
but why" aid one n the Journalists,
"do you scratch thuaa udu"
llcuua. WINS tho answer given with
lndoacrlmble hnughtincss, "thcrc h mono
other than hls majesty tho sultan who
nj gus u.s. master '-Nnuths Companion.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Delinquent Souce-rhe Montreal Mining and
fmrinng company, principal place Of
business AIT Lake titF, Utah. Location
Of mines sud works, Milford, BaAyer
County, Utah
NOTICE THknE ARK DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock on
account Of nfsessmont ley,cd on The ION day
of August, isid the several amounts not oppo.
ate tho names VI tue respective thATaholders
n foll0wai
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Tho Sow Zmlandor imnrinca that tho
souls Of thrdfnd ro To- place bcnonth tho
sarih called nium According 10 their
hciiot thn fnih To this r'gion lie along
frnsipic1 clrsc 90 the fcafhurcn No tho North
mru. II isctcn aid by tho natives who
live In that nHirhhurhood that NJ night
they can hOnr sounds caused rs the spirits
which nru passing through che air. itis
% common superstition with the New Xoa.
llndcrs that The lcli eye Uf oycfy chief lrr.
comes % star some uf tho trlics profess
~ bolio,c that them j. q separate immor-
TALLY Tor each 81 the eyes of tho dead tho
lcit hcumiugu star and tho right dcscund.
Ing to wlnri ha a spirit
itmight ho mentioned IN this connection
that tho sandwich lsiaudrrs formerly held
a very curious belief concerning tho future
lie. The currrnt idea wu- that tho souls
Of their chiefs woru led by % rod whosc
name denoted "Fyelnli " The sun " by
TILL sd Thy VEN guidnl ~ "a lie In hcnv.
tn. while the annls of tho common hcrl
went down tookca, ur holl-St Louis lio.
public
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ltaAl NOTICE.

In The District Couft. Probate Division. THIRD
judicial bisifict. In AMI Tor saig lake
County, stale uf utah
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
GEMS AND BRIc-A-sRAc.

Numbered with clocks given 10
please are some IN opalssesnt onyx
cases.
Punch cups In all Oorts Of odd shapes
have appeared In Venetian and Bohs-
milan glass
Gold safety pins, large and small,
have found their way into luxurlously
equipped nurseries.
Very dainty are the glass finger
bowls In varying shades OF color and
apparently overlaid with lace.
There are button hooks and shoe
horns OF gold. for women who aspire
to toilet articles In expensive form.
Sword paper cutters OF pierced 80.
yer and tortoise she'll are attractlv,
articles for the tidy desk and library
table.
Vases. fern dishes and table center,
pieces OF ruby glass, with gilt orna-
meniatlon. are attractive features In
bohemian glassware.
Very handsome are brushes ant
hand-mlrrors with backs Of carved
tortoise shell. enriched with applied
floral designs h gold.
Small gold combs. set with diamond
and other gems. are still In demand fol
evening wear, On the street goo,
ar..sor, WAR couhs md hafrplns al
tortoise she'll.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Several large cod are kept In one
OF the tanks Of the Amsterdam aquar-
ium, necessarily near the surface. and
therefore exposed TO strong light
from above. Now. the cod. though not
deep sea" fish. 10 not a surface
swimmer and lives At depths where the
eunllght must be very much modified
by passage through the water Il
lives In what TO ms would be semi
darkness. Every one Of these cod ex-
posed to the strong light "a suffering
from an extraordinary hypertrophy OF
the eye. The whole organ has become
oyergrown. as II In the effort TO adjust
itself to the use Of more light rays Il
had become oyer-equlpped and then
useless The cod. In fact. are blind.
The most interesting feature IN this
change Ia the extraordinary rapidly
with which increased supply OF light
rays has oyer-deyeloped the organ for
ita use. Il has taken place. no, by
slow degrees from individual to in
divldual. but In a course OF time 10
be measured BY months and In every
individual In the tank. II this en-
ample IL a measure Of the rapldlty
with which such changes take place
among hsh. the adaptation OF those
creatures which have migrated from
the shallow waters Of the deep seaa.
shown by the total loss OF enormous
development Of their eyes and the
growth Of Illuminating organs TO light
the abyss. may have been as rapid az
Il Is marvellous. London Spectator.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Il wls ztou; tho tina OF the silver
wedding. on the night which was
also q sort Of house-warming. At which
the major and his wife welcomed their
old friends into the same modest and
CHEEKY home In which they began
housekeeping twenty-five years ago.
Everybody enjoyed themselves Inn
mensely. for real hospitality relgned
and the guests were tempted TO stay
late. But at last the final merry fare
well had been said. the ringing Of the
sleighbells and The crunohlng OF feet
In the crisp snow outside had died
away. and there relgnod that sudden
silence that follows a festlyity ended.
The major strobe to the open hearth
and glanced over the cheerful room
with its wreaths Of holly and family
pictures IN their Christmas garlands OF
green, at the baskets and Jars OF beau
tlful flowers that had come from all
over Ohio. at the great flags. which,
soldler-llke. he viii have draped from
the windows and plano. Then he
looked AT his wife: there was love and
pride in his eyes. and In tone OF al
most boylsh satisfaction. he said
Wei. We did have a good time to-
night. didn't we. dear?"
Mrs. Mckinley leaned back against
the dark red cushions. She was In her
wedding gown Of ivory satin and point
lace. the very same gown and lace thai
she stood up IN" and looked far
woman indeed. Always pale. her com
plaxlon seemed transparent. ana only
the color In her lips. the depth IN hef
eyes and thick soft waves Of hair, sug-
gosted any latent strength. Above AL
she looked thoroughly happy. ana that
does more FOR a Woman's looks 1hnh
cosmetics. clothes or even. some say
a clear conscience. She answered her
husband with a glance aud a single
ondoaring word. II was all 80 natural.
and so comforting 10 see two people, IN
this world fun Of married misery, 80
completely satisfied with each other
that an aspiring young novelist who
had been overdosed on Ibsen. Nordau.
ct al. and who still fingered. said.
wlshfully. Il wish | could put you and
Mrs. Mckinley In a book. Major"
"Bless your soul, my dear boy" an
swered the Major. there Is nothing In
the world 10 be said about as. We are
only married lovers" And think In
that one sentence the Major condensed
the happiest chapter Of his biography.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
FAps IN swELLpoM.

With all the oagerness with which
they once sought the brass buttons Of
military acquaintance, young women
are now collecting campaign and ad-
veriislng studs. Belts Of white kid are
thlckiy covered with the gaudy badges.
and sometimes dangling ends Of rib.
bon are similarly decorated.
Plaid ties, plaid belts, plaid waists
plald ribbons and even plaid hats WOW
en- OF chenille testify to the prevalence
OF a Scotch furoro There are even
plald-bordered handkerchiefs TO be
found IN the shops. and candles with
the wax cunningly nodded In the col
ors Of the Camerons or Campbells are
also seen.
The sowing bee" has been revived
In n somewhat undermined form In the
"dolley luncheon" An the guests AT
one OF these functions are provided
with a square OF stamped linen and the
silks to embrolder Il. and are let to
work. After an hours stitching the
hostess collects the work. a committee
judges IS merits, prizes are awarded
and the luncheon proceeds, the wise
glyer Of the feast having received a
more or less valuable addition to her
linen chest.
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nsaUo@ go 90 sssVss = So - 80 - 80
I At THE HOME Of THE PRESIDENT ELECT I
&aAANs.s s . 8 & u q : . 9 Z : 3 AAss

has conferred and received IN this
quarter OF centary. has been blessed
above other women.
Every one knows by this time that
Mrs. Mchlnley's bonne,a are chosen b.
her husband. and as they both have
most decided likes and dislikos. Il Is
most fortunate that their tastes agree.
Neither like red nor yellow. Indeed.
yellow TO Mrs. Mckinley Is so dlsiaste-
ful that II Affects her In a physical
sense. Both are fond Of pale blue.
white. mauve. or soft pink. In con-
sequence. the bonneis IA question are
apt TO be OF the most delicate colors.
The major has also been heard 10 lay
down as an axiom that no woman
should wear a hat who cannot run. Ia
he right? Though be does make an ox-
ccption. believe. when Il comes to
fishing or gardening. AS far as Mrs
Mckinley is concerned. the axiom mat
ters little, for she resembles the PrIn-
cess Ct wales In the fact that nothing
could ho more becoming to her than
a bonnet
Every one knows that Major McKln-
ley Is n strikingly handsome man. Not
merely IN tho sense Of having staiu-
csque features. unusual coloring. a stall
wart frame. with something o. the dash
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

sterling integrity LEI. as lasting an inn
preston on the community as ala the
aelf-gacrlncing spirit that made her
say; William must have an education
at any cost. and the gentle. brave. un-
complaining and intensely loving soul
at hts sido-hla wife Ida. Major Nc
Kinlcy's respect. his admiration for
and his belief In woman Is par, OF his
creed. and for her advancement. hcg
education. her protection In labor. her
wages az a bread winner, which he,
like all just men. holds should be the
same as mans when the same amount
OF work Is equally well done. and foG
the 6anotlty Of her homo "a an earnest
advocate. but his sentiments towards
the sex have never been better ex-
pressed than In his response TO the adj
dress he received on behalf OF the
women OF Cleveland last July, h the
course Of which he said:
1T Is in the quiet and peaceful walks
Of life where her power Is greatest and
most beneficial. One Of the tenderes,
passages TO me In the works OF John
stuart Mills beautifully expresses this
thought II Is recorded In his aulobl'
ography. when he paused TO pay high
and deserved tribute 10 his wife. OF
whom he could no, speak too much
he said: she was not only the author
Of many Of the best things did, but
che Inspired every good thing did"
Every one knew who the major had
In mind at that moment. and Il recall
ed a little incident that perfectly Illus
trates the life IN that home upon which
the eyes Of the world are Just now
ilxed with intense interest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Tho verdict Of the American people.
rendered at the polls. has had very lit
.le pcrcepiihle eject on the daily rou-
ine Of the home OF the president-elect.
Of course. the big daily delegations
ire no longer In evidence. but that de-
iciency Is made up by the increased
size OF the daily mail which is now
brought By the wagon load Every
letter 20 opened and answered with the
ZANE interest that attached 10 those
hat came BY thousands during the long
'ampaign.
The new conditions have not changed
In tho slightest the eordialiiy Of the
presldent-elcet and the next mistress
II the white House.
The family stlll rises az seven. At
eight o'clock the Mistress OF the house.
In the simplest Of white gowns. with a
,luster OF purple helloirope In her belt.
enters the dlning-room and takes her
usual seat at her husbands side. There
may be a guest or two present. ana
there "a sure 10 be Mr. Sam sa1ton. a
sood-looklng nephew Of Mrs Mckinley
and an active aide OF the Major. And
sometimes Mrs saxton, the widowed
aunt OF Mrs. Mckinley. drives In from
her country home. 1.-the Of figure,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
TO MAKE A NEW STATE.
Talk Of Dividing Fiorldu Into Two Com
monweaiihs.

Talk Of Dividing Fiorlda Into Two Com
monweaiths.
The mass meeting called at the city
hall by Hen McLendon Thursday even
ing was an important one. Il was large
~ attended. and resolutions were in
troduced by him and unanimously
passed looking toward the establish
ment OF a separate and distinct govern
ment for the Florida Keys. The move
ment Is a novel one In one sense. and
yet Il is not without precedent In the
original division Of the government
into states some OF them took In ter
rltory whose meters and bounds were
greatly contracted in after years. as
population increased and one form Of
government could not successfully be
welded over interests so diverse and
antagonistic. Virginia. Georgia and
ether states we're divided into smaller
commonwealths. and the developments
which followed proved the change to be
an admirable one Later on other
states and even territories found Ocea-
sion 20 divide into separate political
bodies. The Dakota Of ten years ago Is
now two prosperous commonwealth
North Dakota and South Dakota. The
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Mrs Margaret Adams Is the captain
Of a canal boat that bears her own
name and che ls also member OF the
society Of New Womanhood from start
TO finish. an tho time. "et ultra" Ono
Of her crew. Michael Haynes. made a
break a. the pettlcoated commander
with a knife. whereat she tapped him
On the head with a marlin spike and
easily put him out IN the first round.
This was all right. OF course. but I'M
fortunately for the cause OF New Won
anhood. Mrs. Adams had enough Old
womanhood left In her makeup TO i'm
medlately retire 20 the cabin and have
a good cry. after which she recovered
sufficiently 10 got good and mad In
earnest. and throw everything NOV
able overheard. She seems to be pref
" feminine. after all.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

"Dizzy" Conway. New York's SWELL
eat policeman. has left the metropolis
and beiaken himself to Chicago. New
York was too slow for "Dlzzy" and
there we're too many regulations in
volving the payment Of fines on the
books Of the police headquarters. He
was not able TO live as he thought a
gentleman should live. which incident
ally included smoking while on duty.
Chicago. however. 10 TO be congraiu-
lated upon the acquisition Of the swell
cot policeman In America. He intends
10 Join the Chicago force. especially II
be be put on duty down town al some
crowded crossing where he can assist
thousands Of pretty women daily.
which duty he Is said TO perform with
amazing and inlmltahle grace and &C.
iiVlty.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

grca, state OF Texas Is now seriously
considering a division OF It's territory
into various commonwealth II these
states composed OF a solid body OF
compact territory found It advisable 10
divide into separate political entities
so that laws and an the details OF clvil
intercourse might be better arranged
to conform to interests essentially con
aicting, why Is Il not wise for the Keys.
comprising a territory OF 600 square
miles, remote from the mainland and
containing about 10000 population. 10
have a separate government better
adapted to It's needs than the cumber-
some machinery OF the state which
now retarde its progress? The cues
ton Is an important one and means
much to the material interests and fu
ture prosperity Of the Florida archlpel.
ago. The suggestion deserves more
than passing thought. and when pre-.
seated to the people OF the state. as n
viii be. II will receive respectful and
serious consideration. Let the matter
be agltated.-Koy West Advertiser.