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The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19
]. $. SIXTEEN, A. Y. BARKER.

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 AZ, BARKER. Dated this 23rd day of June, 1898. Filed this 2srd day of June, 1898.
 r. A. CHAMBERLIN,
 Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
 By c. ". LEMON, Deputy.
 FRANCHISE FOR WATER WORKS.
 On the l2th day of July. 1899, the matter of the application of J. s. sniffen and A. F. Bark CT, residents of Final county and Territory of Arizona, came up before the Board of Super visors of said County of Pinal, at a regular session of the said Board, and the Board of Supervisors having duly considered the said application, and upon motion duly made by G. F. Cook. enc of the members of said Board, and duly seconded by Jesse Mayhew, one of the members of said Board, and on vote regularly taken by said Board of Supervisors, it was ordered and adjudged that the said J. S. Sniffen aud A. F. Barker be granted the right, authority and franchise to construct, operate and maintain system ot water works ia the town of Florence, in said county, in accordance with the tenor of their application, filed here witl on the 2srd day Of June, 1898 and-upon the following conditions, to wit:
 FIRsr-The said right, privilege and franchise to continue for the term 0 twenty-five years from the date of tn. granting of said application.
 sEcoND-The grant of the said right privilege and franchise shall not b, construed as ar exclusive grant of an. right, privilege and franchise.
 THrRD-Fhe said J. S. sniffen and A r. Barker, or their representatives successors or assigns shall commenc in good faith the construction of th said water works, and have par thereof in operation, within two year from the date of the granting of th said right, privilege or franchise, Q the same shall be revoked by tn Board of Supervisors of said county or other competent authority. ! EouRFH-The said J.'s. sniffen au
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19
OFFICE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

OFFICE BOARD OF POLARIZATION.
 FLORENCE, Ariz., July l3, 1S99.l Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present-R. ". Kersey, chairman; J. F. Mayhew and G. F. Cook, mem bers, and r. A. Ghamberlin, clerk, by Thos. c. Peyton, deputy.
 Minutes of last meeting read and upon motion approved.
 Mercer, James, ordered raised on lots and 3, section 7, township 8, range IT, 80 acres. from $l6O to $40; also east half of southwest quarter section 7, township 8, range r, 80 acres, from s16e to $40.
 Manning, J. F., ordered added 10 list improvements on stock ranch, Deer Creek, Ste0
 Moha9k Mining Co.,, ordered added to list patented mines Mohawk and Mohawk Wedge S2,olo.
 Upon motion the assessor was in- strucsed to enter upon the original assessment roll for the year 1899, the assessment of tue Phoenix and Salt River Valley Railroad company as fixed by the Territorial Board of Equalization, as follows:
 Franchise and right of way and 10.79 miles of main track and road bed, with the ties, fish plates, bolts and any and all material used in the con struction and maintenance of the said road and bed, together with the bridges and culverts, running from Maricopa station on the line of the Southern Pacific Railroad, of Arizona, in northerly direction to the nortll- erly boundary line of said county, where said road crosses into Marieopa county, Arizona, and known as the ! Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt River Valley Railroad, at $4,400 per mile, i S47, ,476; also Improvements on said right of way and station grounds, be- ing the fixed and permanent buildings and structures placed thereon and attached thereto, and known in each and every instance as the improve meuts of the Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt River Valley Railroad com pauy, and more particularly located and described as follows to-wit:
 MARICoPA
 One pump house. $20 % One water tank ..,......... 50 co One turn table. ..................l0 100 %
 Total valuation of improvements as fixed by pro rata distribution per mile as the assessed value of all the improvements of the said company, in the Territory of Arizona
 Rolling stock, etc. .......$ 5,4so 10
 Total valuation ........ .$52, ,9e5 19
 ACCUMULATION.
 The total length of the main track of the said Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt River Valley Railroad company is 10.7 miles and the assessed value of the same as fixed by pro rata distri- button per mile of the whole property of said company, in the Territory is S4,sOs.72.
 Continued on Second Page,1
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-19

ment and asked for further time; upon this being refused he offered to turn said office over to some responsible person.
 It appearing to the Board and this Board having good and sufficient reason to believe that said F. R. Brady, Jr-, had misappropriated the funds of Pinal county, had and held by him as such Treasurer and Ex-oficio Tax Collector, criminal proceedings were instituted against him and he was and is by order of this Board, full Board voting "aye," forthwith suspended from said office, and demand was made on said P. R. Brady, Jr, that he immediately turn over to this Board, all moneys and other property belong Ing 10 Fiual county nos iu his p3sses- si5u as such Treasurer and Ex-0aicio Tax Collector. And t was further ordered that this Board Immediately taae possession of said office and all moneys aud otAer effects belonging thereto.
 Upon motion of G r. Cook, seconded by E. ". Kersey, it was ordered that the Clerk of this Board request a state ment by telegraph from the Arizona National Bank of all available funds now on deposit to the credit of Pinal county, or P. R. Brady, Jr., Treasurer of said county.
 It was further ordered tLat the Clerk notify said Arizona National Bank of Tucson to refuse payment of all checks or drafts drawn against said funds, if any there be, belonging to said Pinal county, Or to said P. R. Brady. Jr.. as Treasurer thereof.
 Upon motion the following was ordered spread on the minutes of the BoarI;
 APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE FOR WATER
 woRKs.
 To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
 of Pinal county.
 The undersigned, J. 5. sniffen and A. P Barker, of Pinal county, respect fully petition your Honorable Body for grant of permission of right, privilege, and franchise, or.their rep resentatises successors or assigns, to construct system of water works, in f5e town of Florence, in accordance with the tsEins and conditions, in lceorSanee with the form of said fraa- chise, hereto anuszed
 &espealfuHg aghait 1, etc
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Tallahassee Topics

1olAoH0oSCC AoRhSo
The agony for place hunters is
over. Only a few remain, such
as are seeking clerkships on COM
mittees.
Will Gary, Jack Mccullough
and Charley Miller of Marion are
still here. Probably none of the
boys are having as good a social
time as Will Gary, who is meet
ing a number of pleasant &C
quaintances made by him in col
lege and camp. Will seems to
be a great favorite with his
friends, especially the ladies.
Quite a discussion has risen
aver the abolition of the office OF
recording clerk of the house, as
entirely super1uous. 1t was
compromised by referring the
matter to a committee.
Rev. 8. Nj. Provence of this
city, an able Baptist preacher,
was made chaplain of the senate,
and w. j. Carpenter, a Metho-
dist minister, well known in
Ocala, was made chaplain of the
house.
In our report OF Marion coun-
ty defeated candidates we omit
ted Albert DuPree, son of Frank
DuPree, living hear Pennington.
He sought to be page of the
house. He has gone home.
Willie Jackson of Citrus coun-
ty was also a candidate for page
and failed, and also has gone
home.
Speaker McNamee, on assum-
ing the chair, made very sensi-
BILE and businesslike speech. He
said his highest ambition was to
make a record as A fair and i'm
partial officer.
The only incident of the organ
ization of the house to arouse en-
thusiasm was when the mem Der
from Key West presented a
gavel, made from the keel of the
boat in which the gallant Sigs-
bee, commander of the ill-fated
Maine, made his escape. Speak
er McNamee made a fitting and
patriotic acknowledgement.
The streets and hotels were
quiet last evening, as every body
was tired out, especially the
members of the house, who did
not get through with caucus
work until 3 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
The conversation yesterday
was all abont the coming senate
rial contest, which begins in dead
earnest April 10.
Taliaferro's hackers declared
yesterday that if vote could be
taken then he would have mus
tered Is votes on the first ballot.
Time will tell the verify of their
predictions, but the impression
prevails that he is the man.
"Jeems' Alexander is in evil
dence and says his friend Call is
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fight, while Pasco's hackers are
not slow to proclaim his "cinch."
Among the prominent lobbyists
here is Spotswood of Waycross.
"Spots" is on a full header for
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Haddock of Jacksonville is also
here, and Ex-Governor Flem-
ing.
A revival is in progress at the
Methodist church, Rev. w. J.
Carpenter, pastor, but if last
nights attendance was evidence
of it's drawing power, 1t can't
hold candle to the Legislative
caucuses. G.. L. BITTINGER.
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Continued from First Page
City delivered an address on "How
to teach and hold young men,"

City delivered an address on "How
to teach and hold young men,"
$50. Rev. F. M. Hartman of
Gainesville delivered an address on
allow to maintain a home depart
ment in our Sunday schools
q. This hour was given up to
primary work. Mrs. F. P. Gaffney,
state superintendent, conducted for
thirty minutes a conference on this
special department of work. Dues
tons were asked by the leader and
answered by those who were en-
gagged in the most important de
partment of Sunday school work.
At 4:3o large primary class of
children were conducted to places
allotted to them inside the chancel
railing. Seated in their little chairs,
they presented very interesting
and practical feature to the con-
vention. After singing their open
ing hymn and reverently engaging
in prayer, Mrs. Gaffney proceeded
to give a practical object lesson to
the convention of how to conduct
and teach a primary class, which
was very much enjoyed.
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world.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-08
"H That Stays
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non irritating and
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were without a debt. He then
asked for pledges from delegates
and friends and some $3.50 was
easily raised in few minutes.
After this Prof. Hamill gave a
normal lesson on Johns Gospel,
giving the key words to chapters,
and a general outline of the book.
This was indeed blessing to our
workers, and proved to us what a
master teacher our leader is on
normal Bible study.
SIXTH SESSION.
2p.m. Devotional service was
conducted by Rev. J. NJ. Deve-
neau of Citra, after which the re-
ports of committees were read and
approved and officers elected. See
report of nominating committee
for list of officers.
3 pm. Free parliament "The
Needs of the State Field"
$3.50. "Sunday School Leakage !;
Its Cause and Cure" by Rev. VIM.
Stones, was very interesting and
helpful address.
SEVENTH SESSION.
1880 pm. Devotional services
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Mickler of
Micanopy.
8 pm. Unfinished business and
reading of the report of the COM
mittee on resolutions. See report.
SIS. Free parliament "What
Has This Convention Been to
Me?'
8:45. After a few earnest words
addressed to the Convention on the
Association and cause for thankful
ness for the past, and faith and
hope for the coming year, by the
Field Worker, the Convention
spent few moments in prayer.
The offering for expenses was then
taken, after which the convention
enjoyed trip to Paris in an illus
trated lecture by the Field Score
tary, closing with scenes in the life
of Christ. When Rubens's great
picture, "The Descent from the
Cross" closed the series, the con-
vention sang "Alas, and Did My
Savior Bleed p very softly and sub
dued, followed by prayer led by
Rev. I. J. Nixon, the pastor. Then
the convention stood while Rev. !.
c. Porter pronounced the benedic-
ton, and the convention adjourned.
LIST OF DELEGATES AND VISITORS
Rev. J. NJ. Deveneau, Citra; G.
Y. Deveneau, Citra; Mrs. +. A.
Grace, Chronicle; Mrs. Paul Bullen,
Crystal River; G. G. Hughes and
wife, Crystal River; Miss Griffin,
Mrs. Armstead, Anthony; w. ].
Kirkpatrick, Winter Park; Rev. A.
B. Carlisle, Havana, Cuba; Prof. II.
NJ. Hamill, Jacksonville, ILL.,; Elder
w. G.. Hearn, Lake City; Mrs.
w. H. Edmondson, Daytona; Miss
Sallie Poppell, Seville; Rev.William
Stones, Palatka; Mrs. John Hester,
Miss Emma Cloud, J. Z. Mickier,
Micanopy; Rev. +. NJ. Hartman,
Paradise; Rev. VIM. Shaw, Ocala;
Prof. II. c. Herman, Leesburg
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FOURTH SESSION

FOURTH SESSION
7:3o p. m. The devotional ser
vice of Scripture reading and
prayer was conducted by Rev. P.
J. Reeves of Spring Park.
SPIN. Rev. A. B. Carlisle of Ha-
vana, Cuba, was introduced and
delivered an interesting address on
"Missionary work among the Gu
bans, our opportunity to spread
the gospel and the earnest and
anxious desire on the part of the
people to receive it.
Mr.. Arthur johnson of Phila-
delphia, representative of the Sun
day School Times, was introduced
and made an earnest plea for his
paper. See printed report.
$50. Professor Hamill addressed
the convention on "The Bible and
the Child This was the greatest
and ablest presentation of truth on
child life and our responsibility
ever presented to thoughtful peo-
pie in this state. The speaker was
at his best, and held the earnest
attention of the audience for an
hour, as he presented most forci-
bly, his convictions on this impor-
tant subject.
After adjournment the conven-
ton was invited to compliment
tary concert given by the Metro
politan cornet band of Ocala in
the armory, which was accepted
and enjoyed by all the delegates
and friends.
FIFTH SESSION
am. Devotional service was
conducted by Rev. Ed Lee of
Citra, after which, at o:3o, the
convention was addressed by VIM.
H. Miller of Inverness on "The
Missing Nickel, or Sunday School
Giving"
10 am. "The Pastors Work in
the Sunday School" was the theme
presented by Rev. T. J. Nixon,
pastor of the Methodist church.
1890. Free Parliament "How
to Secure and Train Teachers. y
This was an interesting subject
and many good and helpful sug
gestions were given. The normal
and teachers meetings with con-
secrated teachers seemed to take
the preference.
II am. The State Treasurer,
H. c. Groves, read his report,
which was supplemented by the
report of the State Field Worker,
showing the business side of the
Association work, its income and
expenditures. These reports were
submitted to an auditing commit
tee for approval. Prof. Hamill
made some earnest remarks and
paid a tribute to the manner in
which the work had been done and