Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-29
l.. Democratic State Ticket.

justice OF the supreme Court
Franc B. Carter.
Secretary of State-John L Craw-
ford.
Attorney Geueral-TiIliam R. La
ma
Comptroller-W. q. Reynolds.
reasurer-J. r. Whitfield.
1perintendent OF Public Instruc-
w. n. Sbests.
,mmissioner of Agriculture-B. Z.
Lin.
Railroad CommissioneT-John L.
.Iorgan.
National Committeeman-G. P. Ra-
ney.
Delegates to National Convention
81. II. McCreary, Of Alachua; B. 8.
Liddon, of Escambia; B. 81. Palmer,
of Columbia; J. E. Wolfe, of Escam-
bia; Charles Wright, Of Hillsboro, ].
W. Watson, OF Osceola; r. d. Nc
Donald, of voIusis; G. Gibbons, of
! Duval.
! Alternates-M. Jacoby, L. J. REEVES,
John J. McShone, George W. Reynolds,
R. L. Anderson,'J L. Kirkpatrick, F.
I 4. Walpole, ". A. Filler.
Presidential Electors. NJ. Bars
Of Duval, John s. Beard of Escambis,
W. Il. Ellis OF Gsdsden and n. L.
J Williams Of DeSoto.
Alternates-W. 81. Harris Of Monroe,
s. J. Hilburn Of Putnam, W. F. Hines
! Of Sumter and Daniel Campbell of
/ Walton.
During the closed season, several Of
the fishing captains, whose catches
are handled by the Florida Fish and
Ice Company, will take their families
on two weeks cruise down the bay.
They will 60 ont on the various shar-
pies owned by the companies, and
rough il until the pleasure wears OF
G. ". Carson, well known in trans
portation circles, and lately clerk In
the Clyde steamship Office, 10 in Jail
at Jacksonville charged with the en-.
bezzlement of 1886. It is claimed
that before going to New York recently
he took cash from the Office, replacing
same amount with worthless forged
checks for $500, securing the balance
by worthless checks on banks where
he had no account. He is held in
S700 bail. Carson was for years In
Maynard's ticket Office and well known
to ''scslpers."
An ammonia tank exploded at the
Sanford ice factory, the past week, let.
ting loose 200 gsllons of ammonia. A.
G. Doubney, president Of The com
pany, and Tracy Lewis, chief en-.
gineer, had Q narrow escape. All veg
citation which the ammonia reached
close to the factory was covered with
frost. The damages were quickly re-
aired. As the factory has two separ
ate machines, the supply Of ice vas moi
interfered with.
Hon. Frederick s. Morse, agent fol-
the land department of the Floridf
East Coast Railway, has employed J.
8. Fredericks to survey several town
ships of land west from Little river,
and lay il Of in ten acre lots. There
is a great demand for farming lands
there. and buyers are selecting plots al
fast rs they are stsked out.
Orlando has made an enviable repu.
tation for the many miles Of claHeG
streets and substantial sidewalks al
ready laid, bat, to keep it current, the
authorities have had many streets re-
clayed within the last few months.
The Democrtie GubernatOFial Nominee
Judge Jennings, who is q native Of
Illinois, was born March "a. 1863,
and removed to Florida in 1886, and
was admitted to the Florida bar il
Brooksville in May, 1886, and has
since continued the practice Of hi,
profession with marked success.
Few men in the state have beer
more conspicuously honored by the
community than Judge Jennings, who
has been circuit court commissioner.
county judge, alderman, president Of
the Brooksville town council. and
chairman of the local board of schoo
trustees.
In 1898 he was elected a member Of
the Legislature, and was also sent tc
Tallahassee two years later, when he
was elected speaker of the house Of
representatives. In 1895 he was made
a presidential elector, and two years
later was chairman of the Democratic
state convention.
Robert ]. Bannermau, manager OF
the Santa Maria tobacco plantation Of
the Gadsden County Syndicate, has
cut from a six-acre field, grown under
cheese cloth and irrigated, without
fertilizers, q stalk eight feet long,
which was placed on exhibition at tht
Tallahassee National Bank. This to
bacco was set ont April 20 aud GU