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Arizona republican., 1900-09-17

Miss Ellis will open an ideal kinder garten on the morning of Monday, Sep tember 24, in the Sunday school room oi the Christian church, corner of Mon roe and Fifth avenue. Miss Ellis will be ably assisted by Miss Kibbey as pianist. Terms, s per month.
 When a woman becomes interested in church work, she has good deal to say about the separation of the gold from the drOss.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17
GO AND SEE BURTIS.

D. H. Burtis is getting ready for q big winters business. He is just now engaged in tearing out the ceiling of his storeroOm and the fact that there is lrore or less dirt and debris in evidence does not indicate that chaos reigns in that establishment but simply that he iS going to have an excellent business place when the work is finished. He proposes to lead the procession this winter and will therefore dispose of anything in his present stock at prices that will appeal to the buyer.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17
ARTISTIC RESEARCH.

Annie Nibbins is the meanest kind Of a gossip
 What variety is that?"
 Shes the kind that doesn't tell any thing herself, but gets you to tell all aou know''-Chfcago Record.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17
EXCURSION.

Pains exhibition "Battle of San Juan," Phoenix, September 24 and %, 1900. for which tickets will be sold on September 2S, "A and 9 from all sta- tions on s. F. P. & P. railway at one fare for the round trip. Final limit September 26. F.. w. GILLETT,
 General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17

The St Charles COndensing Co. have been notified that St. Charles Cream received highest award, the Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition. This product has stood the test of all eli mates and the award is just recogni- tion of its excellence.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17

A man today was telling something that happened long time ago. Tt was so long ago that when I attended a cir GUS. I waited for the concert" he said.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17
"HouEasyIt Runs
 Is what everybody says that rides EAGLE BICYCLE.

We EAGLE
 
    i
  ented and is the in
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17

Another one if those get-rich-quick concerns failed the other day"
 That so?"
 Yes; old Goldbond's daughter broke her engagement with young Will loug ughby.'-Indianapo Sun.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17
.INGERS.

No matter what the members of the 100 may think about it, the straw hat
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17

When a girl can write a good hand" " her mother wonders that the big whole sale houses don't engage her as head boOkkeeper.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-17

matches the weather better than does the oyster just now.-Ex
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
AlJORTTY UNPREcEDENTED.
Iarheel Democrats Rejoice Over
Their Big Victory In the
Election Of Thursday.

Rn1nirvA n-.~.-H nm -
Peo.Al says' Inc Demo
cFsss re9oaeeo quietly all over North
Carofins Friday. The compilation Of
election re,nrna shov.a that D.,.o-
sr..;, r,.s,..,s,.. ..-..-.. a. &C
fns;r, -s.;..:sss-s s ~ o1.oto sno
-n.t D.,oor.s,i. -.,d-.. RI 80 'ne
fbsrs ~;,S - ssn. $500.
49,, ~ - ~ Sys'ests 10 seyerei
A. - AsIr 100 gs'as gtoss Irregular,
.m.,is, uz;, - ns.Ge" ana
!. n az lsTE I !. - n. -, onA.nsm-
I.-s..ss = 49, - :. Songressman
~ a. 49,. : ,eson Essfong-
49,. -. 49, = nna,hg sney were
"A -. ..n..hsI S-lne eseoslen
49,. = i. ssrI Ans ~ -lsao: eozes- esd
sr..s - - ~ 1nn = sns onty
-. .n'su 'eoofssO 10 the state 30
M ..r
.h;,tv.;ss. I n NV me s,eC;ion on
.;an;..s = az o 800 sna n,ne la-
800. JonS,1r J O 10 :. ss. .s Win 'nlee
- uTSnuul sno 70 tne mouse nine
Ia Ia s $500, anu 'n.r'een fusion
Ths.. - 70. sa 'a,'. s ~ are ~ aouo.
80 oe ea,A uui.ns .ne nay
sVvs oAAi Pohics nis grew
~. " I.%oL INA. senator butier
nAa c,aleu N9rsn Cafonna electoral
49, saOu.c % cast 10Y 4aAiniey.
.msn clmmcns sAia a. Demo
-. ..sAo nssIqass.st. tn1I tne ssase's
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
eelIIER on 5Es srAsD.

- II Pewsrs cars T<r>e1 g Ezn-
peach ststsss tE3$sessr<-
ssoss sxanina<ioa a tjntsat
| Collier, Of ths xay'et adpin-
end the examiaatiob. direct
ss of Rsubsn Millsr. ohisl
= ne defendant. while he scssd
<lsry Of siate. were the features
fpweFs trial 81 Gcorgetcvps
Saturday. Miller had been
back fFon Indlapa BY ths
g NwEs bis opinion thai he
<tieh reshiied Ia the death Of
rs doebel 1as drea. - we're
shisA followed Z. outside the
l,s bnildinr.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
QuARANTrNa PuI on.

kgpeciaI from Houston, Tens, says
Stats Hssisk oese<f Hunt mas ordsrsi
rigid gsssansins sgaiAss Tampa
IA. eotA ~ raiL and q The ports. I
applies % heighh passengers and
mai. n - -. -. 49, u
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

e shaeefal.
Z NashEsston spsssaI save: & be-
ist . -. hl5.sses lron 1Einislss Coae.r
Vas Fscsiysd spndsyl ss tie STATE ! de-, d
Psssnssk IA cAns throagh Ccnsa,
GsaezeI Nosdsou5at sksnsksi. Via
tsassnsistsd nsssssss received by Az.
RsEsdals Dated Sfasss coasui 4
Tier Tgin, fropa Mr. Copasr snd T..
c9nlEeA sscrstsfy 81 the unitsd Ssstcs.
Legation e Rskfn, The adyises. sre
the nn1e e. these Received 4 dsv' o.
two ago By de state danartrae.,f r.s,
Consul EoRlsf et Che Eoo III.
messss 81 yes tzsnsu,l Iced Is PEAT ent.
hckiniey q Canton snd III. A6os.
acting secretary "a 5tsts, Issued ths
following sisksmsnt ooneernine a: 8,
Consul Gepefal 9oodnow. n arce-
biegram dated Shanghai. Anausf Sth.
which Wa seesiysd sE the state dsnart.
szent e 3 O'clock this SUNDAY, morn.
!se. fepeeb the receipt BIZ consui
gpdsle 1t Ten Tnin Of messars frou6
Mihiszer Cpnees and ths secrstsrx ~
re lHstsf, Mr. Bqnires, datsd law
Flat 20 the following eject:
III we'll; no fighting s;ncs IA
10Th hy agreement. Enoaak 1rovis-
Ions. Hope for speedy reliaf.
Mr. Goo dnov ada fksf ia airse-
tor Of posts, Ehene. had a. tho ktk
communicated 70 him 81 itansrssI eiist
dated July 30th, ordsfi14 Jung In "a
provide m ssAort tor ihs nirister. ~
Tien Tain Nhsn ths ninistsrp AZ shs
date. The ediet ssys the ministers
can rscsise > esssg ss not II eipher. bu&
notvithstsA1ing this. plain messages
we're tss1Fasd % suns eonsuis on An
Whsit shs hessagss ircm Minister
Gorge enI Secretary Hauirss bear the
eete ~ 9ply 2ist, the beiisf. founded
~ q1iy qp1n than. bns slso upon
81 lstsfai snd later information. L that
<ee issstlopers are Jet safs iron i'm. !
At present fhere il no means Of know.
l1g vhetbe< he ministers viii accent
tbe oi1eF cf tho Chinese' Imperial INV
sEaneas 70 provide en- escort fer tbsm
% Iisn Isins b6th ;s sutmised thai
hey ein prefer 10 fvmaip within ths
8ritie6 legation e Pekin until the
krfiss tue allied foress.. Sheuid
fesy eseft fot Ten Tsi1 insn prohs-
slli - wcald ,bs beesuss shsy r.
ssldsd that tie easss coarse 70 pursue.
q 4 thogs hk % Be pct pnlsksly MA
the ChinSss VA be very insisfsss up-
on the departure o. !. the minissers Il
TIE hope q they can De eottsa 10 Tien
Tin ID safety. ths stcrmine al Pekin
may be sserted. The hhihit;on o.
cipher dispatches to the minears, while
: serious breach Of dipiomatie usages.
2 not regarded here With spprehsn-
sion. The Chirass goyefnmsnt, IL u !
pointed on, Z Suspicious Of tbs actions
ND infant ofths powers, and proba-
BY has adopted this prscAutiou to pre- |
vent Communication 70 The ministers
q The details Of military movements.
=
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
FEVER NOV In TAhPA
Tires Cases and One Dsath Re-.
ported = gl'sida CITY.


>. - =
Friday ncrning d. Z. W. weldon,
agent OF the Flofiaa 49, hard a
he.itS 2i.su.a ..,,.,;. ...ss.t..,....,,,. =
s''ae snet sssre 80 nesn one
dsszhst lamps fsom yellev fsvsr. and
that there wers teo essse knova "a
exist as.s ~ -
- fyEaE tagsf .li.,Y.ssss a ~,
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

|. NE bar =
drtt>hs t7o<rs -
mar. Tbs f1Iloxidk
70 ths escfe lsx9 ii =
81 tho bos>s al elisr
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
Rfe News.

- te<~sS ~ A8AAP8 D4Y t8D0Ot
osciock last Saturday morning. Twenty
pefspns were aboard when the fire be.
gan, bat were rescued by two tues
which came to their aid. - n
/ The boat was equipped with four
gasoline engines, and had two lsres
tanks Of the infsmmabIe materisI
aboard. -
| One Of the tanks vas too fun. snd
the gasoline escaped upon the decks.
Iguiting, the flames soon enve!oped
the boat. The tanks we're provided
with safety valves. which prevented an
explosion.
The craft was quickly consumed. n
was valued ut $75, 900, and had insur-
ancs TO the amount Of go, 900.
10 ReEaster Tsrpsntise stills.
By ruling Of the ccmnissioner az
internal revenue, Hon. g. W. Wilson
Of Warrington, all stills ranst Be reg-
istered with the internal reysnue de-
pertment hereafter, In acoordancs with
the provisions OF section s25S. Revised
Statutes. The ruling was made affsr
some corresponden,s with ,. n. Gtrip-
Ling. United States district atternsr
Tor Florida. and the result Of thia cof-
respondenee II Is important 10 have
made known TO every turpenfino DIS
tiller in the state withia ths next thirty
dsyA
Ar. STRIPPING recsiysd directions
several days since TO enter prosscu-
ton. under this section, against . ven
known turpentine aisfilisf. npSa
which Mr.. STRIPPING inqnissd ~ isis-.
graph a. follows:
Doss ths department hcld shxs tns-
pentipe distillefies must Be registered
with the collsctoff''
The reply was received in the fol-
loving form: - 0ts
Registration Of stills, vhsn ses an.
u compalsory, without REGARD 10 tie
purpose but, in visy Of the non,sn.
torcsment Of the Requirement IN FIoFi-
da, prosecutions need not De begun II
stills now in opefssioa sAali D men.
erty registered. 90. ". WrzenH
'CoNmissiones Of Internal Rsssaaa 8
The registration Of stills sss M and
used Tor the prodncti6a q iiqaor have
been registered, and this redn2rtme<t .
has BEEN enforced By sAa aspsftS.su.lI.'
OF justice, hut 4 Aas. noa. kse1, IA :
heretofore in fhia ss1te Ehat ~ bfs-
vision included tks -texiss Skidls - J
stills set up and sussd ID pFci 4 Il 4,
a. =. - go - - - ~, a - M y
turpentine. Will TIA iaeFsse VI ~
pssseas ~ ~ 8
h nor 'scoept Sd - 4 al
cakionss -. \
80 - $ e
= e { q, - eel
Wee Sfs s.;
send ss,re q 3 q
sheif sezt y Il :
ssuest IL ~ (
irtt Ne tzo6rs -
tsipg We resei
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
sarrsoa General Nstiaea.

SH8SOu NeneEnA - otANo0- -
Surgeon General Wynan. ois ths
marine hospital service, at washina-
ton, received the following tsIssrsn
from the state health officer Of Fforids:
JAcxsoNv1LLE, Fla, Aufust 8.
le00-Weedon autographed me ysstefS
day reporting tvU-cases,of ysilow "a
yer NJ Tampa. Today b ssires Or
case seen Tuesday aud rs&Nd6d
picious. Second, q tailor. So
Wednesday morning. dying. Autopsy
yellow fever, Third case, enapEoSse
laundry, seen yesterday. Diagu5ssd
yellow fever this morning. Searss
not known. ! win reach Tampa IL
the morning. White with me-
':JosEPRL. Posr1n.
''State Health 0meer. :
Papers are being drawn ssf Tampa
completing the fornaties o. 4 nsw,
cigar manufacturing conpany whish
II 10 hsvs more than 800, 900 eash
capital. and win take ranh Win ne
leading eoncsfns Of the cry The
fall announcsusnt wit hs fsads 3ofI
the pnblio vithin sfsw days. 4
From the ofGes afsths ssamp aepaty
as Tampa comes fbe staisneat s. II
for the mouth. q Iuly there rns 4
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
8 BAT1IE
HEAVY Loss
! % Against tzlhsss fsrsss
On March 70 Rskis.
|REIdNERS LOSE l,les aEN

hfpseurred a Pietssng. . VIZ
So Miles Ont From Ten
1sin On the Road to pekis. 9
z allowing cablegrans we're re-
u Is the navy department Mon.
Oh Foo, Auguss Z. Bufesu, Z
eation, Washington, British
81 reports, unofficial enga4a- s
81 Peitasng Sunday morzs-
& 10 1890 Allied fose killed
c1n5ed. 400, chiefly Bns-
y fSi Japanese Ohi18us re- u,
<iD& n = 1ss9s - Ixrssro.s -
= FOO, Aagast {. Bureau j
Con, Wsskiatto Bnof,. (
ors bsIisssa - b fslisbls.
81. 600 slli>s heavily en-.
hiness. af Reitssng day.
We btzs. = RExsr.n
ing to the Information In
~ of the MAR Department, shs
Reitsang b q The head Of
On ths Pei 10. between
<relys miles b. road BE-
Tsip. His q yillaes1f md
3sidssAbie size, bat moi wsll-
river At this point q not
By anything larger thxp i
1'fsf steam launch, and II 4,
zbnt The troops prokehlY
he in sz1Ail bosks, towedS
9sl launches, s, q. q
&nliy al along the river BE-
5ia 70 Tisn Tad q q Low. AZ.
isn almost Y rassshla 5o<
,id|ss IN ~ " &essoa ara
6n The
asz q
e sssorkbly ioosfS for par
esfe1se than Tien Esin.
ucak u vac eypfeesed q the
zsnt that tht 1ets from
Substantially coreesk rs
later report rles reduce
9 tssualties amo1r the intsr-
<otcss, but II Is evident shat !
*3sc 81 Pekin 10 e last fairly uns
nd that styong oprosition
~ eascantered.
~ department of3eisIt vhej
3esa exceedingly ret:cs1s for
says - TO news isom tia seal |
admitted when the naval dis.
Fere rsceised that ihs %.
eat Of the battis ras GOT un- |
Opinion sznorg ths various
neu In Weshina>on u spme-
Hflded a. T. iaxt what d pro-
The days events. The more
zlsssa are incIine2 "a think that
Severe blow e. The Chinese
have received = zsitssng will
20 the spsedr d;sfntsgfssioa Of
.ese DOG ePFosing ne march Of
aisfaaiionA colopp
'elLiER on gEssRAxD. i
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

- ~ r 4|
Dr. fsrtsr xssses Fever isssiis
DID. 7. Porter. State health s. rs
issued an Official Statements q - ss[
low fsvor situation at Tampa, NJ III IL.
disease was Hrst reported. ma sisss.
msnt was In part as follows: O.,
In complisncs with tha kssits
statutes Of the state Of FlorI1s ansj
the rules and regulations a IA si,h'
board Of health. the followinT & mo
muisatsd for the infornafion on ali
concerned: -.
- Three csses 81. Isllor isser ss
Tampa, with one deatk. had been
reported ofieislly 70 HE state health
ofaoAf and 4unfxnfiBe Festficffons -
travel % sad froaf Tsmpa had bsen
innediatsly ofdorod These resfrio-
taons vii be cohtinued until : NOR
tAesopgh exAninatioa Of shs eases re-
ported ~ yellow fsver can be made.
Tor It 10 fully realized that undue
hsste In this matter IL neither de-
manded nor In c0nsonance With soupd
sanitary iadgmen2
lit h desired to again see thess
cases before Q decided diagnosis.
both BY the state and the United
States authorizes, shall be arrived at
and announced. There have been no
additional eases reported. The pres
ent sanitary condition Of Tampa cannot
Dc considered ~ alarming or danger
onsly serious."
The proclamation further recites the
various quarantine regulations that
have been enforced. Orders we're
given that no trains should leave the
aty except BY the relay system. A
Gordon Of guards was placed around
the city and no enc Il allowed to leave
exeept By permission. A house-to-
'houne inspection vas started as once.
d. Porter says the sanitary condition
OF the cfty II such a. 10 esuss no IN,
Recesssr9 alarin: No tickets are cold
70 points IN latitude soath Of Wash-
irRson except where cities expressly
sigaiiy Their willingness to receive
refugees Eom Tampa ~ - q. Z.
ssnce The ADORE statement was
issptd Df. Porter and Surgeon White
iSagnezsd Che two suspected csses
and declared them not 70 be yellow
sever. One vAs reported a. typhoid.
they state that not, having sesn the
man who died, they cannot say shout
that case and do not care 10 discuss |
he diae0nsis made. Hundreds oil
persous were near him during his III
ness and after Ave days oil were re.
ported we'll q SNt
Pell-Clarke hall is the name aiysn
10 the home and day school for girls
soon 70 be opened in the large house
on Lake Eola, known - Bishopstead I
or q number Of years. II WAS sorm.
'rly the home Of Bishop William !
Crane Gray Of the southern diocese o. |
Florida The school viii b the Out
Irovth Of the efforts Of the hisAop,i
Tho has bad the project in mind. aad i
,as been working up to il for years.
1t last arrangements have been made I
or two lady teachers Of vide sxperi.l
nee from the east, who will bring 81
sw OF their pupils with them. Otherl
'oang ladies have been seeursd, 40
hat the school will open in the frss
'eek in October, with sGfacisua nnms
'ers to secure success from the sfArtsE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
ABOUT HEART DISEAS E
Ninety Per Cent. of Il Really Caused
Prom Poor indignation.

Real organic heart trouble fs incurablc,
but scarcely one csse IN hundred Is
organic.
The action o. che heart ana stomach
are both controlled by che same great
nerves the sympathetic and pueumogas-
trio and when the stomach fails 90 prop
cry digest the food ana it lies in the
stomach fermcntiug gases are formed.
which disteud the organ. causing pressure
on the heart and lungs. causing pulp.ta-
don, irregularity and sh1r.ness 81 breath.
The danger from this c0ndit.on Is that
the continued disturbance 90 che heart
sooner or later may cause mal organic
heart trouble and IN tact frequently does
20.
Furthermore. poor digestion makes the
blood thin and watery and deHelont 10 red
corpuscles. ana this further irritatcs auh
weakens the heart
The most sensible thing 20 do for heart
trouble IS 20 insure sho digestion and as
s.mllation OF the food
This can be done hy the regular use ar
ter meals OF some safe. pleasant and cf-
fcctive q gestive preparation. ike Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets. which, may be found
az most drug stores ana viii d contain
the necessary digestive elements in
pleasant. convcn ent form.
Thousands o. people keep we'll and Wig
orous by keeping their digestion perfect
by obs rving the rule OF taking one or two
Of these tablets after each meal or at
least after each hearty meal
Stuaw's Dyspepsia Tablets contain 4. S.
T. pepsin diastase from malt and other
natural digestives. which act only on The
food. diEesung it perfectly and preventing
acidity. gases and the many diseased com
tons which accompany a weak stom-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

Tarboro. n. C.. Nov - -Edgecomhe
High school. o. Tarboro. g
Wilmington. y. c.. Nov. - Football
Wilmington. o: Wilson. o
Richmond. Va. Nov 1a-Foothall
University o. Virginia. IS. sewanee g.
New Orleans. Nov. - Tulane Univer-
sliy u. University % Mississippi o.
Al Jackson. Mise University Of Isouisi-
ana. B. Millsopp's College. 8.
At Knoxville. Tenn--Univereity Of Ten
nessee. Il. Georgetown College OF Ken
lucky. g.
Al Chattanooga. Tenn Cumberland
University. rs. Grant University.
AZ BlrminF ham. Ala. Clemson Univsrs-
i,y OF South Carolina. as. University Of
Alabama. o
A. Austin Tex -University Of Texas.
~. Agricultural and Mechanical Col.
lege. o.
AZ Nashville Tenn. University Of Nash.
vile. s. Vanderbilt University. Is
At Greenviile s. G --Wofford College. s.
Furman College. s.
At Augusta-Davidson College % North
Carolina, 81 archaeological OF Atlantis. g.
A. oxford. ". C-Horncr o. Bling
ham. 3D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
DREAM or GOLD CAME TRuB.
kIondike Miner Had n vision Indi-
eating Location Of Treasure.

klondtke MAncF hnu htNt"h hh"a-
eating Location OF Treasure.
From tho New York Times.
omaha-one man has found the pot o.
gold a. the foot Of the rainbow. just es
the fairy ta.e told us IL could be found.
From street car conductor TO millionaire.
and all through q dream. or rather two
dreams Is the story Of luck which Jack
suttle Of Omaha has come home to tslL
Three vears ago he was conductor on
one Of the street car lines OF Omaha.
when he decided 10 seek bis fortune IN the
klondikc. Ho had barely enough money
10 carry him 10 the SO q nelds. but he de-
lermined to risk OH on one throw Of the
dice and took his chances Arriving in
Dawson. he prospected for time. with
varying success. ana then went $50 miles
northeast on tho stuart River.
Then he had n dream.
In his vision he saw r. brilliantly colored
rainbow stretching IN cni-circle across
the northern skies. One foot of Il rested
on . certain mountain. ana from Il was
pouring shower Of gold greater than
Midas ever longed Tor or Jovo poured upon
the mortal with whom be was enamored.
The dream haunted him al the next dag.
and many a time ho turned his eyes 20
the notwithstanding almost ina accessible
and covered with snow a few miles away.
Hut the dream was not strong enough 90
draw him 10 tho mountain.
Three nights later the vision was repeat
ed exactly as O. had occurred the first
time Again he saw the many colored
rainbow % promise IN the cold nothorn
sky. and again the foot touching the snow
capped peak pouring forth its treasure OF
aliurius yellow metal
That decided him
guttle and his family are devout Latter
Day, Saints. members Of the Homogeneous
branch Of the Mormons. which sect be-
lieves strongly 10 dreams and visions and
tokens. SO. when this second warning
was given, nothing. IN his mind. remained
but TO search for tho treasure. IL seemed
great deal like initiating the oil. chill
lsh legend Of hunting for the pot OF gold al
tho foot % the rainbow. but he had faith
IN his dream and SET out upon the ar
duous journey 20 tho golden mountain.
The mountain was wen-nigh inacces-
sihle, and. although ~ peak was plainly
visible from whore be was prospecting Il
took three months for nina 10 reach Il.
But reach Il he ala az last. and hs be-
gan proEps~ting
Last Saturday no returned 90 Omaha.
bringing with him 2soO00 in gold. which
being distrustful Of banks. he placed in a
safety deposit vault.
This IL only a small part 81 his wealth.
as he stu owns claim co feet wide and
haiti a mile long Ia the spring he will
return with his family ana begin mining
or q gigantic scale lie estimates that
there Is enough gold ore on his claim 70
keep a ten-stamp mill working for nifty
years.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

Tallahassee. Fla. Nov % Letters pat
ent have been granted for the incorpora-
ton OF the Masonic Building Association
az Fort Pierce with a capital Of $50
In the Circuit Court Rosa Bell was in
dicted for assault with intent 10 murder.
but was convicted OF an aggravated as
sault.
Henry Arnold Lucy Jones, Sable Con-
nor and Joe Donaldson were convicted OF
larceny. after breaking and entering a
dwelling
The case OF the state against eN-Treas-
urer C. b. Collins embezzlement. was
continued until next term. as was also
the tase against Patterson Mcbride for
murder.
The case OF Harrison King. indicted for
committing rape. was set for ttial Fri
day morning. and a special venire Of thirty
men was ordered summoned FOR a jury.
The grand jury has found six indict-
meuts.
Saturday. Dec. !. has been set by tho
State Board of Canvassers for the Of
fciaI canvass OF the vote OF Florida cast
on Nov s.