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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND saves RANK
Interest paid on savings. W, Y.
Armstrong. prest.. p. w. Madsen. vice.
prest.. j. z. Game. cashier.
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KEMMERER COAL


Everybody eats t. Nothing beats Il.
Lock for the label and ask your grocer
for Il every. day. dsslth follows
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Appisqu,srs MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer for thu genuine.
salt LAKE Ab.tract CO, Lleensed,

Quick, accurate and responsible
work.
A. w. SMITH, Manager.
Phone 7Ot. 10 W. ist SO.
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Pm, mcoleIlap's Day at ssitair

The social event Of the season at
Saltair Saturday. Prof. MeClellans day'
Grand bail In evening.
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stNITARIUM LADIES' tn RK Is n
Bsths, Hairdre sing. Manicuring The best.
"a w. Third south.
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FOR sALE-aEAL ESTATE.

THIS Is THE RIGGESr BARGAIN IN
the market; $40 acre ranch room house,
sheds, aiming implements, daley utensils.
rs head OF cattle, horses, wa Rons, slelghs,
buggleS chickens twenty tons hay spring
water of tho finest, creek supplies snihcient
aver 1900 per month. The owner banks 400
a month, over ioQO Il year Who ~ the man
ga ll!tnimtin ol0iryf Can on us.
ic df a.. q. 50 Nest 2ud south
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Permits to We'd Issued During Week
By County Clerk.

The following marriage Licenses were
issued during the week from the county
clerks Office:
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BARBER SHOPS.

COOLEST, CLEANEsT BARRIER SHOP
In town with baths. The Model, News Bldg
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WHIP MAKERS:
CLASS IN MIDWIFERY.

WHIPS HAND MADE. Z, =. MARTIN
81 s West Temple st Lasbes by post
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TopAY's TEMPERATURES,

10 a. M, 70; II a. m. 81; IL o'clock
noon, $751; p. m, 80
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snoEs FOR psFoRMEo FEET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD TO
~, ~. yc;ns' r. olsen. 81 g. THIRD south.
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PERSONALS.

sTop GAMBLING, WHEN you SUFFER
from any diseases and You pay your money
Tor medicine without a positive guarantee
INT not so With as; n you suffer from Ca
tarrh. Bronchltls Deafness. Weak Eyes or
Hsadache. Try our "Ozonlked Vapor Bat
tery,T for one week fres.
or sale at 4 u ". I. Drug Dept, or at
our Office. % z. lst 50. sunset Medical
Chemical 90. All mail orders promptly az
tended 20. Price sl.o0.
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DAIRY L. cREA merry.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

This BEATS NEW JERSEY CHAR
,ers nrocured under South Dakota laws for
fen dollars Write for corporation law
iAte Assistant Secretary OF state, Huron
Beadla %, South Dakota.
well, ESTABLISHED TAILOR BUsI-
ness Tor sale; store fixtures, SO win emachines
and toolsi all that Is necessary 10 large pusi-
ness, will sacrifice for 500 right qnieh; oom-
nnlsory. Theo. Hartman, Olympia, WI.
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TYpEwRlrERs.

REMINGTON TYPEwRIrERs RENTED
from 10 mo. up, by manuracturers. W.
End South. Phone l35i-Y.
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REDMAN VAN STORAGE Co, OFFIoE
and storage Rooms ied and l2 :. w, Ieripls
81, continental Market Bldg) Moving ,tor'
Phone SN Y. KF. Redmaa, Manager.
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TEL. 40.
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CONSULT MADAME LYNNE, PALMIsT
and astrologist. most wonderful seer. Con.
situations daily. ~ W. ard south.
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Madison VS.. Tallahassee.

Last Thursday the Madison baseball
team wentup TO Tallahassee and played
a game Of ball with the team in that
city which resulted ia victory for
Tallahassee by score Of to5. Up to
the ending Of the fifth Inning the game
was a pretty one, the two teams being
very evenly matched, and the score be-
ing one 70 one. At this point long fly
was knocked by one OF the Tallahassee
hatters which che umpire called a fair
ball. but which 10 outsiders appeared Ia
be a foul. The ball rolled down the
hill and let in three rune for Tallahaseee
Madison aucceeded before the end Of the
game 10 adding four runs 10 the score
Which made the game end as above
ntRtea ohr AHga played good ball All
'Is 4A a'do1h ~ aid The other team
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fourth Of Iuly in Madison.

The glorious fourth was celebrated
bya general closing Of all places
Of business in the city. The town
was nearly depopulated by those
who'went to some one Of the many pic
mics In the vicinity. A large crowd
went to MOseley Hall, others to Pine
Lake and the largest number Of all
went over to Olympia. To the latter
place it is said that about two hundred
OF the people Of the town went to enjoy
the day.
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TOWN TOPICS.
Continued from Fourth Page

You can discern more OF the outeror.
pings OF human natrie at a dog fight
than at prayer meeting,
The editor of this paper. his famiIF
and bis office force extend 10 CapS.
Smith Parramore grateful thnnke ter-
the finest watermelon which has come
our way this season. ltwss whopDsr,.
weighing 81 pounds, and 81, was coed
clear through to the rind. Thank WON
captain. May you live many years and
continue ~ raise melons like this, ono.
Mrs Mary Crockett has been greatly
honored by the news, that the ruAsA
chamber in The Young Ladies' BoariFn~
home in Louisville, Kentucky, a Iarwp.
house recently purchased and given. Ia
Mrs Belknap for that purpose, has been
named MARY Crockett's Room. " Tha.
room has been beautifully furnished BIZ
Mrs, b. M, Sheriff. and will serve to-
bring gladness into the lives Of mary
young girls through the years TO CONS,
Several months ago Capt A. j. Do
zier had the misfortune TO break his.
right arm andon Tuesday he happened
to an accident by which bis left arm, WAS
broken, 1t seems that Henry NOesr
was up on a step ladder looking at Soma.
pigeons, Captain Dozier being neapby
The ladder fell throwing young NoseQl
to the ground. In falling the lad6ec
struck Captain Do2ier knocking Ann,
down. He fell on his left arm and ia
was broken in two places. Captain
Dozier has the sympathy Of his MANI
friends in this his second misfortune.
DR.. W. p. Head has opened his asu.
tai Offices in the rooms over the BanIx
of Madison and is now ready for business
DR. Head is agraduate Of the Southern
DentalCollege ofAtlanta and few wesps
ago successfully passed bis examinatScn
before the State Board Of Dental e.
aminers and was licensed TO practice Als
profession IN this State His Offices 49,
complete IN every detail. When M
a % q his services give him call.
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FREE BARBECUE.
Madison will Entertain on Saturday
with Big, Free Barbecue. Judge
William B. Lamar, CONGRESS
sional Candidate.
Will Sneak.

The last big gun Of the campaign be.
fore the battle proper will be fired in
Madison on next Saturday when Hon.
William B, Lamar, candidate for Con.
gress, will again appear in this city and
address the democratic voters Of town
and county. This will be the last public
speaking before the primary and it Is
expected that tremendous crowd viii
be present on that day.
A big barbecue will he prepared in
preparation for the crowd. The bill of
fare will include beef, mutton, kid.
pickles, bread, ice water and other things
Of which we have not heard. We are
informed that five beeves will be cooked
beside a number OF sheep a "a kids.
Five hundred loaves Of bread, barrel
OF biscuit and a mountain of corn bread
have been ordered and quantity OF
sweet and sour pickle will help out in
the feast, Ice water barrels will be
scattered about the grounds and there
will be plenty for all.
Let everybody come. Hear the SPEAK.
ingl See the speakersl Eat, drinR and
be merry, and then go home and prepare
your ticket for next Tuesday.
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No False Claims

The proprietors Of Foley's Honey and
Tar do not advertise this as ''sure cure
for consumption" They do not claim
1t will cure this dread complaint in
advanced cases, but do positively assert
that it will cure in the earlier stages
and never fails to give comfort and re
lief in the worst cases, Foley's Honey
and Tar lie without douHt the greatest
throat and lung remedN Refuse sub.
stitntes. Sold by D. @ Sltth. IA
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N. p Kumpe, Druggist, Leighton,
Ala, writee; zone Of my customers
had child, which was sick, and threw
up all food, could retain nothing on it,
stomach. He bought one bottle Of
Whites Cream vermifuge, and IL
brought up l19 worms from the child.
tie the boss worm medicine in the
world" Whites Cream Vermifuge is
also the childrens' tonic. 1t improves
their digestion and assimilation Of food,
Strengthens their nervous system and
restores them TO the health, vigor and
elasticity Of spirits natural 10 childhood
25c at D. G. Smiths.
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Madison kids" defeated.

The Live Oak "kidn baseball team
came over Tuesday for feturn game d
baseball with the kidp team Of thif
town which was pulled off on the grounds
in the western part of town. The
youngsters from Live Oak we're accBn.
panied by a large number of the citizens
of that town who came along to "soot''
for their favorites. Col. J,1B. johnson
of Live Oak umpired thdfanie and
gave general satisfaction BY NJ rulings.
The game was an interesting one, the
little fellows on both teams playing ball
like veterans, The score Of the nine
inning game was Ii to in favor of the
visitors. A few weeks ago the Madison
boys beat the Live Oak team so honors
are now even. Another game will In
all probability lie played by the teams to
settle the question Of the championship.
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DR. Hodges new offices.

After September LIST DR., Hodges will
have the handsomest dental offices in
Florida, in DR. Smiths now brick block.
Until then you will find him over Cog
giRs' store u
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BY FL. vANN, Managing 5 Trustee
Ia !, Jaly 2, r9os.


Mrs Minerva Smith, Of Dsnvlllve, III.
writes; Il had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until used
Foley's Honey and Tar which is a sure
ure9 Sold by D. G. Smith.
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TOWN OFFICERS.

flkYoa-F. s. Hodges.
tirRK AND TsRAsuKER-Walter Bunting.
'fARsHAL AND ColLFcroR--R. a Dale.
hssrssOR--A. l.. Vann.
fowR CoUEclLr-f.. a, f'raieigh. President; l. r.
Ees. W. 3. DAVIS, VIM. Burton and 4 J..
Bat. Regular meeting AZ Council Chamber in
ncipal Building on the, second Tuesday night
bach month. Nsk
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COUNTY, oFFIcERs.

|mNTY jUpcE-J. p, Martin.
EiRRR or CouRr-T. z. Martin.
fHEaiFF-E. s. Armstrong.
EAx AssnssoR-R j. Paterson.
Fax Cot1RcroR-S. j. Ellison
|uf'r. PUBLIC IHSrRUcTIoN--J. A. Hughes.
|ouHrY TREAsuRER--T. w. Dale.
|0uNTY SuRvRyoN-J q. Leslie,
IOuRTY CoMsissioNRRs--W n. Dial, IT,,
ainnan; ". w Mcdonald, l.. J. Porter, q. w,
|ey, WIN. b Williams. Regular meeting on
hrst Wednesday Of each month.
|clooL BoARD--J. c. Horne, Chairman; w. J.
|nton, w. NJ Goodman. Regular meeting on
hfst Tuesday Of each month.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

hereby announce myself a candidate for m
elecuon to the Office Of County Treasurer Of Masi.
son county, and solicit the support Of the DeuT,,
cIahc voters ~ the coming election. also. tpis,ss
Respectfully,
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

come again soliciting the support Of the,
Democratic voters OF Madison coupty-at the NEXT .
primary on me 18TH OF July, as of your Reprrs.
elSc'ed hereby promise 10 serve YOU hones4t,.
s9berly and to the best Of my ability by supporttnSs
az gqnn measures that may he introduced for tks.
upbulding of our beloved state
respectfully
JNo, X. WILSON,
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

hereby announce myself as a candidate fer
county Sommissioner for District No. B. suhicgr
cratic primary, and respectfully solicit thc suppmst
Of all democratic citizens Of Madison county, ~
elected pledge myself TO faithful discharge Of
F. j. JEFFCOAT,
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FOR STATE SENATOR

The friends Of r.. l.. ~ iams he reby announca,,
MN as candidate for State senator from this lotgI,
senatorial District and solicit for hin, the supper
OF all democats IN the coming Primary. He being
true and tried democrat and well known by ali the
people further comment Is unnecessary
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Annual Report of Bond trustees.


10 the Board Of County Commissioners Of Madi
son COUNTY, Florida
nc trustees Of the Bonds Of Madison countv
pwsu"l, 70 tiie law, herewith transmit their annual
ieP9 3,' o. receipts and disbursements,
~ or me interest coupons due Iune L. ult. ex.
eept Two OF Sjo each, and seven OF So each
NV Dong 81 called ~ for payment by you Aug, :,
l29i ana to be paid Sept o 10oi, of 8soo-principa
and interest SsoS as total, olO. Isl which ySbon
presented Tor payment will with probable oolier.
upns by nc Tax Collector, leave a net balance
Is ABOUT wv, and we recommend that Won call IN
~ payment that amount Of bonds, which will re-.
d9eeihe amount outstanding 10 1900.
einee our last annual report twenty bonds az roo
each have been called In BY YOU Tor navmen, ss
Io,nows, August z, 70 be paid by the county Sent.
~ y. nonds 2, ~ 81 and 81, all of which have been
pun except bond 81 as stated above Oct IS 10
pe psld Nov 40 by the Trustees Of the l. =, Fund
and Us Ma1ch Z, 20 q 70 ~ So, 20 dIbn3 and Iai,
Trustees of the l. J. Fund Bonds az al q. "a an5
~ Asyet, the Trustees of the Il. l. Fund have
n no., ~ we law provides, delivered them TO the
OUTSTANDING BONDS.
bon9s OF 60V each, .,,.,.,,.............. 1900
VI NV, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Total, o-oo
list of the numbers OF he o,tstandng Bon,Js
accompanies this report.
Respectfully &C.,
A. LIVINGSTON,
]. L. INGLIS,
X, J. VANN,
BY X, J. Vann, Managing Trustee.
Madison, Flap July, ig02.
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hereby announce myself candidate for ra-
election to the State Senate Thanking the peopla
OF Madison county for past favors and soliciting a
continuance Of same, | am very respectfully.
b. ID, WADSWORTH
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DISBURSEMENT
1901. Octr, To Madison County
STATE Bank, Bonds and
1oot $500 each, interest
TO sept o voucher T,..,...... fot6 A
i9n1. June To Madison County
State Bank, interest cou.
pnns from Bonds IA, ma
fi3, lI4 and IIs of 8loo each 20 oo
and nom bonds 3, q, 8, 9, "a,
"a, 30, S. ~ AZ, %, 4s, 70, IS,
rs and no OF $500 each, ........4s $50 90
7, voucher
June To Madison County State Bank
interest coupons from bonds
20 IS, s., 50, " and "a Of Sroo
June To Madison County State Bank 100 90
interest coupons from bonds
80 30, So 81 and % Of Sioo each 20 90
ana from bonds % and % Of
5000 each, voucher A. . DO oo
June To Madison County State Bank ~ "
interest coupons from bonds
%, 80 IS, 20, 81, IS, 50, 81, IS,
81 % Aro o. OF 100 each ...,,,... p 90
June II To Madison County State Bank
Interest coupons from bonds
81, - and 81 Of 500 each, .......,.O 90 90
voucher
June ro To Bank of Madison, interest
coupons from bonds q, B. &,
10 ~. II, -, rs, 10, ~, IS,
i9, 30, ~, y, IS and 90 cfIoo
and from bonds s S and 6,' Of 100 90
500 each, voucher T., ~ . IN m
July IS To Bank ofMadison, Bond q
for 500 with interest to Sept
q voucher ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos az
Balance carried forward, ,..,..,,.... =. 80 %
a0ub 10
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PoLIrIoAL ANNouNoEmeMrs.
FOR TAN COLLECTOR.

hereby announce myself candidate for rnA
election 70 the Office Of Tax Collector for Mhs,sso,w
county, subject to the Democratic primary Of M ~.
Is, ihanking generous puoiic i1r past surruYiss
heieny sohcit continuance 90 She same and -
Nominated promise TO coptiuuc the duties Of tha.
1 o. with the same fidelity which have efssar
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-07-10

FOR TAX ASSESSOR

hereby nnuouneemysefa candidate for re aoups-
marion 10 NE Office Of Tax Assessor, subject 10 tllr
IIS,luh OF the Demucraue Primary 10 be held o,n
July 18th next Thinking the people for tHsgn-
generous support IN the past, end soliciting. tIios-
support and sufr &c Of All democrats in the Primary
am, Very Respel fully
RoBT l. PATERSON
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respectfully Announce myself M a cnndilalr ~,
denomination 70 the office Of County Commissionyt
from from District No. 3. In the past have tied "
ihhinliy perform the duties devoying on mo x
sueh ohlcial' and II again nominated IN the comma
primary, pledge myself 70 do all in my power 10
further the interest Of Madison county SolicitnY,
the votes OF all democrats, am, truly,
L, J. PORTER
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-07-10

l,APyJsT CIIURCH-Srrvices every second
n iooHh sabbaths, u a. m. and : 80 ,. m. Sun.
1, school every sabbath morning Prayer meet
I i. Reamy, Pastor.
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|rnrsnYrERIAr CHuRcH-Seryices every second
X fonrth Sundays, u a. M. and Sp. m. PRAYER
.,ling every Tuesday night. Rev. X. Il.
.elie, pastor.
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FOR HOUSE or RRpnlisE NATIVES

hereby announce my candidac, for the Houss,
OF Representatives subject 10 the action Of IN,
voters, ~
FELIX PINSoM.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY


A,rrpopIsr cBuRcH-P Preaching every FIRST.
'nd and third Sundays, ~ m, and 7:4s D. IN .
W. Meeting every Thursday night. Rev A
Hisnfg, pastor
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sIAnIsoN II. A. CHATTER, No S-W. s. Jordan
'fP.; NJ. 6. Buck X; II. J.. Minmor,
Amos Paterson, Sec. Regular oo1goca'
\ on the first and third Mondays Of each month, !.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-07-10

AsspisoN LopGR, No. VI, r. AND A. MA. L..
niock, w NJ Regular communications The first
'dthrd Wednesdays Of each month.
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saenrs OF PYrHiAs--Meeting every Monday
In Al Castle Hall. ". NJ. Taylor, G. c.; }. r.
. tdoe X. Of n. and S,
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k,1cnrs OF BoNoR-A. Livingston, D. IT..
|rtin, r. X Regular meeting on the second
|esday night OF each month.
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County Judge report OF occupational
license for month lof June shows no
hcense issued; said report was ordered
filed.
The bills were taken up and paid as
follows:
x, $, Armstrong, drilling jail well b. 10 90
cess pool orJune. ...... 400
feed Of prisoners. ..... .ro2. 90
NJ Bunting repairing water pipe at court house 90
John Mercer, Mile post and sign board ,.ss
l1, J, NanD, cost in habeas corpus case co
salary ed qr as Go ATTY. ZOO
Bishop Bros. Lumber and work on road a,
9. w, sutley, expenses to oeaaa .Io.Is
l., J Porter, expenses TO Ocala IA, 20
+ ". Cone, lumber on road ... "a
J J, Andrews IS"
II NJ Taylor, water pitcher Il. ;. ..........,. ,s
New Enterprise, printing ID quarter ...,.s.r 10
J, p, Martin, report Of license for year .,o.oo
S. J. Ellison, on collecting taxes 1901 70 al
". W. Mcdonald, letting bridge contracts 81 10
cash paid hand for road work 8 20
r. B'sanders hauling on road and bridge work. oo
Mrs. NJ L. Bryan, for 2 pine trees near Blue
opinkf,'' ,',-f''' 60
W. u Dial, Jr having same cut and moved 4 AZ
DR. G. ". Johnston, med at 70 zilphia Hart L. q
County Judge, cost in Watkins case I'll
isral straugbter case as
Jim Brown caset s,,..... $50
Israll Strauehter case =. - az
Sam Watkins case ,.os
Virginia Bridge and Iron Co, wi,hlacoochee
f,tw'r. ''f.' wi. '.,t,,.nt. ,....S47. 20
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-07-10
COURT CALENDAR.

DGE, BAscoM n. PALMER, Lake City.
|1ATRs ATTORNEY, L. u. Robertson. Lake City,
Spring Term convcnes AZ Madison on the
bid Monday In April. Fall Term convenes al
bison on the second Monday in October.
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Total cash in Treasury this date. 81, 574. 70
Sd. Ellison, Tax Collector, presented
report OF taxes collected for month OF
June as follows:
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Proceedings County Commissioners:
MADISON, FLA, Jnly % 1902.

The Board Of county Commissioner
met this day in regular session, al
members present The Board was
called to order by the chairman and
minutes Of last meeting we're read and
approved
On motion KezIah Briggs was put on
pauper list at sl.0O per month from date.
On motion Mrs. Holion was put on
pauper list at 81 so per month from date.
Commissioner Mcdonald reported that
he had let contract to repair Rocky
Creek bridge to J. +. Reams for s27 so
Petition to build bridge over Finch
mil creek was on motion granted, and
the matter was turned over to commits
sioner Sutley to draw up plans and
specifications and TO advertise and let
contract to build same according TO law.
T chairman reported that the Board
had inspected the new steel bridge over
the Wlthlacoochee river near Blue
Spring, and was satisfied that same had
been built according to the plans
and specifications, and had
accepted same, and the clerk was in
structed to draw a warrant for
sS47.50 payable now and one warrant
for S742 90 payable one year from date
in full settlement Of Madison county's
one half interest In said bridge, and
interest thereon at per cent,
p. j. Vann, Trustee County Bond
funds, presented bis annual report
viii b was fled together with all cou-
pons and bonds which have been called
in, and paid during the past year. Said
report shows 81 Bonds for $500. each
outstanding, Sl5, 500, and 4s Bonds of
500. each outstanding, 4,sO0., making
total of outstanding Bonds, SIC, 300.
Said report further showsa balance on
hand in cash Of $4,000 and upon the
suggestion Of said Trustee Bond No. 40
for $500 and Bonds 16 and "a for 500
'sRch were called in for payment, which
Famount deducted from the above $40 800
will. reduce the bonded indebtedness of
the county to $4,000.
ln the matter of the hire of county
convicts by the Sheriff the clerk was in
structed to collect from the sheriff the
full amount of sentence OF each Of said
converts at the succeeding meeting OF
the Board.
~ w. Dale came before the Board and
made settlement for the second quarter.
his books and accounts checking out
correctly and showing balance TO the
credit Of the different funds az
follows:
General Revenue. ........ .8lOO6. 81
Fine and Forfeiture. .....,. 993 90
Roads and Bridges. 1874. 20
Total cash in Treasury this date. 81, 574. 70
s. J. Ellison, Tax Collector, presented
report OF taxes collected for month OF
June as follows:
General Revenue. ,,.,,,.. Ga
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Fine and Forfeiture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az. al
Sonnty Sonds. a7I.44
Roads and Brides. $50. Of
FoHs ''''''.'..,'N.,,",,,.r, f16. 90
Total collections 1,Noo
which was received and ordered filed.
County Judge report OF occu pational
license for month lof June shows no
hCense issued; said report was ordered
filed.
The bills were taken up and paid as
follows:
Z S. Armstrong, drilling jail well ia. 90
cess pool fortune. 400 |
feed Of prisoners. ....... .roa. 90 |
M. Bunting repairing water pipe at court house 90