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CHAPTER 524s-CNo. 14sl

AN ACT Amending Section IL. OF
Entitled An Act 10 Regulate tla
Holding of Political Primary EIr.-
tons i'm the state OF Florida f.~
Nominating Candidates for any Once
Under the Laws Of This state. md
Conventions. Approved MAY &c.
1901.
Be It Enacted bv the legislature ~ the
Secsion l. That Section Is ~
Chapter 5014. Of the Laws OF iIu-.lf.
entitled An act 10 regulate The lH..
ing Of political primary elections .u t..
state Of Florida FOR nominating ..H..-
dates for anv office under the '.-r- ~
this State. and for uOWiuItirg I..--IfaH
to political conventions. approved NJ .-
II. 1901, u hereby amended -" ar .I
read as follows
section IL. Whonovcr 4-r r....4I
party in any municipality ~ trn chou.
sand population or more 81" f..s -..
shall have determir4j bv lt7 ...U .H-.-
mitteA. or. in the absence OF . ..f. come
mittee. then by its county CONN. .".
TO hold primary election fFr ..- .....
indtiOn Of candidates for ..fr .....
such primary election shall H. .... ."
all respects iu conformity H... '.. r...
visions Of this act. -r f.r -" ....
visions can be made 'O lr..s. l -
case whore there is 200 ,lfr ..rU. ....
OF the political rarfv WITHIN HI. ... .
city whore a primary eI-.,.." .1 FL. ..
held. the county glWW.f-a. fol. -...
county shall MAKE JruF.-... a..
designate CITY coUUI-'.. N.
until their successors r... ..
AZ the city primary The ...r .."
tee shall call and make ...
regulations tor the holding % -.
mary to the same nV--.- '...
committees are authrr'IoI '. .H |r ..r
the provisions Of this I.-.
Soc. - That tiI II.S AMI r"... ..
laws I'm conflict with fr.- ... ..
the same are hereby r-.. .....
ArrrgT.a al Inn.
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rHAPTER 5a2-=INn- 1871

CHAPTER 5227-(No. 1922
AN ACT 10 Amend Section 20. Chapter
1919. Laws Of Florida. Entitled An
Act to Provide for Establishing.
Working and Repairlng and Main
tainino the Public Roads. Bridges and
River Crossings of the Several Coun-
ties Of this State. and 70 Provide
Penalties for Failure Thereof. ap-
pr0Ved Nav % 1925.
Be 1t Enacted BY the Legislature of the
section I That Section twenty (2o)
Cha uter 1885. be amended so as 10 read
section %. That in any county in
this state where the Board OF County
and for the public good. they shall at
the time for levving taxes for county
PURPOSES. levy a SDecial tax for PUBLIC
roads BRIDGES and river CROSSINGS. not
- exceed five mills on the dollar on
all the real and personal prOpertv IN
the county subject 10 taxation. which
tax shall ne assessed and collected as
~ her taxes IF the county ana the mon
evS arising therAfrOm shall be paid into
the county treasury is 4 Sneclal tund
tn be extended under the direction OF
the county ConlTi SSlonpTS solely for
the purpOSe Of maintaining. working.
rauairiTg and keeping in good COndl-
ton the hubble roads. bridges and TlV-
or crossings Of the county. and pur-
CHASING suitable tools. imnlementS AMI
materials for that purpose. Provided
however. That One-haiC or the amount
realized for said SueCial tax on prODertY
in ingorrO~ated cities or towns shall he
turned oVer To the muniCipal authori-
ties of said cities or towns 70 he used
in the renairinC. working and improve
ing and LAYING out the streets thereof
as NAV be- prescribed ny the ordinances
% said cities and towns.
Soc > This act shan take effect i'm
me5iatelY u1On its pasSdse and approN-
al hV the Governor.
Il efsrn~
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hard x,,rfsca1 roads

Sec. 4 This Act shall take effect
Immediately upon its passage and ap-
prevail by the Governor.
ApIroved June ). 1903.
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e %here slaughtered beef or hog. are not
Sphered Tor sale. but where snch haaf cr
LUIS taoss may be slaughtered for cornmon
80 ptlon. TO appoint an inspector
al the hldes of such slaughtered beef
sn5 MARKS of such slaughtered hogs.
a ,t TX ms CONDENSATION therefor. and
whose dutY IL shall be to take the
,h rs and brands OF all such slaurh-
effIed peer and all marks of ali such
Ssiauehtered hogs. and II snail he tha
July Oh any and all persons SO desiring
ihlll such beef or hogs. to notify such
Inspector. ANY parson or persons vio-
ldtinS the provisions of this section
Sian. upon conviction. be fined not lass
III III I'VE nor more than one hundred
collars Tor each offense.
80. Ia. ANY inspector apnoiuted
anu serving under the provisions of This
acI giving inform3 ion Sufficient To
1'llNi't any one OF violating any of the
pIyNis!onS of this act snail receive one
'idL. OF St uneS imposed and collected
sec Is. That all laws or parts of laws
IN conflict with this act be and the
same are hereby repealed.
SEC. ~. This act shall 60 into effect
( Sixty days after its passage and ap-
proNal by the Governor.
Approved June {. 1905.
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cial tax road district shall be corpor-
alton. and NAV hold Droperty. sue ana
be sued. and perform other corporate
functions: Provided. That no debt sha II
be created without the approval OF the
Board of County Commissioners.
Sec. Is. Each voter voting at any
election under this act shall vote but
one ballot. and the same shall be VIII
ten or printed in black ink on plain
white paper. and be substantially or the
following form. according a s the elec-
tor may desire to vote upon any or all
For COR against) Special Tax Road
District .......
Road Trustees (stating their names)
. .
Maximum Tax Lew. mills.
Sec. IL All laws or parts OF laws
inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. Is. This act shall take effect
Immediately upon its approval by the
Governor.
Approved June s. 1903.
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CHAPTER 5a26-lNn- 121N-

CHAPTER 5226-(No. 1910. 90.
AN ACT L. Amend Ch3nter 1895 Of the
Laws OF Florida. Entitled An Act to
Amend Section - OF cha pter 43SS Of
the Laws Of Florida. Entitled An
Act TO Provide for Establishing.
Working and Repairing and Main
tanning the Public Roads and Bridg-
&c Of the Several Counties OF the
State. and to Provide Penalties for
Failure Thereof" Approved May %
1895.
Be Il Enacted Bv the Legislature Of the
State IF Florida:
section I. That Section I. Of Chap
ter 49SS. of the Laws or Florida. be
amended SO as to read as follows,
Sec. !. That Sec. - of Chapter 1888.
of the Laws Of Florida be amended so
as to read IS follows:
Sec. %. In any county in this state
Nhorn the County Commissioners shall
q -cide 10 lew a tex for the purpose OF
l-orr.i0o IN ToIair public roads ana
bridges. as provided for in Section 20 of
this act. no person residing in said
county who paws the road tax IN SAID
county shall be required to work the
roads and bridges in said county. but
shall be eEempt from road duty where
said Commissioners shall lew tax OF
more than one mill for the purDoSe OF
keeDing in TTp3ir and working the
roads and bridges in said county; Pro
vided. Every able bodied male person
over the age of eighteen wears. and I'M
Ger the age OF forIN-uNe wears NHvl
does not nav 4 tax for the purpose OF
keeuinR in repair the public roads ana
bridges Of such county shall be subject
10 and liable to work on the roads and
bridges in such county for not more
than eight DAYS in each wear: Provided
further. That this act shall not be con
struei to repeal Cha uter 4237. Laws Of
Florida. the same being An Act TO es-
tablish and keen in good renalr the
public. roads and highways in the Coun-
ties of Walton and HolT0eS in this
State. auuroved June ,. 1898.
AuDroVed June {. 1903.
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81
same are hereby repealed.
So -. This act shall 60 into effect
Sixty days after its passage and ap-
provsl by the Governor.
Approved June 4. 1906.
CHAPTER 5235-CNo 40,
AN ACT 10 Amend Sections 20 and p
OF Chapter 1888. Of the Laws of Flor
laa. Entitled An Act 70 Provide for
list ahliShing Working and Rop;liriur n
nnd Maintaining Public Roads and
bridges Of the Several Counties in
LhiS state and to Provide Penalties
Ihof Failure Thereof" Approved May
Be II Enacted BY the Legislature of the
state Of Florida:
Section 1. That Section 20 Of Chap
ter 435N. OF the Laws Of Florida be
amended 10 read as follows.
Section 20. That in any county in
this State where the BOARD of County
'ommissloners may deem il advisable
ana Tor the public good. thew shall at
the time for IevYine taxes for county
purposes. levy = special tax for pub
lie roads. bridges and river crossings.
not - exceed three mills on the dollar
on All the real and personal property in
the county subject TO taxation. which
tax shall he assessed and collected as
other taxes of the county and the mon
eNS arising therefrom shall be paid into
the county treasury as a speCial fund
10 ne expended under the direction of
ne County commissioners for the pur-
ttSe OF maintaining. working and Keep
ing IN good condition the public roads
bridges and river crossings Of the
county and purchasing suitable tools
implements and material for that Dur-
pose, Provided. however. that one halt
Of the amount realized from said SDe-
Clal tax on property i'm INCORPORATED
cities or towns shall be turned over tC
the muniCiDal authorities of said cities
or towns to be used in the repairing and
working and imDToVing and having out
the streets thereof. as NAV he Dre
Scribed bv the ordinances of said cities
and towns.
Sec. >. That Section 90 of Charter
1888. Of The Laws of Florida. be amend
ed as follows:
section -. In any county in this
State where the county commissioners
shall decide 10 levy a tax for the nur-
pose OF keening in repair the publi,
roads. bridges and river crossings as
provided for in Section 20 Of this act
no person residing in. owning and nav.
! ing taxes on real estate located IL
1 said county shall be required to worl
| upon the roads and bridges in saiC
/ county. but shall be eXempt from roaC
duty where said commissioners shal
/ levy 4 tax of more than two mills f0I
I the purpose Of kee ping in repair anC
! working the roads. bridges and rive
. crossings in said county
/ Sec. 3. That all laws and parts q
laws in conflict with this act are here.
/ by repealed.
Sec. This act shall take effect i'm.
/ mpGiatelV uDOn its passage and an,
! DrOval by the Governor.
/ Approved June q. 1908.
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exceeding fifty dollars or bv imprison-
ment in the county Jail not exceeding
sixty days.
became law without the signature
OF the GOvernor)
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
Two Good Notices.

An exchange has two good mot
toes that are applicable TO every
village and town in the country.
The first is, eff you can't Boom
don't Knock" and the second is,
."Buy your Goods from Home
Merchants and make this a Bet
ter town. Excellent advice,
and it shouldbe observed special
ly in Powell county, because at
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
Not so With the Tihes.

The Winchester Democrat
wants the business men of the
Gateway City to purchase a page
in the Jackson Hustler TO adver-
tise their advantages and busi-
ness in that sheet. The Sun-Sen-
tinel thinks this might create
jealousy with other mountain
papers and work more harm than
good. We don't believe it will,
as no other paper in the noun
tains would likely dispose of a
page for such purpose, and if
they would it wonld prove at
once to the mountain people that
such paper was working for the
bluegrass county and not for the
county where it is published
AT least, this could not be done
with the TINES; too many of our
good people are emigrating to
the Bluegrass already to suit one
who likes to see his country i'm
prove.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
Background.

The body. Of Leonard Upton,
who was drowned at Irvine some
few weeks ago, has been found near
where it went under. His widow
has sued the THYME Lumber Com
pany for sloiQeo damages due to
lhissdeath. i'he jury ia the case
failed TO agree at the recent term Of
Circuit Court.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
Irvine Circuit Court.


Four persons were sentenced
to the penitentiary during the
term. A. y. Johnson was sem
fenced for ten years for the kill
ing of Bud Abney. This was the
third trial for, this offense, and
when the case was ready for the
jury johnson agreed TO take the
former sentence which was the
ten years. He was also given
two additional years for stealing
meat; L. d. Flyn was also given
a three years term for stealing
meat; Nelson Embry was con-
victed on the charge Of murder
ing his father, and given 16
years; 4. p. Ashcraft was given
five years for manslaughter. The
grand jury found about 30 in
dictments. ~
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
Hand Badly Lacerated.

Willie Smethers. "a young man
employed at theAox factory, and
IA son of GusSmethers, had thumb
and index finger badly lacerated
while at work! there yesterday
morning.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
THE
Store.

Owing to the recent illness Of
my entire family, | have been una
ble,to serve the good people of Pow
ell, Estll and adjoining counties as |
would have liked to have done.
As we are now all able to to eat all
we can get and then some, we will,
from now on, supply you with
goods at startling LOW PRICES,
so you will feel when you come to
OUR STORE that you are glad
you are living.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

Mrs. Pearl Hall, of Bowen, died
Monday of consumption. Funeral
services by Rev. R. A. Irwin and
burial Tuesday in the Stanton Gem
etery. She was a daughter of John
w. Williams, of Stanton.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

Rev. r. A. Irwin is attending
the Presbytery at Georgetown
which is in session there this week.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

made. It's good thing, push
it along. Remember every cent
goes to the benefit of the Ken
lucky Exhibit Association, which
all Kentuckiaps should be inter
ested in.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

. The heavy rains Tuesday and
Tuesday night has put the river
out into the bottoms.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
MAY NUMBER
New Idea WOman's Magazine.

In consonance with its name,
the New Idea Woman's Magazine
for May presents many novel fea-
lures in dressmaking and in every
department of domestic interest.
1t opens with charming paper
by constance Fuller Mcintyre up
on "The manageable Age :" En-
ma "A Osborne writes about New
York's Chinatown delightfully."-;
Katherine Louise Smith tells of
the new fad, Scat Shows and Cat
teries;" Nancy Hull has 1.-THE
Living Room" for her theme; and
Eben Rexford presents "Garden
Gossip in his authoritive man
ner. In addition to these special
features, the special departments
are attractively set forth, and in
short stories and verse there is
unusual variety and superior
quality. The New Idea patterns
offer many tempting opportuni-
ties to the home dressmaker.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
Blankets, Quilts,
Gloves,

I... d.. y
You can't beat 'em. They run from
10c per pair up to SOC. They are
worth very much more. We carry
all kinds; for the Ladies, the Boys
and the Girls, and we didn't leave
the Men out.
We have added a new line to our
STORE; it is too sweet to tell, but
not to eat. CANDY, and tits good
and Fresh; Peanut, Cocoanut,
Chocolate, Lemon and Cream. O.,
but it is nice; you might get some
of those Kisses and give them to
your Girl, and she won't think any
the less of you. And they cost on
ly zoe per pound.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

r. S. Noel is closing the hard
ware and notion department of his
store out at public auction. G. w.
Clark is the auctioneer.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

present it seems that numbers of
our people have a mania to trade
with Winchester and Mt. Sterling
merchants.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

We are agents for the Butterick
Patterns, and will get any pattern
on short notice for you that we
don't happen to have in stock.
Mrs. J. w. Williams,
CLAW City, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

Two deeds were lodged for record
at the Fayette county clerks Office
this week, one OF which was made
in 1851 and the other in 1852.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

The firm of Shimfessel Wadron having been dissolved
and the partnership closed will continue the business at
the old stand and will continue to sell the remainder Of
the old stock AT COST. My
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
Too Much killing.

A casual glance at yesterday
evenings papers detected ac-
counts of seven persons being
shot and one stabbed in the State
of Kentucky. Say what we will,
this is barberism. Two of these
victims were wounded and 9TH
ers in a dangerous condition.
Our opinion of ourselves as a
people is entirely too good. We
have a narrow, foolish self-appre-
citation of ourselves; we keep our
eyes fastened upon our good
deeds whilst going on with our
hellish ones. The protection of
the law is growing to mean pro-
lection to lawbreakers. Life is
not so safe in Kentucky as it is
in the Andes Mountains or on
the plains Of China or India. Let
the tide of reform rising in Lou
isville and other parts break
through the levees of a foolish
pride and open our eyes to the
real situation. The preachers
are right, decidedly; the public
conscience does need an awaken
ing.-Bardstown Record.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09

In this weeks paper will be
found a project to send l20 of
the most popular teachers in the
State, one from each county to
the st. Louis Worlds Fair. Who
will be the lucky one from Pow
ell? Here is good opportunity
for the school children to show
their appreciation in substan-
tial way for their favorite teach
er, All ballots for, "a vote in this
contest. must be clipped from the
FrMss, and b ballot for sach ev6t-
ing will appear in each issue of
the paper until the decision is
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1903-04-09
New Goods are Here.

nice clean, well-seected stock of everything you need
will be kept by and sold at close prices have an
elegant line of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06

planning OF the expressive heat of the
week before, he exclaimed, Heat
ma'aml 1t was so dreadful here that
there was nothing left for il but to take
off my flesh and sit In my bones
''Take off your flesh and sit in your
bones. sirl'' was the incredulous COM
ment. "Oh, Mr.. Smith, how could you
do that?" Nothing more easy,
ma'am," he replied Come and see
next time"
But the lady ordered her carriage
evidently thinking it, as he afterward
said. "a very unorthodox proceeding
Another time he was asked, why DO
you chain up that fine Newfoundland
dog. Mr. Smith," Because ma'an, IL
has a passion for breakfasting of par
ish boys" Parish beysi" the lady ex-
claimed. Does he really eat boys, Mr.
smith, Eyes, he deVours them, but
tons and ALI" Her face OF horror,
D ne remarked In telling the story made
me die of laughing.
Bishop Wilberforce's euips.
( The bumor Of the great Bishop Of
/ WHberfOrce, whose Life" has been
/ written by Canon Ashweu and r. c..
! WilberfOrce, was Of a mere robust kind
[ than that Of the eloquent Canon, who
was once his colleague at Cuddesdon.
You do not knO wthe meaning Of
/ dTysalter. 1 am sure" said TO him q
/ distinguished lady. oh YES I do"
! he promptly replied; Tate and Brady
an allusion to a now almost forgotten
metrical version Of the Psalms.
J On another occasion, turning to his
neighbor at table, Archbishop Clerke.
/ he asked: why is an archdeacon's
apron like unwholesome fOodY' and
supplied the answer. Because It goes
} against the stomach" When in his
early Gays his tutor appeared, rod in
/ hand, 20 execute vengence for the dis
/ orderly pranks the students were play
/ ing. he seized Hebrew schoolfellow
/ and thrust him forward, remarking:
The Jew first and then the Gentle"
And the bishop was the real author
/ of a most happy jest which has been
/ accedited to other wits. When sud
/ denly asked by mechanic the way 20
I Heaven, he answered: Turn to the
right. my friend, and KEEP straightfor-
ward"
One Of WfIberforce's favorite stories
I had to do with a curious experience
I ne once had az a confirmation. Like
1 Mr.. Sturgeon. he had "a marvellous
memory for faces. and felt sure on this
4 occasion that ne had confirmed one of
the candidates before. The boy pro-
! tested that this was not so. but Will
/ berforce was not satisfied. and sent the
I presenting clergyman TO him to say that
be (the bishop was certain that he had
/ undergone the rite before. TEL him
he's a nar!" was the boys very un-
] compromising reply.
Another bishop of these days who
had a ready wit was DR.. Rowley Hill,
( bishop OF. Sodor and Man. OF him fl Is
said that when. on leaving the train,
he was asked by q porter. How many
articles. my lord?' Let us hope that
the railway mans theological education
had bene carried far enough to enable
him to see the Jest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06

in Guatemala City reports that he is
still as fiery and autOcratiC, as
full of life and energy as he
ever was. He is "a tau, state
" old man, with a handsome,
swarthy face. deep-get, piercing eyes
and a military carriage. A stranger
would take him for a soldier rather
than a priest, and, indeed, he prides
himself on being a member Of the
church militant.
He still maintains his own little
standing army, Just as he did in the
days when he fought BarriOs for the
presidency. When he became arch
bishop he obtained authority from
Rome 70 establish an archbishop s
guard. on the lines Of the p8pal guard.
The uniform is practically the same.
No regiment of the Guatamalan army
is half so well equipped or half 60
carefully trained as this little force.
1T is the archbiShOp's pet hobby, he
takes the greatest delight in Inspecting
and drilling his men.
Casas Nuevas jealOusly guards every
jot and title of his power. but. like
many great men, is careless Of the
outward signs of his dignity. He may
often be seen going about the COun-
try, or even walking in the streets Of
Guatemala City, attired in a duapi-
dated Panama hat and an old white
linen suit.
The humblest poem or the poorest
washerWOman does not hesitate 90
stop him in his daily walks in order
to present a petition or relate a
grievance, The archbishop listens sym
patheticaly, and always sees that jus
tice is done in the case, whatever may
be the personal Inconvenience TO HIM
self He is beloved throughout Guate-
mala as the friend and protector Of the
people, the man who remedies abuses.
Furnishes oppression and cares for the
welfare Of the peasant.
The archbishop has a great business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06

WABASH MINING COMPANY.
Principal place OF business. salt Lake
City, Utah. Notice is hereby given that
at a meeting of the board of directors,
held on the 18th day of November, 1903,
an assessment of five cents (5c) per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation. payable on or before De-
cember 2lst. 1893 TO w. Mont Ferry
secretary- treasurer. at room 800 Auer-
bach building. South East Temple street,
salt Lake City. Utah Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain un-
paid on the Zist day of December. 1903
viii be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment IS made before will be sold on the
18th day OF January, 1894, 70 pay the de-
iinQuent assessment, together with the
costs Of advertising and the expense of
sale. w. MONT, FERRY,
Secretary.
Location Of office. No 500 Anerbach
building. Salt Lake City Utah.