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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-18
A Newspaper Addition.

Our local contemporary, the HALIFAX
Journal. announces that viii II Stevens
has purchased half interest in that pa
per and assumed business control OF il
Mr., Stevens is Il practical newspaper
man and posse~>e. u ripe experience OF
twenty years in the Iourna listic field
Being the only genuine, simon pure
Republican organ in the STATE, that
party will certainly need the aid and AZ
sistance oi two abb aud trenchant
writers to furnish and dissem nate litern-
ture OF the Republican faith among It's
followers II it expects To carry the State
next November The policy OF the paper
will continue To be- Republican,
The Gazette News welcomes Mr.. Ste
vens to tai Ddytona journalistic circle,
and Il usts h. will receive u fat ny r.
reption from the general public.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-18
First Pub. June Is; last, July =
An Ordnance

To amend the Ordinance relating 70 the
construction OF sidewalks in the CITY OF
nayrona- .
Be II ordained by the Common Council OF
the city OF DaytOna that the following
amend ments he made to the ordinance 70
Iating to the construction Of Sidewalks
LIST In Section l04 Of the revised ordi-
nnnces after the phrase and ON beach
street they shall be constructed nine foet
wide" in sert-aIi to be measured rom tho
property line.
and. Also add 10 the ordinance the follow
ing: Before commencing the construction
OF any sidewalk within the city limits, the
owner or occupant OF the property along
which said walk Is to be built shail apply 70
the Mayor for n permit, said application TO
be in writing, and shall state the lot and
block along which said sidewalk Is 70 be
built. the Kind of material to be used In Its
con ~ rue lion, and the time desired to be &C.
cupied in It's constructor The permit Is
sued shall be In printed form with stub 1t
tached and the stub shall remain on nle In
the Mayors office.
The Mayor, or the street committee, with
the applicant, shall then decide the grade,
and IL Necessary employ civil engineer
therefor at the expense Of the city Before
issuing a permit the Mayor shall secure
from the applicant good and sufficient
bond Will not less than two sureties In such
an amount as will guarantee the city
against loss 10y reason OF any suit or suits
for damages sustained by the public on said
sidewalk while under construction, and no
permit SNhll lSsut loG the OF
any sidewalk, the inner edge OF which shall
be, when finished, more than six inches
from the property lire.
Passed 81 reading May y. 1904.
Passed md reading May -, 1874.
Passed 3rd reading June -, 1904.
Approved:
&. l.. SMITH,
Mayor.
Attest:
EDw q. HARRIS
President OF Council
J. W. WILKINSON.
city Clerk.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-18

poisoning the minds of the people
for the sole purpose of advancing
the selfish and individual interests
OF these intriguing marplots
Let all our good and faithful pub
lie servants in future mlngle and
commune more with the people and
keep their political fences intact, and
when primary election day rolls
around they will be invincible TO the
shafts. Of malignity and misrepre-
sentation hurled at them during their
absence.
While the Gazette-News did not
secure its choice in the gubernato-
rial contest, it will Loyalty abide by
the result of the primary and urge
fellow Democrats to do likewise.
While q dish of crow is not a very
palstable menu, we can devour our
share of it, but we protest that we
do not banker after it and feel graft
fed that it will not be a gorge. The
political crow is a different species
of bird from the good housewife 5
toothsome turkey that the hungry
preacher nearly dcvoured and then
found fault with 1t as beinga very un-
satisfactory bird on the score that il
was too much for one person and not
enough for two A morsel of crow
is sufficient for the average person.
and this article is to give notice that
we have gulped ours and are doing
business in the cause Of Taliaferro.
Clark, Broward and the rest Of the
Democratic standard bearers.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-18
Election of Officers.

Wednesday II Ght The O~cpola Tribe OF
Red Men elected the following officers 'or
the ensuing term: Prophet. " + Jibb.
Sachem, Edward MansAe.., y NOR Sag
amorc, John Poertz, Jul Dr Sycamore
Grant Malone: trustee for one year.
William Wethrrr', " q Hohb, ~ Chief
Of Records and {. l.. Smith u, Keeper Of
Wampnm Void over until noNt Juuunry
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j IITIf 7
N office.

To whom II May Concern:
The following resolution WAS unanimously
adopted and ord red spread upon the min :
ut"s:
Resolved liza jhe following territory In
y nlu>in count Y. Florida. be and the same Is
hr-eh> ur-i.r3' "A and st apart "a Election
Pr'Cluc. No =. VITA voting place at Holly
Hll, ''-"is: r. inning ut the northeast
curIri OF he VI. Hernandez Grant, Section
.. r lwu-hipli south, Ranger East thence
pa, .n,r.S utuug the west bank of Halifax
.tNtr ." Hr southeast corner Of Thos. Fitch
e. ut, SGT on -, Township H. South, Range
- las hence south - degrees west to
southwest corner ot the said Thomas Fitch
'.t..u section x. Township - South. Range
e. E&-j. theme" north y degrees west to the
center o. block Il Of Mary G. Fleming's sub
division rt lhOS. Fltch Grant; thence north Is
degrees ,H~. along center OF blocks u. " and
- oi suid Mary (. tl"ming's subdivision Of
Gho~ titch Grant. aud along north line OF
VI. HrtnEndrI Grant To place Of beg inning.
Aud the clerk Of the court IL hereby re-
qu"St"d to record the boundaries OF said
Election District No. II in deed records OF
sHid county. and publish same for four
weeks according to law
state OF Florida.
County OF Nolu>ia.
l. Samasi i. Jordan. clerk OF the circuit
court In and for state aud county aforesaid
do hereby certify that the above and fore
going l. u tru" and correct copy of the orig
tnaI resolution passed 10y Board OF county
commission of said county in session June
H. 1904, and rs appears of record in Minute
Book {, pax" ~.
witness my hand and the seal OF said
court this lith day 81 June, 4. D. 1901.
CCN SAMUEL - JORDAN
Sf/W Clerk Circuit Court.
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First Pub. June II. last, July 81
An Ordnance

Prohibiting the posting Of notices In q pub
lie or private place within the control oil
the city.
Re Il enacted by the Common Council Of
the city OF Daytona.
40 notice, sign or any advertising matter
shall toe posted on any tree or telegraph oil
telephone pole erected on the streets of Day.
tona. Nor on the walls of any city building
or on any property OF the city, except thai
legal, election and similar notices may be
posted on bulletin board, and clerk place
business signs on city building during term
OF office.
Any person violating this ordinance shall
he punished by n fine not exceeding twent y
dollars upon conviction In Mayors court.
Passed LIST reading May 9, 1904.
Passed 2nd reading May ~, 1904.
Passed }rd reading June IS 1904.
Approved
{. l.. SMITH.
Mayor.
Attest.
EDW. & HARRIS
Pr-sidsnt OF Council
]. ". WILLIAMSON,
city Clerk.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-18
.fir,' Fu.,, jan, %. last, July ~
<oti>e Of Apple alton for Tax Deed
Under Section 3 of Chapter 1888.
Laws Of Florida.

\osc' l. hereby given that Ed. Fitzger-
ala. pur' hH>rr ~ Tax Certificate No. al
lated Ia 81 day Of june, A l.. 1902. has filed
said Crrtitlcat" In my otfiCv. and has made
APPLICATION for tax deed to issue In accord
nucc with law sud C"rtiiiCatc embraces
thr following described property situated Ia
\ulu~tG county. lOridH. to-wit: Lot =, Blk
y. l. 4 l. 60. imp New smyrna.
The said land being assessed at tho date OF
jhe l.,usuC" Of such certificate In the name
of = Haven Unless said certificate
shall h,. redeemed according to law tax
iced Wll. issue thereon on the l9th day Of
Iulv. \ II. IPlI.
Witness my official signature and seal this
the 10Th day OF June. \. l. l,si.
SEAL SAMUEL u. JORDAN
ClCTA Circuit Court. Noiu,ia County, Flor
ida
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-18

Lightning struck the house Of E.
G. Blake at Lake Helen last week
and Disturbed things considerably.
Various doors and windows were
broken, the roof torn of and the
house set on FIRE in three places.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-18

nr 6. j. MofYett 10 q grad uate of medicine
And has as much right to prescribe Tor tn"
sick a any phyaician, and give 10 motherS
his "Teethinn" As the best remedy they can
Me- for their teething children. ''rcethina
AIDS digestion, regulates the bowels. over
comes and cOunterncts the effects OF the
summer heat and makes teething easy
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-06-18

Notice OF Final Discharge.

S,t!c" /, hereby given that six months
after iHtr. to-Wit: ON thu eth day Of pec.m-
be-. y. II lHli. l VIII present my finAi &C
count - Administrator OF the estate of
lathvTiU" " ilNon. deceased. to the Hon j.
l. NuCroTN, County Judge OF Nolusla Coun-
~. Florida. and ask for final discharge As
,Hid administrator
Hovjuun. Florida, June = lnI.
ions h PARKINSON
Administrator.
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Is 0a.jsdAy. JAM 10, 1904

0O~SS&e - -. =
-oeMQGeAM ncxH.
Fos eniekds Dtates fsnator,
JAMES +. T<LIAEERRO.
For Congressman,
FRANK CLARK.
For Presidential Electors,
HIP. BAILEY.
TIA. JENNINGS.
&C. KOONfE-
A. Is. NEWTON.
+. B. STJNENAN
For Governor,
NAPOLEON Is EEDN A ID.
For Secretary Of State.
n. CLAY CRAWFORD
For Atinr,.., @ ner"l.
william II ELLl~.
For Comptroller
A &. GROOM
For Stale TrcnsIr
MILAN Y. KNOTT
For SUP IvIienIrm P.h..c Instruction,
WILLIAM NJ HOLLOWAY
For Commissioner 81 Agriculture,
B F.. McLIN
D. ~,
JOHN L. MORGAN
For State Chemist,
r. 4. ROSE.
For Jussics OF Supreme Court, Six Years.
R FHNWlCK TAYLOR
For Justices OF Supreme Court.
-. ROBERT 8. COCKRELL.
THOMAS s. SHACKLEFORD,
J. b. WHITFIELD.
Cossty Ticket.
For Representatives,
c. L. SMITH
TT. SPARKMAN.
For County Judge,
j. l.. MCCRORY.
For Judge OF Criminal Court.
F. A. STEWART
Fur Prosecuting Attorney,
NV. PERKINS.
For Tax Collector,
ID. p. SMITH
For Tax Assessor,
s. B. WILSON.
For County Treasurer,
JAMES j. VINzANr.
For Superintendent OF Schools,
BERT FISH.
:. For Circuit Court Clerk
.. 8. d, JORDAN.
....v For Sheriff,
80" p, "a ]. K. TURNER.
For County Commissioners,
+. f. BOND,
I'll. RODGERS.
r' TT. MURRAY
r. D. BROOKE.
". H. MCBRIDE.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3O.-Benninss racing
results:
First race. six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won. Po-
seur second Foxy Kane third. Time. 1;16 1 5.
SeCord races-1Hve and a half furlongs-Fes-
toOn won. Little Buttercup second. Samuel H
Harris third. Time 90 AS,
Third race nth Bennings Special. one and
a half miles-GO Between won. Dekaber sec
ond James r third Time. 2:37 3-J.
Fourth race. five furlongs-Wild Irishman
won Bohemia second. Amberiack third. Time.
1:O2
IA As.
sixth race one and an eighth fnlles-Andrew
Mack won. Ninespot second. New York third.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01

- -
|. Il think you: should defer: to me. in
this: matter: said Britt. -: ~,
- No one: has eve. questioned. Roche's
ability. or his: honestly said Murphy:
There has never been any: difficulty:
In selecting "a. referee. for my fights.
said Britt '.This is shown. by the. fact
that / have: gone down. the line and
taken every good. referee in. san Fran
cisco. Il. want time to. think oyer. this
matter, as 1T Is "a. very. important one,
and F:really had mot given it a thought
before 4. came up here: I like Graney
and. you like Roche Now: + am not try
ing. to. force Graney~ on YOU: but you
seem aUxIouk;to force Raclle on me. We
wifi have no difficulty, in getting. a good
man.: as there. are a number of them
here: .What;do you think of Jack Wefeh
and Eddie Smith?g;s.
I II Will not take either. of Them re-
piled Murphy: AS far. as Grafiey is
concerned / do not think il would help
the fight to have him. named as referee.
The Eastern press. would probably. start
UP the story. Of another. Cans affair;
and would. have. il: either that Nelson
was to: go out or that he was not to go
out" - = = :*:c:e =. = -. =.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01

Though Eddie: Hanlon nearly caught
him. unawares in their first. battle
Training. has always been. a .drudgery
with Corbetts: WHO. is not .amenable to
the. discipline of his. handlers. He felt
he was paying the. bills and; that he
could govern himself accordingly and
do Las he. pleased He knew. since his
/ last meeting with Britt that sooner or
later he would meet. him in the ring
again. Instead OF. preparing gradually
against this day ne. took life easily
since last. March and allowed himself
to go entirely put OF: condition. when
( he went. to Sheehan:s to commence: his
training three Weeks. ago he weighed
Jas pounds: Ten pounds of: this came
off III: the first. two. days. and. then it
seemed impossible TO take off another
!. ounce: He::worked. himself into a. fever
ish: condition trying to. get rid of this
weight.;.It will probably never be known
how much :ioyerweigfit. he. was on the
night of his: fight. with. Nelson. There
WAS. spnae jiigglr ng@:wfth the scales, and
I although Corbett; SEEMED only an ounce
or: so over the: weight. Required he. may
/ have been. considerably more: - -.
;. Speculation: is already rife ais to. the
outcome of the battle between Nelson
and: Britt. The Dane seems irffpervioHs
10. punishment. no .:ofie: having. been
able up TO. the present time to hurt him.
It, is expected Britt. Will try to: keep
| him at. long range. and mot take a
chance of lnfighting: with: SO hard. a
customer. 3: -. =: = :; ~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01
TALENT TAKEN
BY SURPRISE
West BrOOkield, at 40 to I,
Comes Down the Ascot
Stretch Ahead of Field
BEATS THE FAVORITES
Hans Wagner Makes Fastest
Time of Day, Going Mile
and Fifty Yards in 1:4411a-
BEATS THE FAVORITES

Los ANGELES. Nov. S0.-F'ine wealth.
er, a splendid card and close finishes
pleased a large crowd to-day at Ascot.
Favorites showed up rather poorly. but
none of the winners. with the possible
exception OF West Brookfield, ran. with
out strong backing. West Brookheld
furnished the big surprise Of the day,
winning from the tOpheavy favorites
Schoolcraft and Philanthropistr coupled
in the betting, at opening odds as good
as. 40 to 1. He was played down to 20 at
post time, and won driving from
SchoOlcraft.
Dan Collins, equal favorite with Dol
lie Weithoff. won the first race In a STIR
ring. finish. Harbor won the third from
Emperor OF India. with Tom Hawk
third The finish in this race was close
Hildebrand outriding Lawrence. In the
last strides. Delagoa was favOrite for.
the fourth. but was not up: to a race
and quit badly. Judge Denton, at s to
and we'll played in the books, won
from Fustian,. with Lerida third Etny-
lene was made favOrite for the fifth
Hans Wagner, at to l. beat her out in
an exciting finish. Cincinnatus was
third. Golden Light rewarded his back
ers in the last race. winning from Hell.
gerson in easy style FL Oriente was
third. The best time made to-day was
in the fifth race. Hans Wagner going
the mile and fifty yards in 1:4411. Sum
mary:
First race. six furIongs. ssIlins-Dan Cot
Inns 100 q. Walsh), IL to 3. won Dollie
Weithon IO6 (Lawrence). 2 to 4. second:
Laureatea, 100 CHildebrand), to l. third
Time; 1:14%. Riceful. Ericula Rose OF Hilo.
CIoverton. Babe. Miracle IL and Dusky Secret
also
second race i've furIonss-West Broolneld.
los. lynch. 20 TO 1. won; Schooleraft. ll5
(BOoker) third Time. 1 .O2- SchOolcraft and
Philanthropist coupled in betting at 20 =.
Lawful Black Joe, COtillOn. Devon B. Huona,
Lady Kispar and Lulu Long also ran.
Third race, one and a sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Harb6r ITO (Hildebrand). to l. Won;
second: Tom Hawk. 9S CBeck). 20 to 1. third
Time. 1:4S1a. Great Eastern and Durbar also
rail-
Fourth race. six and half furIongs-Judge
Denton 90 (E. Walsh. to 1. won; Eustian,
10t CFuller). 4 to 1. second Lerida. 30. tMori-
arity1. Is 10 1. third Time. 1 :2O2. Tender
crest. Ignatio. Lucket. Delagoa and F1lnnyside
also
Fifth race one mile and nifty yards. selling
Hans wagner 1O4 (Eiildebrand). TO i, Won
Cincinnatus 1O6 CMoriarity). 10 l. third
Time 1.44l5. McGrathiana Prince. Diamante
and Canejo also ran.
Sixth race. one mile selling-Golden Light.
112 (Efildebrand) to 5. won; Helgerson. lV2
ia v,rsnce) 8 to 1. second, FL Oriente. IL
Mr.. Robinson July Gyp. Blueridge. Mckee
and Exa3O also ran.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01


Battling. Nelson has, finally realized
the ambition: he has been. nursing for
some months as articles were. signed
last. night for a; meeting between him.
self and Jimmy Britt ostalze place ipn.-
der the auspices of the: Yosemite Club
on the. night Of the '2Oth inst. in Me-
: chanics, Pavilion: The lighters are to
receive So per. cent of:the gate receipts.
OF this the winner win take 80 per cent
and the loser Al: per cent. Britt would
have preferred a larger share. for the
winner. but deferred TO the. wishes of
Manager Murphy, who acted for Mel :
d: son in the proceedings. The men: are TO.
weigh. 1872. pounds at Harry 'Corbett's. at
s O'Clock. on the. night Of their. en-
counter. -. -:
There was. no hitch in the arrange
:ments until the all-impOrtart matter. Of
a referee for the fight was reached,
After. a long and heated discussion
Britt and Murphy agreed. to meet Man
ager Jim. Conroth this afternoon, when.
. they will discuss the matter in private
and expect to reach an agreement II. =.
- Manager. Murphy suggested. the name
Of Billy: Roche: Britt. expressed a, pref
erence~ for. Eddie. SraIiey, saying be. had.
never figured on. Roche Fefereeihg "a
fight for him, as he. had always been on.
: friendly terms: with the. people in the
rival carhus. Manager Murphy said.
that would hold good with him. regard
ing Eddie Graneys as the latter had: al
ways been Britt,s friend. Britt wanted
p action. on the matter of. a: referee. de:
ferred until it could be discussed in pri@
vste. as he said. he did mot want bis
views on the available men spread
broadcast. -. - - -. :
DEBATE REFEREE QUESTION.
DO you object 70 Graney .refereeing
our. fght?' asked Britt -:
yes" replied Murphy; although. /
believe him honest" p. -,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01
SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL: l.
-. ~. -. DEFEATS ADAMS: ELEVEN
Teams. of Youngsters Play Exciting
Game of Football at Preside. !.
j.. Athletic (.roui,fs :: -:

. The ,Spring Valley Graffmar School
eleven defeated the" Adams .,Gosmo-
politan school team. in. a. football game
yesterday: at the Preside: athletic
grounds:. The eievens- broke about
even in the first. half, but.in the. sec
.ond the: Spring Valley; youngsters
pounded steadily at the. Adams. line
for touchdown The rest. of the
+ half was played in darkness. the
Spring Valley team still hammering
holes in the Adams line. The whistle
sounded with the. ball close to. the
Adams goal. Score, s. to O..
:. Following is. the lineup of. the
I.teams: -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01
TRACK NOTES.

W. Davis was there again with his
usual two winners.
Bookmaker Joe Harlan, who start
ed off the season $4,000 loser. man
aged to recoup to the extent of $1,000
the last three days at Oakland.
That nose decision in the last race
was worth just $4,000 to the owners
of Dungannon.
When File dor was thrown
against the fence in a humping match
on the stretch turn Mickey McLaugh-
lin had one foot severely bruised.
Nineteen bookss cut in, the same
number as at the previous drawing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01

Engltsh Eleven to play. Here.

NEW. YORK. Nov. sO.--G. o. Par
ker. American representative of the
CorinthIan Football Club of England,
is planning a tour of the United States
and Canada for his eleven next year
He has visited many cities and has
obtained considerable encouragement
for games. sIt is expected the team
VIII play matches in San Francisco,
Chicago :Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New
York land Boston and also in all the
leading cites in Canada
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. sO-ResuIts Of the
races:
. First race. four furlongs-Kllts won. Fallona
second Lily Brook third Time :5Oh
Second race one and three sixteenths miles
Swiftwtng won. Barkelmore second. Little FL
kin third Time 2:O7 3-5
Third race. six furlonss+Lady Ellison won
Dusky second. Hudson third. Time 1:IS-1- 5
Fourth race. one mile and. seventy yards
Spencerian won, FaIernian second Orthodox
third. =. Time Lac '2-5
Fifth race six furlongs-SgIvia Talbot won
Gay Boy second. Old England third Time.
Sixth race. one mile-Rainland won Chats
second. Lady. Free knight third Time.
I: AS 3-5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01
sixth race. Biz furlongs. three-ye
Jockey Beauchamp Reinstatcd.

BERLIN, Nov. 30.-Beauchamp.
the American jockey. who was de-
prived of a license in September by
the stewards of the Union Club. has
been notified that he will be allowed
In ride in 1905
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01
Good. Prices for Harness Horses.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-During the
Old Glory sale of horses which closed
tonight at Madison Square Garden
sS7 head were sold for s447.775. The
only previous sale at which the total
exceeded this amount was that of
1901, when $50 horses brought s49s,.
QP6
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01
No Coursing at Union PARK.

the judge Of the cOuTsing at Union
PaRk, there will be no running there
either on Saturday or Sunday The
following week a special card win be
prepared and Ingleside. Park will be
closed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01
Wrestler Is Challenged.

Jack Carkeek. the famous catch-as-
catch-can and Cornish wrestler, is try
ing to make a match with Tim Nc
Grath's Algerian. The latter. is a
Roman wrestler. a style with
which Carkeek is not familiar.