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GRANITE STAKE.

The quarterly conference OF the Gran
lite stake of Zion will be held at tho
stake tabernacle on sunday Feb. 20,
1905. Meetings converting at 10 a. m.
and 2 p. m. The people generally are
invited to attend.
FRANK Y, TAYLOR,
EDWIN BENNION,
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
Stake Presidency.
THE Granite Stake Sunday School
union meeting will be held Monday,
Feb. n, 1905, In the stake tabernacle,
at 1880 p. IN. All Sunday school work.
ers are requested to attend.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON,
RICHARD S. HORNE,
JOSEPH II, MERRILL,
SUPPLEMENTARY.
FRANCIS w. COPE, Secy
The home missionaries OF the Granite
stake will hold their regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday March /, 1906
at the stake tabernacle, commencing
at 7:i5 p. m. WILLIAM M'EWAN,
Stake Clerk.
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,,pLk J BOYD GORDON 2ss q -
Hours TO " a. IN. i 10 80 20 MAIN
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Afraid of stroug Medicines.

Many people suffer for years from rheu-
matte pains, and prefer to do so rather
than take the strong medicines usually
given for rheumatism, not knowing that
quick relief from pain may be had sim.
ply by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and without taking any medicine inter
nally. Rev Amos Parker OF Magnolia
North Carolina, suffered for eight years
with n lame hip, due TO severe rheuma-
tic pains. lilo has been permanently cured
by the free application Of Chamborlain's
Pain Balm. For sale by all druggists.
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w N TIE ID -- REPRESENTATIVE .
view leading business people Good pay
References Address United states Float
ing Exposition co. Western Department,
San Francisco, california.
MUTUAL PRovIDENT FEDORA
ton, Ga TempletoA BID has many desir-
able places for thoie seeking good POSI-
lions Call AZ once
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The Diamond Cure.

The latest news from Paris, IL, that
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption. II you fear consump-
ton for Pneumonia, II WILL however be
best for you TO take that great remedy
mentioned by w. T. Niece. OF Vanleer,
Tenn. Il had cough, for fourteen
years. Nothing helped me, until took
Or, Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs, and Colds, which
gave instant relief, and affected per-
manent cure" Unequalled quick cure
for Throat and Lung Troubles. At T..
c. NJ. l. Price SOC and sl.0O, guaran-
teed. Trial bottle free.
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A. Z. HIBBs. osrEop,,,,,,.,.-.
oVS Auus Block Phone 2lG, AlhlsI
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PULLMAN OBSERVATION

Sleeping cars latest pattern, are being
operated on d. & II, G. train No. l.,
ogden to Denver, via COLORADO
MIDLAND. The only through Denver
sleeper on that train, Write to l., II.
Harding Gen, Agent, Salt Lake. for
folders and information,
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This
@------=
Day In History.
FEBRUARY 18th
This
FEBRUARY 18th

l63i-Count Albrocht wen1el
Euseblus Wallenstein, or
Waldstein, commander OF
the Austrian Imperial army,
assassinated BY secret order
81 his sovereign. Wallensteln
arose from obscure rank 10
be one Of the most famous
generals Of his age. He Won
victories for Ferdinand OF
Austria, which saved the
empire His last army was
composed OF rR-lenarles,
and he refused to obey the
commands OF the emperor,
but asplred to O crown and
opened negotiations with
Austria's enemies For that
he was assasslnated,
iIG-Sir Christopher Wren,
achltect of st. Pauls. etc,
died, born 1892
lIi6--Charles Cotesworth Plnck.
ney born In Charleston, died
there 1875.
lSil-Treat arranged between
France and Germany. BY
the terms Of the treaty AL
SAGE and Lorraine were coded
to Germany and war in
IDENTITY OF five milllards OF
francs - about 81 900 600
granted the conquerors.
lS9i--Steel Mackaye, well
known Amecican actor, play
wright and teacher, died at
Timson, Colo. born Si2.
boa British convoy attacked
by Beers at Klerksdorp,
Cape Colony; British casual
ties, 6S2,
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints viii
be held In the Tabernacle at 2 D. m.
tomorrow, Sunday. Sunday school at 10
a. M, and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows;
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Zlon's Savings Bank and Trust Co.
has on deposit over three and one half
million dollars. II you have not an ac-
count, open one OF any amount, 81 or
more. Jos r. Smith, President; George
NJ. Cannon, Cashier,
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no.sro, JAMES Il, MOVIE.
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Take University and Fair
Grounds car, 90 west 10 oak
ley. You viii be surprised.
You. VII! ind no mud IN OAK
You will ind streets perfectly
dry. You viii find telephone SER
vice, electric light. city water
shade trees, graded streets, ce-
ment sidewalks, and many new
and modern houses You Will
find as desirable a building site
for $3.50 to 800 as you can get
same distance east for four
times the money,
Don't listen to anyone. Take a
street car ride and see for your
self,
HUBBARD INV'T co,
Is West Second South.
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PUBLIC LONG. DISTANCE TELE.
PHONES.
with Found-proof booths Telephons
building. State street. city.
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PAGES MAP.
Uintah India, Reservation.

b"'"H Ah'ih' RererVh'ion'
Compiled from Y. S. Geological and
other surveys, Full and Reliable In
formation regarding the opening OF two
and a half million acres of land for set
tlement.
Post paid ...........,...,..
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main St., Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lako Photo Supply 60.
Exclusive Photo. Stock dlrs.. 50 g. Main
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led In the grand march, Members Of
the senate had been invited and quite
number responded to the invitation
Fully 300 persons were present, and all
enjoyed themselves.
Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland
left yesterday for Washington.
Mr., and Mrs. George l.. Nye will
leave on Monday for Denver.
Miss Grace Young is here from Chi
oago, visiting with her aunt, Mrs, L.
A. Clayton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace en-
terrain at dinner tonight at their home,
home
Mr. and Mrs James II, Moyle have is
sued invitations for an evening party
next week.
Mrs. oscar Romney Will entertain at
an afternoon function next Thursday
G, f. Sharp viii entertain the Owls
at birthday party tonight, at the
club rooms In the Auerbach block,
-
IL will pay you to keep Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in
your home, IL only costs a quarter. Sold
by oil druggists
Or. Mark G, Myers,
Diseases Of Rectum. Office 21T.2ls
Atlas Block. Hours 2 TO p. m.
King OF all Bread is Royal Bread.
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Dent Let This Day In
Your History

Pass without buying a Diary for 1905.
a nice assortment to select from. at
Deseret News Book Store.
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DIR. @. A. GowANs, DENTIST.

once BOD Auerbach bld. PhOne ag7O.a.
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FLOUR, POTATOES, ONIONS

BAILEY & SONS. 60 +. 2Np supply,
make n speciality OF your ",u'''
Best quality at lowest piloe''
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will be held in the Second ward meet
inghouse Monday Feb "a, at 1880 p. m.
LOTT1E p, BAXTER. Prest.
MYRTLE CARTWRIGHT, Secy.
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~, y Hinsdale, Dentist 1nJm
bIlen Bldg Hours 3 to 'ybtItoa, Keith
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AUCTION.

ON MONDAY, FEB. q, AT 1870 A. NJ.
No, 2S T.. Third South Street fine lot
high grade furniture, parlor set, ma
hogany rockers and center tables. music
cabinet, rugs, fine quarter sawed oak
dining set cost $3.50; china closet, china
fruit and iely's fine guitar hail mirror.
2 fine bedroom sets. chinonier. hair mat
tressos, wardrobe, cylinder top office dos,
and chair, book shelves dreasers and
stands brass trimmed he'd, lace curtains
and porters, fine porcelain lined refriger.
ator, steel range gas range, new linoeum.
lot fine granteware, scales, lamps laun-
dry, stove, washer, lot carpenter tools
lawn mower and a thousand articles not
mentioned. K. A. Andrews, Auctioueer.
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BURTON ooAL s LUMpER 90.

Rock Springs, Castle Gate, Cumber.
land, Anthracite. Both Phones sos
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G. S. MARTIN COAL co.

Rock Springs, Cumberland. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek lump. nut and slack
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SEWING MACHINES.

Wheeler & Wilson, New Home House.
bold and others Wholesale and retail
Ruben Sewing Machine Coop % n Isl
South Phones 1862 and 1884
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LARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE.
carpets, stoves at bargain prices. o. X.
Furniture Co, 800 So. State, Phone lO6i.z.
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FACTS THAT TELL.

January net increase IN subscribers,
$50, Total subscribers In Salt Lake
city, February l. 1879.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
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FOR RENT
TuTTLE BROS. 8 wooILEY.

NO, 49, MAIN 81,
The best time to rent house 10 Just
before the spring rush commences People
realize this-that's the reason none OF
these houses will be vacant by the end
Of the coming week. Can you do better
than
$40 SO. 7th East. 7-rm pr Dr. Mod. SIS 90
100 SO. 9th East s-rm brick, mod
ern, barn ...4..,.....,.......s2O 90
Sl Park Ave. 7-rm. br, mod ...,..s l5 90
Goddard Court, S-rm frame Cot,
hail. pantry. etc ....,.,.,.,,,Sl 5.OO
2IS / street 6.rm frame. (You can't
90 better) ,t.,...,ts..,,.,.,.......Sl0 .O
Al Cane Street S-rm br,, newly
papered o,,..,..,..,. ,.",u..s 500
B3 so, ith East S-rm frame. (See
TINS az oncel ,"n....,....:,S $50
FUTILE BROS & WOOLLEY,
Progress Building.
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Eat Royal Bread, sold everywhere.
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ELECTRICAL.
TICKET BROKERS.
FIRE-PRooF STORAGE

MOVING. STORAGE. PACKING AND
shipping Best and cheapest Rednsn
Van 4 Storage Co Phone 555 Office and
storehouse l26 and l2s S West Temnle
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MOVING AND STORAGE.
scAvENoERs.

KIMBALLS VAN & STORAGE CO..
DO w. FIRST South street Both phones
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upnoLsrERIso AND REPAIRING

nTsT PLACE IN TOWN PAEslYIH
furniture made new again IVY uHr,rohie
Mattress 4 Mfg. CO., ISL W. 80 i'"P
Both Phones.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

CASH IN ADVANCE EACH WEEK
10 our statesmen Choice territory now
open. Write quickly for particulars. Send
references with first letter and state
where YOU want 10 work. Outnt free, Adj
dress. washington Nursery Co., Topper.
ish Wash
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STOVE REPAIRS.

ORIGINAL STOVE CASTINGS SOLD
and put IN by Al workmen Also
water Jackets cleaned and originals put
H. 2i2 state Bell phone l79i-y Utah
Ind phone 1926 Western Foundry &
Stove Repair Works
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SALT LAKE sCAvENGER co, OF.
flee, Atlas Block Basement Tel $685.
KEEN SANITARY CO OFFICE q ".
LIST South Bell Tel 1ill-x Ind. 1865
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sHoEMAKE Frs.

JOHN CAMENCIN, rTAITs MOST SCI
entiho shoemaker Solid comfort for ten
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IL will pay you to keep Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in
your home, II only costs quarter. Sold
by oil druggists
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WANTED.

GRADUATE NURSE DESIRES POSI-
tion In physicians Office Address, Train
ed Nurse. Box 49, city.
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OPTICIANS.
CARPET CLEANING

WE CALL FOR. TAKE UP, STEAM
clean and relay your carpets on snort
notice Thornberg steam Garnet Oleao'
ing Works $50 500 Il. 9th So. Phones lNN
UTAH CARPET & wall Paper Clea1Ing
Co. latest imp process. Phone lNi'k'
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MONEY TO LOAN.

,PRiyATE LOANS ON FURNlTpr
veC, 40 removal, no rate. Easy T hsS
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MASON COAL co.

All kinds Of Coal, Both phones 17s
DR.. Hanchett. Office removed to iO1
Mccormick Block.
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S-ROOM HOUSE AND GROOM HOUSE
close In, Keys at rs w, First North,
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BATH
Cheap, 566 w, LIST North,
2 ROOMS. 40 S. THIRD EAST ST.
SEWING MACHINES, 81 PER MONTH
White office, ~ W, LIST S, St Phone 1S7-x
VACANT HOUSES. TEL a.
o. HOUSES ALL PRICES AND KINDS.
Tuttlc Bros, l49 Main ST. red ball signs.
CALI. UP TEI. n FOR HOUSES.
ThIloRS.
A. NJ ROSELL rs SOUTH STATE.
Tel 2l45-X Suits 10 order. Your own ma
terial made up; NJ guaranteed. cleaning
and repairing. Moderate prices
GROCERIES.
ilh lbs Sugar, 800 3 cans Mustard
Sardlnes. % packages Pancake Flour
%; 10 o. can Baking Powder, 3Ss
Mince Meats 8; large Naval Oranges, %:
pounds good Cheese. *; 3 mounds OF
Prlnes % pounds Dates, IS; 2 cans
Of peas, Is. Chicago Store O south West
Temple Street
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WIEN in NEED OF READY cAsu
see us-Crescent Loan Co., s. Hoopeer" si
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sd M Mcdowell, osTEoPArp -
iisS .Es ofGedl ib5dleag phones-ResdSsas,!i
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AssAYsR.

,pWHons. Banner. d. o. 500 ATLAS mr.,
-l none -lsS.4 Res Phone, 2.ds.SS BLK
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SITUATION WANTED.

YOUNG GIRL WITH BEST OF REF
erences would like position as stenO-
rrapher and typewriter. Address rs
Second street
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King of all Bread is Royal Bread.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-03
SHIPMENT
OF ORANGES
MORE THAN 200
CARS THIS SEASON
PRICES AND MARKET CON.
DITIORS OF CITRUS FRUITS

According to report of orange ship
ments the October business is claimed
to have been heavier than in past
seasons during that month.
The total shipment from this place,
since the beginning Of the season, up to
Tuesday night was $1,000 boxes, or
about 200 carloads.
The rush is on now in shipping, and
night work Is carried on in some of
the packing houses.
The fruit is rapidly coloring and be-
coming sweet, and the golden Florida
orange so highly priced, will soon be a
delicious fact.
The New York Packer says: Florida
oranges and grapefruit are now arriv-
ing quite literally. An improvement
in the color and general condition OF
the fruit is quite noticeable $3.50 to
1885 is easily realized on choice fruit.
The season is not yet well under way,
but receipts are are now averaging
about LOO to 1000 boxes per day.
This is al out 800 boxes less per day
than at this time last year. A good
portion of the receipts are used up on
shipping demand; local demand is
also quite active. The principal bulk
OF the receipts are coming by steamers
via Clyde and Savannah lsnes.
The first of the 1905 California navel
orange crop were offered Mt auction
early this week. Values ranged from
- &c, to 5.05 per box. The grade offered
was very small, but the prices obtained
on the best lots are cons idercd quite
high. 4 few lots Of very fancy Valen-
cia lates sold up to $GS5 per box. Some
oil grades sold as low rs 50. New Med
iteranean sweets in small lots sold
from Sl.3O to 800 per box. There is a
good demand from the store for Flori-
da and California oranges when fancy.
Common stock is dragging somewhat
at inside figures. Florida grape fruit
is coming quite freely now and the re-
ceipts are generally nice fruit. At the
present time the market is a little of !:
$3.50 to3g0 are the ruling prices for
good fruit.
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DairyIng In Florida.

Florida Agricuturist A CORES
pendent Of Farm and Home. writing
from Pasco county florida, tells sor c
thing of whatsis being done in this
State in the dairy business. What
one has done another may do.
Cattle raising is receiving more at
tention than formally in all parts of
Florida but chiefly in the direction OF
beef production. Our State has long
been noted for the ease with which
cattle could be prod uced and the
toughness Of the beef was proyerbial
but our State experiment station dem
onstrated that by proper feeding the
best of beef can be made here at about
one-half what it costs in the corn belt
of the West. The great packing COM
panies have been quick to take adj
vantage Of the fact and are buying and
stocking immense ranges in various
parts of the State, on which they will
raise and fatten beef.
Dairying is one degree higher agri-
culture than stock raising and in mid
die Florida, between the Suwannee and
Chattahoochee rivers, much attention
is being given to this branch. one
Leon county man sends his butter to
Tampa at the rate of about 400 lbs a
month, and the Jumpierun dairy farm
in Jefferson county finds ready sale
for nearly 5000 lbs a year at 80 to soc
rer Id.
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Editors at tho mir.

No special day at the State Fair, to
be held in Tampa, November 10 to 80.
will be more memorable than Press
Day, designated in honor ~ the news
paper men of Florida who have done
so much to make the Fair grand
success. A banquet to newspaper men
and legislators will be among the feat
ures. The day has not been named
yet, but all FloI ida editors and legis
lators will be notified of the date and
extended a cordial invitation to at
tend.
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Belly williams.

Tampa Tribune dispatch from Fort
Myers: Hon. Walter d. Bell, the
popular mayor OF this city, was united
in the holy bonds Of matrimony with
Miss Blanche Williams, OF Arcadia,
Sunday, at > ,. m, Hon. II A. Hendry
officiating.
Mr.. Bell is young attorney, 23
years OF age, and is one OF the best
known and successful lawers of the
sixth Judicial Circuit. As a public
speaker and politician he is an impor-
tant factor in the affairs Of Lee county
The bride, beautiful young lady OF
10, is the daughterof Hon. d. :. Will
liams, Of DeSoto county. Fer some
weeks she has occupied responsible
position in tie law Office Of Mr.. Bell as
his stenographer and private secretary
The happy couple left Sunday on
their bridal tour, which win be cut
short on account OF the approaching
term Of Circuit Court. in which Mr.
Bell has volume Of business.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-03

Tipes-Union: Information comes
from Tallahassee that the Buchanan
bill will be tested in the Supreme
Court. 1t has been the impression
among those interested in higher
education in Florida that IL there are
defects in the bill it should be decided
just as soon as possible, for the reason
that the Board OF Control would not
be juctified in perfecting their plans
and spending the States money to
find that the board had done so illegal
~. It is certainly the best plan to
have the law tested and the matter
finally settled, thereby ending all con-
troyersy and doubt. II is matter in
which all interests should Join in good
faith and good feeling.
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Fnir onens November IL.

Wednesday, November 10, marks the
opening of the great Florida State
Fair at Tampa, and that it viii be the
most successful State fair in the his
tory of the South, is now a foregone
conclusion, both in point of attendance
Of home seekers from other States end
in quantity and quality Of products ex-
hibited. The opening will DC brilliant,
the exercises being condu. ed 10y Gov
ernor Broward and Ho.., Leslie II
Shaw, the distinguished Secretary of
the Treasury. The appearance of ye
Mystic Grew OF Gasparlla, in the finest
and most fantastic costumes ever
brought to Florida, and monster ho-
raj parade, will be among the attrac-
tivefeatures of the opening.
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GRAND JURY
PRESEN TMENT
BLOW To ILLEGAL
LIQUOR TRAFFIC
ENERGETIC WORK OF
CLEARING THE DOCKET

After busy session Of ten days the
fall term Of the Circuit Court ends to-
day with the imposition Of sentence
upon those convicted
In brisk manner the work Of the
court has proceeded and Judge Palmer
and states Attorney Phillips have
worked energetically to clear the dock
ct as far as possible.
Nearly fifty criminal cases were
handled, a majority Of them being for
She illegal sale of liquor. And such
was he vigor Of the prosecution that
but one defendant escaped.
The blind tiger traffic has certainly
received severe blow at this term of
court, and the fact that justice is
shown to be on the trail Of such illegal
ity will likely prove a deterrent to
those who have any desire to defy the
| law.
Indictments for murder were found
! against staten Johnson and Anderson
Jones, who are charged with killing
Scott on boat near Punta Gorda some
| time ago.
Charles Daniels, the negro, who was
indicted for the murder of another ne
gro in Arcadia, had his case continued
until the next term Of court.
Cecilia simmons, the negro woman
Of Puuta Gorda who killed child.
| plead guilty to manslaughtcr.
No other criminal cases Of impor-
lance occupied the attention Of the
court,
Among the civil cases Was that of
j. i. Thomas vs. Peace River Phos-
phate Co., n suit for $4,000 damages,
verdict being given for the defendant.
The suit Of the First National Bank
IS. Jas. ~okcr, resulted in verdict for
the plaintiff in sum of $l7j.
L. 7. Smith Hardware Cows r. J.
knight, verdict for plaintiff, SlOG.7s.
Abraham Estbury vs.. ". II. Sim
mons plaintiff, St4a7l.
The following is the prescntmcnt of
the grand jury, which was discharged
lucsuay night;
To the Honorable Bascom II. Palmer,
presiding:
We, the grand jury in and for De-
Soto county for the fall term Of 1903.
in keeping with our oath, have dill
gently examined into the matters that
have come before us ana have found
and returned true bills, where the evil
donce warranted our doing so.
We regret to find that certain classes
Of crimes are on the increase in our
county and call special attention to
the violation Of the local option law.
We fear that the punishment which
has heretofore been metcd out TO the
guilty and those convicted Of the vio-