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Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

Of things political as epoch making events, m that they are accepted as marking independence of action even to the disregard of party limitations, which heretofore have bound men wI.o figure prominently in politics.
 The canvass of MT. Jerome. who is running independently, has been made notable by his repeated denunciacion of the leaders of both the republican and democratic parties, and his asser- tions of utter independence have marked him for the especial attack of those who follow implicitly parJy leadership. His candidacy has been in dorsed by lawyers generally and sub scriptions for his campaign fund have been received from persons resiling in distant parts of the United States
 The democratic tocket is headed by George B. Mcclellan, who is candi- date for reelection for mayor. He las based his every appeal for votes on his record in office, declaring that he is prepared to stand or fall by it. He mas avowed himself a believer in munich pal ownership when public utilities conducted by private enterprises fail Of giving the people an adequate ser vice. On this ticket Jas. Osborne, as sistant district attorney from 1891 to 1903, is named for district attorney
 Vim. NJ. Wins. the republican candi- date for mayor, mas declared himself to be in favor of the acquisition by the city of every franchise which has lapsed and a believer in municipal ownership "so far as progress can be made with Order.''
 The ticket of the municipal owner ship league IS headed by Wm. Ran dolph Hearst, proprietor of a number of newspaper properties throughout the country and who for years has been prominently identified with the propaganda which is the distinctive badge of his candidacy. The chef blanks Of the platform of that league call for the forfeiture of lapsed gas franchises; municipalization of the city's lighting, with decreased cost to users; municipal ownership of pubic utilities on a sweeping scale, and the elimination of what is termed graft" from civic life.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

ney. Opposed tO him and other fusion nominees. about equally divided in po- litics between the two great national parties, is the present mayor Eus-ne F.. Schmitz. and his associates on tho union labor ticket. IL is estimated that at least 75.000 votes win be polled
 The odds among betting men are six and one half or seven to ten In favor of the reelection of SchmitZ- On both previous occasions he wa-s opposed h~ two candidates and secured his elec- ton by pluralitieS. This time a ma jority of the votes cast will be requir- ed. The union labor leaders claim thar the citizens alliance is backing the fu- sion ticket. but the assertion has been vigorously denied. Voting machinls will be used throughout the city.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

St. Petersburg, Nov. 4.-Count Witte is getting his hands on the helm, and the Russian ship of state is beginning to right itself. Gradually the disorder that followed the promulgation of the constitution giving the people liberty is being put down. The premier has met the immense difficulties confront ing hlm and the pressure of the de- mands of the different classes of so- ciety with an energy and sincerity that are more and more giving aim the support of the moderate liberals, who have been frightened by the carnival of disorder into which the country has been plunged and the inOrdinate de-
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
A STORY OF HORROR.

The Blackest Act oe Russia's Anti
 Jewish Hate.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

Odessa, Nov 3.-It is believed that mobs being satisfied with the two
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
FINLAND's FREEDOM.

A Manifesto Granting Practical Au-
 tonomy.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

signed and dispatched to Helsinfors. It convokes the diet on December 20, abolishes the dictatorship. rescinds Governor General Bobrikoff's illegal enactment, annuls !. the manifesto of February 15, 1899. which provided for common Legislation in the empire, and all the laws since enacted. It announces that the extraordinary diet now convoked is for the revision of the diets electoral basis. The ukase not only places the diet in the control of the budget, but gives it sweeping power to elaborate new system Of representation based on universal suf- frage and for a report to the adminis- tration which will make it responsible before thu diet.
 The ukase provides for the formula tion of laws giving practical auton- omy. The emperor has accepted the resignation of the entire senate and has virtually promised to remove Prince John Obolensky, governor-gen- eral of Finland.
 The manifesto abrogating the illegal ordinances promulgated by Governor General Bobrikoff, in pursuance of his policy for the Classification of Finland, and including the military law of 1901, is expected to relieve the situation in Finland, as the ordinances have been the principal cause of discontent among the Films.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
Better Than A Gold Mine.
How Married Lady of Phoenix Invested $5 to Pro
 duce an Income of $360.

of $15 already produced $S6O in of for hours
  las I
  school  husband as is a simple set he has paid It time the first of intend
  shorthand
 earning excel  is understand"
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

s2O0 cash down and s7O0 On easy monthly installments like rent will buy a five room house with bath and fine shade E. E. Pascoe. no N. Center St.. Real Estate and Loans.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
SCHMlTZ FAV0RITE
 IN SAN FRANCISCO
Betting Back Him Against Democrats
 and Republicans.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 4.-For the first time, the republican and demo- cratic parties have combined in the nomination of a municipal ticket here. The fusion candidate for mayor is John H. Partridge, (republican) at present a deputy in the office of the city attor-
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

$500 buys 5 room brick modern house on the north side se0O cash Balance like rent. F. F. PaScoe. ll0 N. Center St., real estate. loans and in-
 surance.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

Now on the market. See the window display. Donofrio's Crystaizcd Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

To taste it is bliss. Get a sample and you will want . pound. Donofrio's Crystalized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

St Petersburg, Nov. 4.-The mani festo of Emperor Nicholas granting the demands of the Films, has been
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
eoNPERs ARRIVES IN CHICAGO
Is There to Act as Peaeemaker in the
Teamsters' Strike.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
PANAMA's NAVY DEDICATED,
The Fleet Consists Of One Steam
Yacht Of Small Tonnage.

New York. MAY Representa-.
tvcs OF the Panama republic have lo,.
mally dedicated their navy at ship.
yard In South Hrooklyu
The force anoat consists OF tho
steam yacht Oucnta, commanded 10y
Captain T. + IOyclace. formerly OF
Kansas cay. The yacht Was recent.
~ purchased from n New York man
Ior 100000. and has been thoroughly
ONrrhauIcd preparatory To taking ~
the duly at guarding the eastern coast
vt the lsthmus
For the occasion of hoistlng the Pan.
anna ensign, the Ortenla Was In gala
DE-, -, and large party went aboard
headed 10y carlo, Aroscmcna, secretary
Of the legation Luncheon was served
on hoard, after which the nag Of the
republic Nas brought from locker
and raised hy secretary Aroscmrna.
The emblem consists ~ four
squares. twoot white, ouSin the upper
lett aud ihc other u tuc lower r.ght
hand corners aud two squares, one
each of red and blue. IN one uf the
white sQuarcs there = a single star
Of blue aud In the other red star
The Oricnta Nlll leave Tor Coon on
Thursday or Friday.
Arriving there she will be- htted
with Two three FOUNDER guns and Two
automatic rapid hre guns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
France Made NO Break.

Queenstown, May IS Vice Atmra
Lord Charles Beresiu.l cummaua.n-
|lhe channel feet In an Interview her,
yesterday on the arrival OF the Nht,
Star Une steamer Oceanic from NcV
York, May 10. said be- f,'' France bad
taken care that there should be- "a.
breach Of neutrality IN the Far Ea.'
Hith her consent. Possibly, he said
the Russians, like others, might us'
French waters to repair accidents and
remain there until turned out
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19

NsN York May a. A ~ O'elOct
ths morning The Cunaf, ne steam
- CofOhia uhieh sailed efaay ~
trrnSOS Coz Liverpool a distH
Euisked passenger o. cas- stll
sEf0and Opposiis The San fi0of bee
ooa. TuO tuEs ysfv ~. a pHi ihs
liner 90 The bank p. sind "a
liEht No damAEs 70 fhs . L. fear
g. a. ths bottom IL th4 IN % ths
ehAhEeI "a sOti sad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
RAILWAY TeLeeRAPHEEs MEET
Holding Annual Session In chSttsnoo
GA Large Attendance

Chattanooga Tenn NAY IS Th'
,W,ny fourth annual session 81 m, A.
,o,iat.on OF n 'say Telegraph Supet
iutendcu's Nas called 90 ofGct here to
day By Prc.iI.u, Henry &. Pope 81 ),
Pau. Man Thrprineipal railroads
Of the United states are represented
a. the moetuE
MAYOR Chambliss, Of Chattanooga
delivered the address Of WELDON,
which va responded % by 81 J
OI<ary. % New YORK. several CON
mittees we're Appointed and fee con
mittse reports submitted
This afternoon Will b. spent BY The
delegatez visiting the poiats 81 histor
.c Htsrsst AbOa, he city and business
sessions vul b. he'd again loporrOs
and Friday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19

-; LOaia. AsT 10 -J4..e Rogers
% IN unitss Baiss d. e0ar has
isss-d ca order AieE.hE a 5Hns =
Ckiuansu c'lggicfel sEl isnesd to
q tern q - Gays ia 10 y ssafi b<s
lteBtlAry f0r BatalnF ~ q tio III
70 rsfAin ~ qssas shHs 'urxiHk his
ssn,szes. Jgsg t0la iaees haEafs
thAi tss Fstsnti0a ~ his gssue va .
lns,fof % rpilrios haS ~ viii g. fas
anr prisoser whe has kssn eonanef
- ~ ssafe pssitssiiary w ~ at
atR tee. ehefR
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
PREsBVTERIANs MEET.
General Assembly Holding Annual
Meeting IN Indiana.

Meeting IN indiana.
NlnonR Lake. Ind, May ~ Two
meetings were held toray preliminary
To the opening vi the general assembly
OF The ptcAlAkGI4An rhutoh. NhLsAs n 40
hold ~ hrsl session tomorrow The
foreign mission conference began ~
Woth secretary Arthur J Brown. of
the board OF missions presided
The speakers were Rev John llal
com SHAW of Chicago. REV G. u Nc
Airc. Of liroohlyn Rev {. A u Jan
NI,r Of Philadelphia. and Mr. u ~
WcI.- 90 Fort wayne ind. secretary
uf the w"uan's board Of The uorta.
wet
N,1rN 200 p'r.ous p,f' present 10
'n, audience s'ro SEATED lusllco Har
ian. at DO, United States supreme
court M lisriau aud William len
Uus. Hpan 1u.ticv Harlan BE- here.
tu urge tb, construction ~ PT'tby..
terrain cathedral a. Washington NJ
glyan s here lo aiirad the meeting 81
pf'sid'u's OF The rrrsbytnian co,
lvgr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
avail ENGAGEMENT
IS NOW imminent
Is Believed Admiral Toga
Will Attack Russians.
ePs' FLEET is BELOW FoRmosA

omen and Children Removed From
|Tamsul, Which Is UAder Mart al
Lsw-Fourth Russian Squadron Is
Ready to Sail for Eastern Waters.
AmOny, China, May lS.--l, Is Oehcy
ii that part Of the japanese flee, Is
|aking up a position below Formo,a
md that Admiral Togo has planned t.
)ght the Russians south of Formusa
The japanese get orders from this
|icinity at night time.
The state OF martial law frs, de-.
Haired at Tamsui, island OF Formosa.
ind subsequently made genera. all
throughout the island has been 10,
|Dwed by the appointment Of mil.
|ary executive and the moving Of the
Fomen and children from the Pcsca
lore island TO Forosa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
Fourth Squadron Ready to Sail.

ST. Petersburg. May lS.-lt is an
bounced from Cronstadt tina, Vice Adj
|niral Birelef, commander.in.chief a,
Baltic ports. has ordered the commau
Iers In the fourth division Of Vice Al
|niral Rojestyensky's fleet To hold
lheir ships in readiness 20 leave tor
he Far East by June { withou, fail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
SAILORS BEATEN By uNIoNIsTs
lonsshorsmen Object to Them Un
loading Ship During Strike.

loading Ship During Strike.
Tacoma, WISH May Is A drspcr
ate battle has occurred On The deck, Of
the steamer Centennis. Ia which sever
a. men were slightly Injured and three
are thought 10 have been drowned
The Centennial. from san Francisco
via Seattle, brought rom the latter
port q gang OF n men 10 work m
chips cargo here Owing 20 existing
trouble between The sailors union and
the lOagshoremen's union Captain
Pierce had been threatened with .
boycott BY the sailors n he employed
Tacoma iongKhOremsn and hence had
hired q crew a, Sesttle.
When the Steamer arrived In pori
shout 200 long horemen boarded hei
armed with clubs. billies. pistols Ane
BEber weapons The seattle msn Ners
Beaten wherever found and some 81
eAots we're trcd before order sas ~
ftored.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
n.r, n.s,ino ., Jsssssn. no.

Birmingham. "A Nay "A Tn
ttih annual Convention % the s0uih
eastern b. Posters assoc isi 10
shleh has bern Ia sessioa e. he Hiu
man h0isl fos tbs pasi too iaJt. "a
jourusd yesterday u vas mar uOas
~ decided % hold he nsIi snHuAl
meetar o. Jstksasvlis. ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
YACHTS START on
RACE ACROSS OCEAN
Boats Leave New York Harbor
In Good ConditiCU.
RACERS MAKE A GOOD START
While the Foreigners Boats Seemed
To Be Good Crafts. the Americans
Are Picked to Win the Prize onered
by Emperor William,

New York. May lS.--Weatu'r cuudt
tons early today were much more Ia.
yurable Tor start OF the yachts IN
the Trans. Atlantic race than ou yvstor.
day. Just before ) o'clock Jlr Wind
Was blowing knots an houi from the
northwest the shy was CLOUDY and the
air clear Al hat time II Nu- posi-.
bic To observe objects ten mlt,s away.
The Sandy Hook l,ghtship could be
plainly seen ijum the Highlands Ol
NaVeslnh
The thick blanket Of FOG which made
maneuyCring about the starting point.
sandy Hook lightship. so hazardous
yesterday that the committee u charge
Of the event. postponed It, disappeared
during the night The Northwestern
had subsidized TO an S.knot breeze
The weather. however. sti, remain
ed cloudy and sulen a. II loa,hr 10 lct|
the yachts leave these shoro, without
sort of u preliminary ussie WITH as
ular north Atlantic storm,
When the committee postponed yes.
tcrdays race It va, planncd to start
the even today as soon n possible
with The preparatory gun ri noon
Preparations to carp out this pro
gram were begun early. thc committee
tug reaching SANDY Hook at $40
three aud half hour, before the
event MAS scheduled 10 TART.
Tue ug =. once slaf',0 on tour
among me yachts at 90, ncc' ltl
srcm,d almost certain %. thar time
that there would be- 90 pl.tpon,m,nt
today
Tho ou.l "essol m .ur % 'he fleet
BOO sand, Hook bay e. clort pa,I
Lord Hrasr,s suup,lw IN. urhDt
ton Nc.r anchored ih'r. waiting 90,
arrival 81 rbr steam ,,a.t .u tOs ,urm
10 The start
shortly after 10 OC,DCt 100 comm.i 4
Zee 10 chaJa' oi DO" race Hoisjrd the
s.gBal "Gc, ready for SEQ ana 10"
American yachts began ravtng the
bay tn. fr-r ou' to &C. 80 the Va |
hSia aud th' sunbeam ou 10 the start |
wa CommOdOi, Tods " e. Thlst, |
closely fu..oW,d boy The ,asl Allsa
Tug, acre aiOngs.d, ~ POI. efsl other
Joars d, 10 ~ orip,t The enur |
fleet sas neay tu starting ae At San
dy HOok lighuh.p
The Fl"ur de Lys ~ns '.a only boat
mat DID not have the t, Ices of
Tug IN, scatbrr began 10 thickcb
up again and % looked al. " there
ight b, return Of yss. days FOG
Observance from shore - cut doSn
20 . matter ~ ak or eigi. miles The
ViHf held tru" and 81. lew about
seven knots
A. ~ O'Clock bceaurr = the fox
he uEhtthip from sh..t The star
was 10 Dc made could No. Fl. seen ffos
EhgFe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
Ns.ahben ple AuddsnIr.

Atlanta. May IA Two .meh Who
we're neighDors. fell read ~ the cltY
On" sas Robert IIarmeyeL who has
a vineyard Ca Maysou and Turner q,
suuc and The other SIS Rotor AdAlf
vho Aorkrd for = nontt in West A.
ianla Do' far from where ilArim,ysr
lly'o Haum"y'f uent into bis pea
iuro 10 grayr cou later In the
morning BIZ dead bndy as dlscr~tr
81 The oofunrf.s iury'S verdict as
that death resulted from apoplsIy Ne
NAs ~ year ~ sEe RobSu Adalr
sbO sas udihG IN = hodsts wagon
drove up q" me store u J0Ah ~ Pen
nlnE'pn. 80 Tackle street Is sslt
I'd ,nto 'l~ bach yard abd q fsu mia
atss later sAs found dsad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
British Steamer Seized.

Toxic. May 18th, Brush steam
Pr Lincluden was seized los Japi
pese warship May IL south of Korea
The French steamer Quau- Ndn VA,
captured by Japaucso Nar>hIp uu tE'
pane date near the P,-uaIo,e islands
6traits OF Formosa.
The cargoes OF tho tH3 vessels aI,
not announced.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19

Han Francisco. MAJ "a me PAcin'
sDa4' record for long distance sire
less 'eieEraphihE has been bfok~n. u
r. claimed ~ q srrisss message
received from 5ls mrrs o. a. seA
The communicated cane from the
The government Transport Hoiaes
whieh .si' ihis pr Mondsf and ga
rec ed otsI ths Bst magnetic d~tce
tore The b~sl record made. n u
said 81 IN LsAl stAtl0h. uas vhen
oonyefsaiiOs uHs held siih ne sostOn
e. 6.siAncs - 20 mii.s dose tbs
Gas s0ms siH seeks ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19

Harrisburg Pa Nay a. -Ta- tof
RefrH Jury this afternoon returned o
Erdiet szooeraunE ths P~nnsy.tan 20
'aiiroad company from any b.aDs io'
b. South Harfisbarg cisas''T .as'
buEBeay In which - lives uefr .o-'
% mere than Toe persOEs wefs O.
|sed-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19

n9lsnApolls. May is--MAris. ~ g.
Lea dRaghfer 0f John Michel
tsAi ~ the Unhed Nine Worksrs
io&ay "a sDring valley, n ~
44ia Ne Mii4hel WAs sthrfins
teaaTlganfa wAsn - racriyss ne
- M 4 epos fw Ae.s
u u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
nrrt Mna a nan,h

Ca.uuA.A 8 G. MAJ ~ Ar EfEs
&c water NIL ssEfs. sA5' 81 ~
VIE siA q viaehes;ss. bst fuilfng q
bla ksr - rrDcee6e1 % be4t kes q
Sss,h uiik ~ ueapsa a siatsg a
she uomaa uas hs6iT mtaa4 = fht
fsntaK - e1eNe1s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19

~ Post = = May iG-TA.
80 - 'hs lass Fs-s.dsns NJ.
IsosHlT completed. aitrae,sa
's - 70 lss studies % TIA
y a hessR. q csiis~.
80 80. !. Ass b~eu % srAibIs,ss
~ riss ana Fspfa.esls A..
q q - plsiiees e e.Il.1..'':
e9
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
PRESIDENT SPENCER
ADDRESSES MEETING
H. Delivers a Strong Speech
On Railroad Question.
COURTS STOPPED THE REBATES


Declares that Railroads VIII Help
Government IN Correcting Abuses
and Unjust Determinations
Atlanta MAY Is The second days
session 81 the National Manufacturers
association convention opened here
with nearly every delegate In his seat
The Grand opera house WaS we'll hlled
With inter, slvd spectators The con
N,utlon - hard at work aud many in
trrcst,hg papcrs have been read on
topics that vitality interest both CAPT
"a. aud labor
President Samuel Spencer, Of tho
southern RAILWAY, delivered one Of r1o
most notable addresses heard before
the national manufacturers cunyen.
ton,
MI Spencer spoke for the transp0r
tutiOn interests Ia opposition tn the AZ.
tempt To have the government go lntn
the rate making business Hc argued
that II the governments commits itself
To- the policy at liking the price a.
which railroads shall sell their trans
porlalIou d may soon attempt la IN
The selling price iur the products Of
Manufacture
Mr. Spencer presented the railroad
side ~ shs eAs, m. . bVtI. Glfar Gli
mannlr tie declared cmphatlcally
that 90" railways Will Co opvralr hear
uy Nlth thr government ~ correcting
abuses aud unjust DETERMINATIONS A.
a matter Of fact, the courts have al.
ready practically stopped the giylns
ut secret ryhat"n 10y the roads This
H nn evil which has had ,rry srrl.
our 'n', on some lines NJ business IN
i1r north aud west bur speaking gen .
ttal!} no, ra.iNaNH IN the south haNk
not been EtIy Of giving rebates ~
a number ~ years Il
~ suFrrfuug desirable le(sraiIo,
by congress Nj spencer salU
IN" remedy lies Ia an luf.IIFo,,
HN' NN''N'ihi wv NNNiNfu Vt De- len
IT. i1 br derived from large tprp1fa,,
INSTEAD of small indlyldua acflylty.
% h". in thfOsing the sesfrhHght Of
pubic hnOSlodEe ana pailc scrutIby
upon ell corporate RciluuAnd metbos,
~hIcb eau. by illegal Riisea aud an,
lniiicl nID aud inns
lic upon others Of rqub rights. II lie.
In Wis" and iudlclous iws In rrsp,c,
10 The formation Of operations ~
amount and chaFactf ~ their capital
IAat."u spd the SCOT ~ 'htr eorp,r.
ate powrra, and ia - stem ~ Fov,r,
m"nta. suprrVisio and lIspoctton
Which caB suceifuiiy detect .aa
al lnfr,lona Of tho IA.
n lies not IN rss'f.ctioa Of N.
-afning power ole prOhls Of oor.,,
ltiOns thus forff "r thus snpefyi..5
Tho proflts Of SofHtoHs, lsSitlma,.
D organized. lii'sAlly Asd hoe..,i,
an o. no more festo,,
ID ~ EoVer'n'al action than "a.
DrOhts of 'hdi'iduai saEaFss hi
similar punt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
Hssrs killed sy GI.v.,.,

Atlanta ~ John Eiretrbs,, .
negro 30 ss'' OLD. vas caught m
The eieu 'aeA Wilson's stag b.
tsl At loo street sud NJ. ss.s
crushed Do could b. rsarusd
w'hsu ,Iay hospital Ambalanrs
arrive, h"f uas dad rbs t,,,
rs '''s' sdio'hiaS The sAsr
and pc bead through ID. 81,
dos ~eiEhts Of me a.e.,o,a.
sisv 'snS'o T. sss asess.sfy
70 'Is''''f 'Dar, bsfoss tbs
boz, b. sti1eaisd fls a., .s
~ 's' bosiins s,'sy sad Ast
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
Whts eln ASTsssss for SuFalsry.

NashsA.s Tshn May u As astSs
iskisE eiimaS sts fracAsd here 10 a.
lnvsatlEatioR ~ ihs paiios u lhsfla
thsf haze Fkeutly b-sh oo@mittsa il
lbis Gag ~bsa HA'ris Bsif ffslieman
. tsYsas-oia SIR Sss arrested On rhe
ehafEs ~ hosassFeskins An lafrssy
TAs o9sudeF ~ q sehasi giri nne "A ~
1aFkabiy eriGht fDr heF ace Nhe 4.
eefegs6 sstsFai resi1et1aa = ~
tzSloF fesklna 50 ksl nea e.
ea1 Roaf anf in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-04
NntIce of Puhlic UnrI,

Public notice is hereby given that at
It's meeting held on Monday, the 9Th
of the City Of Los Angeles adopted an
Ordinance, designated as Ordinance No
1901 (New Series), declaring its In
tention to order the following improw
Section /. That it is the intention
the City Council OF the City of Los An
geles to close up, vacate and abandon
iof "i'e' p0- p0SsI ALLEY, j 9of 'i'ii u d"
being a public alley OF the City of Los
Angeles, extending from. Fifth. street
OF lots 33. "a and 35 of Workman q
Hellman's Subdivision, described as
follows. to wit:
Beginning at the most northerly cor
division OF OF lots SO. 81, 81 of the Work
man & Hellman Subdivision. as per
miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles
County; thence southwesterly in a
direct line to the most westerly corner
of said lot 81; thence northwesterly in
ner of lot SO. said Subdivision; thence
northeasterly In direct line to the
most easterly. corner of lot 81, said
Subdivision; thence southeasterly in a
direct line to the point of beginning.
Sec. 2. That the exterior boundaries
of the district of land to be affected by
said work or improvement are hereby
specified ard declared to be as follows,
to wit:
Beginning at the most easterly cor
ner of lot 81 of e. A. Miller's Subdivis-
ion, as hereinbefore mentioned; thence
southwesterlyy in direct line to the
most southerly corner or said lot 9l;
thence northwesterly in direct line to
the most westerly corner of lot SO. said
Subdivision; thence northeasterly In a
direct line to the most northerly cor
ner of lot SO. said Subdivision; thence
southeaeterly in direct limo to the
point of beginning; excepting, there
from any land therein contained which
Is now a part of any public street or
alley. in said city.
Reference is hereby made to said Or
dinancc on file In the office of the city
Clerk Of said city for further particu-
JAMES FIANLEY,
Street Superintendent of the city Of
Los Angeles 11-27 1876 lot