The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-09-29


Key West has new cornet band
which has been named the Key West
Light Guard Band
Forrey & Herring is the name Of a
new fish and oyster firm recently or
ganized at Neptune
Thirteen millions Of dollars in naval
stores products were manufactured IN
Florida the past year,
Quite a building boom has commenced
at Green Cove Springs in preparation
for the coming season,
Capt, j. +, Jaudou is setting out
three acres ofs,rawberricS at Allapattah
for y. y. Marklcy, of Miami.
Farmers around Largo are gathering
4 very good crop Of hay They will
put in large fall crop Of vegetables.
+ The bonds Of Palmetto have been
sold. Now watch out for street inn
proyements, new sidewalks and water
works.
The Hotel Webb is rapidly nearing
completion at Dania, and will give that
thriving little town excellent hotel ia
cilitieS
j. p, Ryan, of Miami, took a dose Of
carbolic acid last Thursday. thinking It
was whiSkey, and died in forty.hve
minutes.
Miami will not bond for $780, 600 as
was expected The proposed ordinance
was defeated in the city council meeting
last Thursday.
Col, Brady, who is making a desper-
ate effort to have Isaiah +. Cooper par
doned, says he does not believe he
killed Bowman.
A proposition has been submitted to
the Navy department to occupy Fleming
Key, at the naval station at Key West,
as torpedo boat destroyer depot
There is a proposition to erect a
S25, 600 addition to Leon academy at
Tallahassee, which is the Tallahassee
High school. Four grades have been
added to the school.
st. Augustine cigar makers at La
usna factory made a kick ON the poor
wrappers and walked out. Think of
the people who have to put up with
the poor filters as well.
1t is estimated that over six hundred
acres will be added to the pineapple
acreage Of the state this year, and that
the increase is mostly on the lower
east coast, from Fort Pierce to Home
stead. Miami Record
The many friends of j. f.. lngraham.
.hlrd president Of the +. f.. c.
'alIWay, will be pleased to learn that
he Is rapidly improving in health and
Slll soon start on his homeward voyage
rom Europe, where he has been for the .
past few months.
Under the Buchanan law each county
entitled to send one student to either
academic or normal departments Of |
10Th the University and the Female
'ollege, the said student being exempt |
rom the payment Of all fees and !
harges, except for board.
Daytona has passed an ordinance
orblddlng the running of saloons with. |
the city limits. DeLand has "a simu.
IT provision Incorporated in its charter I.
therefore,, no matter how the election
cent last Tuesday, saloons cannot be
IN IN either Of Nolusia 5 two largest ].
owns. =
John /. Hammond, of Orlando, has
led suit in the United States court at
Jacksonville, against the Southern
'holesaIe Grocers association for $40.
" damages. Mr.. Hammond alleges a
of wholesale dealers against
m' contrary to law and justice, has
'rced him out Of business.
John "A. Ramsaur of Jacksonville i
fought 1t would be good Joke to n
INTO restaurant, say that he was !,
ON Pensacola, and was feeling i'll.
ne scheme worked to perfection The r
'llce We're called in and the joker was
cKed up. Later he appeared in court -
mere he was assessed $25 for the fun f.
, had had.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt will be received l.
'tn all honor and ceremony upon his
'lt TO Jacksonville and st. Augustine.
'tober q, for not only will the two
les arrange for elaborate receptions
q entertainments, but the visit of
e president is to be made a State
ent, and Governor Rroward ,,,r, q