The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-27
Meeting Of the Permsosnt Camp Site
c0mm1S sion

AOA DTOWd Iu uHuST dct VI 1Il0 IS$SAS1d-
ture of 1905. was held at Hotel Blanche
in Lake City, Wednesday evening.
October 18th, there being present:
Senator L. G. Massey, Hon. W. NJ.
Girardeau. General J. G. r. Foster,
General G. P. Lowell. The commits
sion was organized by the selection
of Senator Massey as chairman.
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved; That this commission
will recomend as a permanent camp
site for the Florida State Troops only
a tract of land embracing in a body
at least three hundred acres, high and
BEAUTIFULLY located, with adequate
supply of pure water, preferably on a
arge lake or stream of running water
and centrally located with regard to
railway transportation. Such trace
must be located from three to five
miles from the nearest city"
The commission then adjourned
subject to the call of the chairman, it
being understood that the adjourn
ment was taken for the purpose of
allowing persons who have knowledge
of the location of tracts.o land which
will meet the specifications set out in
above resolution, to give notice of the
same to the commission through it's
chairman, Senator Massey, who may
be addressed at Orlando, Florida.
Good Record and . Good Example.
As evidence of the ,productiveness
of Columbia county soil, we are pleas
ed to note the fact that several of our
young men have. by commendablei in
dustry and economy, saved from the
labors of their farms enough to pay
for four years course in one of the
leading medical colleges: of the south
which means an expenditure of
from 81 500 to $1,000 Lake City In
dex.
Mr.. L. J. Brumby has purchased a
third interest in a daily newspaper in
Jacksonville = the Daily Report,
which makes a speciality of publish
ing the court doings. New features
will be added to it from time to time
and it will be made an interesting and
important publication. MIR. Brumby
is fine newspaper man, and while
he will give the paper good deal of
his time, he will continue to reside in
Ocala and condnct the Florida Fruit
and Truck Grower, which is now con-
siderably enlarged.
Master Whit Palmer is singing the
praises of Duneden with all the spirit
and enthusiasm of real estate agent.
He brags OF the orange and lemon
groves, the salubriOusness of the eli
mate and the fertility of the soil, and
above all, the healthfulness of the
people. He says it is without a GEM
etary and that while every other
place on the West Coast has been
afflicted with dengue not case has
made its appearance at Duneden.
Whit is an enthusiast in praise of his
new home
Mr.. Jake Klein returned Saturday
fror, his New York purchasing tour,
and says Klein & Campbell will have
the largest stock this winter that
they have ever carried. He pleads
"not guilty. to the insinuations of
his friends here to the effect that he
had been married while away. He
says the J. Klein and wife in the
Glide passenger list was a man of his
name in TituSville.
Two prominent business uIen in
the persons of Messrs. Ed. Holder,
of Dunnellon, and ID. S. Woodrow,
of Ocala, were in Barlow last week.
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leading phosphate men of the state
and in fact rank among the highest
for energy and push. The CT re-
porter was pleased to meet them
Barlow COurier-InfOrmant-
Plans to Get Rich
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