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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
Child Killed by Automobile

Chicago, oct. 16.--With her head rest
ing on a bank Of flowers intended for
the funeral Of another child eight-year-
old Isabelle Walker WAS carried last
night by the automobile which had
struck and fatally injured her 20 tho
office OF a physician, where she died
on the pillow of white roses.
The girl was fatally injured while
stevens driver Of the machine was
arrested,
Mr. Stevens, with his brother, Thomas
T. Stevens, was hurrying to the home
of friend, and his brother held in his
arms a huge floral pillow for the flu
neral Of the friends little daughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
Italy Would DO Her Duty.

New York. oct ia cable dispatch
from Rome to The Herald says
The Agence Ohiclouse. IN replying to
questions from newspapers as to what
attitude Italy would really take in the
event Of conflict between Great
Britain ana Germany. says that Italy
IL bound by am alliance. whose terminal
ton is still far Off that the Forts
strictly the part OF the triple-aliance,
which is a guyanteo of peace and An
elulgatlon Of danger, but, that, IN
rasc it would not, be possible TO alter
this object italy would fulhll her duty
with the same tIrmness with which She
defended the peace Of Europe up TO
the present time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
SIOUX CITY HACK MURDER.
STILL REMAINS UNSOL WE'D

Sioux city Ia, oct, 1G.--The mystery
surrounding the double tragedy in o.
hack here on sunday afternoon has
not been entirely solved. The theory
of the police Is that Il. H. Darrow OF
Lead, $. d., the mine promoter
shot and killed his sons wife, Mrs. w.
T.. Darrow Of Belle Fourche, S. D.,
and then killed himself; that Darrow
was insanely JEALOUS Of the woman or
that he had decided because OF his
financial condition that he and the
woman should die together A letter
from Lead 5. D.. may have indirectly
caused the woman 10 lose her life and
her murderer to KIN himself In the
letter which was signed &C, G. r." the
writer told the woman OF his love for
her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
ORDER TO JAPANESE ARMY.
Instructed to Abstain from Criti'
eising Treaty of Peace,

Toxic, oct. 16, p MN Teraoutchi.
minister of war. has issued an order
instructing the japanese army In the
field to abstain from crlctsing the
terms Of peace on the grounds that the
declaration Of peace and Of war are
entirely the outcome Of sovereign pow
en- His order forbids the criticism of
either subject especially by those en-
gagged I'm military service, He advises
the soldiers TO utilize the opportunities
Of peace after che DISARMAMENT Of
their regiments by engaging In their
respective occupations, always holding
themselves in readiness to join the
cClors at the emperor's command,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
AN ITALIAN QUARREL,
Combatants Stab and shoot, One
Being Killed.

Chicago oct l6.-After he has been
stabbed by Joseph Toscano while en-
gagged In tight last night. vito Fogilo.
90 years Of age, drew a revolver and
frtd at Toscano As he fell I'm the
street, Fogilo's two sons, Petero. 90
years OF age, and Anthony, II years Old.
who witnessed the fight, both drew re-
volVers and fired several shots at the
body Toscano was dead when the po-
lice arrived Whether F0gio OF his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
ABR AHAM ~CHIFFER.
His Brother Herman Denies He
Is In Hiding at His House.

New York oct, 16.--Denlal was made
yesterday by Herman Schiller that his
brother Abraham Schiller, who was
connected with the defunct bank Of Ala
mosa, Colo was IN hiding at Mr.
schiffer's home In this city Ii was
said IN a special from Denver yester-
day that Dist, Atty. Pitcher said he
would wire the police of this city 70
arrest Abraham Schiller at his broth
er's home,
my brother Is not here" said Her.
man Schiller II would be glad to know
OF his Whereabouts | have had the
police at this city send out circulars
asking for information IN regard to
him, and have offered q reward of $500
for him. dead or alive.
II my brother s guilty Of any wrong
he must take the consequences. ! have
not seen my brother since he left my
home, on Sept ?S, to take a train for
the west"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
TO MEASURE CHILDREN.
In Switzerland All Over Three
Feet Must Pay Full Fare.

New York, oct. l6,-The Swiss rail-
road booking clerks have Just been pro-
vlded with machines for measuring the
height of children travelling over their
roads, and have been told that all chill
dren over three feet tall must pay fun
fare, says the Times,
In the summer months Switzerland
Is full OF Americans, who are often ac-
complnied by tall children who never
appear to be over 10 years OF age. Ten
years ls the Swiss limit for half fare.
This has led TO so many heated argu-
meuts 90 German and English that Tho
government has decided to Introduce
the measure system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
SENATOR SMOOT.
r. ]. Cannon and Philadelphia
Presbyterlans Want Him Expelled

Chicago, Oct ia dispatch to the
Record Herald from Philadelphia says:
Keyed up to a high pitch Of indlgna-
ton against the "Mormons' by an adj
dress delivered by ex-senator Frank
j. Cannon Of Salt Lake city last night
at Olivet Presbyterian church, the con-
gregation rose IN a body when asked IL
DESTROYS Of using their personal intlu-
ence in obtaining the exclusion Of Reed
Smoot from the senate a memorial
calling upon Pennsylvania senators for
the expulsion Of Smoot was largely
signed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
KENTUCKY vs. HOWARD.
L. :. Supreme Court Refuses to
Advanee the Case.

Washington, oct 16-Thc motion 90
advance the hearing In the case OF the
state Of Kentucky We, James Howard.
convicted OF completely In the murder
Of Gov. Goabel made IN the supreme
court Of the United States last Tues
day, was today denied by the court Thu
case already has an advnoed place ON
the docket and probably win be heard
IN December in the regular order OF
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
Pail Jumper Arrested.

San Francisco oct, l6.--John Seeley
was arrested here last evening and viii
be sent back to Plttsburg, Kan, where
It Is alleged he jumped a $500 bail bond.
Seeey was arrested Ia Pittsburg, where
he acted as mail clerk, on Jan I. 1902.
and charged with opening United
States mail. He was released on $500
bail, but when his case was called he
did not appear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16

tng YORK Oct 16,-Rev. ]. II. Van
four, wi youngstown, Ohio. reached
roIr,5 efnon last week on tour
In" ~ the world TO see my breth-
stl,ggs ne described his unique under
a,gh5 ne IL the guest of REV. pr.
Dis, rbnw' pastor Of the First Meth
b., circular Mr. Van Kirk exnlains
y" June Y, 1889 In the city OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
AM. HARVESTER TRUST
New Zealand Farmers win Pre-.
vent legislation Against 1t.

London, oct l6,--Tho correspondent
Of the Times at Wellington, New 2cu-
land, says he thinks the opposition Of
the farmers and the country members
VIII prevent any legislation during the
present session Of the New Zealand
parliament against the American har-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
Brazilian Governor Wounded

B.. ,.., YORK Oct l6--The Herald prints
n GLOWING from Rio de JaneIro Bra
am. 95",la dispatch says that a man
w., .,s "a. antonio Francisco Qagunco fired
D., '..o'ver shots at the governor of
'o.,,. senior Jose Marcellno do
e.5 "oundlns him slightly in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
Actor Van Ostrand Dead.

New York oct. 15.--James Van Ost-
rand for two seasons a member Of
Mrs. Leslie Carriers company, died at
the lIahnemann hospital tonight OF
typhoid fever aged 90 years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16

tOlN. Iuu. tNItf .IIurnlnt off 4ugl tt.-
itorv shall boz 5etarmiu.I I'M arcord-
ance with tno prnyIsIons I'm ndJiuou.l
article N annexed to thls rtary.
Japan and Russia muulally aqrae
not 10 construct m. tnnir r.4r.rti,r nos.
sessions ou tbr island of Sabbath rr
the adjacent islands amy fortlGcationt
ol. Other similar military works Tb.u
also rpspDCii,,Iy .ugpgr mot to tak,
any military measures which may I'M
pede the nr, navigation of tho s,lalt Jg
LHpeluz and Tine strait OF Tgugrv.
pIcurs pf, pr,-sr,,,.
49,,
Aruell NJ l- reserved TO ItussiaA
.upJge,S ,ilaoIl'"l' OF 'he TERRITORY
'Cuyu 10 Japan 10 srI! lh'I lehi prop.
XXX 'u' euro 90 ,h1,l county, Dul d,
,,',..' W. l'y. 10 Il''llu w. we 1'u'4
,II''oIf ul'E VIII u' u'ainlHl"Da ana
I,p,., 'gN 'h Tue lVIt exercise "i lhe'f
.,tU1'' '.' ''U iIbul' vi property on
Ullu'l,", o.. submitting lo inc japanese
,,,G ~, H. Ju' ,'u',ulou' J'pui 'hIiI nave
,",t 49, ~ W. "l,l,I a" ule llSut OF
,,I,r, ',' 70. w. "'itU'. A. ''.i u''' ,'l-
iI,IIS ol IIN lhh"ul l"nls VINO labor
uohil,', fsi''.'I OF a'"l ll
" ,,,,.,.,.E,., ..N'L'a' H"N1' lI, Wy II''
.,.m ha t,u' I"'"u' ''"s.
Wv .u'' '''l.s'''
JAPANESE FISHERY RIGHTS,
article n. Nuse.a engages to a..
range with JaI4u for granting t1 Jana.
nose subjects UgnJs of fishery al5r.
r, y yUos'. , ~, i'g's'a4 l',lon5 IN tHH
1T s agreed that The foregoing eu-
Eagemaut shall mot affect rights al.
ready belonging TO Russian or foreign
subjects in those regions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
EAMES' GREAT TRIUMPH.
Royal Reception to Queen Of Song Who
Will Sing ia Salt Lake Friday,

Bangor Me- Saturday, Nine. Em-
mn Eamcs twho viii sing in the Salt
Lake Tabernacle ON Friday scored q
tremendous success tonight at the nth
concert OF the Maine festival, says u
special TO the New York Herald 1t
was her FIRST appearance on the stage
since her return from Europe, She was
IN splendid voice, ana her reception
amounted 10 an ovation, No opera
star has been given more spontaneous
noisltr or more sincere greeting.
Coming back 20 her native state az
ter years OF study and travel and with
world wide fame, the 5000 or more per-
sOas who crowded into the big festival
auditorium cheered her 90 the echo.
Nine. Games Was deeply affected,
During Che demonstration az the pub
De reception, held Thursday IN Bangor
CITY Han, she was delighted, but to-
night she was yislDiy moved
Eastern Maine not only greet ed the
prima donna Cor her worth as a sing.
En- but there were reasons OF pure
sentiment which aroused the audience
almost 20 frenzy, Mime, Games appear
ol three times, first M singing the waltz
song from Romeo ana Juliet" then
the grand aria from "Tosca," one OF
her fayorigss ana for the closing num-
her OF the festival the "lunamatus
from stabat Mater She was accom-
panied by a chorus Of o. thousand
voices. and the Festival orchestra, con
Quoted by Mr. william Il. Chapman "
New York, director iu chief OF the
Maine festivals.
Coming as 81 did as the climax 10
Festival week the effect was tremen-
dous Hats went into the air handker-
chiefs huttered and some persons clam
berai on the seats in .helr enthusiasm.
Deeply moved, Nine Games responded
With THE Star Spauglci Banner" II
was unexpected, lmpu,s!ve and most
Impressive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16

fixed aalls 20 the present treaty Of
peace
Done az Portsmouth,, New Hamp-
SHIRE th7 u3th day OF the ninth month
of tha thirtv-eighth year of the Meijei
corresponding To- the 2}rd day Of Aug
ust, one thousand nine hundred and
Ave"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16

There was very brisk opening sale
ot tickets 40 the clayton Music store
this morning for the Games grand
concert az the Tabernacle on Friday
night The demand was up 10 @ late
hour this afternoon entirely for the s.
s1at-. Among the reservations made
were ID number for ont OF town people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16

=, w., wife isa Victim Of TOO Much
" II3Sossen6 Advertise for a Cook and
a. Her slio Her Neck Out Of the
Collar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16

No, It's Not a New Family Living Just
Across tho streot--lt's Just a Want
adS.worth' Of New Lodaers,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

Mou',r,' Ca. April i3-Three nc
gf,-cs about ~ To ~ years old. hsy,
been placed in ial here. charged Mia
iorAirs the First National hank. tn,
bows Ntf, sayssod 10 sweep out ,le
haAA 1,f.t. ay a.trtnora. and att,i
ii,v Pad tu'sh,d their work. the ufa
o''s oi iar Ruk missed 81 from TIE
casa Sac. 0a a, oace fell upon the
Bows srl ,ae pol.c- Wcrv ~, a,l
When Ct.' Wet ARRESTED thr b1,,
.h', yun''rs.l Jak,bg the money an
carried h,a Co whvrc they had hid d,
\" ~ TO- money Vas rrcovrr,d a
~'N 81 % Which the boys had a.reaa,
spenl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

MAN Is the voliest hlrudcVi animal
therv Is" said we'll known durtlr
Mans low temperature. the do,tn,
went on. is responsible fot more than
half his ailments Iour nnrtaal TEN
pcrNturc II ~ drgr,N'S :. II IL oub
when you have a had temperature that
you grt as warm as any VI the lower
Snlaels TINT u - say. when you
arr IN high fever. with tctupcra
ture of lO2. YOU arr az the normal beat
Of the cat. the dog the OK the rat. ana
- ON, In the vpNleSt ~ seas the psr.
poiSr II never couleF than luO dcEr,.,,s
Tho bat, tbs fabh.t. the guinea pig. tie
hare ami the v.rfAaut ,Arwise arr al.
cOol az luo drsr.-S Tl' hen has the
highest tcmlsTatHrv 90 all the loNrr
creatures, AMI IL b, a rp,d deal warm.
90. ton. whcn ,]lckvn. It's trtnp~ra
ture then Is a. ia as III. bur axe and
sapcrtcncr cvol Is bl,ol hy 5 De
grSS New York Gobe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
THE new COUNCIL
NOW ORGANIZED
Alderman BrOOme Again Elected
President Of That Body.
A MEETING FULL OF INTEREST

Mayor Thomas Sworn in by Justice
Colnau, Who In Turn Administered
the Oath Of Office to Other Off,
ciaIs-CounciI Meeting Tonight.
Pursuant to the call the council con.
vened last night for the purpose OF
turning the Affairs OF the city over 70
the newly elected council. there was
only a slight change, however, only
Aldermen Lynch and Doig retiring.
They we're succeeded by DR.. ]. Harri-
son Hodges and II. E. Benson, the lat
ter an ex-membeF Of the council, who
has served the city faithfully and efti-
ciently before.
Mayor Thomas, who has been for the
past three years &C the head OF the
municipal government, and who was
reelected without opposition at the
election Of Tueeday, was sworn in by
Justice George Colmsn, who admins
istered the oath In his usual digniHed
manner. The aldermen and other
municipal officers we're sworn, when
the old council adjourned sine die and
the new organisation took the city
Feins.
Alderman Geo. X. Broome was
unanimously reelected chairman,
which was q great compliment. Al
deFman BroOme, who 10 regarded a.
one OF the most conservative officials
the city has ever had, has been serving
the council in that capacity in q most
Efficient manner, and his colleagues
we're determined that be should again
Oil the presidents chair.
After organisation the president
stated that, inAsmuch aS every member
OF the water committee had retired
from the council, he would appoint
temporarily Aldermen OushmAn and
Taylor on that committee. The com,
mittees will be announced at the first
regular meeting In June,
The council adjourned to meet thiI
evening, when resolutions will be
passed concerning the proposed char
ter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
WASTING AWAY

It's the small but constant
loss of flesh that indicates
physical waste = the gradual
slipping away of healthy flesh,
pound by pound, which no
ordinary food seems to re-
store. SCOTS Emulsion will
restore it. This Emulsion is
the greatest flesh builder OBJ
tlinable. SCOTS Emulsion
first stops the wasting-that's
one gain. Then when it sup
plies new flesh and takes one
back to normal strength and
weight, that's another gain
and a big one.
Wen send you sample, free
SCOTT 4 BOVINE, go Pearl Street New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
HInaon Nn.r krr.

'It r. considered an Insult and ex.
tremely indelicgte Ia india 10 refer TO
q woman's nose ring. hut 80 many ask
me. What ls that flower they hold In
their MOUTH that I must tell what
shouldn't" says Edmund Russell. 1T
Is the badge ~ wifehOOd. even more
sacred than our wedding ring-set al.
ways with the costliest Hnd most beau
tlful jewels woman possesses and
the last she will part With. A ruby
with two pearls II the favOrite, IA
Symbollzing heart between two
guardians OF purity, This Il somewhat
going out 81 fashion under English In.
tiuence The Somajl ladies and 10
roastrlan sisters do not wear them.
but every orthodox HIndoo woman
has her pax chabi. or Nose key as Il
II also called. usually two, one of pre-
clOus jewels AMI costly pearls; the 9th
CT little plain gold safety pin. which
10 Slipped IN Just - the great circle 9,
being drawn out. for the uOse mus,
never for moment be left fr,'e."-
Jewel Crafts NJ India.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
EXPRESS PREPAID.

Assortment Allowed on All Goods of Same
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

the First Judicial Circuit,
John w. Malone, TO be Judge OF the
Second Judicial Circuit.
B. n Palmer, 10 be Judge Of the
Third Judicial Circuit.
M,Call, TO be Judge Of the Fourth
Judislal Circuit.
w. 8. Bullock, to be Judge IT the
Fifth Judislal Circuit.
lib. Wall. 20 be lodge OF the Sixth
JuDiclal CiFeuit.
Minor s. Jones. to be Judge Of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit.
J. T. Wills. to DO Judge Of the
Eighth Jud iclaI Circuit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

e''Ahas're. April 10 The Seu.t,
held 's' nr,' eivcu,,,r ,..,,o. -.
oS aea confirmed "a, iollou,ns an.
Po.a'naeh' made ~ Gosvnor R,o..
Oea''~ b fSFsAiIl. 10 b. yuss, o,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
eaIlard'. LtorshOund srrup

Immediately relieves hoarse, eroupy
cough, oppressed, rafting, rAsplng and
difiicolt breathing. Henry O, Stearns,
Druggist, ShullsbuVg, Wiz, writes May
~, leOl; II have been selling Bal.
Ard's Horehouhd syrup for Two J ears.
and have never had q preparation that
has given better satisfaction. notice
that when | cell q bottle they come
bach foT more. | can honestly recon.
mend L." PC, SOC, tloO Sold by W,
NJ. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

SCOTT 4 BOVINE, go Pearl Street New York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

Railway to Key WeSt-Appropristion
for Maintenance Of State Govern.
msnt-SSnsts Confirms the Appoint
ment Of Judges by the Governor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
North oaIn.svIIIe MeelInK.

The citizens Of North Gainesville
held o meeting at North Gainesville
Hall last night to discuss the proposed
new charter OF the city Of Gainesville,
which 10 Designed to embrace q ter
FiboFy OF one and . half miles square
In each direction, and which includes
the territory Of North Gainesville.
II will be remembered that nn Mon.
day evening there was held q meeting
Of tht ciIisens Of that progressive burg.
when Mayor ". X. Thomas and Attor-
ney Robert Z. Davis, In behalf of the
movement, addressed the meeting and
discussed the benefits TO be derived to
she people by the passage Of this char.
ter Il was decided a. that meeting
10 adjourn until Thursday evening,
when the charter would be taken up,
read by sections and discussed by the
people OF North Gainesville, and the
meeting Was held last night for that
purpose.
There are = great many In favor q
annexation to the city OF Gainesville
by this charter act, while others are
opposed, feeling that they will be- i'm.
posed upon In the matter Of taxes, the
bonded Indebtedness, etc They have
been assured, However, that they will
not DO required TO assume q dollar OF
the present bonded Indebtedness Of
the city, which 10 only t27 200 net on
account OF the wHterworhS. and IL IL
believed that the majority will favor
eventually the annexation Co Gaines
Vile rather than an independent in.
eoTporation OF that section.
IL IL rumorpd that, should North
Gainesville incorporate, @. u. schAfeI
wIll be the hrsI cAndi dAte for mayor
He 10 one OF the fiBest atone. cutters Ia
| the State,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
SENATE AND HOUSE
WILL HAVE RECESS
Adjourn Tonight for a Visit to
the Deep Water City.
NEW slLLs IN soTH HOUSES


Railway to Key Neutrality-suspicious.
for Maintenance Of State Govern.
msnt-Ssnsts Confirms the Appoint
ment Of Judges by the Governor.
Special 20 The Sun:
Tallahassee, April 10 When the
Senate convened yesterday morning, .
TssOlusion was adopted to adjourn
from Friday evening until Monday.
Ths arrangement for n visit TO PEN
eaaola By the Senate and House was
agreed 70 and committees 70 arrange
for same appointed.
The folloWing bills were introd uced
In che Senate and referred;
Mr.. Blo0nt--A bill to define tSnsu-
ciee at will.
Mr.. Msssey-NGking appropriations
for maintenance OF State governments.
Mr.. AIlord-To amend the Laws Of
Florida imposing licenses and other
taxes.
In the regular order OF business the
Senate reached the consideration OF
several bills en- their second reading,
ineludlng two bills providing for
amendments TO municipal charter
laws.
Mr.. Harris bill 10 authorize munich
pallties TO license public hacks, draJs
and other vehicles Was read the Sec-
ond time and ordered snRrossed.
UndeT o waiver OF the rules Mr..
Harris bill prescribing who shall act
~ police justice Of the city Of Key
West, IN she absence Of the police jus
tIcs, was passed aud certified TO ths
House.
NJ. Massey's bill applying 10 the
municipality Of Orlando passed Ice
second and third readings and then
passed. IL provides an amendment re-
lating 20 ths assessment and collection
Of taxes for she city OF Orlando.
Nj. West's public school hill by pro.
viding State aid, 70 prescribe cOndi.
tIons. and TO make appropriation
therefor, was reached on lie third
reading. The purpose Of this bill 10 d
encourage country public schools WheE
the attendance 10 maintained during
the regular school term Of upwards oI
20 per cent, the State will advance
money TO operate such school for twS
addIuouol months, Mr.. West ssti.
mates that the measure will require 81
appropriation Of 80, 600 per annum.
After an executive session the Sen
ate adjourned