The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-26
FAV0RS
JENNINGS FOR
GOVERNOR
Continued from First Paae)

IRON Nhe old flle:--
BY William p Duyal, Governor of
The Territory Of Florida"
PROCLAMATION.
whereas in pursuance of an act of
the Legislative Council of the Terri
ocTy OF FLORIDA, approved the oath day
o4 june 1928. Commissioners were
dppolnted to select the most eligible
aliu convenient situation for the sea:
vi government of the Territory of
rlorlda. and the said Commissioners
nave reported to me that they have
selected a site in the County of Gads-
den, situated about mile southwest
nom the old deserted field of ITALIA
hasSee, about mile of the Okelock-
ony ana Tallahassee trail at point
"nere the old Spanish road is inter-
secoed by small trail running south
wardly.
In the service of the discretion
In me vested by the said act. and for
the information of the good people of
TINS territory l have thought proper
To- issue this. my proclamation, reuuir-
l.g the members Of the Legislative
council OF the Territory of Florida to
assemble at the site above described.
Oh the day appointed by law for next
session thereof.
Given under my hand and the seal
or the said Territory of FLORIDA. this
4th day cf March, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forth-e:ght.'
William P. Duval."
By the Governor
George Walton,
Secretary of Florida.
Saturday Dec. IL. 1924.
Indians Leaving.
Tallahassee, Nov, 25th-the In
dams are removed-The very last are
taking their leave, and seem reluctant
TO move from a country SO pleasant
and beautiful. They speak with great
affection of the governor. who has
labored beyond the knowledge of most
people in their behalf.
BY his personal courage and per-
severance they were uuelled when
about to commit excuses. They also
Speak OF the Kindness and attention
OF uhe white people generally"
Creature Comforts.
Tallahassee, Nov. 26-We are all
well, as could be expected, for al
woods-tcwn OF five momths old, in all
the essential appointments of shelter
for the head, and lining for the sto-
mach, well rooted houses, all with
ctlamneys-more or less-great plenty
OF fuel-as old Boon required it, two
lengths of tree from the door sid
good beds and BLANKETS plenty; some
chairs and an occasional table: good
four and corn meal, bacon, beef pork
Ioultry, wild turkeys, geese anG ducks
butter, potatoes-both kinds-onions
al pies, coffee, and all the variety of
bar confits and comforts-all good
and plenty"
The 1ndfane-Neamathla and fam
lily departed today for the country of
the Upper Creeks, with whom he i'm
tends to pitch his tent. The remain
ing tribes (Seminoles) are assembling
at Hicks town, from whence they Will
take up their line of march for Tampa. |
all parties contented and happy as
could possibly have been looked for"
az ssssesAn accounts Of the country
continue flatteTfng. Z q e 4 4 The
Pensacola and St Augustine Road
Captain Bnrch's proposals for con
tracts have reached US and there Is
good reason to believe that contracts
will be offered for, from Apalaehieola
to St Augustine, by men who may be
relied on. The prospect for the COM
pletion of the road Within the next
year is very fair. Speed the road and
prosper the road makers, say NE ALL"
MARRIED
"At Tallahassee on Tuesday the
18th OF July, by Eide Van Evolr, Achil- |
le Murat, Esq. of Florida, formerly Of |
Italy, eldest son Of his late Majesty, |
King Joachim of Naples, to Mrs. Cath |
crime DangeTfeh Gray OF Tallahassee.
lately of Fredericksburg, Va, daughter |
Of Major Byrd c. Mills OF the above |
place"
Prince Murat and Princess Murat |
better remembered at Tallahassee as
Madame Murat, had a handsome es-
tate in Jefferson County where he
lived the life OF registering country |
gentleman, hunting, riding two hounds
drinking and sleeping with his boots |
on. After his death Madame Murat
retired to an estate near Tallahassee. |
Her carriage with the livery and arms |
of France, driven four abreast, WIS a |
notably familiar sight on the street
OF the capital city. In the Episcopal
cemetery two twin pyramidal shafts |
mark the resting place Of the Prince
of Naples and his gentle american