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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-17
CONVICTS FOR
GOOD ROADS.
Parkinson to Introduce q Bill In the
the Legislature to Utilize Them
in This Needed Work.

1t is now certainty that a bill will
be introduced in the Florida legislature
next winter by John B. Parkinson, who
is secretary of the Florida East Coast
Automobile Association, providing for
the utilization of all the prison labor of
the State in road building and road
improvement and other public work.
The prison labor in Florida at the pres
ent time, with the exception of Dade
County, is leased to contractors. The
system, while providing fairly good
remuneration to the county, has its
drawbacks. The convicts are often mis-
treated and are often forced to live in a
very demoralized condition. The con-
victs employed on the roads of Dade
County are treated very differently. An
inspection of the convict gangs operated
by Dade County in road building
between Miami and Palm Beach last
winter showed fairly treated lot of
men. The taxpayers of the county are
very we'll satisfied with the experiment
of using convict labor for public works
such as road building, and the proposed
State legislation next winter will prob
ably authorize every county in the
State of Florida to use and supervise
prison labor in the very important work
of road building.
There is no state in the Union that
good roads mean so much to as it does
TO Florida. 1t would mean that the
state would each winter become great
driving ground for automobiles and
the drivers of good horses
A main road from Jacksonville to
Miami will surely come. When it does
an automobllist will make the trip from
| jacksonville to Miami about as fol-
lows:-Leave Jacksonville after break
fast, take lunch ut st. Augustine, dis
lance 81 miles Ormond or Daytona
for dinner and lodging, Next day, if
the trip is a continuous one, Titusville,
30 miles, for lunch. Rockledge, 80 miles
further on, for dinner and lodging. Next
day Fort Pierce for lunch, distance 81
miles, and Palm Beach for dinner and
lodging, distance from Palm Beach 50
niles The finish of the journey next
lay would be Fort Lauderdale, Omiles,
.or lunch, and dinner at Miami another
p miles, would finish the East Coast
through road trip.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-17
WANTED 1T FOR
HIS OWN PAPER.
q q q
for Opposing Payment of Just
Bill for County Printing.

Mr.. Ryland, the new county commits
not known TO us, nurture> 4 hostility
against the Record. This paper has
never treated him other than in 4 kind
spirit
Commissioner Ryland is IA stakeholder
and one of the owners of the DeLand
News, and admitted this to the board,
and this may have something to do with
his antagonism to the Record.
At the October session of the board,
having learned that the supervisor of
registration expected to have the list of
qualified voters published in the Reco rd,
he wanted the board to order the super
visor to ask for bids to print the list.
The attorney for the board informed it
that it had no authority in the matter;
that that was q prerogative of the su
visor alone. Mr.. Ryland said that the
list was $50 one. and that if bids were
asked for it could be done cheaper. The
editor of his paper probably told him
what it would cost to publish the list at
the legal rate-that is, the editor of his
paper had published it several times and
knew what it was worth.
The list published this year was the
! largest ever published in the county; it
was set in minion, or seven point type, a
very small fraction larger than nonpa
reil, or point type, the type the law re-
quires legal ads to be set in and paid for
! in that measure. The list As published
measured about $50 inches or more, and
/ the law allows Sl,00 an inch. The bill
we rendered for this work was for Sl22,
! considerably more than one seventh
! having been deducted.
But Mr. Ryland thought there was
too much space taken up and objected
to the payment Of the just bill rendered,
S23 less than he reported at the October
session that the publication of the list
would cost the county.
Two copies of the paper of which he
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-17
THE FISHERMAN OF ORMOND-
DAYTONA BEACH.
tNot 10y LongfellGw.

tNot 10y LongfellGw1
II WAS an honest fisherman,
l knew him passing we'll;
He lived 0utb by the orange grove.
In Cottage santa l.
To catch the fish he favored most
He baited with a rat;
And fishing in the cat-taii flags,
He often caught a cat
One day he Joined the Beach Club,
And said, III catch clam;
For then I'll have more muscle
AS sure's my name is Sam!
He chased the clans all round the beach,
And swore some fearful oathS;
The air was blue with CLANS and damns,
And Sammy's caSt-On clothes.
The girls all shout, You're keen old
sport,
But clans coquina yet.
While mermaids murmur from the surf:
The clam shall win, We bet"
He streaked 1t DER the Stanley mile
He busted Bowden's best;
And Vanderbilt he constrd down
While peeling of his vest.
Take heed! take heed the beach maid,
shrek
Vain warning, far from reach:
His heels went up, he disappeared.
At the hyphen In the beach,
-Morgan's Motoring Message.
The biggest value you ever got 70
your money-The Gazette-News' Pie
! torial Edition for % cents.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-17

The mammoth Pictorial Edition of
the Gazette-News will be out about De
cember l. The work will be magnlti
cent publication of ninety-siX pages, the
illustrated views all being of the finest
half-tone engravings ever used on the
East Coast. Every point of interest in
and around Daytona will be represented,
together with scores of views of the
finest dwellings in Daytona and on the
peninsula. The work will be sold for %
cents and orders are now being booked
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-17

Fred Marriott, who jumped into IN
ternatIonal fame on the Ormond-Day-
t'ila Beach, Florida, last winter, when
he hurled his Stanley Steamer a mile
III rec"rd-sinaShing time of = twenty
eight and one-tifth seconds, has been
Oh 4 tour though Europe, and has Just
'rJurned 70 Newton, Mass, his home.
Mr.. Marriott used All American touring
ear IN his Journey over southern Eu-
rope His employers, as Il reward for
ms Merry work in Florida, gave him
three months vacation with all expen-
SIS paid
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-17
FROM SANFORD
TO DAYTONA.
Hard Road to be Constructed Connect
Ing Sanford and DaytOna-A
Much Needed Improvement.

The Board of County Commissioners
and the business men of Orange County
have taken hold of the good roads queS-
ton with vim, rs the article published
below from Il recent issue of the Sanford
Chronicle would indicate. The road be
tween Sanford and Daytona would be 4
great thing for both places, as well a.
intermediate points, and would he a
boon to automobiles, VIII" visit the
The Chronicle says:
The waters of the ST. Johns River
and on the low lands adjoining having
fallen to such an extent, work viii be
gin at once to complete the road be
tween Sanford and Daytona Those in
charge Of the construction hope To have
it completed within the next thirty or
sixty days. For the purpose of looking
over what has been done and to intclli-
gently inform themselves Of what yet
had to be done, MeSSrs. H. II. Dickson,
chairman of the Board of County Com
miSSiOnerS A. c. Branham, Supernten-
dent of Roads for Orange County, NJ. O.
Overstreets, James l.. Giles. H. L. Bee
man, W. R. O'Neal and Seth Woodruff,
all came up from Orlando Friday last
and road over what is known rs Celery
avenue and spent the entire afternoon
Investigating. Perhaps NOR" than any
other one thing Of which the people OF
Orange County are proud, i the work
they have done and the money they
have spent i'll constructing good roads
No county in the State can surpa~S hcI
i'll that direction Though little ha
been said. the work has quietly gvn,
along under the direction Of an inteili
gent and honest Board of County Com
mlssioners. No bonds have been l.
sued, no money borrowed. no ~pccia
noise been made: but Orange County i
at the front, just the same.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-17
Austin viii Enter With SHOW Me"

The West Palm Beach Tropical Sun,
IN Specializing on the coming motor boat
races, has the following:
Among the important entries is that
made by W W Austin, well-known
yachtsman Of Daytona, who has arranged
t. bring 10 Lake Worth his novel little
craft, Show Ne This little vessel, if it
VIII o" nj that is claimed for it, will
static the boating world 1t is fitted
with 4 3! horsepower engine, and is re-
puted L. make over 20 miles an hour"
Don't fail to place your order for the
special edition Of the Gazette-News.
Price pc.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-17
A WORK OF
RARE BEAUTY
Will Be the Pictorial Edition of the
Gazette -NeWs-Only q Few
Days Before Its Issuance.

December LIST will signalize the issu-
auce from the Gazette-News of its Pic
torial Edition of Daytona and vicinity,
Il publication that will surpaSS and out
strip any similar edition that has
emanated from the press of Florida and
will take rank with the most critical
works issued by the standard publishing
houses of America 1t will be elaborate
ly illustrated with every important view
for which Daytona and its environments
are celebrated, and these views are ex-
ecutcd in the highest style Of the art to
which workmanship can attain The
paper on which the work is printed is of
the best quality that is manufactured
Ivy the most noted mills in America
! The work of the printers reflect the
most artistic taste and design of expert
workmen in display advertisements and
reading matter and cannot be excelled
IN the art OF Typography. The press
work Is complete in every detail and
brings out in bold relief the most minute
features in Ill the Illustrated views,
which is not often the case in similar
works and thus destroying the typo
graphical effect by indifferent press
work.
The time is now short before the first
Of December. when the work will be
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-17

The closing forms for the big Gazette
News Pictorial Edition are being made
ready tor the press and soon the edition
will be flying to every quarter of the
country. Time Is nearly up. If YOU
expect TO get i'll now il bchooveS YOU to
come a-running-
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
BANDITS TO GET A
DOUBLE RANSOM
kidnappers Of Col. Robert Hannigan
Twice Demand and Receive Money
Prisoner Still Held

A Deming, N. NJ, special of Febru-
AIRY 18th to the FL Paso Times says:
The latest reports from Silver City in
regard to the hold-up of the Silver
City-Alma stage coach and the kidnap-
ping of Col Robert Hannigan, the
well known cattleman of Deming, are
to the effect that messenger from the
camp where Hannigan is being held in
the Mogollon mountains arrived in
Silver City this morning, having in his
possession a check for one thousand
dollars, signed by Col. Hannigan. This
check was cashed in Silver City and
tne man left for the mountains with
the ransom money.
About three O'Clock this afternoon
another courier arrived in Silver City
and demanded another thousand dollars
from Hon. j. w. Hannigan, son of the
kidnapped man. This amount was also
paid.
1t is claimed that there are five men
in the party with pack mules, and the
well-provisioned bandits claim that any
attempt to rescue Hannigan or arrest
his captors. will be Hannigan's death
warrant. Whether Hannigan will now
be released remains to be seen.
The sheriff of Grant county and a
large posse of heavily armed deputies,
it is reported here, have been advised
not to go from the scene of the hold-up
to the mountains lest Colonel Hannigan
be killed by his captors when the Off
GERS attempt to dislodge the outlaws.
Colonel Hannigan's son, Robert
Hannigan, accompanied by Sheriff
Stephens of Deming, has gone to the
scene of the hold-up.
The kidnapping of Hannigan is the
elimination of a threat that Bob Hol-
liman made that he would kill Hanni-
gan the first time they met, hoffman
claiming that Hannigan had got the
best of him in cattle deal. Three
years ago Hannigan bought Holiman's
ranches and cattle. Hoffman was
made manager of the outfit and later
a lawsuit resulted from a cowboy in
forming Hannigan that his manager
was dishonest in the management of
the ranch. In the legal action
Hannigan was awarded large amount
of money from Hoffman. Ever since
this litigation hoffman has sworn ven
gence.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
Bargains In Homes

We have on the market several fine
bargains in Homes. Part cash, balance
time payments.
We buy. sell, rent or trade Houses,
Lots and Mines.
We are in the bargain business and
invite your inspection of our different
locations, properties and prices. Money
doesn't expand in your pockets. Place
it in Globe properties and let it grow.
HOME INVESTMENT Co.,
j. w. Hogue, Manager.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Reduced Second Glass Rates TO California
Points r b. I 5 to April 7, 1906.

A special rate of $25 has been made
from Banning, FL Paso and intermedi-
ate points, during the period mentioned
above, to Cole Oregon and California
state line), Stockton, San Francisco
and intermediate stations, to which the
standard second-class rate is more than
S25; for intermediate branch line points
add local fare from main line junction.
These rates apply to the following
routes:
For Cole, Sacramento and informed
iates, via Bakersfield only.
For San Francisco and intermediates,
via Bakersfield or via Coast Line.
For points on Coast Line informed
late to San Francisco, via Coast Line
only.
Rates authorized above are good only
during the period mentioned
CHAS. S. FEE,
Pass. Traf. Manager,
San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE
I776 vs.. 1906

When in the course of financial and
human events in our fair and prosper
Gus land, it has become necessary for
us, individually and collectively, to de-
clare our independence by owning our
own homes, Now Therefore,
BE 1T RESOLVED, That each rent
payer who has heretofore, with pre-
meditation aforethought, been forced
from time to time to pay tribute to
landlords for shelter, wherein we, with
our families, might be safely housed,
and in a country whose climatic condi-
tions are such that a habitation is
almost unnecessary, Therefore Be 1t,
FURTHER RESOLVED, BY each rent
payer and homeseekcr who shall read
this article that we shall at once pro-
coed to visit or correspond with the
office of the HOME INVESTMENT
COMPANY concerning their bargains
in building lots and homes, ranging in
price from fifty dollars to five thu usand
dollars, in location to suit, where all
nature points the rosy finger of oppor-
tunity at the lingering smiles of pros
perity, kissed and Graded by an am
brosial ozone that floats across the
treasure vaults of peaceful valleys and
pleasant hills.
For Globe is the place,
And here is the cline
To bask in warm sunshine,
To hide from old Time.
HOME INVESTMENT & REAL ESTATE Co.
J. W. Hogue, Manager.
Investments for outside capital giver
careful attention.
References: First National Bank,
The ella Valley Bank and Trust Co.,
Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The People We Meet and Chatty Gossip
of Affairs in Globe

|
John McColum spent few days in
Stafford this week visiting his mother
and sister.
Zip" Henderson left Monday fol
Stafford to bring some horses to Globe
for use at the Gibson & Henderson
mine.
Mrs. j. A. Davis and daughter of
Bowie spent Sunday in Globe, return
ing Monday morning. They were
greatly surprised at the self-evident
thrift of the community.
P. w. Delaney, superintendent of
construction for the new town hall and
library in North Globe and the hospital
soon to be erected by the Old Dominion
company, arrived in Globe Sunday
night
C. r Rogers left Monday for Los
Angeles ard other coast points where
he will rest from four to six weeks.
''Chuck" has been a resident of the
territory fer thirty years and says this
is his first actual holiday.
l.. A. Dudley, in charge of Western
Union business at Bowie, spent Sunday
in Globe, and while here inspected the
East Globe Land Co.'S tract, in which
he recently acquired four choice lots
through the agency of the Globe Mines
and Stock Exchange. Mr.. Dudley was
thoroughly satisfied with his purchase
and may add to his holding in the near
future.
Capt. Juan Hart, president of the Ell
Paso Times Publishing company. is
spending few weeks at Indian hot
springs by advice of his physician. He
speaks very highly of the curative
properties of these medicinal waters
and is rapidly regaining his usual ro-
bust health. He will probably visit
Globe before returning to the Pass
City.
Thomas P. Kelley, mine forman for
the Arizona National Copper company,
left Monday for flying trip to Will
Transport, Penna., on IA business trip
for the company. His presence was
necessary on account of the illness of
Leroy school, the company's superin-
tendent. who is still unable to leave
Laramie, Wyo., where he went to close
other business preparatory to taking
permanent residence in Globe. Mr..
Kelley's visit to the headquarters will
greatly expedite preparations for rapid
development of the property.
R. McF. Doble, hydraulic engineer
representing New York capitalists, was
here last week to make an examination
of the Globe Power company's loca-
tons on Salt River and report on the
merits of the enterprise, which is to
furnish power for mining operations in
Globe and adjacent districts. c. M.
Clark, who is at the head of the enter
prise, expects work to begin on it
within the next 60 days.
Miss Willie Tucker returned last
week from Lytton springs, Cal, to pay
visit to her relatives in Globe. She
has been in the California training
school of the Salvation Army most of
the time for the past three years.
She is delighted to be at home again
and received warm welcome.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
PURE MILK AND CREAM-Anderson

PURE MILK AND CREAM Anderson
& Blake, the new owners of the Pho
neer Dairy, have placed an ad in the
SILVER BELT. They recently enlarged
their fine herd of mich cows by bring
ing twenty head from the ella valley
pastures and they are now in position
to supply all demands of old and new
customers. Milk that is pure and
"cream that is cream" Messrs. An
derson and Blake are thoroughly re-
liable and it gives us pleasure to
recommend them.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
Friday, March 8
Forenoon session, 9 a.

forenoon session, y a. m.
Grammar and International Round
Table, United States History--Lead by
Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Helen
Gallagher.
Reading and Spelling Lead by Miss
Laura Styles, Miss Laura Powell.
Supplementary Work-Lead by Mrs.
Lena Sears.
Primary Round Table.
Primary Work and Aids-Lead by
Mrs. Ruth Gibbs.
Discussion general.
Afternoon Session, p. m.
How to Make Pupils Dependent on
Self-E. II. Doty.
Discussion, General.
Art of Questioning, II. Q. Robertson.
Discussion, General.
Evening Session, 8 p NJ.
Music.
Invocation.
Music.
Address, Rev. j. o. Barrette.
Music.
Address, Education and Public Wei
fare" Rev. Franklin Davis.
Music.
Committee on Music: Mrs. Mable
Arkills, Mrs. May Bandhauer, Miss
Winnie Allison.
Committee on Program: II. @. Rob-
ertson, r. M. Killian, Alvin X. Stabler
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

IF YOU NEED A CLERK, BOOK
keeper, solicitor, stenographer, drug
gist, cook, waiter or laborers, write
Logsdon and Henry, Employment
Agency, Is South Center St., Phoenix,
Ariz. ct
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
Stock Grazed on Tonto Forest Reserve

All persons entitled to Craze cattle,
horses or goats on the Tonic Forest
Reserve during the ensuing year must
have applications for grazing permits
in this Office at Globe on or before
March 6, 1906.
Permits will be refused to all persons
who do not file their applications with
in the required limit, unless satisfac.
tory reasons are given.
w. ii. REED,
Ranger-in-Charge
At Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

Deming, N NJ, Feb. 20.-The latest
reports from the scene of the hold-up
and kidnapping are to the effect that
Col Robert Hannigan has been released
on the payment of the first thousand
dollars demanded.
The report that second thousand
had been demanded and paid seems to
have been a mistake.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

Private exchange 62 is our phone.
Make use of it please. Result: TT e
best of satisfaction every time. TIE
w. w. BroOkne~ 60.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

FOR SALE-PASCOE HILL AND
North Ball Ground Lots; also i'm
proved residence property. B. F.
Crawford. If
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

FOR SALE-A STYLISH AND GEN
tie pony, four years old; also saddle,
and one new Singer sewing machine.
Apply to New York Bargain Store,
Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. Would prefer to sell all
together. Also, one new set of single
buggy harness. Inquire at house at
south end of wagon bridge, going to
Ball Ground. one block east of depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
Great Excitement on Broad Street

Great crowds were seen rushing to
the Postoffice Store to get a copy OF
Everybody's and ticket to the Ole
Maids Convention, Feb. 18th.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

The Woman's Guild of St. John 8
church will meet at the residence OF
Mrs. Sieboth on Friday, March 2, at
o'clock p. m.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE, AN ICE CREAM OUT
fit For particulars apply to the
Globe Jewelry Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

FOR SALE-A NEW RANGE AND
hot water boile.-. Apply at SILVER
BELT Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

FOR RENT, TWO HOUSES OF
three rooms each. MRS. ANNA
STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
FOR RENT

TO RENT, FURNISHED ROOM IN
private family. Two blocks from
Grand Stand. Inquire at this office.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

If you want fancy cigarettes and to-
baccos call at the Pullman Cigar Co.'S.
store. They carry the largest assert
ment in the city.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

A meeting of the auxillery of the
Woman's Guild will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Rel, Friday, Feb. %,
at $3.50 p. m.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

Yellowstone whiskey at the Wiowam
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22
ANNUAL INSTITUTE Of
GILA COUNTY TEACHERS
To be Held in Globe March J to y
Inclusive

Inclusive
Wednesday, March Call to order
by County School Supt. P. {. Robert
son.
Invocation.
Organization of Institute.
Reception to visiting teachers.
Mapping out Institute work by II. M.
Killian, Institute conductor.
Evening Session, 8 P. m. Music
Invocation. Address of welcome by
II. O. Robertson. Music. Response
by +. H. Doty. Music. Address,
''Teacher's IDEAL" by Rev. Alvin X.
Stabler. Music.
Thursday, March 8
LIST. Grammar and intermediate
round-table mental and written arith
metic. lead by J. A. Herndon and Wes-
ley Hughes.
Geography, lead by Miss Nellie
Allen.
Grammar and language, lead by
Alvin X. Stabler.
2nd, Primary round table.
Reading, lead by Miss lsoline
COMBS.
Numbers, lead by Miss Grace Webb
and Miss May Heron.
Afternoon session, 2 p. m.
Art of Securing Attention.. A.
Hermdon, Mrs. J. Mclean.
Discussion general.
Morals and Manners in Public Schools
Wesley Hugher, Miss Myrtle Nc
Gregor.
Discussion general.
Teachers Preparation of Lessons
Miss Pansy Robbins, Miss Edith Peach.
Discussion General.
Evening session. 8 p. m.
Music.
Invocation.
Music.
Address, Some Mistakes in Reading
Rev. J. A. Howard.
Music.
Address, The Heroic Elements in
Modern Life-Dr. Kendric C. Babcock.
Music.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-22

Try a Del Monte Sunday dinner.