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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23
YOUNG THIEVES CAUGHT
Boys Arrested For Stealing From
the Baltimore & Ohio.
CUTTING SCRAPE DISMISSED
shrimp Brothers Said They Couldn't
Identify ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Blows Up a Carnival Lady.

A young lad named Kearns. who
has been before the justices of the
peace and juries in the Circuit court
OH several occasions on charges of
stealing, but who has always man
aged to elude conviction, largely be-
cause of his tenderSyears. is again in
the tolls of the law, with a pretty
fair prospect Of going to the state
reform school.
Kearns and two other lads entered a
Baltimore and Ohio bcx a a day or
two go and took therefrom u lot of
copper wire. valued at $40 80, and
Detective Martin was detailed on the
case. He connected Kearns with the
theft by meal of the junk dealer TO
whom the lad had sold the wire, and
arrested him. Kearns confessed the
whole thing, and implicated two. other
boys. and the officers are now looking
for the latter. The trials will be held
before Justice Thompson, aud as the
officers have a clear case against the
lads, a stop TO their thieving will be
made for severed years at least.
HAD SOME FUN.
Bill Copenhaver. a Young man about
town, visited the carnival Wednesday
night. aud catching the spirit of the
occasion, decided to have some fun
with one of the ladies of the organiza-
ton. He selected a buxom lass wear
ing a wide grin and a dress cut decol-
lete at both ends and placed a giant
irecracker under her, in order to see
her jump. She jumped. Copenhaver
was brought up in police court, aud
Mayor Harrison gave him a severe
reprimand on the wickedness of his
conduct in being rude to a lady.
CUTTING CASE DISMISSED.
Melvin Tucker aud Howard Place
were before Justice Thompson on q
charge of cutting William and Char
les Shimp in the fracas at the toll
gate on the Hampshire pike a couple
of weeks ago. The two men who were
injured claimed they were unable to
identify their a~ssailants, and asked
that the case be dismissed. This wasi
promptly done by the justice. Three
women who reside along the mountain
west of here. and who were TO have
appeared as witnesses, showed up on
the streets, one OF them. a girl of
about II years, having a big ouid of
tobacco in her mouth, which she
masticated with energy and persist
ence.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23
Rate Applies to all.

Firemen in charge OF the arrange
ments for the trip to Keyser on JUL.
Fourth state that the rate OF 81 o5 To-
the round trip applies to all who wish
to go, whether members of the fire
department or not. 1t is expected
that q large crowd will attend the
celebration in Keyser.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23
ELECTED FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
Correction Made in Report of Elec
ton of M. A. G. Officers.

In the report of the meeting of the
stockholders of the Martinsburg Ath-
letic club. held late Tuesday after
noon, tie names of several gentlemen
we're omitted from the board of direc-
tors through an error. The original
board of directors was composed of
seven men, but this was increased to
10, the following being elected II.
L. Alexander. Lewis II, THOMPSON,
f. H. Graichen, II. S. Emmert. Guy
Hetzel. W.. A. Breth, II. fl. Emmert.
Allen B. Noil. James +. Thompson,
Robert Clohan, Il. J. Whitmore, Har-
.vey A. Bush. w. S. Kline, l.. Dew.
Gerhardt, Frank w. VanHorn.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23
-DARKEsvILLE NOTES.
Personal News and Gossip From
That Lively Village.

That Lively Village.
Darkesville. June 2l.-william
Touler, OF Fairfield, Pa, is visiting
relatives in this place.
Tice Roberts and Edward Chapman,
of Marfinsburg. spent SUNDAY in this
place with friends.
Harry May and Solomon Turner
have returned after a months trip to
PHILADELPHIA and Camden.
w. II. Wright, John Stout, William
Cockrel, r. Il. Whiting and William
Gains were delegates from the local
camp to the state camp of y. O. S A.,
held in Martinsburg recently.
Rev. DR.. Rice, presiding elder of
the Frederick district. preached an
able sermon III the Methodist church
on Sunday to a large congregation.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

JHHe II, 100.
In the matter OF M Williamson. Bankrupt.
Take Notice, That the above person having been
adiudicated a bankrupt in the United States Court
Tor the Northern Distric, Of West Virginia in bank
ruptcy on June rs. 1905 q meeting Of the credi-
OF John o.. Lemen, on June "a, 1905 at i o'cloc
o. IA. for the purpose Of allowing claims. examining
The bankrupt aud selecting . trustee or trustees.
JAS. ID BUTT,
6-23-it Referee in BANKRUPTCY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23
BOYS SENT UP.

Two small boys named Fertney and
Palmer, arrested for stealing iron
from the Baltimore and Ohio. pleaded
guilty in Justice Thompson's court
and were given "a hours in Jail. The
boys had been mp before on the same
charge. and the justice told them that
if they appeared again he would send
them to the reform school.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23
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State News '
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Clarksburg is gong to have a beer
garden.
james ". Dunlevy is dead at Cam
eron, aged Il.
DIR. Ashford Brywn, one of the
oldest citizens OF Webster, is dead.
The next state NJ. f. conference
will be held at Sistersyille. October 8.
Miss Lille Spears ATTEMPTED suicide
at Huntingdon by taking rough on
rats.
Ernest j. Carter, of Montgomery
has been appointed a member of the
state hoard of embalmers.
William Marcus, of Charleston, who
was convicted of numbering his wife.
was sentenced to be hanged August 3
Fire at Kingwocd destroyed the
electric light plant aud a livery stable.
Loss 50 goo partly covered by insur
ance.
Abe Scott, colored. who killed
George Ridgeway at Industrial was
captured and placed in Jail at Ciarks-
burg.
Thomas Whiteman was buried in a
shower of hot metal at the Benwood
steel plant and is net expected to
Owe
Mrs. W. A. Petrequin, of Detroit,
Mich. was killed in an accident on
the Western Maryland railroad at
Thomas.
The thirty-sixth annual convention
of the West Virginia Educational as
ISOLATION will be held at Fairmont
June 25-27.
w. G.. Murray, one of the Oldest
passenger conductors on the Ohio
River division of the B. and 0. died
at Kenova.
Will Smith. an escaped negro con-
vict shot and killed Marshall Morris
and mortally wounded J. j. Pope, at
M~oundsyille.
The CITY council of Grafton passed
an ordinance granting the City Trac-
tion company a franchise to build and
operate a street railway system.
Stanislaus Winski, a Russian Pole.
aged 35 years. was struck by a B. aud
o. passenger train at Wheeling and
sustained injuries from which he died.
While at work on the log pond of
the Whitmer Company's sawmill.
near Elkins, Samuel Briggs, % years
of age, fell into fifteen feet of water
and was drowned.
Two engines on Cleveland and
Wheeling railway collided west Of
Wheeling and fatally injured Engineer
w. Boyd and Fireman Gerhard Bar.
strung. of McMechen.
Everett Kiinble, who, in attempt
ing to board a freight train at Sisters
vile, fell under the wheels and was
instantly killed. The remains were
shipped TO Buck Run wherethe par
rents reside.
The scales at the tipple of mines of
the Irona Coal company, Irona. were
dynamited, the report of the explo-
sion having been heard in Kingwood,
some miles away. The perpetrator of
the outrage is unknown.
Some coins, 175 year old were
recently found In an old chimney on
the Henry Richard farm, ON North
River, Hampshire county. The house
where the chimney stood was n of
the first built in that section.
. Alvey Meadows, a blind boy, a stu
dent of the West Virginia State In
stitution for the Deaf and Blind, at
Romney, is under arrest, charged with
murderous assault on Supervisor
Bumgardner, of the boys school.
Col. G. W. Stevens, president of the
@. & o. r. r., gave an elaborate
banquet at Charleston to the coal OPP
orators of the Kanawha fields. Rep
r~esentatives from all the principal
operators In the field were present as
well as a number of visiting railroad
men.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23

Lost First Game to Strong Team
From Staunton.

Staunton defeated Winchester on
the latter's grounds Wednesday by the
o of 7 10 A. pat Parrish, who
played second base with the Hagers.
town team last season. aud who was
with Cumberland the beginning of
the present season, has signed with
Sfaunton.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23

Kidneys themselves break down and waste
away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
a arrangement Of the kidneys and a cure Is
obtained quickest by a proper treatment OF
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Il corrects inability to hold urine and scald-
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Swamp-Root Is pleasant 70 take and solA
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sent free by mall. Address Or. timer & Co
E~inghamton, N. Y. When s2riting mentiou
-sadlng this generous offer a this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remem-
Der the name. Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmers
Swamp root. and the address, Bingham
ton. N. y, on every bottle.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23

For Sale-Six room house on Maple
Avenue in good condition, slate roof,
hall upstsirs and down, all room
private, good clstern and hydrant.
electric lights, price very reasonable.
John r.. WlIitmore. Little Building
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23

For sale-Six room double house In
good condition, fine lots, hydrant and
clstern water. Very desirable for in
vestment.
John l.. whitmore. Little Building
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23
Property For Sale

For Sale-New five room double
house with slate roof. also corner lot
large enough for two houses. Good
location. Owner going to leave town
will sell cheap.
John L. Whitmore, Little Building.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23

For Sale-House on Winchester Ave.
with two acre lot.
John Il. Whitmore, Little Building
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23

For Sale Six room house on West
John street and lot large enough for
another house. Good investment.
John L. Whitmore, Little Building
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23

prevailing In this
because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused BY
it heart disease.
heart
failure or apoplexy
are often the result
of kidney disease. Il
kidney trouble IS al
lowed to advance the
kidne y-poiso
blood win attack the
vital organs or the
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-06-23

Subscribe for The Evening World.
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There Is a disease prevailing in
country most dangerous because SO d
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Among the thousand and ons .,,A.
:" people that II takes to mate -.
world world may he rcckoned the man vho
mas a fancy for grcwsome ana rrs.H - -
,, ,,an'es Two such cases came undsr
',o eu'tor's notice the other day
r..a unc was that Of man named Death
VINO had one Of his sons cbr,.,on.s:
so,,y ana another Sudden. 40 that hs
,,"a Jolly Death and a Sudden rS..S
~ I'VE family. Is there any sub,ect A.
Ser'ous That people will not joke shout
nno,her case was that Of n man
named Rose, who called nj, asroh... |
"nu' and she then became wild Rose
pretty name indeed. but sbc ss,o-'
waru married a non named Bull whs,
ne became Wild bull, witch !, not ~
pretty. 10 "o' 30
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Notice Il hereby given that g: g:
Sapp, purchaser of Tax Certincase~ kc&
and n! dated the eth day of July, y. ". -
has flied said certificates In my oolce e9d -
mnda application for tax deed 20 Issue " -
coriance with law. said certjhCatee e1nbgoce
the following describcd property, situAeed -
Bradford county, Florida, to-wit:
Lots " md ~ in woodlawn, $50. H. tp. Y: =.
range - o., ~ scr~ and lots ~. o. ard - ~
woodlawn, see. Is, tp. s., range y e., u scress
The said land being Rssssssd at che dste OF the
issuance OF such certificate In the name q
John Quinn. Unless said certificate shnII
be redeemed according 70 law, tax decd viii
issue thereon on the s sss-.. s,i.ts
2,p DAY OF sEPTEMBER. A. D, 1904
Witncs. my hand and official -neel this the
2lst day Of August, A. ID. IL,
,sEALl w: +. XE4kS,
Clk Ct CT Bradford Co., -.
By w. E. WAINRI0HT. d. g..
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

ChSsee of venue may be hsd ff0m sne cour
rvrofd 10 the circuit court o. n"sncr ss r'u
for the same causes, and unussr s, sne mN !
viding for chan9ine the venue lrvm th, oiN
other county. The Governor may y w.
cretion order the circuit luo9e 9i r m
county or OF any other county = no'u 't
more terms or parts Of terms Oh tine ,our
record. Any civil cause IN the GO ccvr, ~, "l r
NAV he tried before referee, or IN chN' "i
decentralization of the judge On tnt c"tr
record. may be tried by lud9e nj l''ig
NAV be transferred TO the circuit court ~
Gambia county or Of any other COUNT q,
same wsy and according toll same pro- i-I
~ govern such proceedings IN thtcircn't "
Of Escambia county. .,,-. -, a.,
section ~. The supreme court OF th" -
shall have appellate jurisdiction IN nil cas- ,
law and in equity originating IN IN, gour
record. and IN cases Of convfction OF felony
the court Of record. The circuit court ui
Gambia county shall have final appeilat" iu
dirtion OF All inisiemeanors tried IN thc cn
OF record. All appeals or writs 9f errvr IN
ecuted from the court OF recoN, wh'fh
the supreme court OF circuit court, shall
prosecuted In the same way ana accNroJul
the Saine rules ns govern such proccedii n
the circuit court to the supreme court
Approved June D, i~o'
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

In Circuit Court, sth judicial Circuit Of Flor
tda Bradford County.
ANGUISH DOUGLASS)
NOTICE TO APPEAR.
The State Of Florida To Reacy Douglass, ereet
ing:
7 having been shown by afadAvit thatth
] defendant Rcacy Douglass, y . NoQ-res
ldent Of the state q Florida, and tha4 the RS
ldence Of said defendant IL at Lake Park n
Lowndt~ county, Georgia. and that sa1d de-
fendant is over the age of twenty one. ysArs..
II Il therefore ordered, constiared and ID
judged that the said defendant, Reacy Doug
lass, do appear to the compliments hill ui
complaint herein on or before the
aaTH DAY OF sEPTEMBER, A, ID. ieo6,
in default whereof decree pro confegsO will
be entered against the said RAcy Duuglnsu.
II IL further ordered that this notice be pub-
lishtd In the Bradford County Telegraph, Z
newspaper published at 6tarke, Bradford com
ty, Florida, once each week for four corsccu.
tive weeks
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal 0f our (Arouit Court
this the slst day Of Ayssuss' a; a , 2; len ~.
,SEAL BY w. k. WAINWRIGHT, d. q.
d. M. ioRNTO,
Compls solicitor.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
Worlds rinest Test

rue most magnificent tomb in TIA
, Mul'u Is the TAI Mehal in Agra, Hin.
."s,an' IT was erected by Shah Jehan
70 .ne memory OF his favorite queen,
IL IL octagonal In form. OF nure Whit.
,.,"rn'e. ,. inlaid with jasper, carnelInn.
turquoise, agate. amethysts and am.
rures' Ihe work took 22OW men
,,y ,~en'y years to complete, and. though
mere We're free gifts and the labor wa.
'ree' the cost was $4,000 40
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
An Ancient Tree

IN Japan Is a venerable tree which n
sa'd' Will hold fifteen full grown per.
,o'ls , IN It's hollow trunk. According to
'apahese tradition. It grew from tbe
walking stick Of the famous phIloso.
rher habodaris. who fourished about
.he year $50. The tree Is certainly a
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Feople are queer. Ii a mans no,c,
bor = kicked by horse the no,shho". o
ars serious and concerned rnr tha ~
~ = kicked by a mule. the hos, ''I ~.
2ea9 eess can do for him is TO laugh -
Kannas City Journal '"'S"-
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
UNinG Him HOvs.

vaa,, I rretty girl was lavishiue n
N, e','n oi affection on her mastifY and
bnr '''y sort young man was watching
'anculshincly. " '"'''
~yar.m You worry" she replied.
'' I" Trcw.'-London Tit. bits.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

ueox Father Violently, Now sss
here eQy. don't let me catch YOU and
young poyecot flirting together in ,ho
consesSasory again. Guilcless Dnurh.
tor (dsmurelt lt)-No father. YOU shan't
-Byshnder,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Washington county is to have popu-
list ticket in the field ut the approach.
ing eleoti0n.s Washington u the only
county In the stats - sn1ertunate.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
ARTICLE XXI.

That the following amendment TO Article v
OF ths Corstitution of the state Of Florida, rel
alive 70 the Judicial department., TO be mum.
ssS ssd s = s:. g :1s and hsrsS1 g Of
agreed TO and shall BE- submitted to ths eisctois
Ss d ssss :: :ss ss e. ::s HosSs, e + A
eer. q. b. 1908. for rssidostiOn or rejection,
's%,ti S.s,tion N rnsrs .h.u :. ....,,.....,.,
county Of Rscsmbis, WHENEVER the votsn '.ad of
q the vote east, ON the QuesSio9 4 any ssssI %
ssss :S SSrSs sSss. s rSs .SSsr s "a g s:: :.sSs
So4 % a: Sas 10 2 z! - Sss:: sss:ss :sa
soaasy q Ssss@bi. rs sssminsi sii eo9rt y ses os
record nov. ss1ebishsd IN lscambis county
sssss sso 2 Sss
L q TscoTa @ :hs,l p oaAcsr. e .uch coess q rsc
:SS!aasss: :.:s sssi u E Z s.Sssssiss ssSs ~ q
!s sss: s.. :.s:s Is s:3 :s So s 3 /. is
c2nbN county. I'd skaQ kevs b Essni3s
e ~ rses - ssss sSs :ss ocs ~
rs sIrcss sosss "a sisssisj jsdss a - ssus, :
psqSihltic:. ksb9e SSspus Cd q xsis p1ooc;
saa = ss ss :siss;s sssseis so:.s ::;':s -
@Hdge 81 saad comfy, except the power M
ssnthorisy 70 summon asd snpaaA s0Fs1d
sss!oa z xhs.s shAn ~ III tsrns q ga
Sssslss . Sss ~, = ser "a so,ss .
Pc ccq3ins sseosnsy. xAo ~ b eg9dnied
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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Greatness b to take the common
things OF y > and walk truly among
them. sch1 lnsr.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

40. .,''"cr evidence nor common sense
Ivon,, ,''S'n has the slightest effect upon
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
@ounty Treasurer's Reoort

''N MONTH ENDING JULY n, 1909.
u-.,, w. "'aM Of County Commissioners Of
h'df"r'l county. Florida VI
" 'h' undersigned. ,rcasur,r ., s.,, o.
' I" '"'n'ii III" following report.
IN ACCut' Mt GENry,, ,Y,>,r
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
ARTICLE xxx.

That the following amendment TO Article v
tive to the judiciary department., H. be mum
,mred section 80 Of said Article y, be and the
to the siectors o the state It the sensrS eIc.
ton to be held on the first Tuesday after ths
first Monday in November, A. d. 1903, tor rsti.
hcation or rejection, to-wit.
section 80. The annual salary Of the Judges
of each Of the Criminal Courts Of Record now.
or hereafter TO b., established, shall be paid
snarteriy BY the county where such court Is
~ of less than fifteen Thousand population, one
thousand dollars in counties of from fifteen
thousnnd to twei. " Ave thousand population,
twenty ,hve Thousand to thirty Ave thousand
population. two Thousand dollars and In coun.
ties OF more than thirty five thousand populn-
tion, twenty.h i've hundred dollars, hereby re-
peahng any and all part and parts Of the said
Constitution In coDfict herewith.
Approved June g. 1905.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

To the Hon. Bcard cf Putlic fnstsucooa 2
Bradford county. FIorida:-
1.-the undersigned, tr~surr Of saaa counsy'
beg leuve to submit the foIlowing rspors 70
the month ending July 81, ios, on acccuns
school fund:
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
Notice of Election.

WHBH1AH, The Legislature 81 1N6, under
S ps Svs Joint Rssoinsions sas % proposins
smendments 70 The Constitution Of the State oi
rortda. - the y s.me nn were agreed TO by 2 vote
each House that the vote on said Joint Resolu-
tions were entered upon their respective Jour.
ss e: with ss and H.s s1sssn sSs a and ss s a
state a. the GENERAL Election in November,
now, THEREFORE,, !, II. CLAY CRAw.
FORD, Secretary of State Of the state Of
Florida do hereby give notice that q
GENERAL ELECTION
viii be held in each county In Florida OH Tues.
ember, A. b. 1908, ske ssid Tuesday being the
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
for the ratification or rejection Of the said
sS" sSs Of gsss 81 to
ARTICLE XVIII.
That the following amendment to Article
XVI of che Consultation VI the State Of Florida
be and II Is hereby agreed to and shall be sub.
ai election, to be held on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in November, A. D. lpQB,
for ratification or REJECTION.
the state Treasurer, the Attorney General and
the Commissioners Of Agriculture Of the state Of
Florida and their successors In Office are here
by constituted and designated ~ board Of
drainage commissioners, and are hereby author.
ized and empowered to establish system Of
canals. drains, levees, dikes and reservoirs Of
ment nue Of said board of drainage commissioners
IL deemed advisable, to drain and reclaim the
swaml and overfiowed lands within the state
f. deemed best by said board of drainage COM
N rissio le,s from time to time, and to provide
for tine irrigation of the lands reclaimed, and to
maintain such canals, drains, levees, dikes and
reservoirs in such manner ns will be most nd
rantageous TO che territory so drained, the
STAGE Ut Florida. It's inha btants ana the com
Section 8s That the bard of drainage com.
missiOners are hereby authorized and empow-
cred TO establish drainaee DISTRICTS and fix the
the board Of drainage commissioners b. and It
IL authorized and empowered t. prepare u list
Or lists Sf si ths a,n ally s s, Swami ard ovsraow
or districts, and levy thereon IA ACREAGE tax
not exceeding ten cents per scre Per stnum to
c"mmi*aoners. and the ySrious tax Ssssvsars II
the various counties embraced in pAFt OF Ia
whole within such drainage district Vi district.
% .%s e. sssn sSs rolls ' o. & the ss saS
amount = lsvisd By tbs board q dssiS SsSs com %
- ~ the board Of dra1ha9a1 bosnmis-
time TO time, which anac xhsll
the various tax c6llect0fs q che
lected in accordance with
amounts cOllected to tlie
nmissioners, said commits
q Zen superior to all other
I le lands In any such drain
pforced By tax levy, fc- the
eoss ss gnae. sSs stas.IaD tss Rroyi,,Sns z, sS,s
? pF,Syisions ,SN Of sn oct q
I'd Of drainsen. eess
~ deemed Necessary foIo
- dacertaining the compenA
u tech land or right of way, -
"a from such drainage shalt I ~
EscSU6n &. The Legislature may proSIo tnr
the assessment OF beuafite derived by lands H.,
reason OF such drainage, and the COLLECTION |
thereof the proceeds. thsfs(ron, shall b. paid /
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
(, ARTICLE XXX.

That Section nine (o) Of Article five 81 Of The
Constellation of the state IT Florida be and the
same = hereby amended so as to read Is fol
Section O. The salary Of each Justice Of The
supreme Court shau be four Thousand $4,000
dollars . year. The salary Of each Circuit
Judge sha!! be three thousand Ave hundred
te9. 9.00) dollars . year" : = :
That the foregoing amendment to section 9
OF Article Y OF the Constitution Il hereby
agreed TO and the same shall be submitted 10
the electors Of tho state for approval or rejec-
tion ct the next general election Of represent
atiyes y required by SeceiOn I, Article XVII
OF the OOnstitution.
Approved Nay 81, 1905.