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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Snbianapplis, Snb. Sainitae g. @eptember 1906
Sa9ipaaumnssfrOme.
aettunsen berieIben unteriu9t.

Sohn gerrp. @bsf . glsftrots9niter
Der Staot, uno s. 8. Woors, gbefs
glettrots9nifer bes Snbianapoliisr
5euer-Snfpettions. Bureaus, baben bis
Snipisirung Der Drabtleitunssn been.
bet. Die Snipsttion iuurbs BON Der
Sidsrbsitsbebbrbe bor einigsn WO9sn
angeOronst, als Poli3ift gb Salbp bur&
einen eleftrii9en e&Iag am Weloes
taifeu 9et6otst morbsn mar.
Die Snipsttorsn fanbsn eine Mn,abl
8 o9ipannunssitr6me, bie auf pfofen.
Srabtleitungen iibertrasen muroen.
Sieie 2uftleitunaen marsn befonoers
aablrei9 in Der 8eaenb meflih bon
Der Senate. .Wpsnus. atpiiden Court.
unb @beiapsate.S Strabe. Gin 8rans,
rm'apparat bins 10 niebrig, baB bic
gefar&tung Raum gswann, 2nabsn
t0Hnien oen1elDen ertletfern un0 3u
Sdaben fummen. Sisis 2eitungsn
waren bauptidali6 gisentbum Der
Wer&ants' 2iebt & 6sat gompanb.
Die Spannun9 Der bon sinasln.n Der.
felben transmittirten StrDme ipu Bis
su 1000 Bolts bstraeen baben.
Die 8eIspbon @Ompagnien, wslde
nur berbdltniBmdbi9 fIsine Str6me nit
nisoriger Spanning I'm Ssbrau9 b.
BEN, treffen fbon Iange 0ortebrunseu.
I'm Elm Rr.ussn ibrer Gsitunssn NIT
ben 5p4ipannungsleituusen 8u Der.
6inosrn.
Die rlnteriu9ung wirb por atuei
Monaten faun 3u beenoen fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
9nmem=Sereim oes W9nmerdjor.

@sffsrn bislten bic Damsn bes Widn=
nsr9ors sins geriammluns unter Dor.
Hb bon Grau u. S9srrsr ab um mel.
isre 0Ortebrunssn fur bis Jair 3u
trsffsn. gs murbe bon ben Damen
bei9loRen. nuf Der 6air Elm 2p9bu9
gum gsrfauf gu bringen. Die Samen
5rau German Abams. 5rau @eorse
Ranfelo unb Grau antbon Balls babsn
bis 3uiammsnReauns oes groBen
@erfes tibsrnommen.
am nd6fen Jrsitag bdlt Der Sa.
men.Derein cine General 0eriamm-
lung In Der Wdnnsr9or 6aqe ab, Bel
tpel9er ote einselnen Romitss ibre Be.
ri9ts tiber ibre bisbsrigs Sbdtistsit obs
gebsn peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

General Ssrmann Sturm, frh'
Der BIER anidifg, liest In feinsm iebi.
gen Wobniibs tn Senber, @ol., f9msr
tranf barnisber.
Der Nationalsg lsgongrsB Der Sarmer
tpiro bonn 9. Bis gum IL. October in
Rod Sslanb, gus. tassn.
Am g.. 29. unb 80. Sept. wirb
bie SnbianapOlis Sight Artilsris groBs
@sunion abbaltsn. Mm 90. finoet eine
parabe, am Mbsnb elm Banquet fatt.
Die Artilleriten, bic 27. Snbtana go.
IOntesr gatterie. tuie in's Usrssi9nib
Der Staatsarmss singetragsn 1T, per.
iabsn ipdbrenb bes fpanii9=amerifani.
i9sn Rri.ses attibsn Disnft In porto
Ricp.
Der WtI& Snipettor
Der Fdbtif&sn @efunbtbsitsbsb6rbe be.
f&laenabmte seFern cine aus Charles
MeQ Quinfon's Msltsrsisn In SrantlIn,
Snbiana, nod bier seianbts Ranns
Wil& unb nabm elm, llntsrIu9une bss
Snhalts nor. Die probe purbe i'm
Bu.terfettgebaIte ole minbsrtpert9ig Be.
| funben uno Ranne nebff HnhaIt aurfif.
seianbt. Die probe asiets fatt Der
bDrsei&risbsnsn 3.6 nur 2.9 prOcent
Butterfett.
Sn elmer gsrfammluns Der
S&ulprin3ipale murbe bsi9loRsn. benz
SueenOesri&t ale nur mDsli&e 6ilfe
3u lsifen. Auff&t hbsr bie bonn @e.
ri&te unter prObation gefsnten Rinber
aus3uaben. gu bisism 3wede tuerben
ben 2sbrern bie Namen Der unter Muf.
R9t febenben ainSer mitsetbeilt unb
2sbrer uno @eri&t tuerben gemeini9aft.
lli& fhr bic re&te grsiebuns iorsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Sntrmttorea fur Stimm=Wa=
i9inea.
BdbIer erbaIten @elesenbeit iiA gu in
forniren.

I'm ben Wdblern In ben Deri4iebenen
prscinctsn 8elseenbeit au gsben, f9
nit Der Sanbbabuns Der neren Stimm'
mni6insn bsfannt 3u MAIDEN. tpuroe
bsi9loHsn bisielben i9On eine Wc9s
porber auf3ufslen. Dies whroe bie
Nrbeit am Wabltaae bsoeuteno erleia'
tern. 6dhise SnfruftOren tDerben CUR
STEELE Isin, um ben Wdblern ale nbs
ibige Iusfunft gu ertbeilen. Die 0or'
fber Der 2omitss bsioer groBen pars
tsien Rnb Der Mnf4t. bab Elm ieoer
ghrgsr ni9t nur ffimmsn iollte, ion'
bern bab er au9 i'm Stanbe iein iollte,
feline Wabl untsr ben aufgefellten ein'
3elnsn Ranoibatsn ;u trefsn uno
mittsls Wai9ine au re9ifriren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
@efmnbbeitspFese tn Den
S1ule,t.
Sstretdr ber @eiunbbeitsbebDrbe ma9t 8ors
i9ldge.

Or. eugene 8usbler. Secretdr ber
@eiunb6eitsbsb6roe bsfnruortet etne
Augsnuntsriu9ung Der Sdhler, oa
isinsr anR1t nod bisle In ibren Stu-
oien 3urhdblsibenbe 2inber bisiss nur
einem Nugsnf9aben berbanfen.
Or. 8usblsr slaubt. oaB NIT 3us
bilfenabme Der su bisiem 3wed erbdlt'
li9sn 8sriu9ss2sietartsn, bic 2sbrer
fslbsr na& tur3er Snffruttion bic erffe
1nteriu6ung bornebmen t6nnen uno
oab nit Jeblsrn be6aftsts 4inoer bann
sinsm erfabrsnen Otulinsn our met.
tsren unteriu&un9 tiberianbt tuerben
f6nnen.
Wan slaubt bab bis 0oridldse bss
Hr3tes In Der Sibung Der 64ultrufees
CUR Spra9e ssbra4t tperoen.
2inber mel9e SubsreuloHs Spm-
tonne 3etgsn. ionten nod anfi&t Or.
ueblers gdn3li9 bon Der S9ule aus
geidlpRen tperbsn. grffens um eine
Anfsdunssssfabr fur bic tibri9sn
Satilsr 3u Oerbinbern. swsitens neil
berarti9 bebafttete 3tnber In Der
S9ulatmoipdbrs rltsmals ssbsilt tuer-
ben f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
2iberatt fommt.
NiIitdrsRapeGe unb Sdnser treten in
6airbanf anf.

Mdbrenb Der fommsnb.n Wo9e sr.
bnltsn bic Mufiifreunos Der Stabt bic
GsIsgsnbsit ben berti6mten @ornet'
@irtuoien unb 3npsamsifsr Si9nor
aleianbre 2ibsrati unb feline Wilitdr-
fnpsns fowte aud bie NIT bsrielben
eaftirsnosn Sdn9er uno 6dugeriunsn
81 b6ren.
Ale Ueitpirfenben fnb Qhnffle,
erfsn Raness unb bie @sian9sftinftlel
erfrsusn fa ole zines @sltrufss.
Die 2apsns mirb TN Jairban|
6erbfnadt. .Wufitfsfs peranffalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
HebGroe fur Sffeatlt@e Mrbeiten
Mngebote uuroen empfangen:

Angebote uuroen empfangen:
Jhr Ispbaltirung bes 6abrmeees
uno gadfein. @Ohen In Der 25. Str,
bon Der gsntraI Big au Der college
Aps.: Die Barber asphalt pauins
@ompanp. s2.86 per laufenben 5uB;
Warion @ountp @onftruetion Co.,
$2.95 per Iaufenben Sub.
6ar @ement= Ssitsnmegei1 ber Belle.
fontaine Str, BON bee 20. Bis our 80.
Strabe: @itp @emsnt @ompanp. "a
Gents; ). .. DOB, So gents; Wiuiam
8. 6oG. 68 @ents; Wlarion galbmelI,
80 gsnts; s. DC. 2adep, 81 @ents.
STR RieshsRrsuuns bss 6abrpesss,
snt-ssitenwsge unb RanbRsine In
Der 2sonarb strabs. bon Der Minnes
iota bis 3u Der palmsr etrabs: Wa.
rion @albmeQ, $2.49.
gnosiilttse Bei&lhKe murbsn an.
gsnommsn:
SIR 8adfsinpHaferuns bes 5abr.
weges in Der erfen TQep n6rbli9 Der
Dermont StraBe. bon Der Wsrioian
straBs bis aur eennte Mbs.
5Hr Badfeinpfaferung bes Gabr.
ipeges In Der erfen Aaep n6rbli& Der
Werrnont etrabs. bon Der Meribian
Bis 3ur Seioto StraBe.
6Ht @emsnt.Seitsntpese unb @anb.
feine In Der 81. Strabs, bon Der
penniplbania big our Dslaware Strabe
an Der Norbisits unb bon Der psnnipl.
pania Big aur Sem Serisp Strabs an
Der Sabieits.
Str 10 3oq Ranalifirungsrobr In
Der Dsmsp ape. bon Der uniberRtp bis
aur Mrlin9ton Mbs.
STR Cement. .Seitsnusgs In Der 19.
Str. bon Der Cornell Nbe. BIG 3u ben
Wonon Gelsiisn an Der Noroieits unb
BON Der Benefontaine Strabe big au
ben Wonon 8eIeiien an Der Siibieite.
STR Badfeinffaiteruns bes Gabr.
tpeges unb Ranbifeine In Der Senate
Ape., BON Der South bis aur WsrriG
Strabe.
8ef4luB mur6e auriidgsaogen:
STR BadfsinpfiaFeruns bss Gabr'
tpeges In Der Mri3ona Strabe bon Der
Mri3ona Gtrabs bon Der Werioian Bis
aur @bsfnut Strnbe.
GnosaItiss gsi9la1s uurosn gut
asbeiben:
SIR 2ofaI 2analiRruns In Der
O.taipa Str. bon Der Vomlanb BIS
3ur MaKa9uietts Mbe.
Ghr Cement. Geitentpegs an Der eiib.
feite Der 80. StraBe bon Der Weribian
bis CUR Nem Serisp etrabe.
Sir gement. Seitenmege In ber 10.
Strabe bon Der 9olmes Abe. Biz our
Belmont Nbe. an Der Norbieite unb
bon Der Ring MDe. Biz 3ur Belmont
Nbe. an Der SAbfeite.
NsioIutionen wurben angenommen:
! STR Nsphalttrung bes 6abrtpeges,
@o1en, @ementseeitenwege unb &ano'
feiue In Der @bifon Gtrabe bon Der
WaRa9uietts Ibe. biz 3u Der srfen
AlIep n0roli& Der 10. Strabe.
6hr Badfeinpfafsrung bss Jabr.
tueges In Der 10. Str. bon Der Repfone
Nbe. Big aur HurdI StroEe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
S@a@matt seiett.
Saie betpabrt IT'D ais Durfsei4ob.

Gin 6amilisnfreit, tn wel4em Der
6srr bss 6auiss ben 2irseren 3og,
murbe seftern bur9 Sa3mii9entrsten
Der Rabler Shine unb g9langsn Be-
enbet.
Die RabIer tpuroen nod 802 gtbeI
etraBe gerufen, mo- He Sames Wills
aus elmer 3mei 3oa Iansen 2opfwunbe
bIutenb antrafen. 5rau Drills, uel4s
bic &ablsr sur STEELE serufen, mar
glsi&falIs anusienb.
2aut Ausiagsn Der &abIer gsriet6
bas gbepaar In streit. unb TIM Der.
laufe befelben ging mon 3u Sbdtli4'
tsiien tibsr. Wlils ION gu Anfang bic
Dbsrbanb ssbabt babsn, big snbli&
ois Jrau cine grobe @aIe ergriff unb
biefelbe ihrsm g6eb.rrn nit FOLDER
Wu9t an ben Ropf mari, bab sr bbllis
auber Attion 9eiest. 3u gOben fanf.
Die 0aie blisb msrfmhrbiser Wsiis
unperiebrt. Ills Der eObn oss 9aafes
nit sinem groBen Stsine tn Der 6ano
Der Wutter 3u Ollie elite, mar bisis
bsreits als Sis9er aus benz 2ampfs
berborgssangen.
MiGs. iOwie au& feline 6rau muir.
ben psrbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
6urAtbarer Sturrnt IN
W antIn.

WaniIa. %. Sept. Gin fur6t'
barsr Sturm fs9ie tibsr bie pbtlippinen
bahin, grobsn s9aoen itibli4 bon
Wanila anri6tenb.
Die arisnals unb bic S9ifa6rt fnb
i9psr gsi9doigt. ginss Der au4s
2anb getriebsnsn S9iffe ift bas Rano'
nsnboot Arnpat. Sslsgrapbii4e Ier'
binbunssn nit benz Snnern fnb untsr'
bro9sn, 70 baB feline Wa4ri4ten 3u sr'
lansen fno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Mus 8oronto, @an., trifft bie Na4.
ri9t etn, bob bic @ompanie bes Was
rion Canton Der militdriT9en Bran9en
Der Obb.Ssllous I'm prsis-grsr3ieren
am Wittwo4 f9 ben erfen preis,
$1,000 In @oIb. errans. Die bsRen
@ompanien ber Der. Staaten uno Co
naea bstbeilieien fi3. Dies iff baa
bisrte Wal. bab Der srfs prsis elmer
Warion, Snb., Comp. subieI. au&
aus Snbianapolis bet6sili9tsn f9 eine
srpbe An3abI Ooo.6elOms. unter ana
bsren au9 eins Delegation Der bsut.
i9en 8srnlania 2oge.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Gtabrm@.

Der Stall bon gbas. 2ueas, 2219
parfer Abe. trurbe In Der Na&t bon
Donnerfag auf 6rsitas erbro9en unb
ein pfero aus bemielben entfabrt.
Niemanb bat bas 2ommen unb geben
bes pferoebisbes bemertt. Bon benz
DiebfabI wurbe bic poIisei In Rennt.
nib gsisbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Rur3 nod 10 l1br aeferu Nbenb
wurbe bic Jeuermsbr nod go. 1886
s1orb @sf etrabe gerufen, no ein
sseuer In einem 2aben Der Bu1neB
MHoeiatton ausgebro9en mar. Sas'
felbe mar baIb eel6i&t unb nur elm
S9aben bon $25 angeri9tst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

@efern feierten uniere Witbhr.
ger irii&er abtunft ben Sabrestas Der
6inri3tung bes patriOten Robsrt
gmmet. Der gmmst Club bieIt cine
@ebenffeier ab. Robert gmmet tpurbe,
Is Sabre aft, TN Sabre 1903 tn Dub.
lin bingeri9tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

- Bel Sedemeper, Ju., ffieben 3tuei
pof.S9nea3a9e oss Obio 6outbue.
ftsrn.Babn 3uIammsn, nobel Der 2oto'
motipfhbrer grouman unb Der 6siasr
9ammerslp iomie ieds anbsre perfo'
nen gerIebunsen, isop8 ni4t t6btli4er
Art erlitten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Snr9sebramnt.

Die poli3ei bsn 3anesbile, Obio,
erfu&te srfsru bic bisfss pOIiBsi sinen
gewiHen 9arrp Rnig1t. IA Sabre alt.
fefaunebmsn. fals berfelbs fi9 In IN.
ferer Staot aufbdIt. Der Rnnbe bat
feline eIterli&e Wobnuns fh9tis Der.
Iaffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

@ottIieb 3eutb arbt,
vOie sem.iitbli@e @de",
gde geobIe unb @artet ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
1tmt9eso9em!

9iemeper's gisarren.@e @ei&dft befin.
bet f9 iett TIM &reabe, 3immer IA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
9te 6eKenftese

8on Snbiana Jarmern i4arf betdnpft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Snbiana eompanie ;um pierten NaIe Sisser
The oasis., 1906-02-10
Notice

Notice is hereby givsn that II, R. Renshaw has bought out the interest of V. ]. Barnes in the business heretofore conducted by Barnes & Mutt. and that from this date the business will be conducted by the undersigned All accounts due from the irm of Barnes S Mutt will De paid by the undersigned and all accounts due said firm are by the term of the said sale. due to the undersigned IT. K. RENsHAw,
 Nogales January 23. 1906. K. t- MUTT
The oasis., 1906-02-10

killed in some outof the way place, where the body may not be found. Soldiers, who were camped about six miles from the scene of the killing, burned the bodies of the murdered men before the arrival of the posse from La Colorado, who went out as soon news of the at tack reached that camp. Mr.. George Beebe suffered most from the loss of the freight, his loss amounting to S10,500
The oasis., 1906-02-10
HERM0SILL0 NOTES.

barber, was a business visitor here Monday.
 Mr. Henry Cohen of Nogales was a guest at his brothers hotel, the Grand, early in the week.
 ATr. Marshall r. Wright, after spending a week in Hermosillo, returned Wednesday to Nogales.
 Mr. Phil Herold of Nogales came down here Sunday morning on business and found time to witness Sundays wonderful ball game.
 Over in the Pueblo de Seris the fiesta de Candelaria has been in full blast all the week, but 1t has not been largely attended.
 Sunday Mir. James B. Bent, superintendent of La Chumata mine in the Arizpe district, came down from Nogales, where he had been several days, and latter in the week left for the mine.
 Tn official circles here in Her. mosillo 1t is rumored that the post of minister to Italy has been of tered by President Diaz to General Don Luis Torres of this city. It is stated should the gentleman ac- cept the position now filled by him as commandant of this military zone, will be conferred to General Don Lorenzo Torres.
 Mir. Horace Gerber left a check for S2O00 with Mr. A. \ Monteverde to bet on the Hermosillo team in the sunday game against Tucson, bnt eoml,I i4ot "place" it. Still anxious to let VI sulne way he approached l)f. ] hn k. Magruder and Mr. lsiarsEall ?. Wright for bets, offer ing |, let them take their choice 7 'lhe gem lemen covered his money then informed him that Hermosi- llu va their choice and he lost the two small bets that he made.
 The game of base ball which was to have been played Sunday at La Colorado between the nine of that camp and the Guaymas team, was not played because of the absence from La Colorado of two of their players. The Guaymas club went to La Colorado in a special train and as the game was called off the La Colorado players climbed aboard the special and both clubs hurried to Hermosillo to see the game here. They arrived in time to see the last half of the game
 Sunday distressing accident occurred here by which an aged woman lost her left foot. Mrs. Se- rrano was the victim. She was going over the crossing of the rail- road track near the depot and was struck by an engine pulling a freight train. She was thrown part ly from the track and her left foot cut off at the ankle. She lives with her son near the flour mill. where he is employed and was at once taken to her home, where Dr, Bim Smith attended to her inju- fies.
 Four men, instead of two, were killed in the Yaqui attack on the train of La Colorada-Cieneguita freight wagons, of which meption
 l.
The oasis., 1906-02-10

Subscribe for THE OASIS.
The oasis., 1906-02-10

Four men, instead of two, were killed in the Yaqui attack on the train of La Colorada-Cieneguita freight wagons, of which mention was made in THE OASIS last week
 A fifth man is missing and is be- lsyed to have been overtaken and
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
liaRaa 10 LIvaf NOV.

OTino Laxative Fruit Syrup .givee
permanent relief IN casea Of habltual
constipation, as Il stimulated the liver
and restores the natural action Of the
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary eatharttca. Does
not nauseAte or gFipe and l. mid and
pleasant 70 take. Remember the name
OFino and refuse substitutes. Sold BY
al dealers,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
BRYAN,S NEW SURPRISE.
In His Fight Against Alleged Beef
and Ice Trusts.

New Company ls Proposed to Manufac-
ture Ice and Contract With the City
to Sell II at From 81 to 81 Per Ton
for Thirty Years.
County Solicitor W. J Bryan says
that he proposes to file information
against the leaders Of the national meat
trust and have them all down in Jack
sOnVille next August Armour. Nelson,
Swift, CudAhy and others, he declares,
are in n combination operating In Flor
Broward's reQuisition for them will be
honored by the Governors Of those
States in which they reside.
Mr.. Bryan does not believe that the
trial of the local meat trust will come
before the present term Of court. He
says that he already has much evidence,
and will have much more when the case
comes up for trial.
THE ICE CASE.
The case against the alleged ice trust
will come up before Judge Shaylor to-
morrow, and the general opinion pre-
walls that the latest information will
stand as the county solicitor says that
he corrected all the defects As COM
planned Of by the attorneys for the de-
Ien0Antb.
II Is more than likely that the attor-
neys for the defendants will endeevor
to quAsh the new information. which
will bring on q lively discussion. While
the discussion will be spirited, II IL said
that Judge Shaylor will likely confine II
20 the forenoon session of the court.
There will be numerous witnesses exam
ined should the case come to trial to-
morrow, and this may cause the trial 70
last for several days,
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP or ICE.
The talk about the city going into the
Ice business Is still heard, and the eoun-
ell may take some sort Of action on the
matter at It's session this evening.
There are several parties who are de-
sirous Of the council postponing the sub
ject for two weeks, as q company will
probably be formed which will agree 70
make q contract 20 sell Ice &C from g
TO So per ton for term Of thirty years,
provided the city will furnish the water
and electricity at small cost.
Mr.. cAssIpEY's INTEREST.
P. d, Cassidy, clerk Of the circuit
court, was reported 20 be one Of those
l. ~ -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED.

The people, of course, are much in
terested in the contests against both
the meat men and the ice men. Mr..
Bryan claims that he has evidence that
both of these commodities are sold In
other cities for less than one-half the
price charged in Jacksonville. These
facts he proposes 90 use In the trials
against the alleged trusts.
Mr.. Bryan says he has some very inn
portant witnesses In both cases, and
some witnesses who have not yet been
summoned, and they will be called on
20 testify In behalf Of the State.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

popular one. Mr.. Cassidy said he was
interested in suitable property for an
ice plant. and had seriously considered
the matter before County Solicitor
Bryan had inaugurated his fight. He
felt confident of the success of the pro-
posed venture and the ability Of the
company TO sell ice at a remarkably low
figure.
CITY ATTORNEY BARRs' VIEWS
City Attorney Bars was asked If he
had heard Of the above proposition, and
he said he had discussed It with several
gentlemen who expressed a desire to
go into the enterprise.
THE proposition, as underestimate 4"
said Mr.. Bars, lis for the city to fur
nish very low rate for water and cleo
tricity, and this can be done, because
Jacksonville has all the water neces-
sary, and they can secure an abundance
Of electricity from IL O'Clock until
o clock every afternoon, which is dur
ing the hours when there is a small de-
mand for electricity. The proposed
company, it is said, will freeze the ice
harder and have cold storage plants,
which will make il last much longer,
and the people would, by a contract
with the city, get ice for about one
third what they have been paying for it.
The matter Of a municipal ice plant is
now before the council, and the MEM
bers must determine what they desire
in the premises Both propositions,
however, appeal to me. The main thing
Is to secure ice at a small cost for all
the people, and have conditions so that
the poorest family in the city can have
an abundance of It constantly on hand. -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
RVERsLADES DRAINAGE.


post6nt SabJset
That constitutional amendment, e. L.
A. Cribs, Of Avoea, Fla., Sees Il, and
~ be puts u IN Communication 70 the
Jasper News:
The biggest interest that has stared
az IN tbs face for many years Il that
constitutional amendment which is 70
be voted on IN next November, which IL
known az Article No. 4.
In my judgment, u would be VitalIy
against the interest OF the common peo-
pie for this amendment 20 be adopted.
II would just open. the door 20 railroad
corporations and land syndicates and
enable them 70 entail 9 burden and
curse on coming generations for hun
dred years to come.
When we think about changing our
State Constitution we should be very
careful. The law passed BY our last
mission eonhicted with the good roads
law which was created IN IeO3, which
provided that all surplus money be-
longing % the internal Improvement
Fund should be deposited IN the several
county treasures for the purpose Of
building good roads.
Not one cent Of this money has ever
been 70 deposited, but the drainage
commission has already spent nearly
eco, 900, which could have been applied
70 building good roads. II seems 70 me
that there may be corporation scheme
about this drainage business.
The land 20 be drained 10 already In
law suit, the railroad corporations claim.
Ing the land by virtue Of . contract
with the State. Now, according to this
constitutional amendment, II IL Is
adopted, the people will be taxed TO
drain the land In the Everglades, and
the very next day after It Is drained
the u. 8. court may decide that II be-
longs 20 the corporations.
II seems 10 me that there Ia q corpO-
ration wedge being driven in here
Al any rate, there IL plenty of unOc-
cupIed land In Florida yet, and there can
be no harm IN voting that amendment
down and let Il rest until the courts
shall decide who the land really belongs
TO which that amendment would tax Us
70 drain.