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Marriage Licenses.

Luigi Tiona and Maria Teresa Lori9.
B. F. Cartright and Bessie Cart
right
Harry e. Engle and olive Menear.
Robert Hunter and Loura A. VIII
son.
H. T. Floyd and Dora Batson;
Clarence P. Shirley and Stella Ed
wards.
mers.
Thomas A. Albright and Fannie j.
Chfdester.
James Meserve and Dora Mccloy.
Marseen Davis and Villa Eyerson.
Deeds Recorded.
Deed dated May %, 1906; G, i. Hol-
land ct ux. to E. Ira Meats. lot in Fifth
ward; consideration, $500.
Deed dated June 90, 1906; Ulysses
S. Fleming, surviving executor OF the
will of Matthew l.. Fleming, to South
Side Land Company, 8.85 acres Of land
on the south side of the Fairmont and
Beverly turnpike. near Fairmont;
consideration, $4,000.
Deed dated June %, 1906; Fair
mont Development Company to South
side Land Company, rights OF way
for streets and alleys between 18th and
18th streets; consideration, one dollar
and other considerations.
Deed dated June 6, 1906; Mamie 1.
Hess and husband to Anna H. Ely,
Pittsburg coal with mining privileges
under 22.25 acres of land on the wa
tiers of Little Bingamon creek, Lincoln
district; consideration, $37O.S4.
Deed dated June 80, 1906; Title
Moore and husband ct al. to j. Claude
Davis, lot No. 5 OF the partition of the
farm of Henry T. f. Davis, deceased;
consideration, other real estate.
Deed dated June 2S, 1906 Tillie
Moore and husband to A. Maud Paine,
lot No. / OF the Henry T. F. Dayia
farm on the waters Of Little Bingamon
creek; consideration, other real es
tate.
Deed dated June 20, 1906; Title
Moore ct al. to okey R. Davis lot No
3 OF the Henry T. IF. Davis farm on
Little Bingamon creek, Warrington
district; consideration, other real es.
tate
Deed dated June 20. 1906; Title
Moore ct al. TO Mamie L. Hess, lot
No. A OF the Henry T. F. Davis farm,
in Warrington district; consideration
other real estate.
Deed dated June %. 1906; Mamie
i. Hess ct al. to Tillie Moore, lot No
2 OF the Henry T. F. Davis farm, on
The waters Of Little Bingamon creek;
Warrington district; consideration
other real estate.
Deed dated June 10. 1903: s. q.
Philip, w. H. Furbee to G.. w. Fur
bee, lot in the George L. Furbee ad.
dltion, Warrington; consideration,
$3.50.
Deed dated April %. 1906; g. w.
Furbee ct ux. to May p. Ashby, lot
IN George. u. Furbee addition, Man
nington; conside Iteration, $3.50: &
Deed dated February 8, 9o3s; .. 8,
Aiatheny ct ux. to the sBuclS harmon
North tailroad Company 2.2d
acre o. land conside alton 19s!
peed dated Jun o, 1e0e; Naney A
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$500. Il II
lLInF Jtfiys The sick Of this
are an improving.
flelia Bofce of Little Falls,
Frank Barnes.
antbe d, ho1nas. Of ,F'airmont.
m y1t3slt vVolford sun.
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81 IL, !, !, e,o,.+ 11r,f.
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9. 9.;i !,
sota gseAy Atitsu ~.
seslat WIZ w sas sess1n sloFet
sasss3s3sy.I ttls' FlseF snauas e,,
ssu ssEl tl1S moEF
s'Es 80 snoYel was neeusu
~ hetye - = eSS : otN'
soEics 5ltis nov about narrowed
I'm der tttiff1ing Of the two mid
me work is held back
silas ~ ge 9 water;ttght cotler
4tipga tan1 OF the lock. An
mort was made last week to
hundreds Of dollars
lteasiR hundreds II dollars
spentls on that one Golfer
spltltfon OF the problem
OF as ever Many per-
cg and bad man.
Not being an experienced
sist viii not offer an opinE
we're many persons how
ieted failure as soon as
tne methods employed in
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MAY BE INSANE.
Young Man Placed In Jail to Await
Developments.

william Hessley was placed in Jail
today charged with insanity. Hess,
ley. win be kept in jail several days to
await developments. The young mans
home IS at Hutton Maryland HIS
people live at shetaela: PennsyIy ania.
Sheriff Furbee ana 5sDg. q. %. Henry
brought Heasley 10 town. They eot
him at the Bufftslip tole near ths round
laQtiAe.
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F. eariIisne' 10 acres % .anA On
Long Drain h'n' olancn pr sl.1..9
ereeh Alssnnsnslon elsstls., 80
sEtlpn sasgs saa osl1er ~
eu as.tsa 81 ~ ~ 49, 8. 49,;
iassF1E allsl 8. #, lE''t &:
Sc ss.lse 81 5sns Y
yves 81 SEQ
t9a consiae E aElset
eeE essss,l Y t1te
lemln t1aa ttla VI Fl z ~
t1er, petFe 81 ! lana Y 81
conhlae 81 tle'tl' s'9;5
Deed aatee E'e2Etltlly e -
1iton lr'FIn company so tne ~
nannon s Esor9ts'rI itA.4F ''..z
panyt 4;g5 acres OF ana eonstISltA
stlo On SzV2.eV ~. y,
Deed zdated MAY 20 5 7Is,,i -
freeland % s selt Fenn oll Solh7
pany,. rlg ga OF .5Waysto remove pspA'
eonsideFatlon. shz,9V- ,ooe
DEED datea nay - 5 igVS o. na5gl
t,uFpee 5te 7optn Fenn- VI CON n pany'i
f1gnt ofs.Wagi conslqef&llton, +oigS-
Peea aaLeo Nay ~ !sgo, 8, T.
l1lops 20 SCUM Fenn ~ C ssnI ~
right q way; conslderatlon' $ ....,,.
7 Deed dateo June -, lsoe. MiA .e4I
sandy ct ux % John Y N.hel' - 80.
acres OF tana on Goa! run plalteH ~ =
Blng canon cEeeh' aannlnst0H
itrict; consideration $215.
T. Deed dated July IL, 4Su1Sf Js II.
Tetr1ck ct a. 70 william sanqy, 47s
acres OF lana On Goa run p 'Es.ls, =
BingamoFn creek. Ma ann u'sefice'
consideration, 59V'
Deea }aatea sune = ~, asoV, = en-,
beth A. summers 70 Br4ee "a =, sun ..a
mers, tract OF iand IN. IN Whnelu us
trict; eonslae[atlon, SlVo. ,ooc
Deed datep June %, lsVo, -.
Claude Davis 70 ! me MOI '9!, n 9aas
OF land on the WeteFs q l4leele n l,
anon creek near st Eall , a,s9
70 the coal unaer $50 acres = l lalu'
with mining rights' c0hsipetatton'
$22O. ,oo.
Deed dated June -. lyGo, Noryal
z. Haun ct Tx: 10 A4c'nda t1aln, tnies
acres 14o rods OF land IN winhela
district; consiqelation' i $IS. ~,
Deed dated June !, 1906 Lew =, 3.
Harr ct ux. TO Pfisclila onllp ..a, ~
NO, J. piock To- lot no. q, p ,' Z
lot no; y olo sao ~ t1ast am SoD
stderation, $4,000. ,ooe. - -
Deed dated July =, l9vo, W -
Gould to Wllllam "a. HlIe' !. to eo - S9es
ond ware consluet at W , 80. w.,
lawn Cemetery company 70 = =. AZ
nett n,.e lie eas szF nan . 10y ~
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suits Instituted.

1
Thomas w. Mason VS.. Lou e.
Barnes ct al, intermediate Court. in
chancery; July rules. ". S. Hay
mond counsel for plaintiff.
zachariah w. Wyatt VS.. Eleanor J.
Monroe ct al, Intermediate Court;
in chancery;; July rules. Hugh Mar
tin, attorney for plaintiff.
In the case of the Bank Of Man;
nington VS.. the Warrington Glass
Works Company, demurrer oyerruled
and issue Joined.
In the case OF Edward Abbott Beard
VS.. Fairmont & Clarksburg Traction
Company, security for costs required
because of the plaintiffs not being a
resident Of the State.
In the condemnation proceedings
Of the Board of Education of Grant
district VS.. w. ]. Bryan ct al, report
OF commissioners filed. The commits
sioners allowed the defendants 500
for the property. The report is sign
ed by w. H. Watson, B. F. Mundell,
8. l.. Shaver and Festus Downs.
Curtis T. Arnett, administrator, vs..
Hannah Arnett ct al. Circuit Court,
in chancery; August rules. 3. F. Nor
gan counsel for plaintiff.
A. i. Henner appointed adminfstra-
tor de bonis non of the estates Of
John T. Prickett, David Barnes and
Ephraim Hall. deceased. Bond given
in sum of $500 with H. L. Nichols as
surety.
Marriage Licenses.
Jesse Dent and Ruth Summers.
Joshua B. Robinson and Bessie Ste
phens.
Daniel D. coennen and Mollle M.
Denmson.
Wy.
william F. Wolfe and Margaret 9.
shrue.
coleman shuman and Martha =,
Robinson. sg
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Lawrence S. Sehwenck rs. Clara
q. st11rn ct al Circuit Court n
mig flles 1tcfer q
counsel Tor plainti
water Johns Vim Rss
sDfckeFson; Circuit Court wit
~ habea corpus. B. s.. Butcher couns
ser for plaintitt NJ. h e BIZ 4
THE Farmers and Merc1lants' Bank
OF Amos Va: q. III. Martin ct al. IN
'termediate Court debt; July rules:
". s.. Raymond attorney for plain
tin Damages 500; debt $500.
Henry s. Lively. administrator vs.:
Caroline Jones ct al, intermediate
Court in chancery; July rules. ~.
NJ. Nelly and H. s. Lively attorneys
for plaintiff.
Lou g. Barnes. administrator, VS..
Bessie Pool ct all intermediate
Court. in chancery: July rules. w.
s. Raymond counsel for plaintiff
George w. sturm ct al. VS.. Frank
lin Sturm ct al, intermediate Court,
in chancery; July rules. 3: f. Nor
gan counsel for platntitf.
John Wtlfong VS.. Lou 3. Barnes ct
al intermediate Court, in chancery,
w. s. Raymond counsel for plaintiff.
Bonds Given.
Henry 8. Lively appointed admins.
traitor of the estate of Winfield Scott
Jones. deceased. Bond given in the
sum OF 500 with NJ. NJ. Nicely as sure;
ty.
Emma NJ. Burch1na appointed guar
dian Of Nellie G. Burchtnal infant heir
of A. b. Burchinal, deceased. Bond
given in the sum of $1,000 with RI.
Cunningham and T. L. Burchinal MS
sureties.
Z. Oryal Murray appointed admins
traitor of the personal estate of jacob
Il. Murray, deceased Bond given in
the sum Of $4,000 with The United
states Fidelity and Guaranty Company
as surety.
j. B. Conway appointed admins
traitor of the personal estate of Eliza.
beth Conway, deceased. Bond given
in the sum of 500 with T. J. Cons
way as surety.
The will OF Winfield Scott Jones, de-
ceased, probated and admitted to rec
ord
j. B. Carpenter qualified as oVerseer
OF the poor of Winfield district on
Saturday to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Thomas L. Berry
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es36es III an. $50 SOC 52 &C
valuations which win
Of something $4ooooooo which
various leytes.
license col
% nee January which
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-13
ST. ANDREWS
Special to The journal.

st. Andrews, Jan. 11.-School open
&c on Monday with a full attendance
as usual and we bespeak much sue
CESS among the pupils under the eff
cient teachers in charge.
A quiet home wedding was that OF
Miss Susie Baker of this place and
Nj. Ed. Tvey, of Colorado Springs.
Col, during the pass week. Miss
Susie is one of ST.. Andrews truest
types of fine young womanhood and
numbers her friends among all ages
Mr. Ivey is young man of sterling
worth ana has many friends here and
elsewhere who will heartily congratu-
late him on mis- good fortune.
Rev Mr.. Johnson Of the Admission,
Ala. district began series of meet
ings in the NJ E. church on Jan 5
which are to continue through two
weeks.
Miss Dufin of, Birmingham Ala. is
visiting Mrs. F. A. whitehall at The
Palms"
Mr.. Alexander Register, of Bear.
head recently moved here and has
gone into partnership with Mr. j. r.
Thompson one of our best merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey were outgoing
passengers on Friday for their new
home in Colorado Springs, Col They
left among chaos of rice, worn
shoes and the best wishes of the host
of friends left behind.
Mr. j. H. Drummond was an outgo.
ing passengers on Fridays trip of the
Tarpon.
Mr.. James Baker of Tallahassee
was in town a few days last week
coming in to the Ivey-Baker wedding
Mr. Raymond Sheppard is clerking
this week in the Ware Msrchantile
Co., store in the absence of Mr.
Charles Porter who is taking a vaca-
ton on Ec0nflna.
Mr. G. H. Casey and H. W. Gwalt-
ney are building a beautiful new
launch for Mr.. L. NJ. Ware.
Mr., Mckinney has moved from the
Ware cottage to the Gwaltney cottage
recently occupied by Mr.. J. NJ. Con.
way.
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TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE

l will sell at public sale on Tines.
day, January %. 1906. at NcD9g.,
Fla, the following described lands "a,
wit: The lots number thr-e tsi. s7~-
t4. five (5), and six (6) tor the north.
west quarter of section sixteen rg
Township four (4) nor,h. Range -.f-,
ty-two (30) west: the north rarf NJ
Lot one 10, except thirteen 13I acres
Of Section Ten 10), Township io7-
t4) north, Range Ihirty-One t2fI vs,.
containing twenty-seven -t21 acres,
and known IS Billie Williams pIac,
one CD mile above McDavid. Good
res.d snce on this place; eight Isl 1-
ten (10) acres under fence. bal41e,
timber. Also the southeast uuars-
of the southeast quarter ard southe7t
quarter Of southwest quarter. Secr-.7
ten (10), Township four 4l r1r.5
Range thirty-three (33D west a-i
sOuthw ST quarter Of southeast omar
ter section fourteen GH. Townsl,7
four CAD north. Range thirty-thrce .s3
west, containing in all three hundred
and seven (300 acres, more Or Iagy
| will sell the above described -sr-y
for the purpose Of paying some n.
debtedness and making a Distributes
with the heirs of the estate of W L
Williams, deceased. w. J. Williams
Milton, Fla. 23deCoawiE
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Sec. 8. The height and thickness
Of walls and buildings of steel con-
struction, or o. more than eight stories
in Insight, shall be subject to the spe-
cial approval Of the City Engineer and
Board Of Public Works: or if there be
no City Engineer, to the approval oil
the Board of Public Works;
Sec. 4. The requirements of the or
dinances Of the City requiring metal
covered shutters to windows. shall not
apply TO buildings of fire-prOof con
strUctiOn.
Sec. ). That ali ordinances and
parts of ordinances in conflict here
with be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. g. That this ordinance shall
take effect Immediately after its pas
sage and approval $685.
Passed JANUARY 9Th. 1906.
Approved January 5th. 1905.
CHAS. H. BLISS,
Attest: Mayor of Pensacola.
C.E. MERRITT. Clerk
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000) Of bonds.
That before said bonds are so-5.
said Trustees they shall MAKE - "
to the City Council Of their a Ira asy01
ment of the sale Of The bonds an ,,s''s /.
the bids received by them and No no '- u
of the said bonds. by the Bos-5 sds
Bond Trustees shall be valid or ~ "a
ing until The. same is confirmed br , --'
olutiCn or ordinance Of this corrss ~
The moneys arising from the s,- -.'. Z.
said bonds shall be received Inv ~.
said Board Of Bond Trustees 10 he ,.-.
for the several purposes above ~
toned and applied only to such hi.
poses. PUP
Sec. 4. That the matter Of fs,ri--
the remainder Of the said Seven ~
dred AMI Fifty Thousand DoT.-,
(S750,O00) of bonds voted by the s1.3
CITY Angus; p. 1905. be and tho s,r an,
hereby is reserved for further a.
on the part Of the City Council
Sec. 5. This ordinance shall .,..
effect Immediately upon It's pssss9
and approval.
Passed January 4th, 1906.
Approved January 5th. 1906
CHAS. H BLISS
Attest Mayor of Pensaror,
c. E. MERRITT. Clerk.
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non bonds of the City of Pensacola,
to no known as improvement Bonds
If the CITY Of Pensacola, Florida" to
III, amount OF Three Hundred Thou
sand Dollars $500. O00.), each of said
bonds 10 be OF the denomination Of
One Thousand Dollars 81 ,000); to
he numbered from to 800 both in
c;usiye: to bear interest at the rate
Of four and one-half per centum per
annum (4l3),. payable semi-annually
January 1. and July l; to bear date
January l. 1906; to be payable thirty
lsO) wears after said date. with the
oution on the part of the City
10 redeem any or all of said
bonds. numbered from 1 to 300 as
aforesaid. at any time after twenty
Iz0l wears from the date thereof at
mar and accrued interest. The princi-
nal an ! in .erest Of said bonds shall be
made payable at the office of The
limited states Mortgage & Trust
Company. in the City and State Of
New York.
section ?. That, in accordance
with said recomm endation of the
Board of Bond Trustees the form OF
said bonas and coupons shall be sub
gtantia,ly as follows. TO wit:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
Estate Coat of Arms
A,,,r,ber - Number
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MUCH INTEREST in. GADsoEN
CHURCH REVIVAL MEETINGS

Much good is being accomplish
ed and great interest shown in the re-
vival meetings whicl are now being
conducted at the Gadsden Methodist
church by Rev l.. c. Bransc comb. He
is an earnest and up-to-dat2 minister,
and his sermons with frequent bsaut!-
full illustrations, are scul-stirring. The
service is opened with singing in
which every one joins and the music
is exceptionally good. Every ons is
earnestly requested to come to the
meetings al 10 a. m. and 1880 p. m
Members will meet and give all a
hearty welcome. Saturday will be
childrens DAY, the services being at 10
a m.
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rnre If mr. the dust again.

} rore il mt the dust again,
oh" gasped Phyllis again, "do be
careful Jack. or we'n be killedr'
The machine was already going its
limit or l would have opened it some
more. made the pretense of putting
Oh more speed. was having my re-
venge.
I'm being careful, said as we'll
as could for the wind. but I've sim
ply got to make it. Do you see Joe be
hind u.s.
Phyllis could not see him.
There are no auto tracks ahead" I
observed. If he's anywhere he must
be back Of us,
l sized up the track ahead and turn
ed to look back. There was an auto
behind us.
Phyllis" l murmured reprOachfully.
you said you couldn't see any one"
That's not joe" said Phyllis, with
conviction.
How do you know l asked. ITS
a yellow car. and his is the only yellow
touring car around here
Il don't care persisted Phyllis; Its
not Joe Haddon. So there
Wen take no chances / said mali
ciOusly. 1t may be. You weren't even
able to see an auto when YOU looked
the first time"
DO you think I'm deliberately lying
to help Joe?" asked Phyllis Jelly.
NO 1 answered. but the issue is
too important to trust to such poor eye
sight"
You goose?' said Phyllis irreverent-
".
The puff puff of the big machine was
close behind US now, and I would have
given worlds to have looked around
and to see who was in it, but the risk
was too great. Another mile and we
would be at the Hall. So long as 1 kept
the middle of the path the big car
could not pass US. determined to
keep it.
Get over" shouted a hoarse voice
behind us. That's not fair play
"All's fair in war and said it low
and left the sentence unfinished. Phyl-
llS uChIu IL ullu i lGtl uSI sudil kiONou
hand rest ever so lightly on my arm.
GO it." she urged.
As we swung through the Hall gates
and ran up the broad avenue the tour
ing car passed US. 1t contained only
Dawcy Graham.
r slowed down.
Phyllis I said, ibid you know all
the time that that was Dawcy?"
Phyllis nodded
And where's JoeT' I demanded.
4 don't know" replied Phyllis. 81
told him No last night"
"And what made Dawcy follow us?"
/ persisted. still unsatisfed.
Il thought it would add a little to the
excitement Of the chase" said Phyllis.
nesting into the hollow of my arm. Ii
he were 10 borrow the machine and
come too. Don't you think it did,"
But it didn't matter what thought.
IF you hadn't been perfectly blind
you'd have guessed it last night said
She
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AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE to be entitled An
Ordinance Relating TO the Engraving,
Issuance and Sale of Improvement
Bonds of the City of Pensacola,
Florida.
WHEREAS, under ana pursuant to
the provisions of an Act of the Legs
lature of the State of Florida, ap-
proved May u, 1905 entitled. IAN Act
to Authorize the City of Pensacola
Ia issue negotiable bonds for munich
pal purposes and provide for the pay.
ment thereof" and under and pursu-
ant to the provisions of an ordinance
adopted by the Mayor and Council of
the City Of Pensacola on july 49, 1905.
entitled AN Ordinance to provide for
the issuance of Bonds OF the City of
Pensacola, Floriaa, under and by vir-
tue of an Act of the Legislature OF
the State of Florida, entitled An Act
to Authorize the City of Pensacola to
Issue Negotiable Bonds for Municipal
Purposes and provide for the pay
ment thereof approved May -.
1905 an election was duly called and
held in the several election precincts
OF the City of Pensacola on August
%, 1905, at which election said or
dinauce and the issuance Of improve
ment bonds of the City of Pensacola
as provided in said ordinance and in
said act OF the Legislature were duly
approved by the majority of the votes
cast by the qualined voters of said
City then residing in said City. ana
who had paid taxes on real estate OF
personal property to said City for the
for WI oh
such vote being in favor of the issu-
ance of said improvement bonds for
each and all of the purposes and
amounts specified in AMI proposed by
said ordinance of July 10. 1905; and
WHEREAS, said Act of the Legisla.
ture of May IL, 1905. provides among
other things that the Bond TRUSTEES
shall recommend to the Council the
form Of bonds to be issued and shall
attend to the engraving Of said bend
as may be provided by ordinance of
the City and shall receive said bonds
as soon as the same are prepared ana
executed, and shall thereafter have
the care an2' custody thereof until the
the same are sold. and shall receive
and control ell moneys arising from
the sale Of said bonds and faithfully
apply the sama as may be directed by
resolution or ordinance of the Coun-
ell, solely for the purpose for which
said bonds were authorized: and.
WHEREAS, the City Council. as
provided in said Act of May II, 1905
has duly elected as Board of Bond
Trustees three t3 duly qualified
voters Of the City. who own real es-
tate therein. such Board of Bond
Trustees being composed of the fol-
lowing men. 10 wit: L. Hilton Green.
J. NJ. Pfeiffer and W. X. Hyer. Jr.,
which said Trustees have duly quail
fed by giving bonds and taking oaths
of ONCE and otherwise as prescribed
b. said ordinance of July 19, 1905.
and the other ordinances Of this City
and the laws of this State. and said
Board Of Bond Trustees has recon-
mended to this Council that the form
of said bonds shall be such as is here
matter provided in Section hereof.
NOW. THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Council of the City of Pensacola:
Section 1. That the Board of
Bond Trustees of the City OF Pensa-
cola be and it is hereby authorized
and directed 70 have engraved cou-