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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
Public Notices.

THE CITY OF XIV YORK DEPARTMENT OF
TAXES AND ASSESSMENT MAIN OFFICE.
Byk0Uoh OF GAHHATfAN. 20. go BROADWAY.
eIBWAkT BUILDING JANUARY ETH 1890
NOTICE Is EEREBF GIVEN a. Tssuir,d b, ,ss
sIestsr New Yssk Charter Ihsi thu books ca LED
Ihs AAnsAl REGARD 81 Las A ssesssd Valuation VI
Pea Hne Personal EsIste a, ths BorsurhI Of Nan
haitian. The Bronx eTspklyn Queens and nieh-
mona comprising abe City o. New YORK - Will Do
opened for eHarninRtioa correction tbs ssooad
Monday Ct January. ana Etil remain open Until the
FIRST DAY or APRIL. 1905
DurinE The Tine that tns books open 70 yvbiis
hsfeetion. application may be EEes By Az e<rspn
o. eor.oIttion elaiiaine 70 De ssgr'evsd BY .hs
ts1essed valuation q rial personal s~tste 20
have tie sane curTectse
II Tie BorSOgb Of Essnhattsn AZ tAs Main oass
is0 Broadway
IN The Borough OF IN. Bron1 at the on Q. Of ths
Department Municipal Bedding One RHHdreS and
Ia the borough OF Brosklyn at n. Gee q The
Department husieiDs Building
IN tho Borough u Owes al ,hs esnes Of the
Department.. Hsokett Esiieirg JEcksoa Avssas and
Filth Street LonE Island city
In The RsEough Of Richfaond. the ocncs Of the
pspsrtnslt Nssouie Building. stsplstsa-
Corporations in al the BoT0ught must M he sp-
plicatico only it tAs main enes IN the soroesh Of
Manhattan.
Of persosal estate must be mad. by the person
as.essee AZ the once CT the Department in tbs
Borough where such B.rsOn resides sad in the case
Of New Sork al ths 0ace q the Departures; Of tbs
S;sss.s the hOsrs Of e A y sat ir. u ssc.s,
On Saturday. when all applications nust be MADE
bstVs-s 70 A. r. and e noon.
PRANK a. oDoEsEL-
John J BRADY.
FRANK RAYMOND
JAMES FULLY
=. MULLER
cEks. PUTZEL.
sAHL 6TRAsBOURoHz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Taxes and AssessneatA
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BOND SALE.
City Of New Rochelle. n. Y.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be r.,.iv.s 49, q. -.
ssifa Giil lesday evening. March 1905 al ocioos
- e pI'oase oI an OF my OF s65, COO
20 Ai, shooi sonoe series Q: 1906 Of said City Of
-" eaa Gated March It, 1908 maturing Az. IA
6.s IN TIE lst cay Of MAY 1910 ana four "a bonds
Silt-al'g Thereafter. commencing les ! -~
interest payable semi annually Snv.
orc ~ the city Tres sure-. 'N'' al inc
10 proposai must h. accompanied by certified
creek ~ an lHsof oated hrDk COMPANY IN fbs
ftatc ~ lev york i9I 5000 payable the order Of
;Ie 'ffy IFeasuTer q The civ % ne ~ -
Bonds viii be engraved under supervision Of ena
Mortgage md Trust Company. S'0'es
40 tld q less than value bons. viii ~,
fioered Bidders must printed
furnished by the undersigned Accru-d Interest ~ S
paid 10y the purchaser ana delivery BE- meSs a,
ooe y the city Treasurer IN Kew Rochelle Or me i6rS
tsy Il March 1906. - -"'"
The right . resolved 20 reject OF an bios
DATED. sew Rochelle. y. !. February Is, 1903
CHARLES kANNERMEYER
City Clerk
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Bankers, posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC NATURALIZATION ans-Com-
mercial, 25c discount; bank 81 so premium San
Francisco-Sight, 10c; telegraph. 121ac Boston-10c
discount. Chicago-25c discount. Charleston-Buy-
ing par; selling. 1-l0c premium. Cncinnat-1Oc dis
count. Savannah-Buying SOC discount; selling. 76c
discount Minneapolis-3Oc premium. ST. Louis
lac discount bid. &c discount asked.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York-Exchanges
s50.253 OS2 balances s16.S7S3S2. Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. s34,262551 balances. A29s366. Boston-Ex-
changes. s34 1924; balances. sl.74,270 Chicago
Exchanges. s45 35 49, balances s2167172 Baltimore
Exchanges. s6359,39S: balances. $685.. $50.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, CSC; Mexican
silver dollars, 50c. Bar silver in London closed at
30ikd
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 1882; Lisbon 450
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

Ar'er iairiy strong opening. the market for 49,.
SIDE securities developed renewed vveakra. O.'
continued Incubation In some instances SUM-.
me,u aut tae general list developed extreme
cipai feature was the traction shares. wbIeh
substantial advances. broke sharply Interboron.s
Rapid Transit opened up fully points but s,,As.
auentiy lost the gain InterboroushM ,tro,o,,,ss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

A EMBELLISHMENTS AND Subscriptions for ~.
- Tribune received ct their Uptown once. No ae.
Broadway. between s5th and s7th O'Clock . m
Advertisements received TIE following branch oees at
regular Office rstes until O'Clock D m VIZ: "a sth
hvs. e cor >c-st I52 Gh-ave I2th-st; o. Ys.,
.sr-Kt.. 257 4ea-st between 5th ana Ser ave-.
70 west i2Srh-s lsss 3d-ave. between ana 77th
ts; ic-8 So-aFe. near eist-st.; TOs Ist-aye near
fS'si; 10 East i2s'h-s': s5s TTemont-sve. ESQ
ave. ns-r 4ist-st-: 80 s5-eve 30 BleecEer-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

FOREIGN MONEY MARKEr-Can money in
London. 37.G4 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills SI1-1sGs% per cent; long bills s&
per cent Berlin discount rate, Sss per cent Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 50is pfennigs Paris
discount rate. 2 s-16 per cont Paris exchange on
London Is francs 16 confines Bar gold In London
It's sssd
FOREIGN sECURITTES.-British consol, FOR
money. 20: for the account. 30 5-ls French r.nt.s
50 francs 60 centimes.
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after an advance OF over per cent fan
2: the preferred opened 10 point. bu. - 'hsa
lost 8. while the bonds sold Off per cen, saoaa1y
tonaI Mercantile Marine shares conti,,. -.a'eras.
under limited trading; the preferred lost wi Fsas
Mackay stocks were easy. Standar Oil ''l's
points. seaboard stocks were decidedly h.svu s0s'
the mining shares. United Copper. after ~ u
gain of point, broke A: the preferred -, All
over 1 per cent. Greene Copper was a. : 1ora
Mitchell Mining y. Nevada Consolid,,.s@ nd
strong and active. Copper Securities essss tas
Bonds ere dull and easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
NEW-JERSEY SECURITIES.


E'v''sd daily BY J. Thomas Reinhard'. No Is w1 lss
American Dock & Imp 90 SIS 1871 & Lila
iSeensea turnpike Co LIST 5s. 1881, a J.......ei2.
Camden 8 Trenton Ry LIST SIS. 1929 NJ 4 Nm Is
go zen ost 1881. d J......................-&
camden Suburban Ry IS, 1916. ............-.lS 4,
Seistral Electric Co OF y LIST SIS 1916. J & j.. ~
S,IsisenS Electric Co LIST IS 1915 NJ NE ,Os
SSoaSoi trac;ion co Of y j LIST IS. 1885, s. pivS
sons .laers, Lisht Fl e CO 5s 1888 J & J....lS
Sdiseo ~ IL 20 patterson list o. 1912 q J.lO
EI!s u ceS1Tsl jersey iy Is, S. 1850 D sss -
en- s1is@9 beth 4 Rarisan street Ry So 1854 rs
90 oS. 1891, NJ "a N..-......--...............1
haekensack Water Co LIST As 1852 J.....1os "a.
tnoeokea Ferry Co 1st So. l94d NJ q N..-.iosS Nv
ttloeohen lana Imp Co 6s, 1910, NJ a Mig "a
Jersey lily Electric Light 1909. Ice =
Jersey CITY Hob 6 P Ry Co As. Ie49 N & N. 70
sStseS NitS = Berg r II LIST ALAS. 194S. a J..IgS.
stIeAsh Naney Terminal IS. a & O.....-..-..l&S
,thN99s DOCK Erie r r 6s. 1885 & O........1S,. "a
slI99iesex = Somerset Traction SIS. 1880. Mn
5 so'rls y E~issS lst IS 1914 NJ q N..--...iisSs
% con IS 1918 & "a
Newark Con Gas Co con S. ie4s y 4 p..-....lie "
e1atA Sas 20 LIST os 1944. C-J..........-iG., M
.STsM~fFens l1Set Heat q Power CO ss. $780,. y
>s Ss~IJetsey : r Is. 1910 II 4 NH "a
..Ss~--Ssfsey Zine Co lst AS, 1905, 4 O....-..W
n y = q Greenwood Lake IS l945 NJ N.....ls~ ~
~ i,So21S In FERRY Go gen S. 19s6 q D. ~ ~
: 4 j Telephones Co ist IS. is2O 81 . n. .ioSH "
~ Water Co LIST os. I02c. y q A. III
~ fsuth 4 sub Gas Co con as t0ff NJ q s. t03,,
NJ, aus = Western Term IS. Is4a NJ Nh -
DO con 81 is 80 iy lss Ss 1sis J.---in 81
do ext S. 1874 N .'.-'-.-...---..-'....ios =
Nef'h Hudson L II q P Co es. isss A 3 o.. ios
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London s. Paris Exchange, Id.
BANKERS,

Are now dealing in and negotiating Amer
lean Industrial and Mining securities on
the London Stock Exchange. A special
department has been opened for introduce
ing sound and we'll supported undertak-
ings. Those DESTROYS of placing securi-
ties on The London Market should COM
municate with the Secretary, London &
Paris Exchange, Limited, Basildon House,
Moorgate Street, Bank, E. {. London,
England.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. March 3 p. m.-The market for Ameri-
lions follow:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

me iono"ing shows yesterdays closing quota
Mons Tor government bonds compared with Thurs
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PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular at the II a. m and i, "a
D. m calls yesterday compare with the final prices
OF Thursday as follows:
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STOCK MOVEMENTS LIGHTER.
PRICE IRREGULAR CLOSING WITH MORE LOSSES
GAINS.
Weeks Money Shocs Loss to the Banks of More than
misunderstanding Exchange Rates Louer.

Closing prices of stocks dealt in. with net
changes follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

MONEY MARKET-Money call opened at s
per cent; highest. per cent; lowest per cent;
last loan, AZ per cent; closed. 44s per cent ruling
rate, 5A per cent. Time money quoted at 51a
per cent for sixty and ninety days and 5hQ51s per
cent for four and six months. Commercial paper
quoted at 5Q51z per cent for sixty TO ninety
days. per cent for four TO six months.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market closed weak
Actual closing rates follow:
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BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

odd lots. tselIs cents per share.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Total sales OF bonds, 81, SIS 900.
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Closing prices OF chief active bonds dealt in.
with net changes follow:

ENLISTED tEI dividend.
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1875. 800 total sales.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20

siduOHs attack under thu pretext
IL thu sn-called social club.
We believe that the good peO-
pie IL Nulusia ar law-abiding
people and that ell action look ing
To- the suppression Of this crying
evil. will secure the support Of a
manly public sentiment in favor
IT Law and order, which is the
basis e morality and Of loyal
good citizenship.
H. further fulfillment of cur
duty, We. tile grand jury, wish %
compliment the solicitor. Mr..
John &. Jones, upon has conduct
towards 10th thu members of this
h"dy, and tn witnesses brought
l"forc 10. BY hi kindly manner
he put every une at has ease. at
the same time vas sue ,e-sful to
the fullest extent ia obtaining
y hat information q witness had.
We further hop that in the event
~ ever sit again n q grand jury,
w. NAV be- 80 fortunate a. 10 have
him with u.
We "N~,edingly regret the Ill
nrss IL his honor, Judge Minor :.
Jones. and trust that he NAV sSnn
h. fully restored e. health. We
thank him fer his courtesy and
kindly treatment Of this body.
We al-p wish Ia compliment
our sheriff, Mr.. ] X. Turner, and
hi courteous deputies. We 49,
IIrve that no county IN thu. state
can hua-t 81 m"rr efficient q
iirer..
A g. uuT clerk uf couFt. Mr..
Saml u. Jordan, the capabiliiy
81 thIs gentleman aud thu cOndi-
tIun IL has "flir,s. are t"o Eeh
ku"Vn O. need further Prais- from
this ludy.
Signed:
X. = WALrERs. Foreman.
I. T.. EoCLEs, S.~r.tAry.
Piled ia open cuurt. April Il,
1876. SAN'L ID. JOEbAN, ok.
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Railroad Commission.

know that The stat. Railr.sad C,mmi-siuu Ia %
hecn uf great value 90 the state; has saved ~ taN-
payers many thousands uf d"llars u th r,-lu-IIu'i
Of passenger far-s and fright tariff ! favor ---
islation strengthening and inrr asins The I-'u-r ~
a." commission. - that IT, oT,l"s -hail r. fully
Ohcyrd. That Mr.. ~ams y "pIss,~ o. tle laIlr'sai
Commission Wa shown los his vet. 90 tn ~-uate In
1908. when b. plaspd him~'lf rr-url ia1 ring
the Grill Bill. which privided fur taking OBJ, Florida
East Cast Railway "ui of the hand "i tI, Rail
Rad Commission and allow ug that Railway L.
charg any price u wished fur thn transportation e
freight and passengers. The Grill Ball passed the
Synate in which Il originated. hy uuc uis ."-Ity-
ii &" i5-and VAS then amended o. a. ll"u- 80 a.
tO eliminate this objectionable i'aturr. D. NY
"piniun this bill presented direct thrust a
the Railruad Commission. and va lut 10. Hr,i 0f .
lot 1T similar legislation Nhch v"Uld ha,. utterly
destroyed the usefulness ut tie Ia irad ''mmIs-
sion u u had lsc,'n.e laN o leased iy Mr..
Sans vote. how hong would q have i-.r t-i.r. IT,
other railroads would have demanded aua r,-rsI, ed
the same trpa,ments M,uld they ut have T., a
entitled {" thu sam. train ut " hat. then. Auud
have bcrunlr of YOUR RaIIr,ad C"mmissH,n-
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Criminal COurt

! believe that the b'--t Int.r,-,ts II Nnlu~ia
county re,luirr the al-,lishm-nt Of thu Criminal
Court Of Record, which ha- hsi I-.iti~al -'rr un
the county sinre first established. W man = ...
good and true o. D. worthy g. l." cl.thed With
thu power given the solicitor "t tins COURT
p0Wer Z" prosecute. or not Ia pru.'-uic. nan, ~
men. fur crime. NJ man .h"ud - indicted f.r
crime until the ra-e ~ investigate, iy . grand oar,
composed Of eighteen 81 hI> pr. aud b. III .u..i
then d. tried hy tWelvc of his Is-r-. The franz. =
Of the constitution "f Florida never intended that
one man should have such lz,N"r tin arti"E co.
court. aud human bring ,h''uld haN" -t.ri.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20

has considerable claim &" th'. "ir-. II any man
can D. said truthfully to have any claim ." az
office within the gift 70 thu pe"I,l-; by q Shp
holds the the Jsplitrs "f N"dsia county in the h-
low IL his hand; 10y a man Nh" ! personally "n
close terms with large numh-T Il thu people Il th.
county. who j. GENEROUS IA muney MATTERS, Who ha-
helped many, and who i certain a. Is,i a cunsId"r
able number uf votes matter what god reaS'us
NAV H. shown for a change 80 this uiiirr. Ia cpu-
Quoting INV campaign shall deal entirely ia mat
taFs of public polcy, and .nd.ay"r Ia show thu Is
pie that tn b-St Interests of the Stat and couuty
require 4 change aud in doing Nl define NV
position the iulON ing questions &c graf ImIs'r
tance which arr sur &" come l-fur' tn. Senat
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20
CardsG Thanks.

We Uish O. rXPre-- cur heartfelt
thanks % th- boying neighbor- and
frienls for Their sind care and dcyo-
ti0a 70 our loved one just departed,
an take hi. opportunity tn do 80.
Also that car -Inscrc th1aks be eX-
TENDED 90 h,r attending physician,
DT. Evert Kcn.iig, fOT hi uutiring de-
sOtioa ana gentle kindnr-s, Which
helped 20 bgi-btrn and -often her last
day. On Carth-
Very sincerely,
J. q. IsirHAEr> and family,
Mrs. ". ". NEWTON,
Mrs. ~ \. WHITAKER,
RAM TUBHs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20
conn JUDGEMENT

- the s-~-rutial rhara lierisiic 81 men
and uuusn- Invaluable 90 goal
basins~s men aud n.,y-s~ary 10 h"u~e
wives. A Wuguau ~li.sW~ ssssl juslE
meat Whsu Siir huys Nhiir's cream
VeFmffusr for hrr lsal'y. The list
VEIN msslisii.s ever snrrri g. m"ih.
-. Many igisl.-y-l are the Sensihie
msthers. Whs Urite sXIsres~inE their
gratitude for the Es-s,i hralih 70 ths'ir
chIlAren. Whk-h thy sWe TO the H.
u Whats Cram NeTmifuge. SID by
al &rugEisis.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20
Everglade Drainage.

am most heartily in favor Il ,i"v"rn"r Br,.S
ards plan Z" hover the water IN lake pk''ch"i-7.
whereby IL l. ,Nlst.d o. reclaim thr-. millI"u-
II acres of oy"ri"Nsyl lands. Whirh land. Wh'.u
drain.s ran H. aid at an imnrI,.s- profit to The
State, AMI thousands "f Iepllc hated th"r,-'u
adding Ia the r.~.,urT.-- and taXa h property e o.,
State b.iieye that eco, erti"r BrrWari J. atri.'-
a man If lofty rhara~tcr and high d.a.. aud. 90 ]
am sent to thu Senat. to represent yea. shall sup
pprt and help him in all hi Undertakings When ]
believe him tO H. IA the right
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20
AN OPEN LETTER.
mo. -
=. n. P.svI. e yslu.ia Csuu,,:
mo. -
DEI.ASD, Fla, April -, 1895.


70 the People e VSlusia COuHty:
Prof. q. 7. Carson, whose name Nas mentioned
last week as possible candidate for the STAT" sen
ate has definitely declined t. enter tn. contest.
1 regret this very much. ~ Mr. Carson would surely
have heen elected, and would have performed the
duties Of the office in a manner that would have
reflected great credit upon himself aud uIS'n the
people whO honored themselves la IGNORING him.
For several weeks many IL my friends have
urged me To become n candidate for the State sen
ate. While their was any chance Of DIR. Dubois.
Mr.. r. W. Bond or Professor Carson becOming
candidate. | refused Ia cons der the matter. and
have done all could a. induce one of these gentle
men tO allow his name To- lie used. They have all
declined, aud I nov make this the formal an
nOuneement Of my candidacy, and ask your sup
port i'm the coming primary.
! should have preferred b. have remained
private in this contest and tO have given nv m'St
hearty support to any fair, conservative, indie
pendent citizen who offered.
do not enter this contest with the idea at I'M
iuring any man. | recognize the right 1T all men
O. aspire to any "licr under Democratic form
Of government. and | ash the support of all fair,
honest men in NOlusa county.
Ia asking your support ! shall define my p'-
sition the several important questions now b.-
fore the peOple. that YOU may know what you y"te
for when YOU 90 b. the polls.
shall MT engage in any unsaemly scramble
for the Office nor be the first o. bring T. rsnal mat
tiers into the campaign but ] shall try to show.
by the public, official arts Of the present. SENATOR.
that chang should he made ia this office.
Respectfully,
CHRIs. %. CoBEISGToN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20

LAX. Helen. April lS.-SchOol
cl"s'-- Friday; lie cram and lit
-rary exercises mark the event.
Nis- Chisholm gues to Tampa
saturday 1" take the place Il one
ui The principals of n school there
'"r i've ueeks, while the gentle
mau takes n trip {" Cuba.
Mr.. Braz' Az and family started
f'r the North "Wednesday. 4 party
their friends had a picnic din
urT With them at Bercsf"rd land
In- n..i"re they embarked.
VI Wolfe decided not 10 rent
t. Wright huuS., bat gus into
tIr. B'ni Company boarding
u.'u-- Mr.. Limbaugh, who has
nad charge Of il the past year,
sue- o. bland.
Th- Webster Hotel, or Pine
Ire Inn a. IL has been known
.r-cntly, Nill not b. opened again
a. a hutel. but will he devoted e.
The puu0-e designed for IL when
built Eill b. known hereafter
- th' Helpful Rest Sanitarium.
AMI during the summer will he
ntted uIth mosieTn appliances for
tr"atIu. diseases, and gOud med
-rai assistants, nurses. -tc.. will
is. securi. IL b. wholesome
.s-afI"n. a lin" ueN building. and
th.rr J. q demand IN this IOcality
Ter an institution where Invalids
wH" ssh q" sap" the fruzen
winter may tud q refuge With
sd are and physicians at hand
plr,, Apr. Il. at her home Ia
Lake Helen. Car,lin. Curusiia
Tuhh,. uIfe 81 ]. I'latt Richards,
300 d.. lifty---~"ui year # h-r life.
alter a brave. patient struggle of
tau yeaTs With disease. She vas
h0rn Nuv :. iu O-wego. y. Y;
married ia 49,. and ia lSS3 they
ran~ G" LAX Helen. Wherr they
hay" r"utIuu"usly resided. She
visited her girihu.-l home one. in
tn m-autImo. III" loved the
Land 4 FloWers and always had
pleasant words Ter rs I..tulant a.
Wrli a. Us pleasant muosls. Hers
Wa a -cr-u- domestic natur,.,
81. "ih.us th. rugged way for all
aiuEt h.r 600 an uuu-tentatiuu-
manner, 81 king uo praise. vet
pleased nth quiet expression Il
> appreciation at her unwearying
~ilurt-. gifted wIth a tender,
L-aiing touch she Was IA demand
am"n- thu afflicted who needed
-kil.iul uur-Iug and treatment.
She va a u-.ful member In the
woman ot many
PARTIAL, helpful rr>Ource-. She
a ~ - mIssd. Her last days
w-re clIecEed by the presence Of
br'thrr whom sh- had not seen
f"r tv"nty sIN y-aTs. and 10y a SIS
Ter Uhu ram. irum Colorado o.
rar- fur her. -. leaves husband.
thru daughters, four brothers
and three sisteFs. Beautiful flow
~. and 4 larg. attendance at the
last rite. conducted by h"rpa-tor.
Rev. Wells. az th. home. attest
Ih- kiIId fyyling which she had III
sPired.
Card e Thanks.
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GENERAL PREsENTNENT.
GTaRd Jury Was treaty Pleased al
Everything.

10 o.. nonorsl,i, Ninor J"pe. Judge %
o. 'rrgi' Court 20 and t"F N"iusia
t"uuiy forta-
W. the Grand Jury. at the
Sprlh. Term uf our Circuit 4 ourt.
b. lave {" make thu full"Wing
Gucral Presentment
Committee On Iail-RrpOTt jail
in g,rud sanitary condition. Tut
recommend the building Il n let
ter harn for a. COMMUNICATION of
stock, tnols. .tr.
Report Of Commute" Ou Court
Huu>.-Fuund wall, "f building
GA outside ia lad condition. aud
recommend thu PROPOSED remcni-
ing # same and urg' that sam.
be done n early a. Iz,--ihle. They
compliment thu well-k"pt condi-
tion IL the interior 81 the build
ing.
Committ,c "u Condition Of
Ollicers-Repurt offices ia go'd
condition. we'll kept, etc. Rrrum-
mend that tWu Windows. prop
rrly barred, h put IA vault 81
County Judges uiice for proper
ventilation aud light.
school Buildiug-Fuund white
sch""l building IA g'-'d repair aud
gO'd condition. both inside aud
uut.
The culurcd school huildiu. IA.
lucke,i. but building Appeared u
guDd condition. L,ukIng through
v luduW- Observed that the h,-,r-
we're not clean and that de-k,
we're Scratched up SONY.
Poor House COMMUNICATIONS
vacant, several dear open, rVI-.
d,uc, that building J. Icing fire.
quented 10y gamblers, a. I"k-r
chips anal other sign were yI-.-
hlr. Ale" found that premise
have MT been protected against
tire. a. lire had swept over prem
ises, and -ill- had i--eu -curched.
Recommend that iire path to-
ploWed around place Al-u rrc"m-
mend the sitting cut 81 shade
trees their; aud that necessary
repairs h. made g. Uut-huu-es.
Your grand jury, in addition To-
their special findings in regard o.
the violations 81 thu liquor laws
al the ~. Regis Club 1T Daytuna.
beg leave to further report n a
part II our general pres"utment.
That during cur Investigations,
W. have herumr satisfied that
there are nov many NOR offend
ers against the liquor laws IN No-
lusia. sume II whom are running
regular blind tigers, while others.
perhaps = dozen or muT,'. are con
Quoting q systematic liquor husi-
ness under the gus and pretext
of maintaining a -,'-''all-d s,r-Ial
club.
These illegal liquor -cllers ar
bath whit and ,nl"Iel.
The grand jury RESPECTFULLY
hereby nutIli"s and urg.s ih"
present prosecuting attorney e
TIN Criminal Court uf Record. to
at "nce institute strict pT,Te'd-
Ing and take all neces-aTv step
g. ferret out and bring g. justice
all guilty persons, irrespective II
their color and station ln life.
The citizens Of cur county have
DECLARED by the highest expression
of the Law. toWit: BY the will II
the people expressed Nv ballot,
that no int"Xicant shall b. sid
SIthin Oh" confines of Nolusia
county, and ~ "arn, tly uTE" our
officials and thu citizenship AZ
large o. unite in upholding the
laW. ana IA Exposing and upr"ot-
Ing all violai i0ns thereof, whether
by the open dive and blind tiger
OF by the more dangerous and IN
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-20
Forest Preservation.

am in favor &c ia. state L"ld.u- al unim-
proved land which y nJW, "r may her alter. com
into it, possession fer thu nu-Iaymeut sc taxes.
f"r the purp''-e IL Pr~erving ID. timisr tner-'n
for future generations. This qu,~,iuu 81 t"r,st
preservation j.. perhaps, lis- ImI-riai; aO&
b.fur,. tn pOple &c the STATE As result 81 the
ruth de-trur ion II our forests, our lakes are
Continued en- tenth pase.l