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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
SOCIAL LIFE I'M THE OLD DOMINION
Srnithfield Social.
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non and iiarynv I3asset: reeitntion.
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Niles Stn;,n,,s.' rnaui,,t. IN Z ;t,.n 80,
w. s,a, u,'s to,.,.s,.ii t's
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. u!'tl lc' II oL MY Iiis IourL iust
week week, M ,,a 1natters Ware dlsposes o.,
~, nv ~, p.,iE ,st i iouna
~ Wy EIu,u july w ~ Joy SESSIONS
IN. ssh agalnst M
Ti he Yen eachers y'eH ssociaton met te 81 is,e
18th a,,a ma - ntp,n',, @ ,,a,,..i
w ME- WuS as ~,
IN J" =,
49,. " I'M " t,' ~, ~ .hGn Xllss
3i i'l ilauEHtrcy ana MISS Lillian o or
+ u O.. composition, MISS SADIE ShndrldEe;,
iow TO reach, READING, Miss Mar
gerry Atkinson; How to Teach Arith-
t E,t. Gavin RaWis; luncheon; "Practical
uBSesIlons Tor Improving schools"
{. N. Farmer, Miss 9. E Iley, Miss
1,.i,.I asc unu WI. LeoEsc Cruinpler;
r mure = . Wy NJ. Josepn Sauhuers gen
,rh -, ~ Iuuslio1s suDnlttcd.
t.cre was ~ very larsc attendance.
gave 81 the yprng poys Of s q
s ,!,! last MONDAY afternoon. Among those
VINO wen went were Misses Mary Joyncr,. Fan
ne Iililus, virginia Hurt FRANKLIN Dews.
FANNIE Hart Lucy Epes, Bessie Wright
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8Mecklenburg Society,".
Especial q The rlmes.DIspatch.1

f
II CHASE CRY, VA, March 90. Fox
hunts and horseback riding still hold
their Town and have the Utmost en-
tluslnatic following
One Of tie finest chnses Of tho sen
sol was on Tuesday morning, result
ting in tho capture Of u large grey fox
about, two miles from tho hotel. The
fox was jumped in about hnlf an
hour after tho hunters left the ken
nels. and tile trail was particularly
tine on account of tho cover, lasting
over an hour. Rose" the prI2c-win-,
/ ,ler niilast nutumns derby, showed
to fine advantage in her excellent
trailing and speed, and led the pack Of
gtllirty-two. Tho honors of the brush
fell to Mr.. q. a. Paul, OF Norwall,
Ohio, who was first in. The others fol-
lowing tho hounds were; Col. W.T..
Hughes, NJ r. H.; Mr.. Harold T.. Brown,
Montclair,. N. -; Mr.. Armstend Jones'
1sdisto island, $. G.; Mr.. j.. l.. Walker,
Mr.. Nilabcau Hughes, The Mecklcn-
burg.
The lticllmond cotcrle has been IN
creased by the arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. 8. Rhonds, Mrs. Percy linwes, Mrs,
s. X. Morgan and Miss Morgan
Miss Ellen Glasgow, attended by
MISS Turness OF Richmond, Is spend
ing some time here for the benefit OF
the rest and quiet. She usually spends
her afternoons in the saddle and Is
linking advantage of all the rcst-giv-
4 Ing conditions of the place.
5, Miss Maize Lee Concannon.s q graduate
Of the baltimore City Hospital, Is a very
attractive and valuable addition to the
sanitnrium corps here and Is winning
many friends.
North Carolina is always well repre-
scented. and at present has a most at
tiactive delegation, consisting OF Judge
James e. Shepherd. of Rlleigh; Mrs. w,
y. Robinson. Mrs. T.. b. Borden. Mrs 1.
+. Dortch. Miss Dortch. Godsboro Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. Anderson, Captain L. NJ
Louisburg and Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Lllly
Judge w. u. Homes. of Boydton, is
Spending some time here most bcnefi-
M ciaily.
i'ennsylvanans seem to find the Neck.
lenbnig always attractive, and q pleasant
company from old Pennsy may usual,
81 be found here at present it consists Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Settler, Misc Settler
+ Iottsvillc, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. John Routh
pittsburg: Mr.. Alfred Adamson, u. S
a.. Philadelphia.
Mr.. H. c. Rich and wife. cattnrugus
4 N. "; Mr.. Harold p. Brown. Montclair
Is N. j.: Mr.. =. c. Mercy, Grand Rapids
4 Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Flanagan Chi
cago. and Mr.. and Mrs. C.. a. PAU, Nor
walk. Ohio. are among the new arrivals
}@ and n large company Will spend the ISas
ter holiday here and add TO the bril-
liancy Of the Easter german.
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BOYDTON

BOYDTON, VA. March 23-The Boyd
ton Masonic Lodge will be publicly in
5stituted in the Town Hall In this place
on Tuesday, the Goth. This will be an
occasion of great interest to the Masonic
fraternity throughout Mecklenburg and
large delegation Of visiting members
are expected This lodge is in a -four
fishing condition. Major Francis r. Las
sitter, member of Congress from the
Fourth District, will attend and deliver
an address At night q handsome ban
quet will be served to ono hundred
guests, at which the members Of this
lodge, their lady friends and visiting
also then be Installed.
The public roads in this county have
been in such bad condition, owing to the
continued rains. that the lumbermen
have been forced to stop operations. The
mills that dress the lumber could not
get material to keep their plants run
ming. The roads are now much i'm
proved and work has been resumed
There Is great demand for timber in
Mecklenburg, and well-timbered land is
selling high.
All of the public schools except the
High School in Bodyton District will
close this month"; after a session of six
months. The High School in this place,
which was closed for a month on account
i OF an epidemic of measles, has resumed.
| with good attendance
Colonel st. John c. Goode, manager OF
i the Goode Lumber Company, left here
i this morning for a business trip to Rich
| mond
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rived last Saturday. for nn indefinite
visit to his parents, Nj. and Mrs. j.
Hogc Woolwinc.
DR.. j. g. Fcrncyhough and Professor
w. j. Price were among the Blacks
burg people visiting harrisburg Tues
day Of this week.
Mr.. George w. Wilson, clerk OF the
County Court, and Mrs. Wilson wcro
visiting friends here Tuesday.
Instructor NJ. p. Jarnigan, OF the
institute, returned Sunday from visit
to his home, at Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lybrook left Tues
day, tho former fol. Basic City and the
latter to visit her home at Craigsville,
Va.
Mrs. John Miller ana Mrs. II. r..
Iiipps. Chrlstiansburg,s We're guests OF,
Mrs. c. w. Black this week
Miss Marie Wall returned Wednes-
day from Christiansburg, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. w. F. Flanagan,
of that place.
CaptaiD stockton Heth and Miss
Hcth. OF Washington. arrived Wednes-
day, and are at their country place,
White Thorne," near town. "A
Mrs. John Spencer left "Wednesday
for visit of several days to friends
in Roanoke.
Mrs. John Hampton Hoge leaves this
evening for Richmond to spend some
time at Or. McGuire's hospital there.
Mrs. Carter Osterbind. Of Richmond.
who has been spending the month with
her father, Mr.. j. L. Eakin, returns to
Richmond Friday.
Professor ]. i. Phillips, State ento-
mologist, left Wednesday for trip
| to Augusta county.
I Mrs Cary Preston and Miss Kath-
crime returned Tuesday from Radford,
rage of Miss Carr Preston and Mr..
II. n. Gary.
Mrs W. S. Summerel accompanied
by her little niece, Elizabeth Fagg,
left Wednesday for her home, in Eden
| ton. N. C.
Mrs. j. 3. Tutwiler and NIaste,
4 Charles left Thursday morning for a
visit or several days In Roanoke
Mrs. c. w. Black, president Of the
i Harvey Black Chapter. Daughters OF
the Confectionery, has appointed as host
esses to represent the chapter at ths
4 Jamestown Exposition Mrs. Mary I
4 Black, Mrs. John S. Apperson and Mrs
i William G. Conner. The dates select
ed are the 18th, 18th and 10th of DC.
tober.
Mrs. Laura W. I1inks. of Pulaski City
arrived to-day to spend some time witt
a her brother, Mr.. G. w. Camper.
a Mr.. j. T. Goodrich is here to install
the machinery for the ice plant of tn,
Z Blacksburg Power and Supply Com
pany. g.3
Professor Clarence Miles and Mr.
Harper Dean, OF the institute. were ii
Radford Monday to attend the Preston
[ Gary wedding.
Miss Esther Perkins. of Indiana, VIII
is managing the entertainment to b
! given in Christiansburg Friday even
ing, was visitor in Blacksburg O.
Thursday.
Mrs. Lena Keister Locke, who no
: been spending some time with her aunt
Miss Sue Galloway, left Wednesda
for Blueneld.
Mr.. II. c. Elicit, attorney for til
Tidewater Railway, was among til
. visitors here this week.
Dr.. Thomas L. Watson returned Mon
day from trip to Richmond an
Washington.
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CHARLOTTE
tspecIal 10 The Times-Dispatch,l

CHARLOTTE. VA, March 23.--The
Bocial event of the week was the en-
tcrtainment given "Wednesday evening
by Mrs. c. b. Bryant, at her home in
Dilworth to Misses Fannie Safer and
Annie Steele. Icuchrc was played at
seven tables. and after tile games
luncheon was served The ladies' prize
at cuchrc was won by Mrs. Leban
Mcdonald. II vas n pearl hatpin. The
Eentlcmens iirstpri a gold tie clasp,
was won by Mr.. j. S. Cothran The
guest OF honor prizes, blue enameled
sttckpins. were presented to Misses
Safer and steele. The consolation
prize was won by Mr.. Thomas Alex
andcr. The dlning-room was taste
fully decorated in Easter colors, laven-
der and white.
Mr.. Ralph Fl. Holland, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Holland. of Charlotte,
will be married in New York. his pres
ent home on the goth Of June. to Miss
Virginia Hewctt, a native of Virginia.
Mr.. Holland Is arising young law
ycr@of the metropolis, and an old uni
yersfty man. Miss Hewett IS a
charming young woman Of fine fam
iIy.
The Baroness Won Nialtan entertained
Tuesday evening at dinner in8one OF the
s private dining rooms OF the Sclwyn II
honor ofBformcr Vice-Presidept and Mrs
Adlai IT, Stevenson. OF Bloomington
ILL.,, WHO are the guests of their daughter
q ..irs. Martin y. Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oliver entertained
at cards Tuesday afternoon in honor o
their son, lieutenant Fred Oliver, U. S
N. who is making them a short visit
Miss Sharpe. of Portsmouth. Va. wol
the first prize and Miss Mary Broken
brough, tho consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wysor Marsh of Pulaski
Va. are the guests of Miss Evelyn John
5 ston, on Tenth Avenue.
The marriage of Miss Celeste r. Will
der. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. II. :
Wilder, of this city, and Mr.. Kepnetl
Malon Blake. of Boston, Mass, Is an
nounced to take place in June.
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s Drinks Were on Him.

lent?
House Surgeon-Don't mention 1t.
He's so full of alcohol that they had
Ito apply lecches; and when they took
them off they were dead drunk.-Le
Sourire.
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His Reference,

NJ NIolleton (to disreputable party
asking for Christmas .box)-Chrlst-
mas box for you? But don't even
know who you are.
Disreputable Party--Well, ask the
servant: come every week to borrow
your Observation-Disclosures
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
AN ORDINANCE. .

An Ordinance TO Fix the Salaries of
Certain City Officers of the City Of
Palatka:
Be it ordained by the Mayor and the
city council Of the city of Palatka,
Florida:
Section That hereafter the City
Assessor Of the City of Pa atka, shall
receive a salary of Three Hundred
$500. OW Dollars per anuum, payable by
equal monthly installments. And the
Chief of Police of the City of Palatka,
shall receive for his services, Seventy
five $4,000 Dollars per month, which
shall be payable monthly. And all
other policemen Of the City of Palatka,
shall receive salary of Fifty (S5O. .OO)
Dollars per month. which shall be pay
able monthly. And the Municipal Judge
of the City of Palatka shall receive
salary of Three Hundred (S3O0.00) Dol
lars per annum, which shall be payable
by monthly installments.
Sec. 2.--All Ordinances, or parts of
Ordinances in conflict with this Ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby re-
pealed
Passed in open Council this 10th day
of April, A. D. 1907.
HOWELL A. DAVIS, :.
Attest: President City Council
] N. BLACKWELL,
lSeall City Clerk,
Approved April 10th, 1907.
F. II. WILSON, Mayor.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
Gabel- Edwards.

Yesterday afternoon at three
O'Clock at st, Stephens church in
LaVilla, Miss Lucy Rion Edwards,
the daughter of Mrs. Lucy Rion Ed
wards, was united in marriage to Mr..
Louis August Gabel Rev. DR..
Frankel, officiating.
The ceremony was very quiet
one owing to il recent bereavement
in the brides family, and only sever
al of the very intimate friends were
present.
Mrs. Edwards gave her daughter
away, and the maid of honor was
Miss Nellie Weed. of Pittsfield, Mass.
Mr.. George Ingram was the best
man,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabel left on the
evening train for Ocala, where they
will make their home, Mr.. Gabel be-
ing connected with A. Brown q Co.,
there.
The friends they had time to noti-
fly, although completely taken by
surprise, FASTENED to show their in
terest in some way, and so the bride
received some very dainty gifts,
many of them very handsome ones.
The above item appeared in the So
ciety items of the Times Union last
Tuesday. Mrs. Gabel was formerly
stenographer for the q. Loper Bailey
Co., of this city, and, with her moth
er occupied rooms on Front street.
Mr. Gabel is also known in Palatka.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
KEUKA.

The body of John A. Germond was
brought here to his sisters home
Thursday afternoon and was buried
Friday morning in the Keuka ceme-
terry at 10:30. Undertaken Davis of
Palatka was in charge.
Miss Leda Houston is visiting
friends in Pomona.
Miss Mary O'Haver made a brief
visit home Sunday.
L. P. Lace of st. Augustine was in
town one day last week.
j. N. Blackwell of Palatka vas
here Friday attending Mr.. Ger
mond's funeral.
Mrs. 9. A. Brush of Interlachen
was a pleasant caller here Monday
M. A. Baker made brief visit
home Saturday.
Erns Miller spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.
j. N. Overhultz was in Palatlxa ON
business one day last week.
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Rev. L. r. Lynn Pounded

The occupants of the Presby yterian
manse wish, through the News, to
express their deep appreciation OF
the kind thoughtfulness of the men,
bers of the congregation for the
heavy pounding" on last Friday
evening, and the pastor will be more
than pleased to wear the new suit
for which such liberal provision was
made. The names of many of the
contributors are not known, and
this method is adopted of thanking
all who had a part in the evenings
offering.
For the pastor and family the four
years among this people have been
exceedingly satisfactory, and we
trust that the tie which binds pastor
and people together may make the
future mutually pleasant and help
full.
Behold, how good and how pleas
ant it is for brethren to dwell to-
gether in unity"
L. R. LYNN and Family.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
LEGISLATURE NOTES.

In the house last Thursday morn
ing the concurrent resolution of Mr..
Pettigrew, the socialist member re-
questing chat a convention be called
proposing amendments to the federal
constitution, providing for election
by direct vote of u. S. senators and
for an income and inheritance taxes,
the vote was not unanimous, but
there was no opposition to either res
olution on the floor.
Last Friday by vote of IL to 10,
the senate killed the Trammell sub
stitute franchise tax bill. The origi-
nal bill proposed a tax on the gross
receipts of public service corpora
tions of per cent. The substitute,
which was introduced by the origin
al introducer, placed the proposed
tax at half of one per cent.
Only the house worked Saturday.
The principal event was the adop-
tion by a vote of 81 to l6 of a house
resolution introduced by Mr.. Farris
of Duval for open sessions of the
committee appointed to investigate
the transactions of the internal inn
provement fund.
Hon. John B. Johnston of Live
Oak, the newly elected senator, was
sworn in Monday to succeed Senator
Newlan, deceased, making the sem
ate complete for the first time dur
ing the session.
The senate Las passed Mr.. Mat
thews' house bill authorizing the
railroad commissioners to employ
special counsel, by vote of 25 to 3.
The house passed Mr.. Clark's bill
prohibiting fraudulent labor con-
tracts, by vote of 43 to 8. A COM
panion bill in the senate by Mr.. Ger
ardeau has been reported unfavora-
bly,.
Mr.. Clark's bill providing for an
assistant attorney general was lost.
Mr.. Trammell's bill requiring the
trustees of the internal improve
ment fund to advertise lands offered
for sale was passed unanimously,
and after lengthy debate, the same
senator's bill making 20 cents the
rate for express packages
not exceeding five pounds in weight,
was passed by a vote of II to 8.
The constitutional amendment pro-
posed by Mr.. MacWiIliams author
izing the legislature to fix judicial
salaries passed the lower house
The Beard suffrage amendment
bill was killed by the house Wednes-
day after a lengthy debate.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
The Musicale.

A most enjoyable occasion was the
musicale held at Mrs. w. A. Wal
tons, Friday, May 3rd, by the Wo-
mans Fortnightly club. The best
musical talent in the city was on the
program and all were in fine condi-
tion. The following program was
rendered:
Duet-Love's Greeting-Misses Ida
Leib and Anna Reid.
Solo-(a) Because L Love You,
Dear; (b) For Love Alone III Live
Mrs. Smith.
Solo-Love's Way-Miss Ida Leib
Duet-Love's Awakening Misses
Susie and Louise Moragne.
Solo-(a) The Sweetest Flower, (b)
Japanese Love Song-Miss Louise
Moragne.
SoloL(a) Hark, Hark the Lark; (b)
Old Love Letters-Mrs. G. w. Bas-
sett.
Press ('OrreSnOndent
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
Notice..
To Our Customers:

To Our Customers:
AT our annual meeting, held last
month, it was decided that, after
filling what orders we now have
booked for planning mill work, we
would discontinue running our plan
ing mill and box factory indefinitely
and in the future market our product
in the rough only and, so far as pos
sible, in q wholesale way.
The Selden Cypress Door Co., of
this city are in position to furnish
mouldings, trim, ETC., in car load
lots.
The Palatka Lumber Co. and N, J.
Tilghman 4 Sons, also of this city,
are in position to take care of local
and carload orders for dressed lum-
Der, etc
Thanking you for past favors,
which we assure you have been duly
appreciated, we beg to remain,
Yours truly,
WILSON CYPRESS Co.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
County Commissioners Meet.

The county commissioner met in
regular session at the court house
Wednesday with the full board pres
ent.
Mr.. McNabb reported fares collect
ed for ferry during past month to be
$7O.25, leaving a deficit of $l48.55,
which was order paid.
Commissioners Rogers reported
upon petition of Robert Williams to
be placed on pauper list and petition
was refused.
Pauper Libby was stricken from
list, having left the county. - -
The petition of J. G. Rainsford for
rebate on taxes was granted. The
countys part being $l.70. A letter
from Assessor Bullard stated that
the valuation was too high and
recommended that the rebate be
granted.
The communication of ]. n. Over
hultz wishing to purchase an old
building was referred to Commits
sioner Rogers.
Bond of w. H. North as bridge
tender for 5000 with Louis Bohlen
and John w. Hagan, approved.
ordered that the warrants now
payable to S. l.. Rowley for two pau
pers be made payable to Harry Bal
ley from next month.
Pistol bonds of Guy G. Platt with
w. e. Bailey and w. l.. Cato; j. w.
Core with l.. S. johnson and w. n.
Johnson; j. A. Gibson with j. w.
burden and E. A. Driggers, ap-
proved.
Petition received asking that
schedule of ferry he chanped to laaya
Palatka at l p. m, and East Palatka
at Up. m. Commissioner Solana was
appointed committee to have same
changed.
4. }. Rogers, w. S. Middleton and
l.. G. Stephens were appointed a
committee to investigate and report
as to the feasibility of a poor farm.
On motion ordered that the board
of commissioners get the opinion of
the attorney general rs to paying
horse hire and servant hire to the
sheriff.
Took recess until Thursday.
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Change Of Advertisement.

The attention of our readers is
called to the change of the Fearnside
Clothing company's advertisements.
This company is noted for the style
and good wearing qualities Of the
clothing it sells. 1t claims to have a
most complete stock of spring suits
and furnishings and an inspection of
its stock will prove all that is claim
ed; from the small boys to the over
grown men can be fitted with stylish
up-to-date clothing at prices to
please.
Tie company is one of the largest
dealers in Panama hats in the state
and prices range from $500 to $1,000;
other straws from $l.00 to $3.50.
You will make no mistake by call
ing on the Fearnside Clothing COM
pany before making your purchases.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
Smith Godfrey Weddins.

Mr.. Lee w. Smith of Pomona and
Miss Eloise Godfrey of Satsuma
Heights were united in marriage at
St. Marks Episcopal church in this
city last Saturday May 4th, 1907.
Rev. VIM. Wyllie performing the
ceremony.
These young people are socially
prominent in this county and their
many friends will join in wishing
them much happiness.
Miss Godfrey is the daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Godfrey of Sat
suma flights, and is u young lady of
many fine qualities.
Mr.. Smith is a well-known young
business man of Pomona.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-10
NOTICE.
Commissioners Sale-MOrgan
ProDertV.

By virtue of decree in Chancery, made
by Honorable j. T. Wills, Judge of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit of Florida in and
for Putnam County, in n certain cause
pending in said Court, wherein Julia Lang
ford, ct al, are Complainants. and Emma
Seagraves ct al, are Defendants, and where
in among other things 1t was decreed that
certain property of the estate of b. f. Nor
gan, deceased, be sold for partition. The
undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
said Court, will expose and offer for sale
and will sell at public auction, to the high
est and best bidder, for cash, on the 3rd day
of June, A. D., 1907, during the legal hours
of sale, at the Court House In Palatka, Put
nam County, Florida, the following des-
cribed land, situate in said Putnam County
to-wit.
The South East quarter of the South
West quarter Section five, Township nine
South Of Range twenty-four East, except
the North half of the South East quarter OF
the South East quarter of the South West
quarter of said Section, containing thirty
five acres, also PIT. Entrago Grant, book 10.
page 55S, Section thirty-seven, Township
nine South of Range twenty-six East con-
tanning ten acres, also five acres in the
South East corner of the North West ouar-
ter OF the South West quarter of Section
two, Township eleven South of Range TWEEN
ty-four East.
WIN. NJ. EVANS,
M. /. COKE,
T. Y. ELLIS,
Commissioners.
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Notice to Contractors:

Sealed proposals for the construction
OF Granolithic Sidewalks on First and
River streets, in the City Of Palatka,
Florida, will be received by the City
Council at the City Hall up to :00
o'clock p. m. on the 4th day of juno, A.
D., 1907. Proposals to be addressed to
j. N. Blackwell, City Clerk, and to be
endorsed Proposals for constructing
Sidewalks, and accompanied by certi-
fed check for the sum of Five Hundred
Dollars, made payable to the said City
Clerk.
The approximate quantities of side
walk to be laid are as follows:
River Street, $3.50 Square Feet.
First Street, 26, 800 Square Feet.
Instructions to bidders together with
specifications and forms for contract and
bond, can be obtained upon application
at the office of the City Engineer.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
By order of the Council.
] N. BLACKWELL,
City Clerk
W. W. LYON Engineer,
Palatka, Fla, May h. 1907