The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-12-07

SeabreeZe, Dec. 4-Councll met II
regular session Monday evening, Dec
ember 2, president kro TEN T. Frank
Williams presiding, present aldermen
Gilmore and Beekman. Several bills
were allowed. Communication from L.
Il. Burdick was read and accepted. c.
P. Lund, c. A. Ballough and Jas. Aber-
crombie were appointed inspectors OF
election. G. ?. Lund, clerk. Petition
Was presented to have T. l. Potters
name placed On ballots. Clerk was au-
thorized to have fifty ballots printed.
Moved and carried that resolutions
adopted for last election to hold good at
coming election. Moved and carried
that the sidewalks on Bath street not
contracted for be let 10 A. 5 Randall
for completion On or before December
Is for twelve cents per front foot.
Special election for mayor and one
coucilman takes place next Tuesday,
December 10.
A car load Of furniture has been re-
ceiyed for the Princess Issena. The
plastering has been completed through
out the building, hard oiling and hand
smoothing the woodwork and floors are
in progress. Contractor Cove says
the building will be ready for oc-
cupancy by the holidays. Much work
has been done on the grounds.
A citizens meeting was called at
WiImans' opera house Saturday night
for the purpose of devising ways and
means to promote the interest OF Sea
breeze. Meeting was called to order by
c. +. Burgman. VIM. L. Sonntag was
called to the chair. DR.. Z. /. Potter
addressed the meeting, calling for har-
mony of action and general effort to
pull together and organize for splendid
results. The following committees were
appointed: to draft bylaws, T. F.
Cords, Z. l.. Potter and c. f. Burg
man; Mrs. c. c. Glllett, Miss Helen
Burgman, Messrs. Haigh and kochers-
perger were appointed q committee to
solicit members. Col. T. + Cords was
unanimously elected president; Mrs.
Florence Burgman, vice president; c. f.
burgman, secretary; W. l.. Sonntag, as
sistant secretary. The chair appointed
the executive committee rs provided by
committee on bylaws as follows: II. l..
kocherspergcr, Mrs. G. A. Ballough, L.
r. Britton, L. L. Burdick Mrs. Ada
Powers. The name Of the club is to be
The Boosters, and its motto, "If you
can't help don't knock The initiation
lee Is sl.00 and monthly dues 25 cents.
Thirteen members subscribed, and there
is every reason to believe there will be q
large membership. The cause is one in
which every property owner in Sea
breeze should be enlisted.
+. Arthur Coburn will spend Christ
mas with his family on Valley street.
l.. A. Scofield and wife arrived from
Providence. R. l., and are located at
Prof. Selden's for the winter. Mr.. Sco-
field will open barber shop at the
Clarendon in q few DAYS.
Prof. N. Stalker, formerly professor
in the State Agricultural College of
Ames, Iowa, is recent arrival at the
Mayfeld.
Mrs. kocheSperger and niece, Mrs.
Fred A. Higgins, formerly Miss kittie
hochersperger are expected Wednesday.
Mr. hochersperger has had their home
on the beach frightened and thoroughly
renewed by the decorator and painter,
tor their home coming
Dr. +. L. Potter and ". l.. Sonntag
left for DeLand Monday morning to be
present at the county commissioner
meeting. They made the trip in Mr.
Sontag's automobile.
Mr.. and Mr.. n. S. Stanley are ex-
pectcd to arrive from the north today
anu VIII De guests at the COlonnades.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bianchi returned
home from New York Thursday last.
They were accompanied by their son,
b. F. Bianchi and friend, Mrs. C. II.
Bailey, Of Albany, \. y. who will spend
the winter here.
Mr. and Mrs r u Wo,d,-orl
joying their handsome new automobile
IN their drives on the peninsula and
around Daytona. It's attracting many
admiring remarks.
Mrs. L. q. Burdlck is busy drilling the
children Of the NJ. (. Sunday school,
Daytona Beach, for their Christmas en-.
sertainment, which promises to be one