The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-01-12

tenn We need them both for health
and fire protection.
J. VI. OSBORN. Opera House Mama
gcr-Scwcrage is the important meas
urc for benefting paytona, Don't h"
afraid OF bonding the city.
$50.
T.. L. SHEAR, Steam Laundry -Mo>t
pressing need is to purity the atmoS-
phere of the river front polluted by the
decaying fish killed by the freeze.
ALBERT BENNETT, Proprietor Of
The Bennett-The city needs sewerage
and waterworks, particularly the for
mer.
ID. ID. ROGERS, Civil Enginecr-Sc
erage and waterworkS would benefit the
city. Also good streets, properly con
Structed and kept in repair,
RRK
HENRY and \. il, SCHMIDT,
Schmidt's Nilla-ScWeru@e and Water
works are of main Importance 10 Day
tona and streets should b kept in good
condition. See what Scabrcezr and
Daytona Beach are now doing along
this line, leading Haytona by long odds
in street improvement.
BEN MCCOY, of MCCOY BROTHERS
Amusements for visitors, such rs golf,
tennis, etc, are the most important
needs of Daytona-
l.. VI. WAITE, Proprietor The DcS-
pland- Sewerage and water works are
of Vital Importance to the welfare Of
Daytona-
BE. HOUGH of Hough 4 Bond, cou
tractors should provide some
amusementS for the entertainment of
the visitors.
". ". AUSTIN, Proprietor OF The
AuStln-GOOd streets are always Of
great benefit and attract attention.
Don't get in too much Of a hurry. The
people viii come.
H.I. STILLMAN, Aldcrman-Adver-
tise to get the people here and then havca
good information bureau to aid in hold
ing them when they arrive.
:. II. COVE, Division Of
the county would greatly benefit Day
tona Also the city should have sewer
age and water works
{. c. BARNES, Novelty Stur'.-N; after
works and sewerage would be Of great
benefit to the city
W H. PECh, Of The Globc-Scwcruge
and water works are first necessities for
the advancement Of Dayton;t.
GEO. IL. MATTHEW'S, proprietor
City Hotcl-A competing line of trans
portation would be of the greatest good
to Daytona.
q. A. FOlE, Ndcman-Some good
means If advertising this city would be
Of the greatest benefit.
900
c. Q. CHAMBERLAIN. proprietor
Palmetto Houses. wcTage system and
water works are important necessities;
also good streets and 4 better road be
tween Daytona and Ormond would be
Of great benefit.
900
j II. ALLEN, Commodore of the
Halifax River YACHT Club-Adyrrti~ing is
the great need Of Daytona; not through
the north, but at jacksonville. An adj
vcrtiScment III the Timcs-U Mon would
pay, and concentrated effort there would
turn people to Daytona where they
would find more natural advantages
than anywhere else in the State
@-c-o-
{. NJ. MCDONALD, proprietor boat
yard-Public advertising is the city's
greatest need
J. p. {. MORRIS. Grubcr-Morris
Hardware Company Many things are
needed, but paramount among them i
judicious and systematic advertising
Z ", GREENE, Mayor Good
streets have been 4 great factor in Day
tona growth III the past and at the
present time is of more Importance than
all other questions, and keeping present
streets in good condition and extending
them viii be Of the best kind Of adlcr-
Using,
DR.. I, l. STEWART, City Health
Officer While the health Of the city is
phenomiual, Yet consider sanitation
the greatest object for general benefit to
the community. The city should be
provided with a good system OF sewer