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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11

the street will probably be ordered. The board requested President Gunter to bring before the next meeting of the council, the matter Of curbing De- eatur street, which the county gravel ed some time ago.
 improvement of the Carter Hill road. There were only two bidders c. R. cook and J. D. MitcheIl, the lowest bidder being the former. According to MT. Cooks estimate. the work for the entire nine miles will cost the county over s13,000. No award was made. Engineer Bullen was instructed to go over both estimates carerully and at a special meeting of the board to be held Thursday, the contract will be awarded.
 Monthly Financial Report.
 The following is theN monthly report for May of the Board, of Revenue, as submitted by Major westcott, clerk of the board
 Salaries county officers .. .. 9S0.33 Petit Jurors Spring Term
 Circuit Court .. .. .... 269 10 Bailiffs Spring Term Circuit Bailifs General Division city Bailirs Civil Division city ''''
 Court .... .. .. ....,... 12.oo Bailiffs County Court :. .. 200 Sherin's Removal fees .. 7.95 Sheriff taking boys to Indus
 trial School .. .. .... .. 26. 70 Sheriff taking insane to Asy-
 Ium :. .. .. .. .....,.. 24 .oo oroners Fees Post-.dorten 31.25 Clerk City Court, Commission
 soncitors fees, Hard lapor
 Cases .. =. ...... 15 55 Return taxes, solvent credits, 4.95 Returning Officers. Clerks,
 etc, Election ...... .. 233. .oO Probate Judge making AL
 phabetical list poll taxes
 and Registered Voters s17.s Health Dept. Salaries, Rent.
 Aiedtcal Rooms, Disinfec-
 tant Jail ....... 1se 30 City and Hale Infirmary. 500 Support county paupers. 12.00 Keeping county poor month
 May .. .. .. ....... $40. 20 Military Appropriations .. 100. 90 Telephones, Court House and
 Jhll .... y.UU Records, Stationery and Sun
 dries county officers =. 1S4. 90 Printing Election Supplies 291 80 Sundries, Court House Snd
 Jail Advertising, etc. .. .. 111.20 Reward Shooting Across
 Public Roads :. :. :. 100. .oo wages, Guards County Jail,
 Month May .... .... 1so % Janitol- Court House anc B.
 lof R. Office, May ....... 62.50 Wagons, Flows and Teams,
 County roads .... .... e. 50.5
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

House Joint resolution No, 226, by
Mr.. Faulkner OF Taylor-Proposing
amendment 20 Section 10, Set y, OF
the Constitution relating 10 education.
By Mr.. Griggs Of Ffanklin--Amend.
ing Sections s4O5, S4oe aud s4o7, gen.
eral statutes, trepaes,
BY Mr.. Clarke OF Jederson--State
game commissioner.
BY Mr.. Clarke OF Jetferson-Relat'
ing to game
By Mr., Thompson OF Jefierson-Re'
lating 70 mortgages
BY Mr.. Thompson Of Jeiierson-Re-
ceiving money or goods under false
promises to perform certain labor.
BY Mr.. Russell Of Putnam-Exempt'
ing dentists from llcense YAK.
BY Mr.. Russell OF Putnsm-raxes
upon timber lands.
BY Mr.. Beaden OF Santa Rosa
Maintenance OF public roadsi roads
and highways.
BY Mr.. Besden OF Santa Rosa
Carrying concealed weapons,
BY Mr.. Faulkner o. Taylor Concern
ing illegal ssls Of liquors.
BY Mr.. Morrison OF Volusia-Pro-
hihitiag working Of county convicts
outside OF county.
Committee on city and county or
gsniEation reports House Bill No lel,
creating Pinellas county; reported I'M
favorably, Minority report signed by
four out OF the nine members, recon-
mending that the bill pass. Both we're
read and the bill went on the second
reading.
A message was read from the Senate
aud the Joint subeoncurrent resolution
reported. went over under the rules,
and several Senate bills were referred
to their proper committees
BY Me. Neel Of Jsekson-Prohibit-
ing county judges from issuing marrl-
age licenses 10 males under 81 and ie-
males under IS years, without written
consent OF az least one OF their pa
rents or guardians. Passed, 40 % 8
BY Mr., BaEgett OF EsesmbIa--fix-
Ing penalty and other liabilities upon
any telegSaph company for the negli-
gent failure Immediately 70 tsansmlt
and deliver messages, sud making the
failure pFima tsole evidence of negli.
eenee. Passed, As yeas 40 neys.
b. NJ. Wisson 81 Hernand Bela.
tigo ~ appointment 81 inspectors O..
marie ard olnnda as eati'e ana Aesa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
Mr.. warren 10 Be Married.

Shields Warren the popular re.
ceiver OF the United States land Office
In this city, will be married on
Wednesday, the 24thinst., to Miss
Vera, the accomplishing daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Johnston, at Apa.
lachicola, The ceremony will be per.
formed in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, at 8 o'clock in she
morning, Immediately after which Mr..
and Mrs. Warren will 90 on a bridal
tour Of few days. They will be at
home to their friends in Gainesville
after, May 10.
No young man in his section OF the
State, Apalachicols is more widely
known or more popular than Mr War.
rem, who has also made many friends
here during the brief time he has been
among US. He isa young man Of ex.
ceptional traits OF character and in,
tegrity, and is destined TO become one
OF the most popular public officials in
the State.
The bride.to.be is also we'll known
and popular, and leader 10 the So
ciety set OF Apslachieols. She is the
daughter OF one Of the most widely
known newspaper men in Florida
Friends will take pleasure in vel
coming Mr.. and Mrs. Warren here
and will extend congratulations in adj
vance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

of internal Improvement fund to con
stfuct lock and dam across Lake Hic.
pochee canal, and making an appropri.
alton of $50 600 therefor was read the
third time IN full. Senator Harris ex-
plsined tie object Of the bill, and re-
ferred to the uncompleted work OF
Disston, and the consequent damage
to q vast extent Of territory In Lee
county by constant foods. He ex-
planned that competent engineers said
the construction OF this lock and dam
would protect this territory. The Sem
ator spoke briefly, but earnestly in
favor OF said bill, which, on rolI-call,
was passed by the vote Of 20 to 1.
By Mr.. Willis--To amend Section
1858, general statutes, relating to own
ing United States license prima facto
evidence, was read the third time in
full, and passed BY vote Of "a too.
The Senate then reverted back to
the regular order OF bills on second
reading, and seuAte Bill No. SO. by Mr..
Beard, was read the second time. This
is bill to require express companies
doing business 10 this State to post
schedules Of rates and to weigh all
articles received by such companies
for shipment by express, or delivered
by such companies, such articles hav.
ing been received by express, and pro.
viding a penalty for the violation
thereof. Rules we're waived and bill
read the third time and put on its
passage, Passed, 2S 70 o.
President Harris appointed Senator
West Of the First az the member Of
the committee on part Of Senate 70
visit the State reform school at Ma
rianna.
% motion, the Senate then adj
iourned until 10 .. m. Friday,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

Or. J. Harrison Hodges and B, K.
Colson. who own valuable property in
the vicinity OF the University Of
Florida, are erecting a ane cottage 10
that section, which they will place on
the market for rental purposes This
holding, wheel completed. will be two
stories ia helghth, aud will contain
eight rooms II will be a credit TO
that portion OF che city. IN which
many fise residences have been re-
Gently eonsirneted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
a Woman Tells How to Relieve Rheu.
matte Pains.

Ihave been a great sufferer from the
dreadful disease, rheumatism, for a
number Of years, / have tried many
medicines but never got much relief
from any Of them until two years ago,
when | bought q bottle OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. ! found relief be-
tore ! had used all Of one bottle, bot
kept on applying il and soon felt like a
different woman. Through my advice
many Of my friends have tried il and
can tell you how wonderfully il has
worked .-MRs. SARAH A. CoIE, lao s.
New ST., Dover, Del, Chamberlain
Pain Balm is q liniment. The relief
from pain which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. Il makes
rest and sleep possible. For sale by
al druggisls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
- "a "a PURIFIES

There is no part physical system which much
blood. The muscles bones
Of sustained developed and enabled perform
their different duties @ supplied with nourshment and
circulation. various
becomes and polluted sluggish inactive condition Ii.
the of bodily waste will leave
the body and form uric and other acids which
blood and Rheumatism itching disfgung
the result Muddy cemplexons eruptons spocbe
pmpes that humor has taken root in the circulation
noushing the body There scarcely
which be traced to the blood Often the deaa
of children and their lives
battle against disease in some form usually scrouous nature R
catar and Ulcers Contagious Poison
are all deepseated until this vital fluid purified
they For all blood diseases S. the best remedy
medicine is made of roots herbs
recognized purifying budngup properties goes into
circulation ali posons impurities and humos supplies
ealthfu properties needs and completely
every kind s. Rheumatism catah sofu
Sores and Ulcers Contagious Blood Poison ETC.
pufes blood blood medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA CA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
BILL ASKS FOR
$4,000 FOR FAIR
Liberal Appropriation Asked For
This Enterprise by Senate.
IMPORTANT


Were introduced, Among Which Was
Bill of aeapportIonment Increasing
Number Of Senator'S and Hspresen-
tatIves-Adjourned to Monday.
Special to The snn;
Tallahassee. April 10. -After q busy
morning session, both the Senate and
Honse adjourned today until Monday
afternoon at o'clock.
Among the important bills intro
duced today was a bill appropriating
the sam OF $4,000 for che Florida
Midwiuter State Fair at Tampa.
A bill practically abolishing the
present board OF trustees OF Stetson
University was also presented.
A new respportionment bill, provid-
ing Senator for each county Of the
State and increasing the number Of
Representatives, was also introduced.
The child labor bill was under a
heavy fire Of amendments today, which
practically killed the bill.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

an amendment to the present law, the
only change being that the inspectors
are TO be appointed by the Governor
upon recommendation OF the county
commissioners, in accordance with q
recent court decision. The bill passed
without opposition.
The House adjourned untn Friday
morning at 8 o'clock,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
DAY OF BRISK WORK
AT STATE CAPITOL
Many Important Measures Were
Brought Up for Consideration
Lice oaAToRY INouLeE0 b

A Number Of Bills and Resolutions
Brought Forth the Senators and Rep
ressntatlvss IN Al Their EIoquence.
Legislature Adjourned to Friday.
Thursday was another busy day with
She Legislature In both Houses
The Senate was called TO order at 10
a. N. by President Harris.
Among the new bills introduced
we're the following;
By Mr.. sams--To amend Sections
g54 snd e5b, general statutes, relating
70 State printing.
By Mr.. Providing for the Civ
fng Of bonds BY members OF boards Of
county commissioners In each county
IA the State.
By Mr. Whistle amend Section
go, general statutes, relating to pay
ment Of costs in criminal cases IL the
defendant ls not convicted or dies.
BY Mr.. Providing for giving
Of honda by members OF boards Of pub
llo instruction ID each county in the
6tate.
By Mr.. West OF the Fourth--Relat-
ing TO secret societies, chapters, orders
or meetIngs In this State.
BY Mr.. Crane-To amend Section
e072, general statutes, relating to
dockeis 10 be kent by the justices OF
the peace.
By Mr.. Crane--Authorizlng boards
OF county commissioners, city and
town cooncils, TO appropriate money
for advertising or exhibiting the re.
sources or particular advantages OF
their respective counties or munIci-
pallties.
By Mr.. Humphreys-To prohibit the
bringing into dry counties or precincts
ofIntoxIcating liquors by perSons, corr
poraiions, or public orprigate carriers.
For Good Roads.
Senator Adams introduced a resolu-
tion providing for the appointments Of
q joint committee to which shall be re-
fefred oil bills relating 70 the question
OF good roads. The resolution Of the
Senator from the Thirtieth received
she fact that the people OF the State
were deeply Interested in this ques-
tlon and that It deserved the most
cafeful consideration. The Importance
Of this resolution was at once recog-
nifed and under the waiver Of rules
che resolution was read the second
dime 10 full and unanimously adopted.
Petitions relative to erection OF mon
ument to Florida soldiers at Chick
amauga we're read and ordered spread
npon the Journal.
Messages from House were received,
tead and properly referred.
Bills on Third Reading
Rules were waived, and bills on third
reading we're taken up, Senator West
Of she Fret in the chair,
BY Mr.. Harrls-Anthoriziug trustees
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
Gentle ard effective.

A well known Manitoba editor
writes, "As an inside worker End
Chamberlsins Stomach sbd Liver
Tablets invaluable FOR the soacAss Of
biliooeness naiasal % sedentarY lie.
thsir aelion belng 7gnile ard o6actige
sIearing Sc di9talirc fFa1t and the
head Rrlcs. G1efs farnr|as ifta.
ec ~ 80 ifoa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
BACK FROM ROSEBUD.
Salt Lake Men, Prominent in Min
ing, Like the Camp.

]. NJ. Wheeler and ]. W. Currie the
former manager of the South Swansea
and the latter the well-known local as
Sayer, returned yesterday morning from
a ten days trip into the Rosebud dis
/ trict, Humboldt county, Nevada. Both
have good things to say for the district
and both are now thoroughly convinced
that many good mines are going to result
from the development work now going on.
while many new properties of merit are
certain to be discovered.
The town of Rosebud. the returned pill
grims say, is growing like a mushroom
Ninety days ago there was only one frame
building in the place Everybody lived
and did business in tents. Thursday five
new buildings were in course of cOnstruc-
ton. while lot owners in the town were
In numerous instances only waiting for
the arrival of lumber to begin the cree
ton of others
Joe Norris" said Mr. Currie. 'is the
only man in the place who boasts a two
story structure He calls it the Rosebud
hotel. but Mr.. Wheeler and myself have
dubbed il the Brown palace 'skyscraper.
The ground floor is cut UP into store
rooms and Mr. Morris rents them for SIS
month each. The up stairs, which is
not yet finished is filled with cots for
which our friend Joe exacts % cents a
night for the privilege of occupying, so
you see this old Salt Daker is not wor-
rying much these days
During their ten days in the district
Aessrs Wheeler and Currie took in
Sood many OF the properties. including the
latest strike on the property owned by
]. r. Mum. a tendeTfoot operator from
Princeton, n J., where two fee: of ore
has been opened up that carries S04
ounces silver per ton. They report the
showing in the White Alps to be a fine
one and have just as good words to say
for the Rosebud Rather the Dreamland
and other properties. The Dreamland is
down fifty feet and the new shaft on the
White Alps was down twenty feet when
they left The Brown Palace is employ
ing large force of men and good. sys-
temsuc work is being carried out at
number OF other properties
The visitors are both enthusiastic over
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
NEW SHIPPER IN
BEAVER COUNTY
KeSSler'S Buckeye, in Lincoln
District, Is Now Making a
Good Showing.
BULLION = BECK DIVIDEND
ORE FROM UNCLE SANS 500
LEVEL RUNS WELL.
BULLION BECK DIVIDEND

F. p kessler- Who with John Black
and others is operating a fine group OF
claims in the old Lincoln district east
OF Milford. Beaver county. and To the
south o. the Hecla cCmpany's ground
was in the city yesterday. making settle
ment for carload of ore from the prop
erty. which is known as the Buckeye
group.
We are not saying much about our
part OF the country a. yet said Alr-
heSsler. and We are not seeking or eE-
pecting any boom The district Is
spieudidly mineralized one. however. and
when II has been opened at depth. as it
Will be one of these days ] expect to see
il rank with the best of them Lots of
t1ue ore has been mined in different PoT
lions of the district. but no one has at-
tempted to go leep. as vet though. of
course, the old Cave mine and one or
two others have made a stab At il.
4 don't know just how the ore l have
brought uD is going to run. We have
shipped it to find out and to determine.
in way. just what we need to do in 81
lectlng the ore for ShiDment. We sent
up a carload Of ore from one place on
our property some time ago that carried
I per cent copper. SD in gold and 80
ounces silver. By and by. when we get
our bearings right in the property. we
shall run tunnel to crosscut the sew
eral lodges.
Mr.. Kessler thinks well. of the old Ha--
Tis property, which is now owned and
being operated by the Hecla company, Of
this CITY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
OF Paine. Weber & Co, Boston. together
with the range of prices Of copper stocks
and other Boston listings in which the
west Is interested. as well as A similar
report on New York curb transactions. a
feature that has Just been added By
James a. Pollock & Co. to its private
wire service. and from which it is Sc
cured for use in this department of The
Herald:
Boston April l3--The continued bearish
feeling and disa ppointing bank state
ment caused A considerably lower market
all through the list today. The market
seems TO be left entirely at the mercy of
the bears. and prices will gradually sag
until the condition Of metal becomes more
clear We are still bearish on the mar
ket and think prices will sag to ) points
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
Mines and Mining Stocks
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Weeks Trading Has Been the Light
est in Many Months.

II has been a duh week the mining
exchange During the six DAYS a total
of 22S. $50 shares of stock. with selling
value Of sf53 500, changed hands yesteT-
days contributions 10 the total being "a
80 shares. worth SlS15l- 20 During the
corresponding week last year, when the
market was only just beginning to move
right the record vas 34s.1 SS shares and
SIP 81. Il
For the greater portion of the week
prices have IUled strong, and in a num-
Der Of stocks substantial gains have been
made. Yesterday. however. prices showed
an inclination to sag. though the two
DAYS holiday ahead ought to have the
effect of bringing them up TO where they
were again.
Following is the list Of final quotations
and record of sales made during yester-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
Soon to Be Completed.
SALT LAKERS BUY
GOOD SPRINGS MINE

]. B. Jenson ". NJ. Roylance and sew
erai of the other operators who figure
prominently in the Utah Esmeralda Con-
per company. which owns a valuable
property in the Fitting district, near
Acme. Lyon county. Nevada have been
"butting in at Good Springs
The crowd has recently purchased from
G NJ over. the original locator of the
property. the eight claims constituting
his Ninety-Nine mine. and they have also
acquired six other claims. giving them
a group of fourteen claims considered
very valuable for the copper they con-
tain. The Ninety-Nine has shipped a
great deal of ore to this market and
there has never been carload that did
not run as much as 9.S per cent copper
and from that up to % per cent. Mr.. Jen-
son SAYS this property is going to make
one Of the big mines of the Good
Springs region, which is now attracting
the attention OF such operators as F \.
Heinze. samuel Newhouse and others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
D0INGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

There was nothing much doing in the
unlisted or any other stocks yesterday
and the brokers all acted as though they
had the spring fever and were glad that
a two days holiday was ahead of them.
Standard sold 800 shares at sec. for 100
shares of Bingham Central s.. 40 was paid
and one lot of Copper Glance was ioos-
ened up at 25c. Emma Copper sold at
4lc and 4Oc. NewhOuse sold 100 al s1S75
Mason Valley was dropped at $3.50 and
Odin at &c.
Offers of 81 failed to bring out Ely
Witch. Biscuit was offered at 6Oc and
Uintah-Treasure Hill at 15c. This closed
the business of the day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
BULLI0N-BECK POSTS
DIVIDEND OF $1,000

One more mine came to the front =
with dividend yesterday. This time +
y II IS the Bullion-Beck of Tintic The +
y directors decided during the day to +
= pay 10 cents share, or $4,000, on =
= Wednesday next, and the books were Il
y closed against the transfer of stock =
y last evening.
y The shares of the Bullion-Beck =
y company are very closely held and =
y decision to make a distribution of 3
= profits is usually followed by the +
y actual performance without unnec- ;
y essary delay The mine is making !
= fine record these days and divi- =
y dends are getting to be a regular 3
y monthly occurrence. !
~ 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
SECOND FISSURE CUT
IN RED METALS TUNNEL

4 letter from Superintendent II. F
Samson. of the Red Metals companv's
properties near Schurz, Nevada. tells of
the cutting Of a second fissure in the new
tunnel at a distance of 100 feet from the
portal 1t carries precisely the same
grade of ore as that encountered in the
surface workings and looks good The
tunnel is being driven straight ahead for
the purpose of reaching the third and
largest fissure showing in that portion
of the property. Another 100 feet Will
have to be driven to reach that and
gin drifting in il for the great contact.
The Red Metals proposition is consider
ed one OF the most likely that has re-
suited from the opening OF the Walker
River Indian reservation, upon which il
was located.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
FIRST CAR OF ORE FROM
UNCLE SANS NEW STRIKE

The first carload of ore from the re-
cent big strike on the SO0-fOOt level of the
Uncle Sam Consolidated property at Tin
TIC was sold yesterday. The control as
says disclosed the presence of 26 per cent
lead, Y ounces silver and $50 in gold
and the little more than thirty-two tons
IN the lot Melted the company over 81 or
veloping nicely and that, after sufficient
Roadway has been made in opening IN. a
large tonnage can be mined from the
shoot which. at the present time. diScIOees
market ~