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cARs &c KENsINGToN

cars from 18th s. and ~ y. ave. every Is min.
Pass Rock Greek Bridge and Elrk. main eEt-aucs
10 and Country Club 90 Cllgy Chase Lake. Con-
rect with ksusig6tga cara Round tip tickets.
&c Gt Fussells. GUZ-u
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Criminal Court No. 1
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

UuiicI States VS.. William Nolan and George
Fouls: h0u-,Ir.akiug and grand larceny; verdict
not guilty: defendants discharged. Attorney, Jamts
y O'Shla.
United States vs.. Frank Kane. violating section So
code defendant arTli-uei, plea. not guilty. Att0-
usy. W. 2. AEhrose.
United States VS. William Lancaster; assault with
dangerous weapon: plea guilty; defendant rCmanded
Attorney. j. H. Myers
United States vs.. Albert NJ RAYMOND, libel; de
feulart and sareties. LEROY ID Walter and Benja-
min Bridges called and fail % respond OF produce
dafeuuaut; fat awarded.
United States vs. BENJAMIN Isaacsar aud Max Ber-
collie: robbery; motion Tor new trial filed. Attor-
uey. Thomas &. TAYLOR.
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs. Celia Redmond.
United States IS. Arthur Williams
United States vs.. George a. Chase.
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Professionai sprinters' Match.

Hazleton. Pa, Oct. S-A match was
made here yesterday for a 100-yard dash
between Charles TAYLOR, Of Jeanesville
and Harry Fife. of Tamaqua, for 500. at
the Lansford Ball Park. on October %.
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HOME MIXTURE
Especially Valued by All Old
People Who Suffer.
CORREGTS WEAK BLADDER

Kidney TrOublc--Mix It nj Home
Don't Cost Much, and Relieves Nearly
Every Person Who Tries It---Gct the
and Nix Them Yourself.
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Stockton vs. Booker. administrator authorized 20
convey certain zeal estate and personal property
C0mplaiUsnt's solicitors. Gordon Gordon and
Er-kue Gordon; defendant solicitors, b. ID. Bote
ler and s. e.. Ps,e
In r. ". z. Spier Company; sale ratified Eisi
Petitioners solicitor Philip Walker
international Trust Company Of Maryland vs.
Kuhn Fomaldehgds Company. appeal ordered dis
missed. Complainant solicitor, ". C. tltUldle
defendants solicitor Edmund Burke
Lsmtig ys BiEel0W; stricken from calendar. Com
p.auaHrs solicitor Cole q Donaldson ddsndanrt
solicitors. vs.. h. NARROW. .r Wolf q Rosenberg
L. j. Msthcr and Leo simmons
Heag u.s.. Cunningham rJ aLi appearance o. a5
sent defendants Crdrld. ClmpalIau-s solicitor
ii Vs.. oglw
I'm re e.. Frank HaatHan; assignee authorized u
deliver certain personal property. Complainant
solicitors, r. B BaHryud end /. II David.
Morris SIS. WasElman. bil dismissed. aTpea
noted bond Sll4 Complainant solicitors. Cole q
Donaldson. dsfaudaut's saIditor- Il. ~. solgl au.
Hamilton. Colbert YGEas E Hamilton
Sgms ys Poole rule to show cause returua1a
October Is Complainant solicitor &. II. sgue-
1IeriI4t vs. Hooker, argued and submitted Com
ualmuJs s0lictars NJ n Richardson and e. II
Merlart- defendants solicitors, W J.. Lester
II. b. Nauiroa and Huity * johnson.
Assignment i5r to-day:
NO. -. Forrest 1s Forrest &C al Atoucgs, Git
tiuEs * Chambcrlaiu-F Forrest e. al.
Ne. g. Hgutres5 SIS. Baal q al. Attorneys, KGl
SmiJh-lio.-1u d Gordon. EllTgt.
No g. Hannah et al s.. Hannah ct a. Att1r
uev BaIdlrstau-u5 one.
No S. Garrett S. Garrett. Attorneys. Ambrose
-futltr-Sult8 q Nsber
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION,
HoTEL.

Main 81 Norfolk. Is. Eu-opesr plan. 4. -
Brine AiauaEe- Cars % jamestown Exposition 80
The door: two squares 70 wa4rI IOE wafer Tslss-
,e5-dES-lu then q
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
cTuesday. October 3, 1909
DISTRICT COURTS
Equity Court No. I.
CHIEF IIsTICE CI.ARAuGH.


Miller vs.. Middleton; order Of October set ASIDE
and appear4nca of absent defendants ordered Com
rlainaut's solicitors Bates Wauen and B. T.
Leighton
L'lphard vs Lirphard guardian ad htem ap-
pointed Complaiuauts solicitor, v A. shaehy
defendants solicitor. r. T. Sheehy.
Smith vs. Barber: argued and submitted Com
rlauant'5 so,irtors Gittugs y Chamb.riiui defend
auts solicitor a. s. W0rt3,::..ston.
Yoth vs. City and Suburban Railway Company
du hearing. Complainant solicitors. Clephane q
Clcphane; Defendants solicitor J. }. Darlington
Mock vs.. Mock; argued and submitted Com
plaiuant's solicitor Il. J.. T. Atkissar; defendant
solicitor A. b. Duva1.
Cudmore vs. Cudmare: appearance q absent de-
PENDANT ordered. Complaiuant's solicitor X. =
Shaly.
Assignment for to-day:
No a. yeith vs. City ard Suburban Railway Com
rauy. Attorneys Cleuhaue * CleIhane-Joseph j.
Darlington Ton hearingl.
80. f9 ln rr lmacy Edmund q. Bel, Attorneys
J. N. George-F A. FeUing.
No. 81. Graham vs. Peter Attorneys. Lester q
Price.
No. g. Brown vs.. Brown. Attorneys, William F.
AmhrBc-W. ". Bride.
No. s.. Peu IS. Perry. Attomeys, T. z. Stomei
Charles D. Digs
No. so2 Norris vs. Ashford. Attorneys, Hallam
d HalIam-Davidge HenB T. Blair.
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Circuit Court No. ?.

Vaughan IS. Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash
iuE-u RaiuaI Company uE trial. Plaintiff at
rrrrers a. II. Syue. g.. +. Cs-Isi. and II. IT,.
Classic, de.eadauts attoruegs. Mekerney q Flan-
uerr.
A5,5-rmlUt f1r TO-DAY.
No. A. Wesley Church rs. ChezlUeake and POt0-
mac Telephone Company. Attorneys, fliukscales,
Sect q ~teTart-N aItasugt0n, Hgald & Frslgy.
No. 65. Owen IS. Washington Railway and Elac-
trfc Company Attorneys. Mcneil & MCNellI-J- j.
Darlington
No. l5i Murcland vs. BToSan Attorneys W. J..
Lambsr-H. r. Davis
No Iss Go.i,ty vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. J. Med. Carirs-ln
and HAYDEN JClu-0n-J. j. Darlington
No. l31. Wright IS. Crucbsr Attorneys, McNCil
Z NcNsi,l-J. j.. Archer. y,
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The Summaries.

FIRST EACE-Fiye and orlhaj tIrIlues.
Masgg-. Us Nular. 3 20 j. waa: Lotus Brandt
ll- .E- Du-lu. & % j. second: AlIi. ID .s1l-
tor. u t1 J. rlirL- Tl.a. lLI -5. D.l-u--- >r.E-
Tu-. ~uarbl.. perstg. Sir j. johnson. N.rs'.g
Milford, e.. j. Celia. john L.e Caua-. Hr.tgsi1g.
j. CaauaUsl. Sudden Start. Gentleman, and
1iHua- also rln
SECOND EACE-St5arIaclasa about Two and
Uue--aI miles. Jiuwv lane. -aj L. LgaHs ta o.
vol; Garrett l5s pa-... % S, second. Follow
On. li5 80. ka-I. 3 .a l1. l.ri. Time. 5s5. DR.
Keith aHn Tau.
THIRD RAgE-Sz and ueaaf fm'ang-. sam
Elre. l2 I>m-gr.. 81, ]. won. Bri-e Whist. JOE
tAius-rlst.. ta 7. -.-.al- ~laur, lls .E. DuEuf,
: t1 s. third Time. I-i Hiss DELANEY. Wage
Gr.-r. ATvlc Irl6-. Ha.. and Aristotle also TaH.
FOURTH EADE-Due and ou.-,izra.uth miles
TIac.o. L7 AlHr.. 2 ta % W.u- IoU Eausr0,
j. AIcuanial.. 3 tn &. sge..j- Acrobat, Ii 49,.
I-usI. Z O. - -..rL Time. I-se -5 ElialIa.
Carle. Golden West. Eamrnt and Faust also ram
FIFTH kACE-Uue and au.-.aE miles. Ni--ugr
IL. JOS 1IeUau.g. IS ta g WONG Good Lack. Ii
iArarri ] On l1 5.u1ul- u.l--l. o. .uuuI. Ug-.
tar- Time 1855. Oar tr.. starters.
~lNTH EA'E-uu- ule Chief HAYES, Jos
(slt.-. r1 g. a.u; Golden Shore. lgl 90.
Swain. fr D. second. Irauu. # Emr.. 90
3. tl.-l. Time. I.a -F Ir.lr..ua6rr. Nls. PM
J-el, Ialy, and Iriarg Daiae aL-s rsl.
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S48.25 to California

TIL October 81. 1877. r4 Wasllag-ll-s11sst
Route.
Tourist SegTllg Cars. personally conducted with
out cLarse 4-ree TIMES E--Aly tie g--r y.ssd.
Berth. $50
Il J. POsTON. G5uL Agent.
aullu 81 Pa. ave. 15 18Th g.
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SEE FORM REVERSAL
TemaceO Surprised Belmont
Park Spectators.
FOUR FAvORITES ARE BEATEN
Faust Runs Away in FairViev Stake
Event and Money Is Placed on Tc-
maceo-Acrobat, the Fnvoritc. rot
iH Demund-GaIc Makes OVercoatS
Feel Very Comfortable.

New York, Oct. Sit was like winter
at Belmont Park to-day and those who
went TO the track without oyercoats were
chilled 20 the bone A gale b,rw straight
up the home stretch, both jockeys and
horses being put to "a severe test
The track was slow and four fayoritcs
were defeated. The stake feature was the
Fairyiew for three-ycar-oljs at "a mile
ana a sixteenth. From q betting stand
point IL was a queer affair Acrobat, the
tayorlte, was not in general demand, the
smart people taking Faust, who was
backed from 10 10 s. But as Faust ran
away before reaching the post there was
quick switch % Temaceo, Z 20 Z
Temaceo won, but in So doing showed q
Blariug form reversal lie ran over Tony
Bo-ero. y TO ]. the pacemaker mt the
head OF the stretch, and rolled home six
lengths over Acrobat i'm 1916 = Tony
B1uer0 III turn had three lengths over
Acrobat, VINO did not have his usual
speed, El Dorado, to 7, was used up IN
chasing Tony B0uero.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09

Ferry Service TO Alexandria.
Steamer Lackawauua eT5ry HOUR and A HALF
q u 10 g y. u. daIIy aud Sunday. FARE 2
ZACH ~
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandra
& MtEernCn Rv. Sta. 18th &Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR Mt VERNON WEEK DAYS,
lO Il a. ". z NOON. J. 3 AND s 2. H.
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRA AND AlLING-
TON DAILY EVERY y MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
Criminal Court No. 2,

TITII NTdT0s y IVIIN UINIII|-TI.
United States IS. Arthur Williams.
United States vs.. George A. Chase.
United States vs.. Otto Jones.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
llrrLE PocKEr PHYSICIAN.

Thousands who have been cured by
Hyomei call the inhaler that comes
with every outfit the Little Pocket
Physician" as II is so small that It
can be carried In the pocket or purse,
There is really no excuse whatever
for anyone having catarrh now that
Hyomei is so readily obtainable II
you have any doubt about its value,
y. w, McCollum win let You have a
complete outfit. with the understand.
ing that unless II cures catarrh It
viii not cost you cent
The complete Hyomei outfit con.
slsts OF the Little Pocket Physician"
and bottle OF Hyomei and costs only
$500.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
NEwsERRY PERSONALS.

Newberry, May 2.--Miss Minnie
Lee was a guest Of Miss Glen Pickett
last Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. RUIZ returned Tuesday
from Tampa. where they visited rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Carter and lit
tie son Of Bennington visited Mrs
c. c. Wetherington last week.
c. d. McGregor Of High Springs
was here Sunday, shaking hands with
his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Weitherington
spent Sunday at Jonesville, the guests
Of Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. C. d. May and children visited
Alachua last week.
W. G. Chapman spent last Thurs
day at Worthington Springs.
G, A. Neal spent last Thursday In
Jacksonville on business.
DR.. Thos. Mcleod spent last week
in Georgia, visiting his mother.
Mrs Code Weeks returned Saturday
from Gainesville, where she spent a
few days visiting friends and rel.
atiyes.
Miss Glenn Pickett Of JonesvilIe
was here shopping Saturday
Mrs. Marable and two children left
Saturday for Lake City, where she
will visit her mother.
Mrs. Philip Jones and children
spent last week in High Springs,
visiting relatives.
Miss Olive Wright of Alachua is
here, a guest of her sister, Mrs. Nell
Hodges.
Mrs. II, M. Andrews OF Tioga Wis
tied friends here Sunday.
w. G. Kennerly made a business
trip TO Tampa Saturday returning
r. r. Rodwell returned to Macon,
N. c., last week, after six months
visit in Florida.
Miss Sallie Garland is quite sick
this week. Her friends hope to see
her out soon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
THE SPRING TERM
WILL SOON BEGIN
Many Wanderers and Other Crimi-
nal Offenders Are in Jail.
sAsRIFF FENNELL,s Work

lie Has Acted With Great Deal Of
Care and Executive Ability, and a
Result IL the imprisonment Of Great.
est Number Of Capitol Offenders.
The spring term OF the circuit
court Of the Eight Judicial Circuit
win convene in this city on Monday
next. May 8, Judge Wills presiding.
This will be one Of the most I'm.
portant sessions ever held in Ala
chua county. as many cases Of great
gravity have been held over for this
term.
Clerk OF the Court wienges states
that the docket at the opening Of the
term will be about one hundred and
four cases, OF which seventeen are
shown as carried over from the last
session OF the court. Among these
there are many charged with Grim
inal offenses, while others are of a
civil nature.
Clerk Wienges states that he has
q large number of cases TO report be-
fore the grand jury at the coming
session. Of which there are six cases
20 be returned for murder. He has
altogether nearly a hundred cases.
charged with all sorts OF civil and
criminal cases.
There are large number OF Grim
inals In jail some Of whom have been
held over from the last term OF the
court. Seventeen prisoners are now
IN jail awaiting trial on the criml-
nal docket, which was postponed
form the last term OF the court
The session OF the court in this
county is always lengthy, owing TO
the fact that the county is a large
one. and many criminals are released
from the phosphate camps in the
West End who are hardened, and who
IA many instances commit crime and
are re-arrested before they have an
to seek refuge outside
the county.
Sheriff Fennell has done well, since
be has confined six of the seven
prisoners who are held for murder.
This Is a remarkable record and the
officer should have the credit for
same, through the Efforts of his
deputies
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
MAGNETISM sPRlNos.

Magnesia Springs, May 2.-Rain is
badly needed in this section. Crops
are very backward and cattle are
suffering for water.
John Adkins. of Daytona is here on
visit for a few weeks, His many
friends are glad to see him.
Frank Cappell has purchased the
Adkins farm. and will move on the
same sometime in the near future.
We will be pleased to have Mr.. Cap.
pell for a neighbor
Miss Kittie Waits is on visit to
her sister, Mrs r. L. Barton. of
Rocky Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Boone are re-
joiclng over the arrival Of little
girl.
Miss Pearl Gay of Hawthorn is
visiting her friend, Miss ola Adkins.
Miss Julia Brown has returned
from a visit to friends on the East
Coast
Mr. and Mrs. B. w, Waits made a
flying trip to Gainesville last week.
Mrs. G. H. Kelley spent Saturday
with her mother. Mrs. Brown.
Miss Ola Adkins and Miss Pearl
Gay spent Sunday in Rochelle, the
guests Of the formers sister, Mrs. A.
A. zetrouer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
WIN open New Store,

Issac Malphurs and Mr.. Water,
worth, two well-known young men OF
this city, have investigated the need
Of first-olass general store at Rocky
Point and have decided to go into
business at that point.
Messrs. Malphurs and waterworth
are young men full OF ambition and
energy, and win'no doubt do well.
They propose to begin business in a
few days, and will carry a fun line
to satisfy the residents OF Rocky
Point and vicinity
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
Mr.. coLsoN BETTER.


Wlthstood His Trip 20 Gulf Hammock,
and Now Feels Much Better.
The numerous friends Of Perry NJ.
Colson in this city and county will
be pleased at the Information that he
reached Gulf Hammock IN fine con
dition, and the latest reports are that
he is feeling better than for several
months.
Mr. Colson was accompanied by his
good wife who looked after his com.
forts, and saw that he was properly
cared for He expects 70 remain az
the Gulf Hammock Hotel for several
DAYS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
VItrlRed Brick Walk.

Material is being placed ON the
GROUND foT the construction OF a vii.
rifed brick sidewalk on the north
side Of West Church street. between
Garden and Pleasant. the property
being owned by J. r. Rddlns, Mr..
Eddins appears 70 be firm advo.
cate OF yitrifed brick, which he be.
lieves viii outlast by many years any
other material
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
THE UNION PICNIC.
Sunday Schools VIII Visit Worthlng-
ton Springs Next Friday.
From Fridays Daily Sun.

From Fridays Daily Sun.
The committee Of the Methodist
Presbyterian, Baptist and Episcopal
Sunday schools who were Appointed
to select d place for the annual pic
mic, have eventually decided upon
Worthington Springs, as that resort
will prove the most satisfactory to
all concerned.
The picnic win be held on next Fri
day, the 10th inst. A special train via
Atlantic Coast Line has been secured,
and the schedule will be convenient
one. The train will leave Worthing-
ton at 5 p. m. reaching home at 6,
in plenty Of time for supper. The fare
will be 60 cents for adults and 30
cents for children, round trip.
Worthington is an ideal spot for a
picnic, and this will no doubt prove
one Of the most successful events of
the year
Everybody is invited to join in this
excursion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
ROAD MACHINERY TO WORK
Traction Engine and Several Cars
Were Dispatched to East End Roads.

Traction Engine and Several Cars
Were Dispatched to East End Roads.
The big traction engine and sever
al dumping cars and other appurte-
nances for road building belonging
to the county, have been dispatched
to the scene OF road building east
Of the city, The engine, pulling the
cars and other machinery, with a
good crew of hands, left the city early
Wednesday morning for the terminus
OF the hard road to Prairie Creek,
about three miles, where the force
was put Immediately TO work. The
engine Is In charge OF William Ad-
amson, man of thorough experience
The new work on the extension will
be performed under the direction Of
Supervisor Waits, who is one of the
recognized road builders Of this sec
ton Of the State. The extension will
be constructed 70 Prairie Greek, a
distance OF about three miles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
% You Love

your baby? You wonder why he cries,
Buy a bottle OF Whites Cream vermi-
fuge and he will never cry. Most
babies have worms. and the mothers
don't know II. Whites Cream vermi-
fuge rids the child Of worms aud cleans
out les system In pleasant way.
Every mother should keep a bottle
OF this medicine in the house. With
e. fear need ever enter her mind.
Price zoe. Sold by w NJ. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06

Middle has started the public "a
thinking The wonderful success tina,
has met Billiards. HorehOund Syrup
In its crusade on Coughs, influenza,
Bronchitis and all Pulmonary trou-
bles-has started The public % think.
ing Of this wonderful preparation.
They are AL using II. Join TIA pro.
cossi0n and down with sickh cas-.
Price 1Sc, soc and 800. Sold By w.
~. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
Sore Nipples.

Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may be
effected by applying Chamberlain
Salve as soon as the child is done
nursing Wipe It or with a soft cloth
before allowing the babe to nurse,
Many trained nurses use this salve
with best results. For sale by all
druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-06
woAk pRoeREsslNo NIcELY
Sewer Mains are Being Laid Among
the Principal Streets OF City.

The contractor for the sewer work,
h II. BeemaD is making fine progress,
considering the fact that he has
been so long delayed IN the matter Of
shipments from Chattanooga and Ma
con. where he has been ordering his
material
For long time Contractor Beeman
was hampered by the failure of the
material to arrive. but the cars are
coming with more regularity now. and
he expects TO complete the work with
all haste possible consistent with
good work,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-02
SOLOMON ISLANDS
GET SHAKING Up
Fearful Earthquake Visits
South Seas and CHANCES
Looks of Things.
DEEP GORGES CREATED
TREMBLER LASTED SEVERAL
MINUTES AND WAS THE HEAvI-
EST SHOCK THAT WAS EVER
RECORDED.
DEEP GORGES CREATED
Publishers Press.1

San Fran -. me steamer
Sierra, from Sydney. had among her
passengers Commander C. B. l..
Moore. United States navy. governor
of the island of Tuitila. Samoa. He
is on an Official trip to Washington
The Solomon islands in the South
seas were visited by fearful earth
quake several months ago. and SO
heavy was the force OF the trembler
that the earth was opened and deep
gorses created. The entire appear
ance of the islands was changed b.
the great upheaval. but as far as can
be ascertained there wos no loss OF
life. The news was brought here b
Governor Moore of Samoa. lie state
that a trading schooner came into Sa
moa from the Solomon group shortly
before he left for this country with
news of the trembler. The details
brought by the trader we're meager.
It is deemed probable that the
earthquake experienced in the Solo
mon islands was recorded on the seis
mographs in various parts OF the
world. but not located. According 10
the instrument at Apia. Samoa. 1t last
ed several minutes and is said TO be
the heaviest shock ever recorded. 1;
where in the South seas. but as no re
port came from any civilized isla1ds
it was believed II took place at sea
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-02
IS A MONEY MAKER
SITUATION AT CAMBRIDGE
Report Of President Gray OF the Town
Board Shows that the Municipal
Light Plant Furnished Light to City
Free.

The report of the town board of
Cambridge City for the year ending
January 1, 1907 makes a showing that
is pleasing to the tax payers of that
place. A balance of $4,729.60 is in
the treasury to the credit of the town.
and the total decrease in the debt of
the corporation is shown to be $6,535.-
SO. This sum is invested in the light
plant.
dent of the board, calls attention to
the fact that the electric light plant
is a paying investment. It's CONNER
cial patronage paid all of the running
expenses, and furnished light to the
town free. which represented sur
plus earning of about $4,000. Con-
tinuing, the report says:
Furthermore, in addition to the
showings of the report it will be pleas
ing to our citizens to hear that in the
year just closed there was reduction
made in the tax levy of 21 cents on the
hundred dollars of valuation, which
makes difference TO our people. col
lectively of more than $4,000 in taxes.
and of which each taxpayer will get
a proportionate benefit.
We favor the new law providing
for the collection of taxes at the coun-
~ seat. as more effective, more eco
nomicaI. more labor saving. more SIM
pie and in every way more satisfacto-
~ than the old town method of collec-
ton