The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-19
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ging, and with the two already
throwing dirt, there viii be some
thing doing in earnest in the canal
Iline.-Manatee Record.
A Costly Wild Turkey.
Andrew Edwards. a colored man
and professional hunter and fisher
man, was arraigned before Judge
McKinnon yesterday and found guilty
of exposing for sale wild turkey,
and fined $500 and costs This be-
| ing the first case of this nature and
the negro claiming innocense of law,
the Judge RENTED the fine except
$500 and cost. This will doubtless
prove an example to evil doors OF
this neutrality-suspicious. Times
Courier.
New Editor in Sanford.
| With this Issue w u. Bell, retires'
from the editorial management of the
| Chronicle, and JOS. V. Bergen, who
has for some time been business
manager of the paper, succeeds him.
| This change is made on account OF
| Mr.. Bell not having time from his
! professional work as an attorney to
| devote his personal attention to the
| business.-SanfordC Chronicle.
l hdNC ~ q tldU9uIS ohCuSC.
| The killing of brilliant and gifted
! Carmack, proves that our people are
| getting to be just as free in killing as
are the latin races, who have always
been noted for their indifference of
human life. The revolver is a curse
to the world, and the inventor placed
in the hand of man, an implement,
which he uses in the killing of his
fellow-man without taking any risk.
when doing so If it is so inclined.
Laws against carrying concealed wea-
ponS do not deter dishonest men
from breaking the law. We believe.
one of the blessings that the govern
nent could bestow upon our people,
would be TO pass a law-making a hang
ing offense to manufacture one or 10
carry.-Bartow Record.
Peanut Politics of Small Variety.
One of the first official acts of
Governor Gilchrist should be to dis
place every one of the ''perniciouSly
active" inspectors of convict camps,
etc, who spent their time travelling
over the state in the interest of the
primary. To the victors belong the
Ispoils,' general.-Gainesyill Sun.
| This paper hopes that General Gil
christ will take a higher view of the
duties of his Office than is indicated
in the above item. If a man had made
a good official he ought TO be retain
ed in Office; il bad one, he ought
to be instantly removed. TO remove
a man from Office because he favor
ed the nomination of someone else
for governor, Is to begin on a very
low plane. 1t is not the way to bury
factiOnalism and cement party unity.
| 1t is peanut politics OF a very SmaIi
variety.-Ocala Banner.
Tampa's Great Pay Roll.
Tampa made more cigars the week
which closed Saturday than during
any week of the current year. More
I than 5.000,0 900 cigars will be shipped
| from this port to the various distTib-
uting scenters of the world. The pay
rolls reported from the banks, wee
an increase of last week and were
also the greatest pay roofs of rhe year.
| Although the shipments for 1908 are
in decrease of those of last year, fol
| the present period the local factories
| were no buster last year than this
year. Every available cigar maker is
employed and there is not a man Who
wants to work in the local cigar in
dustry who cannot find employment.
Tampa Tribune.
Rainfall Destroys Oysters.
| f. G- LOnSe q company state tndJ
great quantities of oysters have been
destroyed by the unusual heavy and
continued rainfall OF the past few
months. They say that if We had es-
capped this freshet oysters would have
been more abundant and finer thar
ever before known here. In their oys-
ter beds at Rose Bay it was common
10 find individual shells three inches
wide and nine inches long, running
fifteen to twenty oysters to the
quart. They lost about 1000 bushels
out of total of 6,O0O-Daytona Ga
IZette-News.
The Boys Must Wait.
That distribution of federal patron
age will not take place as mapped
out by the powers that temporarily
be. he boys will have to wait four
years. at least, before stepping up to
the democratic national pie counter
Alas! for the great hopes and exfee>
tatiOns of some to be thus so ruth
lessly blasted. But such is politics.
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