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o. F. Mays, clerk .......... 90
j. o. Kiddle, clerk .......... %
w. C. Fleener, marshal 80. 2 90
Sam Wade, returning box. 90
Wallowa Precinct.
Edwin Marvin, judge ........ 90
H. S. Moore, judge .......... %
A. L. Tulley, judge ........ 6 90
A. E. Tulley, clerk ,......... 90
Chas. Hunter, clerk 6 %
A. S. Cooley, clerk .......... %
R. Maxwell, marshal ...... 2 90
A. l.. Tulley, returning box 4 OO
Powwatka Precinct.
Geo. L. Post, judge .......... B 90
w. E. Dearing, judge ........ 3 90
w. l. Downward, judge ........ 90
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Olof Anderson, clerk ....... 90
B. H. McGinnis, clerk ...... 3 90
Louis Carpenter, clerk ...... 3 90
Geo. l.. Post, returning box =. 10 90
Promise Precinct.
Joe Carper, Judge .......... 90
Walter Miller, judge ...... 90
G. D. Mcdaniel, judge ...... 90
j. A. Doud, clerk ........... 3 %
F. NJ. Roup, clerk ............ 00
T. C. Miller, clerk .......... 90
]. A. Doud, returning box :. 10 90
Grouse Precinct.
Peter Flicker, Judge .......... 90
E. Richman, Judge .......... %
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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-11-21

The best washing machine on
earth is the Flyer. For sale by
S, ID. Keltner.
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14
Quarterly Conference Resolutions.

Resolutions by the Quarterly Con-
ference of the st Andrews Bay Pre-
cinct NJ. f. Church South, Millville,
Fla.
WHEREAS, in the infinite wisdom
of God, Sister G. NJ. West, being
identified with every interest of the
church, has been removed from
among US, to await the resurrection
at Gods command, we wish TO offer
this brief tribute to her memory as
an expression of our appreciation of
her life and service III the work she
loved so we'll
Therefore, be it resolved.
1st. That our church has lost one
of our most earnest and faithful adj
vOcates and co-wOrkers.
2nd. That she labored to bring in
sheaves worthy of the work where
with she felt that she was called and
being jealous in all undertakings for
the building and growth of the church,
we have sustained a loss which our
tears alone can express, and we will
miss her as one who walked with God
and was not, for in His wisdom and
judgment He called her away.
Bird. That while we are grieved
that she has passed from our midst
we know in whom she trusted, and
though we cannot understand Gods
ways, we bow in submission to His
sovereign will
4th. That we cherish in loving
memory her faithfulness to duty and
to truth and we will endeavOr to imi-
tate her example of noble Christian
faithfulness.
9TH. That we extend to the bereav-
ed family our heartfelt sympathy, and
pray that God my comfort them
by the presence of the Holy Spirit.
9Th. That copy of these resolu-
tions be sent her family, the PILOT,
and copy be spread on the minutes
of the Quarterly Conference.
F. G. HASTINGS, p. G.
y. NJ. DOUGLAS,
Sec of Conference.
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14
Bay Head.

Mr. Newman and wife passed here
en- route to Chipley on business.
Charlie Pitts and O. S. Ellerbee. of
Bennett, were shopping here Fri
day.
Four drummers passed here en-
route to St Andrews one day last
week.
Mrs j. II. Porter and Miss Pearl
Ellis, of Tompkins, were shopping
here Friday.
Mr. J. H. Porter, of Millville, was
here attending to business one dav
this week.
Mr. Smith, proprietor of the St An
drews beef market, passed here en-
route to EcOnfina.
Mrs j. B. Brown, Miss Alta and A.
j. Scurlock, of Tompkins, were shop
ping here Tuesday.
Mr. Lester, trhveling salesman for
the Southern Hardware and Supply
Company, of Mobile, made a business
call here Monday,
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14
ICE PLANT!
First Carload Machinery
Shipped from Factory.
A. |. Williams Arrives to begin Building.

a. l.. Williams arrived last evening
to begin work upon the Panama Ice
COmpanys plant. He informs the
PILOT that work will be begun at
once, and pushed forward as rapidly
as men and money can do it. The
Columbus Iron Works furnish the
plant, and man to erect the same,
and contract to put up a thoroughly
up to date plant, and one that will
run as nicely and economically as any
ice plant in the country.
It's minimum capacity is guaran-
teed to be 25 tons per day, under the
most diSadVantageous conditions, and
it can be worked to a maximum ca
pacity of 602 cans of ice of 200 pounds
each. The main building is to be 81
by 175 feet, with other buildings, and
extensive ice platforms. This COM
pany has ample capital, is composed
of energetic and up to date business
men, and this port, that has so long
been without the requirements for a
successful! fish business, will soon be
in position to compete with any port
on the Gulf coast. And it is going to
do it too. Unlike the majority of the
ports, which are dominated by the
l.. q n. r. r. monopoly, this place
will have most excellent railway ia
cilities, and they have agreed to care
for the fish trade of this section of
the Gulf in way that will make the
l.. q n. points wake up to a realiza-
ton of their condition as regards
transportation.
Below will be found a letter from
the manufacturers of the plant which
is self explanatory.
Columbus Iron Works Co.
COLUMBUS, GA, May 10, 1908.
Mr.. O. E. WILLIAMS,
DOthan, Ala.
DEAR SIR:
For your information we beg to
advise that we are to-day loading out
your first car of ice machinery, pur-
chased under your recent contract
with us. All of this machinery
has been completed, and we
will let it GO forward just as rapidly
as we can get cars and load them.
Just as soon as all the machinery has
arrived, and is on the ground, wire
us, and we will have our erecting
engineer leave Columbus on first
train. We are very anxious to get
this plant in operation for all of this
seasons business, and we assure you
we will lend our every effort in ac-
cOmplishing this end.
Feeling assured that we will receive
your hearty cooperation to this end,
we are
Yours very truly,
COLUMBUS IRON WORKS Co.
j. $. Waterman
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14
Parker.

DR.. McLane, dentist, was a caller
here on Monday.
W. a. Bryan, of Chipley, was visi-
tor here on Monday.
w. H. Parker is surveying near
Bunker's Cove this week.
w. II. Parker and wife visited at
Henry Spicer's on Sunday.
Ed Pratt and wife, of Melville at
tended service here on Sunday.
j. Bowen, candidate for tax asses
sor, was visitor here on Wednes-
Mrs Ed Pratt, of Millville, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Arthur Pratt,
the past week.
The Misses Hoskins and May Brown
of Cromanton were over to church
here on Sunday.
Rev. Williams preached here sun
day in place of Rev. Hastings, who
was also present.
Misses Bertha and Minnie Hoskins
and May Brown, of Cromanton, visit
ed Mrs Walter Parker Sunday, at
tending church in the evening.
Mr. Arthur Pratt has made quite a
change in his place the last few
weeks, by cleaning, and erecting a
new wire fence around it, which adds
to the beauty of his place.
\ party consisting of Arthur Pratt
and wife, Mrs Ed Pratt and Mrs
Walton Parker, enjoyed a sail in the
sloop "Silver Spray" last Monday
visiting Panama City and St An
drews.
Last evenings railway launch
brought in G. ". Rocky, Of Dothan,
W. b. Caswen, the Journal represen-
tative, and \. /. Williams, hereafter
of Panama City. Mr.. Williams states
that Mrs. Williams will be down Sun
day Mr.. Ellis and family were also
arrivals on that boat
Last Sunday evening at 7:3O, Mr.
Chas Mashburn and Miss Annie Tip
ton, Of Pittsburg, were married, the
ceremony being performed by VIII
Gray, Notary Public, of Melville.
The young couple have many friends
on East bay, all of whom wish them
much happiness in their married
life.
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14

The Manteo was day lac west
bound, having run into St 10 after
leaving here Tuesday night on ac-
count of the gale, and laying there
until some time Wednesday. The
Tarpon was en- route from Pensacola
here during the same gale, making
her scheduled ports here as usual on
Wednesday afternoon. Both boats
came into the harbor very close to-
gether on Friday morning, but the
Manteo left about l pm, while the
Tarpon made her regular advertised
schedule.
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14
w. A. Bryan.

This gentleman has been making q
canvass of the bay country this week
just having completed one of Calhoun
county, in the interest of his candi-
dacy for State Senator. He address
large audience at Melville on Mon
day night, and one at st. Andrew on
Tuesday night, spending Tuesday
forenoon at this place.
Mr.. Bryan's announcement and
platform will be found in another por-
ton of the PILOT. 1t contains lust
such planks as all the citizens of
Washington county can stand upon,
and if elected he will faithfully carry
out ali his promises. He has had
such an experience in legislative
work as will be of great benefit to
him, and his constituents, if elected
to the Senate, and has a very thor
ough knowledge of the needs of his
district.
Mr.. Bryan is a home man, having
been born about 80 years ago on the
old plantation on the Econfina, and
comes from stock that has always
been noted for public spirit, courage
of their convictions, and fighting for
ihe principles they upheld. If elect
ed he will most atsuredly do all he
can for what this county requires
and demands in the way of making
of st. Andrews Bay a port that has
no equal on the Gulf; will use his
best endeavors to SECURE good roads
that will benefit every inhabitant of
the county, and add materially to its
valuation; favors good schools, and
is not the candidate of any corpora
ton or clique. He will undoubtedly
receive large vote in the Bay coun-
try where he is SO well and favorably
known.
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14
Railway News.

General Manager Steele has Just re-
turned from a trip to Chicago, where
he went to inspect and accept the
new passenger train that has been
built there for his road. He pronoun-
ces the equipment, StNo passenger
coaches and a combination coach.
baggage, express and mail car, as fine
as could be built, and up to date in
every respect, and when placed upon
the run, which will be as soon as the
track is laid to this point, will give
the Bay country as fine train as is
in service upon any railway in the
South.
b. w. Steele, General Manager of
the A. & st. A. B. r. R., came in on
Tuesday evening on the first train
that company has had come over the
G. a. l.. line from Bear creek, to a
point north of Harrison avenue. at
this place, which point, while they
use that line, will be their terminus
here. Mr.. Steele states that at pre-
sent they will run freight trains here
three days in the week, arriving here
about p. m. on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, returning Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. There is
quite a lot of freight now at Dothan
ready for shipment to the bay coun-
try, which will be brought in at once.
Our merchants can now arrange to
get supplies, and our builders, lum-
Der from Dothan, knowing that there
will be no delay in getting it to this
point.
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14
ST. Andrew.

John Rogers of West Bay was in
town Sunday.
J. H. Drummond returned on the
Manteo Tuesday.
Rev Roundtree held services here
on Sunday, returningto Apalachicola
on the Manteo Tuesday.
Miss Merrpman and Mesdames S.
IL. Johnston and j. H. Brown started
on yesterdays Tarpon for trip to
Carabelle and return.
Ed Day and wife were arrivals on
Wednesdays Tarpon. Eds friends
will be pleased to know that he in
tends making the Bay country an ex-
tensive visit
Capt Bert Ware has been quite sue
cessful in taking variety of fish
this past week. They are iced and
90 to the railway camps, or by boat
and rail to Dothan.
The Bracken dock is being extend
ed some 60 feet and otherwise enlar-
ged, that the Manteo may make that
its stopping place i'll the future. Mr..
Holley is doing the work.
Perley Wilson and wife and Mrs.
c. B. Willet and son were passengers
from here on the Manteo Tuesday
They have been spending the winter
on the bay and now return to their
home at Dowagiac, Mich, for the
summer. They report having thor
oughly enjoyed themselves while here
with fishing, boating, and picnicing.
st. Andrews lee Plant.
The following item from the Pensa-
cola Journal of the 9TH announces
that arrangements have been made
with Pensacola parties to put up a Is
ton ice plant at once. 1t will be seen
that a company is to be formed to
furnish light and power. All of which
will be good news for ST Andrews.
81. II. Drummond, one of the lar
gest property owners at st. Andrews,
was in Pensacola yesterday, and clos
ed deal with Pensacola parties to
put up flfteen-tOn ice factory in St.
Andrews, the plant to be in operation
by July l.
An organization will be incorpO-
rated at once and will be known as
the st. Andrews Electric Light and
Power company. After the ice plant
is in operation the company will eX-
tend its business in the matter of
light and power. An ice machine
has already been purchased, and the
work of erecting the building and in
stalling the plant Will be commenced
at once.
Mr.. Drummond left last night for
Mobile, where he goes to attend the
Inland Waterway cOnVe ton, to
which he is a delegate.
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14
Commune alton.
MIR. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
a little over month ago through
stress of circumstances Il being to-
tally blind in my right eye and
can scarcely see to walk with my
left eye | concluded to appeal to our
Congressman, Hon. w. B. Lamar,
and have him try and get my pension
increased, so | wrote to him. In re-
ply he told me to go before a surgeon
and be examined, which | did, and
also to make affidavit in regard to
several other matters on the same
lines, which | did, and sent them all
to him at Washington, d. c. In
about ten days after leaving Croman-
ton, Fla, Mr.. Lamar had my bill sue
cessfully put through the Pension
Committee, and in about three weeks
more had my bill safely through the
House of Representatives.
merely state these facts to show
what prompt and pushing legislator
our present Congressman and future
Senator is.
Every one l have spoken to about
the senatorship is going to vote for
w. B. Lamar. His experience should
count for a good deal.
VIM. GEDDEs.
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14

II. b. Tiller, of Vernon, candidate
for treasurer, was Panama City
visitor on Monday. MrTillcr is look
ing after his candidacy and reports
everything moving along satisfac-
tory. lie has made good official,
and viii receive large vote for re
election.
Panama City pilot., 1908-05-14

Tom Watts, candidate for sheriff,
was in town Tuesday, and is making
an active canvass of the Bay Country.
Tom expects to be a winner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-03

had their suspicious further aroused
by the fact that the boy had been
hurriedly sent away by his parents
to relatives living in the mountains.
where he was found.
Little by little he confessed his
guilt. but asserted that Carolina. in
running away from him fell over the
rocks and met her death. The medi
cal evidence. however. quite excludes
this explanation OF the Ave wounds
on the girls back, while II equally
demonstrates gross allegations made
by Villa against his sweetheart's char
acter TO be cruel calumnies.
Although IL sounds almost incredi
BILE. the boy returned later to the
scene OF the outrages and mixed free
ly with the doctors and carabinieri
without betraying the slightest emo
ton and later at the parish church
OF San Vito he actually tolled the
death knell during the imposing pub
lie funeral of the beautiful child he
had murdered.
BreItmaysr Lion Of Paris.
There is probably In all Paris no
more popular person than NJ. Brett
mayer. who has proved himself as
chivalrous as a knight OF old.
A series OF stories purporting to
illustrate life in Portugal have been
appearing In the Action" The writer.
Portuguese named Albanergue. who
claims TO be q member OF noble
Portuguese family. sought under the
form OF fiction, TO attack the young
king Manuel, his father King Carlos
and the monarchical form OF govern
ment in that country.
In the latest issues, the writer went
further still and made insinuations
against the widowed Queen Amelie. a
born Frenchwoman, which so excited
the ire OF NJ. Breitmayer. the famous
swordsman and fencing master. who
was recently presented TO the queen.
that he wrote to the author and called
him a liar and miserable coward for
attacking woman who could not de-
fend herself and whose position made
II impossible for her to sue him for
libel.
The letter was published In q num-
Der Of Paris papers. whereupon the
author. who posed as a veritable fire
eater. announced that he would chai-
lenge NJ. Breitmayer to mortal duel.
None Of these ridiculous French pin
prick affairs" he added. The chal-
lenge, however, never came. neither
did the Portuguese carry out his
threat to horsewhip the fencing mas
ter In public and when Breitmayer
went to the writer's apartments. 1t
was found that he had left for parts
unknown.
Paris Police Idea Endorsed.
The chief OF the Paris police IL re-
ceiving any number OF complimentary
letters from foreign visitors TO this
city for his idea Of teaching English,
German and Spanish, to a number OF
policemen on duty In all the princi-
pal thoroughfares.
The polyglot policemen are working
very hard indeed. for Paris Is just In
the hands OF the foreigners and as
many languages are heard on the
boulevards as there are countries on
the map and most OF the visitors are
finding out that they get along much
better when they speak their native
language and do not attempt TO make
themselves understood In what they
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-03
BOY LOVES THREE; USES
q METHODS TO KILL SELF

HAZELHURST. Miss. July g.
Unable to decide which Of three wo-
men he really wanted to marry. Ell
Hood, II. decided to commit suicide
In such way that each OF the women
would know that he had killed him
self for her
For Miss Carrie Nelson Is, he swal-
lowed 60 grains Of morphine; for Mrs.
Eva Spellman, 35, he drank four
ounces OF laudanum, and for Miss
Henrietta Mcdonald, 16. he put the
muzzle OF a shotgun In his mouth and
pulled the trigger with his toe.
Except that he had been acting
Queerly and had become respondent
Graves. ELI Hoods employer. said he
saw nothing in Hoods behavior that
indicated that he contemplated self
destruction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-03
NEW WAYNE CASINO ALL
READY TO OPEN TONIGHT
SWElTERING PUBLIC NOW Is AZ
FORDED AN IDEAL PLACE
TO KEEP cool.

The new Wayne Casino, adjoining
the Wayne hotel. will be opened to-
night to the public by J. r. Hayes.
1t is generally believed that this
magnificent new building will be one
of the most popular amusement
places in the city.
Occupying the entire block, from
Second to Third.sts. directly on the
river front, the Casino affords a most
beautiful view, on humid summer
nights.
Throughout the summer both clas-
steal and popular music will be pro-
vided by especially selected orchestra
and vocalists of universal renown.
The Wayne Casino will be con-
Quoted In a manner similar TO that OF
the New York city roof gardens. but
1t will be more spacious, as well as
attractive. as 5000 patrons may COM
fortably be accommodated.
During the summer the Casino VIII
be devoted entirely to popular con-
certs, for which no admission VIII
be charged, and, In the fall and win.
ter the auditorium will be used for
concerts. balls. conventions and all
kinds OF entertainments.
The Detroit symphony orchestra.
conducted by Hugo Kalsow, has been
engaged for the summer season. The
concerts will begin each evening at
7 o'clock, concluding at IL o'clock.
Signor Bartollotta, head OF the vo-
cal department at the Michigan Con-
servatory OF Music, will be the soloist
tonight. and the remainder OF the
week. He will sing tonight: III
Bacio." Arditi. aria from Martha,
Flotow: and La Donna Mobile.
from Rigoletto." Verdi, all with or
chestral accompaniment
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-03
PAVING PL.AT To
Do ALL CITY WORK
MEANS BIG SAVING ON FIGURES
OFFERED BY CONTRACTORS
FOR ASPHALT.

All OF Detroit's asphalt paving this
year may be laid by the municipal
plant Bids opened Friday morning In
the Office Of the department Of pub
lie works show that the figures of the
city plant are about IL peScent low
er on the average than those of the
contracting firms which bid on IL re-
paving Jobs.
The prices offered by the Cleveland
Trinidad Paving Co., the lowest bid
der. are from $l.9s to 1927 per square
yard Of repaving. Asphalt Expert
Clarence A. Proctor estimates. from
the experience Of four years with the
municipal plant, that he can do the
work ror an average OF s1.S5 per
square yard.
AS the yardage of the IL streets Is
close 10 $4,000 yards. the saving will
be large.
1T looks as IL the city would do the
work itself" said Commissioners Haar-
er. after looking over the bids.
The prices quoted are SO close to
the amount of the appropriation In
many cases that there Is no margin
left for inspection II the city were to
let the contracts TO the Cleveland
Trinidad company
The city has heretofore done only
resurfacing and patching. but separ-
ate bids were asked on this years re-
paving, one set of bids being for the
streets complete, while the other set
was for the concreting. curbing and
other preliminary work. BY taking
these latter bids and adding the cost
Of the asphalt work proper, the lower
price is deduced.
The municipal plant has already laid
about $4,000 square yards OF pavement
this season