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c. E. Buchanan, of Atlanta, was in
the city yesterday, having run down
to the Deep Water City to spend
day with his friend, Jas. r. Nix.
Buck says Pensacola looks good to
him and he expects to spend the Mar
di Gras season here next year.
c. F. Seftz, representing Hart
Schaffner & Marx, was in Pensacola
yesterday. Mr.. Seitz says conditions
everywhere are steadily growing bet
ter and he looks for fine business
in nearly every line this fall and win
ter.
C. K. McQuarrie, of Gainesville,
joined Prof P. H. Rolls in the city
yesterday and they will spend several
days in this county conducting farm
ers institutes.
A. II. Riley, of Evergreen, is in
the city on a short business visit and
is registered at the Escambia.
c. H. Simpson, of the Arcadia
Farms, was in the city yesterday and
was warmly greeted by his numerous
friends.
8. J. Harvey, cashier of the First
National bank of Milton, was in the
city yesterday on short business
visit.
S. r Rogers. of Gainesville, is
among the registered guests at the
Escambia.
Comptroller John G. Ward said yes
terday that licenses were being taken
out very slowly, indicating a rush
during the last days OF October of
license applicants to eScaso tne uIty
per cent penalty which viii then De
taxed The comptroller advised that
this was unwise on the part of bust
ness people, from the fact that II viii
be impossible to provide for all II
they wait too late. Every proprietor
in any line of business is liable to ar
rest after the first day Of October,
according to the city ordinance.
William George. of DeFunia11, spent
yesterday between trains with friends
in Pensacola.
The work of improving Church
street north of the city hall was
started yesterday. A curbing will dee
crate each side of the driveway which
Will be thoroughly hardened.
Twelve negroes and several white
persons we're locked up at the county
Jail at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, charged with immoral living
Some of these viii appear with 9TH
ers. making a total of twenty-fOur, be-
fore Judge E. D. Beggs at a special
session of the criminal court to DE
held at 10 q N. today, and plead
guilty. The latest bunch were arrest
ed by Deputies Lowery and Jones.
Calvin Parnen was arrested yester-
day by Mounted Officer Reed on
charges of being drunk and disorder
" and carrying a pistol concealed. He
will be given trial today
]. A. LoweFy, a mounted policeman
now under indefinite suspension and
now a special deputy to the sheriff.
was fined $40 and costs in the record
er's court yesterday for allowing stock
to run at large. Four dollars were re
mitted.
Twenty-three cases and 1922 in
fines was the record in the record
er's court yesterday. Six cases were
continued, four defendants were dis
charged and Henrietta Thomas,
charged with assauHing Ella Mccain,
with a fork. was bound over to the
county courts.
Architect Benz. of Mobile, whose
plans for the projected new county
jaiI have been accepted. was in the
city yesterday. calling during. the day
upon Building Inspector James John
son for a copy of the Pensacola build
ing laws.