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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
New York stocks irregular. coDpers un-

New York stocks irregular. Coppers un
changed.
Spot cotton 10 points down.
More doing in local mining stocks.
Associated oil advances again.
Exchange unchanged. Silver .c higher.
California -four advanced zoe per barrel.
No change in the grain market.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
Live, dressed and cured meats as before.
Hides quieter and easy.
Eggs declined. Butter and cheese firm.
Burbank potatoes plentiful and weak.
Fresh fruit market quiet.
Poultry quiet, but Arm.
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Poultry and Game

Trading in live poultry rather quiet yess
terday. but receipts were light the marked
remained frn with fat heavy hens leading in
point OF demand. Dressed turkeys stood as
before quoted there being ready market for
young birds at 2Tc pound. while old stock
brought 25626c Game was in free supply and
generally easy.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. s505.50 FOR small.
s668 so for large and $T99 for extra young
ROSTERS Sc. soar; do extra large. S10S; old
ROSTERS s4d5; flyers. s506: broilers. s46f45O
FOR large and $364 for small; ducks. s6Q0s
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DecIduous and citrus Fruit.

A mixed car Of Spitzenberg and Christmas
apples came in from the Hood river country in
southern Oregon yesterday. There were no
established prices for the Christmas apples. but
the Spitzenbergs quickly found buyers at 10 a
box While the market for California apples
was Arm, there nothing quotable over 81 so
box Quotations for the other fruits showed
hardly any change Figs were dull and most OF
Grapes Of poor quality were still in oversupply
and hard to move. A few small eonsignments OF
fancy dry muscats were received and sold at
$1.251 1.50 box.
Strawherries-s -ss@1o per chest for Lengworths
ami S2-5045 for the large varieties.
Raspberries-sSd12 per chest.
Cranberres-se. J06i0 per barrel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ID.
Apples-S1 al. 50 per box for fancy. 75000c for
choice and 40665c Tor common
Pears-Winter Nelis. S1.5001.75 per box.
other varieties. 5Ocd$1 per box.
Quinces-50c6S1 per box.
Figs-50c0S1 per box.
PomegranateS-75cQ q $3.50 per box.
Persimmons-S5cds1 per box.
GrapeS-Lug boxes, 50cdS1. small boxes, 350
soc; crates. 50G75c
Citrus Fruits tper boxl--valeneia oranges So
as so. new navels. s2-2502.7S; tangerines.
sl@1.5o per crate; grapefruit. s3@3 SO
for seedless lemons - % for fancy. 81. so
as for choice and s1@1.50 for standard: lines
S450@5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas T5c6s1.75 per
bunch for Hawaiian and s2-506350 FOR Central
American: pineaDples. $293 per Dozen
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SANTA ROSA. Nov. 19.-There was a drop Ot
25 cents in the price Of eggs here today on
receipt Of quotations from the San Francisco
dairy exchange. Dealers quoted 81 y cents per
Dozen for choice and As cents for seconds
Large quantities Of turkeys are being mar
keted. the prevailing price being II cents foe
live weight.
PETAIUMA. Nov. 19.-The Petaluna egg mar
ket dropped today, after receipt Of the quotations
from the San Francisco dairy exchange. Fifty
two cents cash paid, and 521z cents on
time. Independent dealers and speculators
paid 5111 cents Conditions remain unchanged
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 19.-The prevailing price
for eggs continues at 46 cents. Local merchants
are unable to secure large amounts from pro-
ducers.
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Gold for south America

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Crossman & sieleken
City bank S25000 in gold for export to Brazil
For export to Argentina, Heidelbach Ickel-
Bank of Commerce $3.50. .O00.s This made the
total gold export engaged for the morning ST.
100000 divided equally between shipments to
Brazil and the Argentine republic.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Money on call firm,
4l9G5 per cent; ruling rate Az per cent: clos
Ing bid, 4st per cent: offered at AZ per cent.
Time loans easier; so days, 5G5N per cent;
90 days. 4%@5 per cent; 6 months 4Ib64s
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 56751a per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
in bankers bills ct s4.s340d4. $3.50 for 60 DAYS
bills and at S4.s735 for demand
Commercial bills, S4.S21564s3A.
Bar silver. SOC.
Mexican dollars. 43c.
Government bonds, steady: railroad bonds.
firm.
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shade to 1s@Ac below the previous close
Profit taking in the December option caused
moderate weakness in oats. The volume OF
trading. however, was small At the close
prices were unchanged to 1s9Ae lower.
provisions closed &c TO 2711c lower:
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey

Fruits-Evaporated apples. s09c: apricots, 10
912c; moorpark, 121a Q1Scs peaches. 5& &07kc.
no Sos at any price; pItted plums, nominal: hgs.
315 441sc; pears. 61s d12c; neetarines. 566c.
New Raisins-Layers clusters-6 crown So so:
crown. s1.75; crown, s1-25; ordinary layers.
crown, 90c: crown. S5c: seeded. 4AQ5Ac,
seedless sultanas. 2A 94&c; Thompsons seed
less. 2% Q3Lc for unbleached and III Q7&c for
bleached loose muscatel, crown. 4cs crown,
sac: crown. &c; seedless. 2Lc-
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 14h015c; IXL.
1401415c: ne plus ultra. 13613Ac: Drake, 101z
011c; languedocs. 10910a5c; hardshells. $40
7e; new wslnuts. 1870 per ID for No. I soft
shells, s11c for No. do; diberts. -: pecans.
1412 G16cs Italian chestnuts. 12l5cs California
chestnuts. SG12c; peanuts. 4i595c-
Honey-Comb. 14G15c for water vnits aud
10G12c per ID for amber; extracted. T4c for
water white and 597c for light amber old
candied and dark amber. 444l5c per 10.
Beeswax-271a 03oc per ID Tor bgnt and asa
26c for dark.
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GRAIN STATISTICS
Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Nov. 1s-Wheat Milling-Blue-
stem. S1.0S; club. 9sd9shc. Export-Blue-
STEM Slot; club, 97c; red Russian. 95c-
SEATTLE, Nov. 19.-Wheat: Export-Blue-
STEM s1.0512 club and Fife. 9613c; red Rus
sian, 9315c
OREGON
PORTLAND. Nov. 19--Wheat: Track prices
Club, e7c; bluestem. SLOT red Russian, e5c
turkey red, csc: forty fold, e9e; Fife. 95c-
WALLA WALLA. Nov. 19.-Buestem wheat
touched the dollar mark here yesterday for the
first time this season. when approximately 5000
bushels were sold at this figure. Sales OF
turkey red amounting to so. 900 bushels were also
recorded at 30 cents Estimates show that
probably a third of the wheat crop OF this
section yet remains in the hands Of the growers
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LOCAL MARKETS
of Produce November 10
Family Retail Market

Several changes in retail rates viii be OBJ
served this week. Some kinds Of house Goals
are dearer and higher prices are quoted for
several descriptions Of fruits and vegetables.
Turkeys and other kinds OF poultry are dear,
owing to the extra demand for Thanksgiving.
while Wild ducks are in increased supply and
cheaper Dairy produce and eggs stand ex-
actly the same as quoted last week.
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Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
COWS and heifers.
veal-7H Msc for large and 96101sc for small.
Mutton-Wethers 9G10c; ewes sds5ac per 10.
Lamb-11@12c per ID.
Dressed PORK (per lb)-11a111zc for light and
9d911c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 79.-Flour-Receipts. 49,
quotations.
Wheat Receipts $4,000 bushels: exports.
pol ,636 bushels Spot firm; No. red S1.26.
nominal domestic elevator; No. red. 81. 251a.
nominal I. o. b. ahoat; No l northern Duluth.
$1.179s, nominal. f. o. b. shoat; No. hard
winter S1211h nominal, T. o. b. adoat. Fear
of manipulation in December held wheat Arm
most of the day. in the face of bearish news
regarding crop conditions in principal exporting
countries but near the close prices gave way
with moderate selling and the close was at &c
net advance for December and II &C lower to 1sc
higher for other positions northwestern au-
thorty estimated that there are left los. 100000
bushels OF the spring wheat crop TO last until
next season. December closed at S1.17, May at
S1.121a and July at s1.041s-
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Northern Busines.

PORTLAND. Nov. 1e-clearings, SLAP, ,ss5;
balances S2O3 1885,
SEATTLE Nov. 19.--Clearings, 81, ,o43, SIS:
balances S271. .3T0.
TACOMA. Nov. Is.-clearings, ss75.7l2 bal
sPoKANE. Nov. 1s.--ciearipgs. s7ss, ,41e; bal
ances, SI23 S09
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Bank Of EnrIond Ru,,,on

LONDON. Nov. lp.-Bullion amounting TO
E97, 600 taken into the Bank of England to,
day and $1,000 was withdrawn for shipment to
South Africa.
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Boston Stocks and Bonds
BOSTON COPPER sTOCks

BOSTON. Nov. l9.-The Boston copper shares
opened at a still higher level of prices, with
trading very active and some stocks excited
North Butte was the feature and advanced TO
69I5 on large buying. Other prominent features
were Lake Copper. which sold at 44i4, new
high record. and I3s higher than last nights
close.
Osceola also shows gain Of a. There was
large trading inItah Con. up TO So. which is
gain of points. Superior Copper opened at &C.
? points higher than the close, and IS holding
its gain. Mohawk. on small transa ctions. gained
"a Practically all of the low priced issues
are fractionslly higher and are showing strength,
especially in the Cole Ryan stocks.
Calumet and Ariz. has been the exception to
the rule and shows a reactionsry tendency.
The industrial and railroad department is much
neglected. although prices firm.
The following list is furnished by z. F. Hut
ton & Co., 400 California street, San Francisco,
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hank CIearings

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Brastreet's oahk q cleah II .
shows an aggregate of SO, ,49s 156 600 as agalnst n
So 500 923 600 last week and So, 40o2toooo III tue
corresponding week last year:
The following is list of the cities -.
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Loans. Exchange and sfrver

Prime mercantile paper ......... 506 per cent
Loans on real estate D n as per cent
Sterling exchange. so days. Ia .S3N
Sterling exchange, sight. DTS SIX
Sterling exchange. cables al. SSZ
New York exchange sight. ......- "a 3
New York exchange. teegraphic. "a 10
Hongkong exchange, sight ...... "a 42%
Hongkong exchange, telegraphc. a 42h
Silver per ounce. ...-......... IA 50A
Mexican dollars, nominal "a so
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris Observation-Disclosures. 5f6Js
New York on Mexico. co................. POI "
Paris London %. 20
Berlin London. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Nov 19.-The condition OF
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was follows:
TRUST FUNDS
Gold coin 1851. $50, $50
Silver dollars .......-........... S7,s43. 900
silver dollars OF 1880 ---....-... 4.009. 900
Silver eertncates outstanding .--.. 4SI ,s43, 600
GENERAL FUND
Standard silver dollars in general
fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.o11,s $40
Current Liabilities ............-... 100, 533. $40
Working balance in treasury Offices 27420 413
In banks TO credit of treasurer of
Of United States ................ SO. .5s7, ,152
Subsidiary silver coin ............. 1878, 600
Minor coin .......-.....,.-........ 1,469, ,41S
Total balance in general fund ..... 4.76O, ,903
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Rutter cheese and EGGS


The rnUard trend in the prices for the oesa
eggs received check yesterday "nen tns NJ.
ket became topheavy as a result OF : ns-evions
cnrtsilmenf of buying caused Dy the previous
hirh price level For the first time IN SOM .
days sellers outnumbered buyers on me eA-
Change and small selling pressure forced extras
down 2lac to a quotation OF IS 13c aozen- AVo 10
other grades were unchanged bu1ier ~aS u u
free znpDlv and although some receivers were
csrrvfnc somewhat OF a surplus or extras tno
market remained firm. The cheese marSe1 rs-
tanned ali the hrmness noted frequently q Idte
and new California nat nrsts were !2c Msnel 81
lie a pound, that being the only change IN the
sales on the exchange were as follows:
EggsE25 cases Of fresh extras at Doc and
Cheese.25 fancy new California dats at 1se a
pound. 40 az,
pounds Of cheese and $50 cases OF eggs
The following official quotations estao-
lished BY the sales, bids and oners on the noor
OF the dairy exchange. Prices IN the streets
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from &c to &c nlgner, OWING %
the various charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 5z17c per los
drm do hrsts, 301ac. steady, do seconds. &c
steady; California storage extras. oOc, nrm; ex-
ira storage ladies. 2515c. steady; do nrsts. &c
steady.
Cheese-CaIifornia fancy fats. 1sc per 70.
steady: do hrsts. 1Tc hrm: do seconds, 1oe.
nrm: fancy Young Americas. 19c steady: do
hrsts, 17c. firm: fancy Oregon Young Americas.
1S1ac nrm: do dats. TIC, firm: California fancy
storage nats, 16c, hrm: do hrsts, lo97c, nrms
storage Young Americas, 1S6c, hrm; New YORK
Eggs (per dozen. cases tncluded)-Californl1
fresh extras, 5312c, steady; do nrsts, oOc, nrms
do seconds. 30c. nrm; do thirds. 2Scs hrms Cali
fornia storage extras, 31e, steady.
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SEfSAWING PRICES
INAMOODY MARKET
Conflicting Influences in Wall
Street Have Depressing Eff
feet on Dealings
New York stock List

E. F. Hutton Co.. 4so California street.
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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London Closing Stock

Money. 315G "a per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is AZ d4j5 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three months bills is Is d4k per cent.
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Portland butter Market
Egg Market in Nearby Counties

PORTLAND Nov. 19.-Butter-City and coun-
try creamery, extras. 36c; fancy, 32935c; stores
19@21c.
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MininC Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
C0NST0CKS
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Nov. 19.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm. No. rye, 1915 nc; feed
or mixing barley. 81 SIC; fair 10 choice mailing
barley, 5SG671ac; No. 1 southwestern haxseed,
s1.72; No. l northwestern haxseed. 81 50; timo-
thy seed, 50. I5; clover, 50 50914; mess pork,
Sl3 20: short ribs sides tIoose). 11.3TIs 01
11.621a; short clear sides (boxed), $11. .6213 q
11.T5.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 555 900 bushels; exports for the week. as
shown by Bradstreet's, equal to 6.1S6.O00
bushels: primary receipts T14.0O0 bush
els. compared with .297 900 bushels the cor
responding day a year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. 80 cars: corn, 130 cars;
oats, 116 cars; hogs 49, 600 head.
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California Flour Advances 2Oc
Hide Market Quicker and Easy

livestock, delivered in San francisco gross
weight: -, -. IL. Atkr res
,n- Under 900 lbs. 4c; second quality, S+94c1
third quality, 3l5c 80, .s ,,,.lt.v
No / cows and heifers, Sac; second eu1-aryis. eu1a.ryi.
sc- third quality 21zc; common, thin, undesiraois
e0Fs Fat bulls and stays. 1A@2c; half fat or thin
0uI.s csivesTLight weight. per lb. SIC; medium
PC shss, 5ner ibj[Wethers. No. 1. 4%95c; sEeA.
amhs (per Ib)-This years milk lambs. &c:
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed. weisnin,s. ,.o ~ -,
to 140 ms &c; 40 TO $50 lbs, IA QE&e; zSv 70
sSo Ibs 7c. common undesirable hogs. "A % 77S-
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New York Money Market

-N'4t UttdUAt
other items than cleariHgs ssNot included
totals because comparisons are incomplete.
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String Beans, 10. ga 8
/ Summer Squash. .lb-0 S
Sprouts, per h.. 90 Z
spinach. per ID. Cd s
Tomatoes, lb..-..-@ 5
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-20
Mr.. HattOn Defends
His Original Plans

Wilmington, Del June Is, 1909.
Editor Pensacola Journal:
Having just read your editorial Of
Sunday, the 18th inst, regarding a
destrability in changing the adopted
plans for the improvement or Pala-
fox street, between Garden and
Wright streets, and Wright street,
east Of PalafOx street, l feel 1t in
cumbent upon me as the designer of
such improvements to briefly discuss
the main points which induced the
design.
Palafox street, between Garden and
Wright streets, is $50 feet wide, ana
the design provides for 20 feet grass
plot in the center, through which two
lines OF railway tracks are located 81
feet wide rOadWayS on each side or
grass plot, 10 feet wide grass plot on
either side adjoining sidewalks II
feet wide, built next to the building
line.
The idea of the grass plots be-
tween the sidewalks and the road
ways is two-fold. Principally to pro-
vide for a space for the sewers, water
and gas mains, where they can al
ways be reached without disturbing
any of the permanent pavement This
is in line with the most modern
municipal construction, where this
underground work is being placed
under the sidewalks, where the streets
are not of sufficient width to provide
for grass plots. II is true that the
present water main is laid in the cen
ter of PalafOx street, but when it be-
comes necessary to change this it
will certainly be laid under these
grass plots.
In all semf-tropicaI cities it has
been a custCm to provide permanent
awnings over the sidewalks in bust
ness streets to protect the shoppers,
and goods exposed in show windows;
these awnings are usually made to
suit the fancy Of each owner and are
thus rarely uniform in design, so
that the general appearance of the
whole street is. injured thereby In
order to render these awnings I'M
necessary my purpose is to plant
shade trees along the center Of these
grass plots which will not only add to
the beauty of the street, but serve
the same purpose as awnings now do,
and this row of trees in combination
with the row to be planted on the OPP
posite side of the roadway will
eventually form an aTbOr over the
sidewalk and roadway, which will
greatly add to the appearance of the
street, just as those beautiful trees in
LOusia Avenue in Brussels add to the
appearance of that magnificent thor
OUghfaTe
The objection advanced that the
grass plot intervening between the
sidewalks and the roadway will only
become a mUIs hole or dust pan is
imaginative, because Pa1afox street
will be a retail business street where
there is no need for the storage of
goods upon the sidewalks, and upon
which each owner will strive to make
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-20
PENSACOLA. FLORIDA. SUN DAY MORNING. JUNE 90 1909
MIR. HATTON ON THE
PALAFOX AND WRIGHT STREET PLANS.

publish
Wright paving plans change which The Journal
He
DoS s S @ sn n he ha 1T ssr ns6 R me
Mr. Haons employment by the city much for the
themselves
matter Of opinion In this case as one Of the interests anee.ed and
xocr as believes it does the vast majority Of All Of the %
The objections
an Mr. Hattos letter the subject beginning with his
two-fod-hrst plan
affects and water mains and second affects the
would work out but 1T won't
under
leading
the pavement to the retail store door and that elsewhere
main with all these things strikes
denee streets where side grass plots are both possible and
plots
the portion Q he o
this awning plan is practicable which it not What are these %
growing?
And how is going to be possible to grow line of trees that will
the windows from the the people both
do and be done this climate?
chants want their fronts their lights their electric
hidden trees? The questions
plan would make
PalafOx leads
side likely to op With all OF the consolidated in the middle
symmetrical Hatons
AS Wright street. Mr. figures do not correspond with his
sidewalks when his calls for 1OoO sidewalks of
his plan calls 2Sfoot
its
out Of his endorse claim that doubtful
cratic in fact The
a that is
be
That would be the sensible, logical thing
Mr. Haos plan is carried into effect it will simply
RnoW
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most Indifferent citizens are begin
ming to take an active interest in the
growing OF prize vegetables and
flc wers. The exhibit opened in the
morning at IL o'clock, and from that
time on until late in the afternoon
large numbers Of persons stopped IN
to see the results of the chiidreu's
Work. A great many of the childrel
who won prizes were little tots, which
attests the great enthusiasm and ssst
with which this years exhibit was
entered into. The whole of the ex-
hibit rooms were crowded with the
flowers and vegetables. There was
hardly room to get about comfortably
on account of the large numbers OF
people Who swarmed the plaza
Florida School Exponent.
About Like Other Folk.
The Pensacola Journal sees some
good in the egislature.-Ocala Star.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE JOURNAL
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/ his front as attractive at least as his
neighbours for advertising purposes,
il not from pride. A cement walk
from in front of his store door to the
curb line adds to the appearance of
his front and is all that is necessary
for the convenience of his patrons.
Without a tree space on either side of
the roadway, Palafox street would be
lop-sided.
It is not possible to treat Wright
street as PalafoK street can be treat
ed, owing to its width. Your edi-
toriaI suggests the paving of road
ways on each side of the street ad-
joining a II feet wide sidewalk and
maintaining a grass plot in the cen
ter? Wright street between Palafox
and Tarragona streets is 106 feet
wide, upon which there is a double
track railway occupying about 20 feet
in width. If two Il feet wide side
walks and two 80 feet wide roadways
are built it leaves % feet in the cen
ter. If the car tracks are located in
this center they occupy all of it leav-
ing no space for ornamentation; and
If they are placed in the roadways,
which the city has no authority to
require, they occupy a large part of
these. Under this arrangement there
is no opportunity for tree ornamental
ton, as there is no place upon which
to locate trees where the arch or ar
Dor effect can be secured, so that
eventually you would have a bare,
bald street, 100 feet wide. with no or
namentation of any kind, which is
about the most undesirable appear
ance for any street in a Southern
city
Under my design with a 40 feet
wide roadway in the center and 81
feet wide grass plots On either side
you have an opportunity of maintain
ing large shade trees upon either side
of the roadway which will shade both
the roadway and sidewalks, and will
give the visitor, just reaching your
city on a warm summer day, after
hot ride In the train, a feeling of rest
and GOODNESS, which will be increased
by the time he rides down your tree
covered Palafox street and arrives at
the new hotel at Garden street
Splendid shade trees can be grown
! in Pensacola II they are properly Sc
Iected and intelligently cared for, and
it was my expectation that the city
authorities would get the best advice
obtainable before planting the trees
which will be necessary to carry out
my design.
Very truly yours.
T. CHALKLEY HATTON,
Consulting Engineer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-20

The law of the land does not sane
ton murder, be the victim saint or
sinner. Thaw. the. abominable, went
out to look for Stanford White (per-
chance still more abominable) found
him and killed him. A chorus girl
habituee of the dirtiest spot in Amer
lea, Gotham's tenderloin, was the
woman in the case" Therefore Mrs.
Thaw's declaration that Jerome is
"hounding" her son is absurd. She
had better thank God that the plea of
insanity saved him from two thou
sand or more electrical volts at Sing
Sing prison and should be willing to
permit a dangerous victim of emo
tionaI insanity to remain in cenfine-
ment.