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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

bcr5igfcit uno e%rpeiit Iid oils cine
@%obltb6terin Der 9lrmen unO Gran-
fen, Sic le6t IN ongenebmer, man
fam fnit iugeu IN Illrlui0itr llnige.
bung lno Qiebt lid teincn unniibcn
&logcn iiber Oao Sd)idial, melfes lie
betroifcn bin,
@efumtli6 mor Gugcnic inter Dem
S6ubc 0es Or. Gpons, Oea beriibnls
ten onterifoniiden 3ubnor5teS, nad)
ocm Stur5e Nopolcon'5 nad] Grgs
lalt0 cn%tfloben, no tie ieitOcm ibrc
Nobnuug bat.
M{unttion confi@5irt.
Satu, s. W}ot. - G%intouieno Sc
iucbrpotronen muroen bellte bier con.
fis5irt, gero0e ol9 lie nob pcriii6en
SGfen. geionbt iperben IoQtcn. - Gle
W{lnition mar iiir Die periiidcn Hepos
lutiondre beItimnlt, mel6e troe ser
&erIpre6uugen oc8 Sdob, elm Bar
lament 81 berifeL ibre Sbdtigtcit
niht einiteGen.
@canoter 8iin5 mir0 BOT.
6oftcr.
Stobt Werifo, 8. Wui. Ser
ocltlde @elon0tc aorl 9iin5 crbicIt
bellte Gin bon &niicr @ilbalm an Den
&%rGliOenten 9io5 gcridteteo @ono.
ihrcibelI III peldcm m~it0ctbcilt
miro, Dob Die belltife @cionbti6oit
fir Werifo in 8Gl0c 81 elmer Dot
ihoft crb0bt mcrOcn miro. @iiu5
I'M Scrbit porigcn &obrcS BON
Dem Eoiten oes @encrolfoniul3 in
9}cp 2 0orf ol3 @cionoter nod Stoot
Wt2rico periebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
@ablrcdDtsfamppf in Tlurioa.

Solloboiiee, 6ld., s. Woi.-
Der gerneinione 9cihluB ser 2egis.
lotur, onrd meldIen bcn Nc9crn on5
Wablred)t genommen peroen iollte
mo Der Den Scnot bercits poiiirt
bate, ipnroe bellte I'M llnterbolis mic.
bergeitimnt. Gie Trobibitionilten,
Die 5iemllf ltnrf i'm llnterbouS Der.
treten iino, itimmten boeegen. Gs
miroe loiort oneefiinoiet, oaB onl
Wontog Der antras eeitellt merben
miro, Dos Sotlm, nit meldem Der
SeldlllB peruorfen mllroc, in @Sie-
oerermGglmg 81 Sicben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
0raut's Gnfclin ucrlcBt.

Gan Gicgo, GoI., s. Mai. -
9ci cinem 3ltionmcnltoBc 5luiid)en
5lpei GutomobiIcn gcItcrn 9(brno iino
Sri. Sitlio Gent 8ront, Gnfelin ocS
p%crltorbcnen GrsTraiioenten II. g.
Grant, Sri. Siobel Sltgle uno 6rail
@eols @ctcl nit GROCER @lld)t aus
ibrem @ogcn 9cidlcuoert ulb idnuer
pcrlctt moroen. Gas onoerc unbc.
iddoi9te gIutomobil, melbeS ,Sop
HioerS" cntbielt, fubr Oauoll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
McrthuuQc NtcmGIbr rntocdt.

Cincinnati 9, s. Moi. -
&n cincm &oOcn an ). StroBc bobcn
0etcftipa orei oItc @cmGloc cutoedt,
ole man iiIr bic 28crfc alter Meiitcr
bait. Hiciclben limo ans ibrcm nab.
men gci6nittcn mo mobrideintid)
~GcItoblen wor0cn. Scr in @nit be.
finolid)e Ncm-2)ortcr MuIcr @cnrp
Mcioenbod erfIGrt, CT babe Die gil,
Der pon cincm Monu in Nelu-Y orf
fir So bo9 Stild 9cfurit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Wcid!iuorcncr irriinnia.

Wopnoro, MaiI., s. W}ui. -
Willis u. Nbitc, mel6cr elmer Ser
5W0lf @ciAmorcncn mar, oic Gbeitcr
2. Serbian bcs Morocs idrulOi9 CT.
fonnt bobcn, lit wobniinnig 9cmors
Den. "a 0eiiclt Soll9or5t crfldrt,
ooB @bitc idon mGbreno Oca Yro-
5ciie5 irrlinnig mar, oiirftc ser Mobrs
ipru6 Der @cifmorcncr umgeitoBen
mCr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Wuttcr cntfiibrt S0bndlcn.

Stom oro, Gonm., s. Mui. -
Srm Morp Wc@rccpcp Don 9tr. 297,
brittle Pipe, Ncm. Dorf, bat gcltcrn
Wtorgcn ibr pierj6briQea S0bnhen
@iaiam ans Dem 0ollic oca Don ibr
acihieocncn @ottcn, mcldcr bier in
Or. 1O6, Ioplors Ctr, mobnt, IN Ell.
mem gcihloiiencn @lutomobil cnts
fiihrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
3fuci Sriiocr in SdlmnlitGtem.

Wo1bingtom s. Moi. - 5.
6. GopiS, Elm @oibingtoner Gefts,
onipolt, lmo oeiien @ruoer, Der Sc.
fretdr zines 9oll. uno 9%eibpereins
tit, iino perbaitet. griterer itebt I'M.
fer Der acknowledging, ieincn GIien-
ten IonoS mlterihlogen 5u boben,
peld)e Die Sobc BON 100000 errei.
den mGgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
SoBn gigeluiu beimaefebrt.

Rem Oorf, 8. Wai. = ,,obn
9iseloip traf aeitern bier pieocr aus
Sraitretd) EN-, nno er erfl1rte, oob
er lid sur 3cit beoeuteno woblcr ais
Dor led)s @od)enL ols er feline euro.
pnfabrt ontrat, iiible. Ter olte
Nubli5ilt tit 81 Sabre oft, ullo CT
ln9te, er lei nidt %ieiuer 8eiunoheit
bolber nnd) europa geiabren, ionoern
lelne Sod)ter bate lid franf seiiiblt,
ltlto 1ie babe Den @unif ousgeipro.
6er, nod Earis 31l geben. uno oa
babe er lie bealeitet. 9ieelon iprod)
lid ilber Die Gage in 5ranfreid ans
itlto lagte, oos 2aro befinoe iif in
elmer ernItcn ariiis. benn Die arbei.
terfrage Iei aflit g~emorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
SILT nnM MIIca OIL s.

HN'i u VI Ni'NS u =
@u0upcit 8. Moi. - sd bin
lcbr mil0c, obcr ih bate nod 2llc5
aus" Go2 porcn Die Mnrtc, bic Der
grciic &oiier 6run5 &oicpb Ocm 4}rG-
liocntcn Oe5 un8nriifcn @%lbQcoronc.
tcnboulcS, @cbcimroth 5. SuitL CAB,
ais oicler lidJrgeltcrn bci"ctner 9hl'
oicni nud) Dem @eirno6cita5uitanO
Oc9 Otonordcn crtum0igtc.
SEER <itb, elmer ser &aupt-Gbulls
uiniltcn Der Observation-Disclosures -Eurtci,
bat nod icincr Nloicn5 bcim &oiicr-
a0nia 6ron5 &oiepb iih 5icmli6 frci-
miltbig iibcr icinc llntcrrcoung nit
Dem Wonord)cn oltsgciprod)cn. >Sllitb
nloHt oic Wiittbcilu1A Oob bic politi.
ldlc ariic, mclhc 5lrnGd)it ourd) bic
Giiicrcujcu iibCr Die lmguriihc @onf.
rage Observation-Disclosures, ic0cniollS
lungc bouern mcrbe. Ter Wonord
babe lclbit erflGrt, 6oB icin fltr5 be-
mciicner N%ufcntbolt IN 9llbopelt niht
geniigcn mer0e, Inn cine S0iun9 ocS
obmoItcnoen Gonilift@ bcr6ei5niiib.
rem.
Gcuti dc Nuii6riiten Der.
pont.
@icn, 8. Moi. - Sbrcn eilloc.
ilciidten GcltlhCnboB boben bic
Slopcnrn III 9oibofl &roin, micocr
betbGtigt. Sic boben Is inn Staot.
rotb ourdgciebt, ooB bic Gntfernulg
oclttif)cr Nuiihriitcn on ocn Stro.
Bcnbobncn gum 9cIdlltb erbobc,
luuroc. Inter ocn oeutid)cn 9cmob.
ncrn bon Soibnd berrid)t ocabolb
groBe Gntriiltlng, obcr tic limo Scr
ilomcniihen llcbermlodt 5ienllih
mcbrloS preisgegeben.
Nn 20. Woi miro Scr critic @alls
erntng bon Gcutihcn Ocitrcid)'s bier
o~b8choltcn mcroct. Nud) Den bis.
beri1cn NnmelounDcn lGbt iid olli
clncn 0itBerlt 5oblreiden 9cith ldlies
Bcn.
Sl cinem glniol bon Gcr5peiililng
bot, lout Melolng aus Yolo, Der
6re9otten.2 ieutenont Scinrid) 2lltte.
ROTH b. 0o5oliS mo Songentbol
Sclbitmorb begongcn. Ger ilnoc
Morine. Sffi5icr b~eiebligte ous Mi.
nenlhiii rEclifnn", melheS eeItern
olli Scr Sobe ocs an scr Miinouna
ocs acrfo III boS Nbriotiide Mcer oc.
le9cnen Scbenico, III Gulnluticll. ulli
elllen 6ellen ouiiltbr. GoS SoDr.
5elt9 bate mr. %Neriugen Shooen ers
llttcn mo mar bul0 micocr ilott ae.
mntt morocn, nber Ser lieutenant
ocrmodtc oos WiBacid)id nid)t III
ilberpinoen mo lcgtc iclbIt 0ono an
lid.
@ugenic SO Sabre alt.
2onoon s, Mai. - Gltoenie, oie
ebemolige Saileril bon Srollfreid II.
@ittlpe Napolcon's beS Grittert, be.
ging geitern IN ibrent Grill, nid)t meit
bon 9oh0orL ibren So. 8cbnrtstaa.
Srob hires boben alterS bot Die
ebemulige aoiierin boS Sntereiie fir
ibre Witmeniten uiht perIoreti, ion.
bern JIG iiblt picla @erfe Ger 9orm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

g~eltcrn aus einem StroBenbobnpo-
gen gelunItinnl binolt5 bei0rbert, neil
lie gagen cine onOerc eSrolI, Die eitlcn
idoncu Sopibut trltg, bunogrciflid)
mur0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Eafe 5nr 3eiie ms MnslanS &c.
irrsf 6. &aime, @r. 4f3, Cn.yaIti-
mureitrafc, nabe Chiffon SsnIe Noe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Nbbul 9amio's
@erm6gea.
9Sebr als siuau5ig Miaiuncn SOlars
anfgeipirt.

Sn ult5IGnoiiden 9oufen iino il6cr
$t5,O0O,0OO oeponirt. - Soil
nung, baB er bc5ijgIih Der Bic.
ieniumme nit iid banoeIn IGBt.
Die mifitGriidc %Gommiiiion
ab nad Noano. - sat 5000
conititutioneIe Grllppen sur Ser
iiiguug, nm lid @eboriam 5u err
3%lpingen. - 6run5 Soiepb lit
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

 LOCATES HERE

John Pugh. well known and skill full taxidermist, who has been at Car cross, Y. T., for the last six years, arrived on the Princess May yesterday and has announced that he will open taXidermist store and make his fu- tlre home in Skagway. Mrs. Pugh and child will arrive here on the next Princess May.
 Mr. Pugh is an artist in his pro- fession and has mounted some of the best specimens of game ever sent out of this country. He is the only taXidermist north of Vancouver, so far as is known, and he is out after the business from this section of the country. Many specimens of his work are on exhibit n the big eastern cit ies. With the tourist trade of Skag. %ay to d"aw from he is sure to be successful.
 Mir. Pugh will open his store within a few days.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
HASEYS VICTIM
 SUES RAILROAD

John Phillips, one of the victims O Ed Haseys rifle craftsmanship in Keystone canyon, filed an action in the district court today against the Copper River & Northwestern Rail. way Company, George c. Hazelet and Edward c. Hasey asking judgement for $25 900 damages on account of the wound recieved by Philips from one of Hasey's shots.
 Phillips is the man for whose wounding Hasey was convicted and recently in the district court at Jul neau.-Valdez Prospector.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

Jack Williams. James Gray and James M. Montgomery were killed by a snow slide near the Bonanza mine at 10 o'clock on the morning of April C. Eleven hours later their bodies were taken from beneath the snow and are now on the way to Valdez, having passed Tonsina yesterday.
 Seven men, who. at the time were shoyeling a horse trail about three Qcarters of mile from the mine, were caught in the slide The other four were miujurcd. The bodies of the men killed were located by steel bars and when dug out were found to be mmanglcd, indicating that death aas caused by suIrocatiou.
 William Williams. a brother of Jack Williams. II. J. Watkins and a Iaau named Clyde are bringing out the bodies and they made the tip from the mine to Tonsina in two days. According to a message re- cicvcd by the Prospcctor from James Ilsh. who is at Tonsina, they should
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
PETER KERN MEETS OLD FRIEND

R. A. Stuart, assistant general man. ager of the Pacific Coast Milk com pany, which manufactures the widely known brand of Carnation Milk, ar rived on the Georgia from Juneau on q business trip. He will go to Hatncs tomorrow and go south on the Cot. tage City.
 While in Skagway MT Stuart ac- cidentally met Peter Kern, whom ne knew some 25 years ago in Fl PaSo, Texas. The two men at once recog- r!zed each other and spent some time talking over old times.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
STAMP MILL
 FUR SUS|TNA

SEATTLE.-Willam Bartholf sailed last night on the Portland with stamp mill which he will install on the Little Susitna river for the Gold Bullion Mining Company. A small .rrospector's mill of two stamps was installed last year and cleaned up $lOOOO from the dump which had been taken out by development work for q year previously. The ore is high grade and a large deposit has been uncovered.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
SNOW SLIDE KILLED 5 MEN

arrive in Valdez tomorrow. The first message concerning the accident was rom Jake Nersted and was recicycd yesterday noon.
 Jack Williams was the only one of tine victims of the slide who was well rnown in Valdez. He was an old timer and with his brother formerly owned an interest in the Nickeli mine. He went inside with Supcrin- Lcndcnt Mcclellan of the Bonanza. Hc leaves wife and a daughter who reside in Seattle.
 Montgomery was a nephew of Charles Peabody, president of the Alaska Steamship Company. His home was in New York city but he has been at the mine since last sum- mcr. He was comparatively young man and was gaining practical cX- pericncc as mining engineer.
 Gray. according to the message from Mir. Fish, was native of Liver pool and was an engineer, whether mining or steam the message does not state.-Valdez PrOspector.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
.ICE BROKEN
 BY DYNAMITE
(8y United Press.0

NIAGARA. x. Y. April 2&-Aftc. working for 24 hours and using hun eds Of 'ons of dynamite, larg' crew of men were successful in brcal ing che ice jam at Niagara Fall which was causing the water to baci up. thus damaging property at Bui falo and Fort Erie. The fails ar, now open and no more trouble is cN pected this year.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
BOUNDARY SURVEY PARTY ARRIVE

About fifteen members of the Can adian Boundary survey party arrived on the Princess May yesterday and l,' for Whitchorsc today. The party IS under charge of F. Lambert, They will work on the International bound. ary line starting near Mt. St. Elias and the White River.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
O'BRIEN WOULD
 FIGHT JOHNSON
(8y United Pres5.)

HARRISBURG, Pa. April 23-Jack O'Brien today challenged Jack John son to fight him 20 rounds for the heavyweight championship and post ed $2.OOO which he is willing to bet on his chances. O'Brien states that h. is confident that he can outpoint Johnson in a 2O round go.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
). \. R. ELECT
 A PRESIDENT
(5y United Press)

WASHINGTON, K. c. April 2S- After the closest election ever held by the organization, Mrs. Scott of Illinois was elected president of the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton at the convention held in this city.
 Mrs. Scott recieyed 436 votes, de. f,atlng Mrs. Storey of New York by eight votes
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
.HOGGATT WENDS
 HIS WAY HOME
(ey United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 2$- Gov. Milford B. Hoggatt of Alask; arrived here today with Mrs. Hoggat, and infant and will leave for ScattiO il a short time. II, ,s curout 'ol Alaska. where he has been ordered to return by the Department of th, Interior
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

Mir. Murane, of the Otter Greek Mining company, arrived on the May last night and left for Atlin this morn irg. His company expects to do con siderable work this summer.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
TEDDY GETS ANOTHER FEED
(sy United Press.)

MAKINDU. Africa. April 2&-Theo- dore Roosevelt arrived here today ard was tendered a banquet. He then proceeded on his way to the ranch oi
 Sir Alfred Pcasc in the interior.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
BEARS RAID WHEAT PIT
(By United Press.)

CHICAGO. III. April 2&-The bears are continuing their raids in the wheat pit on the stock exchange. The price of wheat has been forced 70 two cents below yesterdays clos. ing price.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
CORDOVA GETS
 ANOTHER PAPER
Especial to The Daily Aiaskan.)

CORDOVA, Alaska. April 23-The first issue of the Daily North Star, the new afternoon paper published by Robert McChesney, will appear this afternoon. MT. McChesney states he !s not superstitious and believes that Friday is a good day to start publi- cation.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
CASTRO IS BACK IN FRANCE
(Sy United Press.)

SAINT NAZAIRE, France. April 2& The steamer Versailles with EX- President Castro of Venzuela aboard arrived here this morning Castro is indignant over his deportation from Martinique.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
SUICIDE WAS SUCCESSFUL
(By United Prees)

WASHINGTON, D. c. April 23-- Capt. George Bunnell oi the United States Signal Corps, who shot him self with suicidal intent late Wednes. day night, died yesterday afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey. April 22-Thc leaders of the Young Turks have given Abdul Hamid ten hours in which to abdicate his throne.
 II he does not agree to do this wih'n the stipulated time the army
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

Harry Heil. the Discovery merchant arrived on the May and went inside this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey. April 2&-The Young Turks and the Mace donian troops will attack the city to- right unless the Sultan abdicates.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
BRITISH MARINES ARE LANDED
Limited Press TeIe9raph,cabIe servlce.)

where the worst massacres arc taking place, and will restore order by force of arms and protect the foreign resi- dents.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

SMYRNA, Turkey. April 2&-Seve- ral hundred marines and sailors from the British battleships were landed here today and will march to Mersina
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

Ole Dickson of Whitehorse left Ol the Georgia for Sitka Springs.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
GERMANY MAY AID SULTAN
(United Press Telegraph,cabIe service)

The people of ConstantinOple are in a state of panic It is rumorcd that the Sultan has been assured the aid Cr the German battleship which is anchored in the Bosphorus.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

Laney Hubbard. the furrier, left to' Montreal on the May.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

Dr. L. S. Kellerreturned from Jun. peau and Douglas on the Georgia.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
SUI TAN MUST ABDICATE
tunlted Press roIesraph.cabro servIce.o

outside the city will attack the Sul' tan's palace.
 It is generally believed here that tbc Sultan will abdicate, as he has no adeqatc force of troops to fight the volusiOniSts.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23

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The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-23
SHIPS COLLIDE; I9 DROWNED
tUnlted Press TeIearaph.cabIe servlee.)

CHRISTIANIA, Norway. April 23-I The British steamer Oxford rammed tIc Norwegian steamer Edith off this
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-30
CHAPTER SS7S-(No. o..

AN ACT APPROPRIATING Money for the Bene
fit and Maintenance Of the Florida State Re
form School.
Be It Enacted by the Legislature Of the State Il
Florida:
Section 1. The sum of five thousand dollars Is
hereby appropriated for the purpose Of erecting
and res airing the necessary buildings for the
school. and for Improvements IN the brick ma
chinery. Said appropriation shall be paid BY the
Treasurer Of the State upon warrants issued there
for by the ComDtroller, and upon requisition and
direction of the Board Of Managers OF the Florida
State Reform School
Sec. ,. The sum of ten thousand dollars per
annum, or as much thereof as is actually neces-
sary, is hereby appropriated for the purpose Of
defraving any necessary expenses which may be
incurred by the Board of Managers in the rain
tenance OF said Reform School Said amount
shall be payable IN equal quarterly installments
upon acquisitions Of the Treasurer and Secretary
of the Board Of Managers, upon the Comptroller
who shall issue his warrant therefor
Sec. 3. All appropriations under this Act ars
payable from funds derived from the hire Of State
convicts, if there be such funds otherwise from
the General Fund.
Sec. 4. This Act shall take effect upon its ap-
prevail by the Governor, or upon its becoming q
law without such approval.
Approved Tune s, 1900.
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CHAPTER ss76-(No n

AN ACT Appropriating Money to Meet the De-
hciency in Salaries and Expenses of the Rail-
road Commissioners for the Six Months Ending
June 80, 1909.
Whereas the Railroad Commissioners of this
State have found 1t necessary in the prosecution
of litigation to incur unusual and extraordinary
expenses since the first day of November 1907
in auditing the books of the Florida East Coast
Railway Company. the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company, and the Atlantic & St
Andrews Bay Railway Company. at a total cost
of SI6,577.o8; and
Whereas By reason of SAID extraordinary expenses
there is deficiency of funds to pay the expen-
ses of said Railroad Commission. which
deficit amounts to $6,747.oI; therefore.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the State o.
Florida:
Section l. That the sum of 50 TAI. OF be and the
same is hereby appropriated to meet the existing
deficiency in the funds of said Railroad Commits
sioners and to pay the outstanding and unpaid
bills and the balance due on salaries and expenses
of said Railroad Commissioners for six months
ending June 80, 1909.
Sec. D This Act shall take effect on its passage
and approval by the Governor.
Approved June S, 1909.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-30

ing and advertising for the period beginning Janu-
airy I. 1909. and ending June 3d. 1909; and that
the Comptroller of the State of Florida shall after
auditing ali bills and finding them correct. draw
his warrant IN favor of all persons having claims
arising out Of the contract for State printing for
printing done priorrto April S, 1909, by the con-
tractor for State printing, or those operating by
his authority upon presentation to him all bills
properly approved by the officer or head of de-
partment who ordered such work.
Section 2 That the sum of two hundred ana
seventeen dollars and ninety cents (S2I7.o8
be and the same is hereby appropriated. to be paid
out of any money in the State Treasury not other
wise appropriated, to cover the deficiency in the
appropriation for printing the Agricultural Bull
letin for the year of 1908; and the Comptroller IS
instructed, after auditing all bills and finding them
correct, to draw his warrant in favor of all persons
having claims against this fund arising out OF
the contract for State printing of date prior to
January I, 1909. upon presentation TO him OF
bill approved by the Commissioner of Agriculture.
Section 3 This Act shall take effect immediate
ly upon its approval by the Governor.
Approved April 20. 1909.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-30
CHAPTER 5s70-(E0. TO-

AN ACT TO Provide for the Payment Of the Pres
ent Indebtedness Of the Florida State Reform
School
Be it Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State q
Florida:
Section I. That the sum Of seven thousand
nine hundred and twenty-oue and 6s-Ioo dollars
is hereby appropriated for the purpose Of paying
the present Indebtedness Of the FLORIDA State Re-
form School. Said appropriation shall be paid by
the Treasurer Of the State upon warrants issued
therefor by the Comptroller, and upon requisition
and direction Of the Board of Managers Of the
said Florida State Reform School
Sec. ?. Said appropriation IS hereby made pay
able from funds derived from the hire Of Stats
convcts. if there be such funds otherwise from
the General Fund.
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect from and after
its passage and approval by the Governor
Approved June =, 1909.
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CHAPTER ss73-NO. ~,

AN ACT Making Appropriations for Deficiencies
in the Appropriations Made by the Legislature
of 1907 for Jurors and Witnesses, Expenses Col
lection Of Revenue, and Expenses Florida State
Troops for the Two Years Ending Junei 80.
1909.
Be it Enacted BY the Legislature of the State of
Florida
Section / That the following sums Oe and the
same are hereby appropriated to meet the def
cencies in the appropriations made by the Legs
lature of 1907 for the two years ending June 80,
1909.
Jurors aud Witnesses ........... $50. 900. 90
Expense Collection Of Revenue zee. $1,000. 90
Expense Florida State Troops lin
GLIDING So.oos AZ on account Of
strike at Pensacola) ............ $4,000. 90
Sec D That this Act shall take eject immedi-
ately upon its passage and approval by the Gov
ernOT.
Approved June :. 1909.