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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
NOWINSKI GETS WARRANT.
Accuses Youth Of Pounding Out Eye
With Beer Bottle.

Nicholas Nowinski. of No. cal For.
estave east, whose left eye was
knocked out by beer bottle. thrown
when he tried TO chase mob nj
young hoodlums out Of his yard. swore
out warrant. Friday. naming Frank
Gralski. aged &c, OF No. els Theodore
St. as his assailant.
Assault with intent to do great
bodily harm Is the charge made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK July 30.-Pork, quiet.
mess s2lb0G2l.,5 Lard. irregular;
middicwest. spot. s11.50 a ITO. sugar
raw. quiet. refined steady. Coffee. Rio
No. I. spot. ia 97sec. Tallow quiet
city. 9-l6o: country. 5-lsWo ~ 10
Dressed poultry firm; live poultry nfm.
unchanged. Cheese steady. full cream
specials l4L ui5Ac; skins specials.
Ike; full skins. az 02%c.
Coffee options opened steady. un-
changed TO 5 points advance. Butter.
barely steady. receipts. 6.s42. Cream
cry. extra &c We: state dairy tubs, 20
q zee; imitation creamery. hrsts. 22c.
EGGS firm receipts 3.251. Nearly white
fancy 3og SIC; mixed. 24Q21c: fresh
Hrcf n q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
Ann Arbor Man Touched"

r. w. Legget. Of Ann Arbor. Mich.
reported TO the police Friday noon.
that while he was on a Woodward car.
between the Michigan Central depot
and Safest. someone took his purse
containing $50 and a railroad ticket
to Lindsay, Ont, out OF his pocket.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
BOSTON COPPER,
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co.. July 80:
The morning session Of the copper
price changes. The market has been
confined to a few issues but the tonc
generally Is strong with a distinct ten
dency toward higher prices. Hecla is
up 10 points. n. b. got as high as
5S%, a gain of Ia. The Smelling Is
sues are prominent features of the
trading and fractionally higher. Sup
erior Copper Is fractionally lower on
realizing sales. There has been very
little doing In the low priced copper
shares this morning. In the Industrial
list Mass. Gas. American Wooden and
lures
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a Co. 116-11S Griswold-st.:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
STEEL COMMON
SELLS At 70 IA
Market Exhibits Strong Tone and
Prices Advance-Heavy Transac-
tons Are Made in Steel Stock.
NEW YORK STOCKS CLOSE.

Allis Chal 10 =, Anna { 81 -, Am I
a. r, 64S.. do pf l2O. Am Cot " 90 /,
Am Ice CO 81. Am Loo "a Am Smell
~ u. Am Sugar l3lls. Am 4 y l+S.
Am lob pfd lOl u. Anaconda +s. Atc0
lisA. Bait q . 49,, Brk L IN
Can Pac lS6. Cen Leath SiA. ches *
q 5sn. Chi a CT West l, G Al a. 81 +
l5sis. Chi * Nwst 1871. Col h x ! a, y,
Consol Gas lleA Corn Prod "a u. Del
& IA i94A. Den * X g +9n Dis =
sss., Erie 81 ". do lst pf 5i5.. do ii
pr IS. Gen Elec l70h. CT Nor pr i5s.
CT y ore ett 10 y, Ills Cent 10. "a. Int
Met ISL, do pr ~ =. Kan 5 as: Ran
{ 5 pr SS4.. Louis 4 i4sh NJ * I
AZ a. Mo Pac 75As. Nat Lead s7Ap. New
house "a, ny c 5lTs. NJ o W
Penn r II 1891, PEG G 4 C ll+A. Press
81 c Asa. Read i5sla Rep ! g. q.
do pr 100. Rock Is S9A do pr 7es.
Sloss- Shef ss7s. South Pac 1854 South
Ry s3hs. do pr -. T. 81 l. q w 5oA
Union pac 2oA Union Pac s2h, L )
7S+s. do pr 1854, Utah Cop SO, Wao
2lAs. West Tn 7 20. West Mfg ssh
Wab pref 81 n. l. ; Bonds lo6A. Texas
80 a.. Third Ave 20A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 26hc:
flrsts. 25hc; dairy. zoe: packing STOCK.
l9c ID.
Egwx-Fresh receipts. frsts. cases IN
cIuded % &c. Receipts on Friday were
ST. cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
Markets and Finance

alsike. 1926 bid: sample alsike. = bags
at s1.75, at 1876. 10 at $S.Ie. at 30.
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
day included 246 bills OF hour, , cars OF
wheat and 8 OF oats. No Withdrawals.
Stocks are i59.0iy bu OF wheat, l0o.e9.
bu OF corn, 26.5it bu OF oats. $50 bu VI
barley and LESS bu OF rye oo .l
Argentine wheat visible. $4,000 on,
week ago. $4,000 bu; year ago. 1900
900 bu. A. r.,
This weeks wheat exports: Argen-
tina, 100000 bu, AUSTRALIA. zVs:vvv on.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg, 81 cars
year ago. as.
los cars; year ago. 1879.
Wheat in Liverpool closed n q y q
and corn a higher
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Friday. 1887, 900 bu: year ago. i.oas'oOo
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday
CHICAGO WHEAT LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Carson
Craig & Co. July 80:
Good action in wheat so far. Sept
price has been up close TO 81 05ts and
on TO sl.04t now "A over low point
not much change from close yestedas
There has been little selling pres
sure In Dee. which has been OF T.
SlO2% Armour grain. Darrell. Chapir
had led the selling. No fresh black
rust reports. Our advises from NORTH
Dakota points indicate that rust; III u
exists. Is local and not general. ant
the crop promises are still big. Kan
sas City claims country offerings oil
wheat light because farmers are get
ting only 80 cents Northwest has solt
some wheat here.
CHICAGO. July 3o.-Wheat openes
here steady TO SIS up for the ACTIVE
months with trade rather small. Corr
trade light. but market opened easie'
all around. Oats steady 10 3-s lower
Provisions higher ali around
Noon--Wheal was nervous and veal
all morning. Corn strong; oats easet
Off.
Close-Wheat closed very weak al
around. Nearly all corn and oats iu
lures closed at the days low.
Reported for The Timos by Hayden
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone Co. lls-llS Griswold-st:
Open. High. Low. Close.

TOLEDO. July 3o.-Wheat: Cash and
July. $40; Sept. ,io7% Dec. sizes. 2;
73c Sept, 69ac: Dec. 5sAc Oats:
Cash and July. 4Sc. Sept. 3s4c; Dec.
4lc: May. 42hc. Rye: 30. 2. 75c. Clo1-
erseed: Cash. $500: Oct. and Dec.
$40; March. $500. Prime alsike, 40.
Prime timothy. Sc OIL. butter eggs
and hay. unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July 30.--Cheese. twins.
14A @14hc. young Americas. 10 20
l5hc Butter creamery. extras, csc.
hrsts 2312c: seconds. 22hc: dairy. ex-
tras. 23hc. Eggs. rirsts. nc; seconds.
1870. Live poultry turkeys. l4@ 1412c;
ducks. 1lQl1nc: geese, sVsc. fowls.
l44l4L1c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
Three, Injured, Seek pamaqes.

Three damage suits arising out of
the same accident were fled against
the ID. u. r. In the circuit court. Fri.
day. The plaintiffs are Mary Leach.
who asks for $4,000: Anna Bingham,
who wants $1,000, and Sadie Van Du.
sen. who win be satisfied with the
same amount. These women were In.
jured, seriously. they claim. when a
fourteenth car Jumped the track on
Beaubien-st.. between Hendrie and
Palmer-aves.: on June n. 1909. and
struck trolley pole.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., No.
Is John R-st Phone 1898.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
NEW BILL REVISES
DOWNWARD ON NECESSITIES


last census returns OF 1905. showing
the amount OF domestic consumption
OF articles upon which duties had
been raised. and also the articles upon
which duties had been lowered by the
bill as reported.
This had been done. he explained.
because certain comparisons had been
based on the amount OF importations.
Duties have been lowered where
they were too high and sometimes
prohibitive in character" he said. "Fo-
that reason the importations were
comparatively small. On the other
hand, they have been raised in some
instances, where the tariff was insult.
fcient for protection. and the impor-
tations were very great"
Payne then presented the following
tables. which, he declared. showed the
consumption value OF articles on
which rates Of duty had been increased
and decreased In all cases where
amount Of production could be ascer'
tanned:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30

NEW YORK. July 30.-The an
nouncement of the conference commit
tee agreement impaired renewed
strength TO the market. resulting in
an opening gain ranging from small
fractions to full point In Reading
New York Central. Southern Pacific
and Steel were active and in demand
at stiff prices. Western Union adj
vanced in all three points to n IL.
After the initial outburst of strength
realizing developed In Reading which
caused recession OF 1-2 per cent from
the top and Southern Pacific receded
slightly.
The whole market, however. was
broad and active and realizing sales
were easily absorbed. BY the end OF
the first Is minutes the market con-
tinued decidedly strong.
IL q. m.-All through the first hour
the market continued TO exhibit a
strong tone. Just as the market was
becoming reacuonary Steel common
assumed the leadership and on trans
actions In heavy volume reached a
new high record at 70 IA. This seem
ed to impart renewed strength TO the
whole market and prices again head
ed upward.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong
Noon-During the second hour.
prices continued to advance and sever
al new high records were recorded.
Union Pacific reached a new high lev
Ell at POI IA and Steel common rose
to 70 IL. Reading rose ga and the
second preferred advanced abruptly
four points TO l01. The metal shares
were strong. Amalgamated
was up l point. National Lead liz
and Smelling 21-S. while Colorado
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-30
M A r | N E
Detroit.

Detroit.
DETROIT, July 30.-Up: Mary, 1880
p. m. Thursday; Bethlehem. TruesdaIc
=: Sierra. 2:2o: Syracuse. 2:45; Mary =.
Eiphicke, 3:25; w. J. Carter. 4: VAIN
wright. $40: Duluth. 6:l6; wnkesbaptc.
Sullivan. Joliet, cherwin. s:l5 last
night. Sheadle. $40; Hopkins, barge,
~; Hutchinson. lO:l5: ID. NJ. Whitney.
Houghton, smeaton, 1915; Tagona.
barge. Western Star. 1850: Iroquois.
Wade 4;l5; Minneapolis. 4:4o; Cornell.
s:2o; Phipps, $40: boiic. 1880: Mather
spig), s; Normania, $3.50; Turret Crown.
barge. 1918. Refs. IL: Jas. Davidson,
Murphy. Manda. Saginaw, 11:40.
Down: Turret Cape, 1910 p. M
Superior. 2;sO: VIM, ii; GratwIck. s:as:
sequin, $3.50; Henry b. Smith. Corri-
gan. $40; steamer Lily. Kongo. 4: Dir
Key. 8; steinbrenner. $50; Presaue Isle.
John Barium, s:l5. last night; Goge-
bic $3.50; Scholeraft. 1880; w. Z. Fitx-
gerald, IL: Italia. ll:i5; Alpena. IL 30:
Rock, 4'ao: Matsafa Mclley. 8: co piaGK
bia. T:40; Briton, Queen City, 9:4O; Sui
tana, 1890: Milwaukee, Fulton. Bryn
Wawr, il:25: Lin. 11.40: Boland. IL: so:
American 500.
6AULT STE. MARIE. July 3O.--Up:
Aepald, 1850 p. IN. Thursday: kctch-
I'm, Schuck Athabasca. 1880; Denmark.
Waldo, 2; Corsica. Jas. Wallace, 8:
VIM Hawgood. Lagonda. Z, L. WAL
lace, Rensselaer,, Thomas. A.. GeorGe
King, Teutonia. Gaun. 4.30; Maunaloa,
8. Hamcnic, Sellwood, Rochester, :;
Matthews. Berwind. Z: Tagona, s.: Ma
ricopa. Roebling, $40: Wiipcn. 2
tLarge) Sam Mather, Turret Court.
IL last night: Bixby. suffing on mid /.
night; Midland King. Wisconsin. ]:
Holland. Keith. q Wyoming Russell.
Gilchrist Durston. 1880. McDougaI.
Marcia Flint. Redington, 8; Simla Cey-
lon. $3.50: Sylvania, 100; Collinawood
$780, VIM. $. Mack. Ranny $50; Pio-
neer. Chattanooga. Matoa Senator. ii
Monroe Smith. 1870; John Mitchell,
noon.
Down: Davock. l D. m. Thursday;
Shenango, 80. Alva, 2: Michigan, $50,
Gilt ert, Caledonia. Edenborn 4:SC:
Hurlbut Smith. Cranage. 6: Trevor
zimmermans Z: scopa. 1880: Waiter
scranton. Portage. Barnes. Osborne
Nettleton 10 last might. Garretsor.
Mnriposa. 1890; Sinaloa. IL 40; Andre W
Upon a. IN. Hecker, $40: Charles
ScT t,3O- Hartweli fpteel9 Bradley
k:30; Strathcona. z: Leonard Hanna a:
Rockefeller Krupp.5 10: Ishpeming
1880. Alberta II 80. Augustus woltif
Ball Bros. Badger state. noon.
Three, Injured, Seek Damages.
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otals s4s7s122lae 1882. 512.5c.

OF the above increases the follow.
ing are Injuries. being articles strict
ly OF voluntary use:
Chemicals, including perfu-
rNarIaa nnnadaa and lika
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Reported for The Times oy Carson.
Craig AZ Co. July 80:
Public interest Is being gradually re-
yived. The trading today indicated
larger participation than has been no
,ad for some time Better feeling has
been stimulated by the favorable re-
turn in the tariff discussion. together
with the aggressive buying by Inter
ests closely identified with the market
movements. n. Y. G.. and Reading were
the features among the actives. Con-
siderable profit-taKing has been In
evidence. Some irregularities may De
noted tomorrow. but appearances mol
cate much higher prices.
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sEx div. 3 per cent.
TEX div. 2 per cent.
Tex div. IL per cont.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05
Houses Wrecked by the
Force Of Twisting Storm

SYLVANlA. Ga. June A half
dozen persons. probably more. were
injured In a terrific cyclone that pass
I'd over the lower part Of Sorevcn
county az o'clock yesterday after
noon, and while NO life has yet been
lost because Of its passage. many per
sons escaped by seeming miracles
houses falling about and upon them
aithOut lnniCting fatal injuries,
II completely wrecked the home Of
stephen Thomson. white farmer.
and. buried under is ruins the farm.
err his wife and children. An act
% heroism followed when the older
Of their sons after working yaliantly
despite his injuries. managed 20 ca
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05
House Votes to Repay
Special Drainage Tax

the land was assessed OF the moneys
collected This bin was vetoed by
Governor Eroward.
The money has remained in the
custody of the Comptroller the past
several year,, aud by the bill passed
Yesterday me Comptroller viii re-
turn to the tax collectors OF each of
fhe counties Interested the amounts
collected The money will then De-
refunded to the individual u1 pay
.r-
Wrh th, disposition of tli- import
arr natter and the passage oI ,he
200 arn.ratIus t-2ssH0 Tor State
educational institutions tls House
seuIed down t0 the finishing work 0f
a. resson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05

tricate himself from the fallen tim
beers and debris OF the house and then
rescued the other members OF the
family IN turn. Mrs. Thomson was
very seriously hurt, but the others
Of the family sustained injuries less
grave. though very painful
Many Of those who were caught
by the cyclone saw Il approaching.
but owing TO its velocity were unable
to End places Of safety before IL
Struck. Il Is stated that the storms
appearance was that OF an ordinary
whirlwind. such as are frequently
seen In summer. though n was very
much larger and moved with much
greater rapldity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05

yesterday notable A basket dinner
and a barbecue were provided BY
the people OF Todd and Christian
counties. which share equally the
town OF Fairview. and when Col w.
A. Milton OF Louisville. as chairman
In the absence OF Gen. Young. who
was detained in Chicago. opened the
meeting the homestead Of the Davtses
was crowded
Gen. Young. a prominent Louisville
lawyer. wrote the chief address OF
the day and Il was read by Col. nal.
ton. He asserted that every South.
ern State should rear a shaft %
jefferson Davis. whose character and
sufIerings he dwelt upon sympathetic.
ally. Tie paid high tribute 10 lin
coin. saying that the time had come
wnen men might speak kindly and
truly OF the past. He said the mes
sage which the United South gave
TO the world nov was one OF ever
lasting peace.
The plan 10 % raise $4,000 more
with which 10 build a memorial TEN
pie to contain ali the records OF the
COnfederacy. and TO remodel a two
story residence upon the Davis farm
TO house the widows Of Confederate
soldiers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05
ORDERED TO APPEAR
BEFORE U. S. COURT
YARD MASTER a. c. L. TO FURN.
IsH RECORDS or YARDS.
Was Summoned 20 Appear al Once IN
Jacksonville With Records %
Cars Handled IN 1896.

G. n. Browne. yardmaster for the
A. c. l.. railway az High Springs. has
been summoned 90 appear az once be-
fore the L. s. Court On Jacksonville
In reference 90 cars handled there
during 1896.
Just what the action Is taken for
could not be definitely ascertained,
even the railway officials here know
ing nothing whatever about the mat
ter further than the fact that the
yardmaster must produce the records
OF certain cars handled during the
year 1896.
II is their opinion. however. that
the case Is the outcome OF so many
cars having been opened there about
that time and Il relates to certain
shipments for which claims are now
being called for through that tribunal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05
Negro Is LynChed for
Shooting Circus Man

FRANKFORT. KY June 4.-John
MaNey negro. Wednesday night
shot b. {. Bowers. q circus man. He
was taken from jail here early yester-
day and lynched. The TAILOR showed
resistance 90 the mob. but With lit
DE effect. The door was broken
down and the negro taken out and
hanged to the S. Clair street bridge
The action Of the mob crested i1.
tense excitement among the Law.
abiding citizens OF the capital city.
when thcy were apprieed 90 tho hang
iHg
How.r- b. in O. critical condition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05
TO PERPETUATE MEMORY
OF JEFFERSON DAVIS
His Birthplace at FairView, Ky, Dedicated as Mem
Orial Park With Appropriate Ceremonies.

FAIRVIEW. KY. June Among
the trees which have grown up above
the birthplace OF jefferson Davis
since the year. early in the nine
teenth century. when the Davis fam
lily removed TO Mississippi. the JefieF-
son Davis Memorial Park was simply
dedicated yesterday. Northeast across
The State is HOdgenville. near which
Abraham Lincoln was born eight
months after his great opponent
Fairyiew Is still a tiny town trimmed
with forests and sloping gently to-
ward the grass-grOwn battlefelds Of
Tennessee.
In September. 1897. when the gray
grown and enfladed ranks OF Ken
tucky's famous orphan Brigade" met
in Glasgow. Ky. az the grave OF Gen
Joseph n. Lewis. their commander.
former Governor Bolivar BuckneT OF
Kentucky preached the plan Of the
jefferson Davis Memorial Association.
subscriptions were started. the wO-
men OF the South aiding nObly. and
when all but $4,000 had been raised
20 purchase seventeen acres az Fair
view. Gen. Bennett II. Young. com.
handing the Kentucky division. Uni
ted Confederate Veterans. advanced
that sum and made the memorial pos
sible.
Gen. Vouns's Address.
OratoTy. music and flowers made
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05

inCidentals In the State Treasures
office was trimmed from SIEGE TO
$500 a year.
The salary OF the assistant chief
clerk in the Superintendent Of Public
Instructions Office was made $1,000.
instead Of 81 500.
The clerk hire In the prison de-
partment OF the Commissioner Of Ag-
riculture's department was reduced
from S1.SOO to $1,000
The salary OF the State Chemist
was slashed from $500 70 $1,000.
and his travelling expenses from 81.
600 20 $500.
The salary Of the Adiutant- General
was reduced from $500 TO $4,000
Senator buchanan offered an amend
ment. including an appropriation Of
$4,000 for lawns. sewerage and
various other Improvements needed
at the State rifle range at Black
Point, near jacksonville.
Senator buchanan spoke for the
amendment, and so did Senator Grill
Senator Harris delivered a forceful
and eloquent address I'm support OF
the amendment. He urged that while
the American Is as patriotic as ever.
the trained soldier is necessary In
the nations defense.
Senator Cone vigorously assailed
the amendment. and stated that he
considered the State encampment an
absolute crap-shOOting farce.
Senator Massey and Senator Hud-
son each spoke In behalf OF an
amendment.
Senator FlournOy offered an amend
ment to the amendment, making the
appropriation $4,000. instead Of
$4,000.
Senator Floumoy delivered a mas
terly speech in behalf OF the State
troops.
The Senate adopted the buchanan
amendment for an appropriation OF
SlO,OOO for the State rifle range az
BLACK Point
The FlOurnoy amendment making
the amount $4,000 was lost.
The Assistant State Auditor was
allowed $50 for postage and station
erv.
The Senate then passed over in
formally further consideration Of the
bill. and took up bills on third read
ing
House Rlll No. GS2. by Stokes Of
Escambia Appropriation 20 meet de-
hciency In salary and expenses OF the
Railroad Commissioners; passed
Senate Bill No. 500. By West-Ap-
$4,000 for benefit and
Of Florida State Reform
school Passed
The pension bin was then taken
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05

EIks Lodge Of valdosta and called
this city hls home. though his resi-
dence here was only temporary. He
vas the purchasing agent Of the cir
C1s and made many friends among
the business people. Hls partner Ia
the show business vas Jerry Mugl-
van.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05
SENATE CUT SALARIES
In ALL DEPARTMENTS
Many Amendments Offered When the General Ap-
preparation Bill Was Taken Up.

TALLAHASSEE. June 4.-The Sen
ate majority yesterday broke the
blockade which has INSTRUCTED con.
sideratiOn and passage Of the general
appropriation bill
UNUSUAL dispatch characterized
che consideration OF the measure.
which after being so amended as TO
cur,ail the appropriation for salary
expenses Of the State government for
the next two years was passed to
third reading. Nearly all the morn
ing and part Of the afternoon were
taken up with this bill.
One OF the most important items
included Is that appropriating $4,000
for improvement OF the State rifle
range at Black Point. near Jackson
VILE which was won after a stiR fight
by Senator buchanan.
The Cash bin providing changes
IN the present primary law was pass
ed This measure Is believed to be
wholly unconstitutional. and Il Is
very likely that the Governor will
veto a.
A bill vesting the State Board Of
Health with the power to take charge
Of CHAMBERS and infectious diseases
Of animals was passed. The recent
epidemic Of CHAMBERS in the Cook
.-s,hf.g A., V,,n--.,.-{1I, 4 a.FN A.,
have been responsible for the pass
age 81 the bill
The Senate agreed 90 the House
al ,udment TO the race track betting
o., 1t seems the best We can do. :"
e. Senator Sloan. Senator Humph-
ri,. spoke along the same lines. Sen
at.- buchanan objected 60 Senator
81. ans explanation going on the jour
mel because Of its wording. while nc
expressed fun faith On the honesty Of
Senator Sloan.
The Appropriation Bill.
When the senate took up cOnsid-
Grafton of the State expense or ap-
preparation bill % was gone over line
by line and some reductions made.
senator Johnson introduced the ma
iCujy OF the amendments.
An effort was made 90 reduce the
SALARY OF the Governors private sec.
rotary from $500 10 81 POO, but this
failed.
The salary Of the chief clerk In the
Secretary of States Office was re-
duc,d from $500 70 $500.
IE the Comptroller Office a spe
cial clerkship drawing $1,000 was cut
out. the stenographer and type
writer was cut from $1,000 20 $1,000.
and the bookkeeper In the tax re-
demptlon department from $500 90
$1,000.
The item OF postage. stationery and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05

The corner drug store Of ,. W. Me
C0llum a Co. o. being repalnted. re-.
Iapered and otherwise improved 20
keep up With tho advancement Of the
other neat places of the city It
gives % the appearance of a brand
uca shop and proves rather pleas
iuE fa the large number of customers.