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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
thornton. ALEXANDER DON'T
PLAY IN EACH OTHERS YARDS.
Open Breach Between the Mem
berS From VOluSia That Will
Hardly Be Patched Up.


Representatives. Thornton and
Alexander. of Volusla, seem to be
keeping things lively in the House
of Representatives at Tallahassee.
Monday morning Mr. Alexander rose
to a point of personal privilege and
in burst of oratory stated that he
had never before risen to point of
personal privilege during his long
utilization with the Legislature and
that he would not have done so then
were it not for letter written to
the Volusia County Record by his
colleague, Mr.. Thornton. in which
the latter stated that MIR. Alexander
was trying to get the bridge bill'
through the House so as to boost
himself in Volusia county, and that
he alexander had arranged to have
the bill killed in the Senate
When Mr.. Alexander hal fin
ished his speech Mr., Thornton took
the floor and read letter from
Representative Hardee, of st Lucie
county, which stated exactly what
Mr.. Thornton letter had said in
reference to giving Mr.. Alexander a
boost in Volusia county and killing
the Bill in the Senate. Things were
getting warm when Mr, Light pt
Marion moved that the regular or1 er
of business be proceeded with NIr.
Alexander then declared he would
answer through the newspapers. \
resolution was then introduced ask
ing the gentlemen from Nolusia t.,
bury the Ratchet until they got
home at least. The resolution was
ruled out of order, however.
A motion prevailed to allow Mr.
Alexander to occupy the seat of AIR
Virgins until the latter's return
The motion prevailed and Mr.. Alex.
ander was escorted to his new seat
by committce of three, all OF whom
were smiling while the House burst
out in a roar of applause of laugh
rer. MIR Alexander cordially
thanked the House and the Speake,
for the favor of moving him away
from Mr.. Thornton, after which Mr.
Thornton sarcastlcally expressed his
regret at being left all alone in the
So ITS marked "Volusia."
Thus endeth another chapter.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
Death of DR.. ID. w. Riggs.

Col w ~ Slatfner is in receipt
OF a letter from I. Baird, dated at
Cambridge Springs, Pa, conveying
information Of the death of Dir. VI
". Riggs, Friday, May 9TH, OF
pneumonia
DR. Riggs is we'll known in Day
tona, having made it his practice ,o
spend the winters here for many
years, latterly as a guest of The Dts-
pland. and his sudden death will be
a shock to his many friends in this
city.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
HOLLY HILL

HOLLY HILL May lo-MiSs Nellie
Mann came in Monday from Narcossee
and expects to make a two weeks visit
with her sister before proceeding tc
Seahrook
Mrs. Davenport and son Alvin spent
Tuesday at Port Orange.
Capt. and Mrs. VIM. Mccoy left on
Tuesday for the north.
Among our recent visitors from Day
tona were Mesdames Carter, Simonds
Peek, Balloon, Mr.. and Mrs. Gille and
F. E. Sheppard.
Last week Mrs. Heath entertained
the ladies of the O. E. S. 1T tea.
\. G. Gould. formerly of Holly Hill,
but now from Palm Beach, is visiting
here
Mrs. Davenport gave an enjoyable
luncheon on Thursday.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
klOndyke at Mound Grove.

The dredse klondyke was moved
up 10 Mound Grove last Saturday
where Me.ton Il Shear have the con-
tract for Il large fill for l.. B. Knox
Who intenls to change the position
of the roadway from its present
course through the orange grove to
the edge of the marsh. The fill for
theroadway will be dredged from the
marsh along the edge of the shore
line, leaving a canal or water way
along the outside as is the case in
the old roadway where it follows the
shore line.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
THE BRIDGE COMPANIES ARE
Becoming MAGNAN|MOUS?
Punch Tickets Will Soon Be Good
Over Three DaytOna Bridges
and Port Orange Bridge.

Elsewhere appears an ADVERTISE
ment announcing that union punch
tickets may soon be purchased
which will be honored over the Pen
insnla Bridge, Central Bridge,
South Bridge and Port Orange
Bridge. You pay just as much as
you ever did, the only convenience
to you is that instead of purchasing
a twenty-five cent ticket over each
bridge you now purchase one for
500, which will be honored over
any of the four bridges. The
bridge companies say that they took
the matter up with the Florida East
Coast Ry.. and endeavored to get
that corporation to come into the
deal, but the East Coast officials
could not see it that way.
This change cannot be called a
concession on the part of the bridge
companies as no material benefit is
tn, reby derived by the public. 1t
looks very much like an act on the
p,rt of the bridge companies to
make the public believe it is getting
something
The County Commissioners will
hold a special meeting at the Armory
next Friday afternoon when the
long-discussed question of bridge
tolls will be taken up and ad justed
1t behooves everyone interested tt
be present at that time and be heard
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
Red Men Increasing.

Osceola Tribe No 81. Improved
Order of Red Men. is steadily adj
ding to the number of warriors
gathered around its camp FIRE.
There we're several candidates at the
last meeting as also at the previous
meeting There are some very good
and attractive features in this order
and the local tribe is also fortunate
in having a strong working member.
ship.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
Lumber,
Seabreeze and Daytona Beach.
MRS. II. A. BERNARD, Editor.

| DAY IONA BEACH, Nay lZ-Motu-
er's Day was observed in the decora-
tons Sunday at the NJ. E. Church. and
beautiful white flowers were much in
| evidence.
The twenty-frst anniversary OF the
organization of the Epworth League in
the United States will be celebrated at
the NJ. f.. Church on Seabreeze avenue,
Sunday evening, May 10th, services be-
ginning at 80 An elaborate and well
selected program will be carried out.
Music by the orchestra, installation of
officers and addresses by Rev. Ha:gh, of
New York, and Rev. Rutter, Of Day.
tona, ~il be the main features Of the
evenings entertainment. The decora-
tons will be in the League coiors, red
and white
On Friday evening, May 2lst, social
will be given at the parsonage to well
come the new League members; hour
100.
Council met in regular session Monday
night. 1t was ordered that bids be ad-
vertiSed for opening Hollywood avenue
south of SeabreeZe avenue, Palmetto
avenue north to town line, and Grand
view avenue from Seabreeze to Harvey
avenue. The committee appointed to
confer with Seabrceze Council in regard
to taking over half interest in Duke
street reported that the aforesaid coun-
Gil refused to entertain the proposition
unless the street is widened fifty feet OF
more. The present width of the street
is thirty feet
. G.. L. Johnson, who was dangerously
i'll at Surf Crest last week, is now i'm.
proving nicely.
Miss Grace Smith, who graduated last
year from the Seabreeze High School
will entertain the High School in honor
Of the graduating class, Thursday even.
. ing. May 18th, at her home on PENN
sula Drive
/ Rev. and Mrs. Haigh, who have EN-
deared themselves to u large circle Of
; friends the past winter, leave this week
, for tn. ir home III Elmira, \. Y.
: W. H. Freeman is building a bacl
porch and making improvements to thu
second story Of the Williams block OF
: SeabreeZp avenue
: Mr.. and Mrs Pocklinson arrived from
; Eustis Monday and will spend the sum
t mcr here.
| Miss Bettio Rogers, of River Junct
: ion, who was with Mr.. and Mrs. God
5 dard through the winter, is at c. l.
| Horn 5 for the present.
Mrs I. J. Hudgins, who has been Wis
ting her sister. Mrs f. ii. Webster tn,
, past two weeks. left Tuesday for he
! home at MartinSville, Ind This wa.
2 Mrs. Hudgins first visit to Dayton.
, Beach, s.lthoug she has spent severa
= winters in Florida, and she was yer,
. enthusiastic over the superiority of Thu
4 climate and location to that of an,
2 other she has visited
/, j. NJ. Fuquay, who is somewhat en-
2 gagged in the poultry business. had tn
{ misfortune to have lis of his youn.
e chickens killed by Mr.. Petion's bull dog
t MIR Potion regretted the matter a
much as Mr. Fuquay, and the loss Wa
=, satisfactorily settled between them
But dog with chicken hun ting in
stincts is a questionable acquisition to
community Chickens come highe
than dogs in Florida
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15

W. H. Gardiner passed through
an operation at the D..ytona Hospital
last Saturday which was successful
in all respects and Mr.. Gardiner is
getting along very nicely, though
be will be confined to the hospital
for some time yet
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
Willin-MattheWS.

A pretty wedding occurred We'd
nesday night Oh West Volusia
avenue, when Miss Bertha May
Matthews and Luther G. Willin were
united in marriage at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. G. II. Pelle-
cier, Rev D. H. Rutter, of the First
NJ. E. Church. officiating.
The wedding took place at. 500
o'clock in the parloF of the residence,
which was beautifully, decorated
with ferns and roses, the pride car
rying magnificent boqukt of pink
duchess roses After the ceremony
the relatives and a few intimate
friends present repaired to the
dining room, which was lavishly
decorated with pansies and nastur-
tiums, and partook of the refresh
ments there provided.
The bride is a Daytona girl,
having grown to womanhood in this
city, while the groom, whose home
is in Baltimore, Nd, has many
friends here having been for some
time assisting Capt. l.. E. Ellen
wood on the Cherokee and being
now in charge of the ferry boat,
Yankee Doodle.
After next Monday the young
couple will be at home in the Bah
mgton cottage on Bay street.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
a Three and Hall Pound Baby.

Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Hutchinson, of
West Nolusia avenue, had a small
yes, very small, addition to their
family last Saturday evening about
five o'clock, when the stork pre-
sented them with son, who tipped
the scales at three and half
pounds. Although coming within
the light weight class, he is in fine
condition and provided with an
excellent pair of lungs.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
Truf6 and
Quality

appeal to the Well-Informed in every
walk Of life and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor-
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of tigs
and Elixir OF SIENNA is the only remedy of
known value, but one OF many reasons
why it is the best Of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses.
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any debilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
1t acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. and for sale by al leading drug
gsts.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-15
EVER WlTcAfUl.

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They watch the kidneys and cum.
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Daytona testimony proves it.
w. F. Jibb, V0lusia, avenue. DaytOeaL3
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be q preparation Of merit. ~ backs
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part OF the time, l was always in misssy.
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pains through my lOins. The kidnsy
secretiOns We're irregular in action sn6
there was a sediment contained q
them. ! finally began using Doaab.
Kidney Pills. procured from HaAkius
drug store and found to my sat,sfaetioas
that they were helping me. Dee9ss.
long the pain aid lameness disappssssA
and my Kidneys were strengthened tos'
wonderful extent. Ny wife has also ~.
Doan's Kdney Pills and like myself.
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Remember the nsme-Doan's-an
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-31
BIG WAGER MADE;
JEFF FAVORlTE

Chicago, Dec 30.-The first bet of any
Size recorded in Chicago for the JefTries-'
johnson battle next July was recorded
when H7rry Frazec, the promoter OF the
Jen-Gotch- Roller tour. wagered 500 on
Jen against 5000 on Johnson. A prom
inent local broker took the johnson end.
Last night representative or Frazeo
announced that the promoter was ready
10 take another wager OF the same
amount or any part of IL
For some reason and through some
mysterious sources every now and thon
4 knock Is sent throughout the country
on the big fellow" said Curley, who is
with the Jcff show There is absolutely
nothing to the reports about Jeff's
dissipatlons and all the other wild stun
that is spread around every once In a
while.
Next Saturday night at the Coliseum
fans Will have their chance to Size up
JEFF. They can Judge for themselves
then as TO whether he is going upon the
butcher block for execution or enter a
ring to win back the title for the white
race. If JEFF had the least doubt over
for all the money in the United States
treasury. Jeff Is sincere when he says he
returns to the ring to win the title lack
for the white race. The money end of
the game is not much OF temptation
for James j. Jeffrles.
'JenrleS' act In which he appears at
every performance includes every train
ing stunt used In preparation for big
battle In fact, Jefi. during his work.
actually trains for the bout.
James j. Jenries thinks the world
and all of James J. Corbett To Cor
bett he lays the success he has attained
in the nght world
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-31
Tennis Champion Stands
In Glass all by Himself

New York. Dec. S0-The annual rank
Ing of lawn tennis players OF the United
States for the last season was issued to-
day. William A. Larned, national
champion, again stands at the top and
In class by himself.
In the singles list the work of the
ranking committce-Dr. D. p. Hawk. Un:-
verslty of Illinois, Urbana. Ill. chair
man; Beals c. Wright Boston, and G. F.
Watson. Jr-. Orange. n. Jeanne as a
surprise. although in Its main features,
the singles list, always the most Inn
portant, is regarded as the best thSt ever
has been tabulatcd.
The unexpected happened when Wal
lace f. Johnson. University OF Penn
sylvana. found himself in third place.
That ho richly deserved his station was
the opinion OF the experts. yet the two
Cnlifornians. NJ. L. Mclaughlin and NJ
H. Long. because of their positions on
tho Davis international cup team. werc
regarded as sure OF a rating within the
frst i've.
Instead. ~. w. Niles. Harvard and
Il. d. Little complete the small but hon
ored Et'oup at the top. Mclaughlin etnd
Long, II is said had hardly accomplish
cd sufficient work to entitle them to
higher ranking
II. III. Hockett and N. B. Alexander.
national champions. lead the doubIcs AZ
challengcrs, NJ. Z. Mclaughlin and G. j.
Miles and Dabncy next. In some quarters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-31
NOTICE TO HOLDERS
or Salt Lake City Railroad Company
1o-20-Year First Mortgage Gold
Six Per Cent Bonds.

fou are hereby notified that tho Salt
Lake City Railroad Company has duly
determined to redeem and Will redeem.
on the first day OF January 1910. all OF
It's lO-2J-year first mortgage gold six
per cent bonds. issued Under and secures
Dy the Trust Indenture dated January
). 1893, to the New York Guaranty q
Indemnity Company as trustee. which
may be outstanding on the said hrst
Day OF January. 1910. by paying for eacn
pond so redeemed. the par value tnorc-
OF, and the accrued interest. after which
oHte all Interest on said bonds shall
cease. and that upon presentation ana
lslV. OF the said bonds and OF all un-
paid coupons appertaining thereto at tho
ofnce of the Trustee of said Indenture.
to-wlts The Guaranty Trust Company
OF New York, No. Is Nassau Street. the
principal OF all said bonds, together with
the interest accrued thereon to such
date OF redemption shall become and bc
hereby called for redemption being all
the bonds now outstanding under said
Trust lndcnture bear the following num-
bers:
to 2e. both inclusive; 81 to 343. both
Inclusive. 2sl and 3e2 36s to 5le. both In
elusive: $50 to SIC. both inclusive: $50 TO
6E. both inclusive: 651 to 675. both in
766, both Inclusive; 7Gs to III, both Inv
elusive; 77s to 7S5. both Inclusive; 7s0 10
7aS, both inclusve; 800 to 07. both In
elusive: sli to $40. both inclusive.
Dated December 10, 1909.
SALT LAKE CITY RAILROAD COM
BY JOS. s. WELLS. secy.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Trustee.
BY A. j. HEMPHILL, President.
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AT JUAREz.

Jaurez. Dec. 3O-Enfield heavily played,
easily won the fourth event. the feature
of the card today. Schllling had tho
mount. and after allowing Arch Oldham
TO make tho pace to the stretch sent En-
field into the lead and won by one length.
The time for the five furlongs was
100 Is Five favoritcs were defeated.
The results:
First race, selling. Eve furlonesRus-
TEN, l0S (Rice) to l. won; Mike Mollctt.
100 (McCahey) to /, second; Jim Brady.
103 (Pickens) to 1, third. tIme-1;O1.
Alva B, Dave Montgomery, Good Intent.
C. A Lehman High Culture and Geneva
also ran.
Second race, selling, six furlongs-
China Belle. los tSmith) TO 2. won:
Seasick. 10S (Taylor) to.1, second: AL
mcna, loo tAustin) Z to 2. third; time
LIS rrcckles. Precls. Success. Corona
and Lady Adelaide also ran,
Third race selling. seven furlongs-
Chcswardine. 100 (SmalD s to l. won. /.
Hlmalaya. 10 (Molasworth) IS to 5. Sec
ond: Gunston. % (Rnmsey) 10 to /. third:
time-1:N 3-5. Arcourt, Sabado. Hands
Around, st. Kilda, The Thorn, Orasud-
Fourth race. five furlongs-Enficld. liz
(Schilling) to 10 won; Sugar Maid. 90
q, w. WILSON, to l, second: Jolly. IS
tMcCahey) to ]. third; timc-l:00 1-6
Marchmont, Arch Oldham, DR.. Mack Ga
linda. Caesar Augustus and Dick Wind
sor also ran.
Fifth race, selling six furlonss-Pos-
Ing. los tKcnnedy) 10 to 1. won. Minnc-
tote 100 (J WILSON, 4 to 5. second: Ina
Gray. los (SmalD . TO /. third: time
sad News and Little Sis also ran.
Sixth race. sellIng, mile-Trcmargo, los
(Kcnnedy) S to 2. won; Buna, Io2 (J.
Wilson, even, second; Landlord. 1o5
(Goosc). S TO l. third; tIme-1:42. Coat
Cutter. Engraver. Marmorean. Vesdas
and Dalcsman also ran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-31
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is herey given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the south
Columbus Consolidated Mining COM
pany, a corporation OF Utah. has been
duly called to be held and same VIII nc
held at the office of the company In
the Judge Building. corner OF Main and
Third South Streets, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah, on tho 22nd day of January. 1910.
at 10 o'clock a. m. OF that day. for the
purpose of voting to amend the Articles
of Incorporn ton of the company. and
particularly Article XIV thereof so that
said Article XIV viii hereafter read as
follows. to-wit;
ARTICLE Nv.
THE term of office Of said officers
and directors shall be for one year and
until their SUCCESSORS are elected and
qualified. and they shall be elected by
the stockholders at the regular annual
stockholders meeting which shall be held
at the general office OF this corpora
ton In Salt Lake City. Utah. On the
second Tuesday In June. 1870 and an
nually thereafter at, the same place at
10 o'clock a m. of that day No notice
of any future annual meeting OF stock
holders need be given to the stockhold-
ers Any of said officers or directors
may be removed by two-thirds vote OF
the stockholders represented at any
meeting of the stockholders called for
that purpose"
By order of the Board Of Directors.
TONY JACOBSON.
VAL S. Snow, President.
Secretary,
Dated December 21st, 1893
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ODDS ON FAVORITE
FAILS TO SCORE

Oakland. Dec. 2O-Eoggy and threaten
ing weather prevailed at EmeryvfIle to-
day and the track was muddy. Fer
nando WAS an odds-on favoritc for tho
Lathrop handicap. but did not show the
speed he had in his last race. Hamper
won from Blnocular-
Jim Ganney. heavily played. won all
the way in the third.
Jockey Glass was suspended for his
ride Oh Arasec yesterday and the race
is stlll under investigation. Results:
First race, Ave and one-hnlf furlongs.
solling-Sainotta. 1oi tCoburn) IL TO ),
won; Metropolitan. u0 (Vesper) to !.
second, Wicket. l07 (Cotton) 20 to l.
third: time-l:Os Is. Banorelln, Silvia
Fir. Dixie Dixon. Gramercy. Biased. CAL
opus and FL Molino finished as named.
Second race. six furIongs. selling-Sal
wage, 106 Denny oven, won; Little But
tercup. 10I (Cross) IL TO ]. second: Col.
Jack. 100 (Mentry) I to l, third: time
] :16 2-5. Pickaway. Anna May Paciffio.
Burning Bush. Illusion. Bemay and Sur
ETY. finished as named.
Third race. mile and sixteenth, sell
ing-Jim Gaffney 10I (Coburn) 13 10 ..
won: Rosevalc. 104 tGross) 2 to 1. second;
John Louis, 100 Cvesper) to 2, third.
tlme-1:E SIS. Bishop w. and DIR. Mayer
finished as named.
Fourth race, Ave furlongs-Hamper. aS
(kedris) to 1, won; Binocular. IS (Jah-
SEM to l. second, Fernando. 100 MAR
tin) to TO- third; tme-1:oo 3-5. Spohn,
Father Downey and Rapid Water I'm
ished as named.
Fifth race. mile. selling-Bclmere. 100
CDugan IL to 5, won; SILK Spring. 100
(VeSper) to l. second; Cocksure 100
tMonroe) 10 to J. third; time-1 Al 40.
Roy Junior. Aftermath Novgorod. Wapa.
Peggy O'Neal and Jim Hanna finished
as named
Sixth race. futurlty course, selllng-In-
clement. 110 (Monroe) to l. won: Cres-
ton, los (Millcr) S to Q. second: Boas, l0f
(Radtkc) to l. third: time-1:10 3-5.
Biskra. Molle Montrosc. May Sutton.
Marburg. Emma G, Micaela and Captain
John finished as named