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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-21

bese hft-Beale. Two base hit-C- Lewis sac
FIRST base on called Ia ils-0n Boice 3. Christian
3 KoeStner >. Struck out-By boice l. nF
Christian 3 Hit by pitcher-HoWard oy bolce'
tlodwln hv Christian. Double plsys-Dillon 10
Delmss C. Lewis 10 McKune. Smith 10 Howard
10 Delmss Wild Ditch-Boice- Time Of game
> hours Umpires-vsn Haltren and Toman.
Los ANGELES 1, OAKLAND
Il was all Hosp in the afternoon
contest Yesterday. II was Hosp who
tyvirled q faultless game and kept Ed
Walters cellar performers from scoring
and il was Hosp who knocked the ball
the only tally that was registered.
Though the fans are not very strong
for Walters lame outfit. they were
with them yesterday. They did their
hest TO roof them home, for the Com
muters played a sterling game. espe-
cially in the field, where they per-
formed like a lot OF major leaguers.
That healthy clout OF the anger sap
artist in the eighth frame, by which
the ball sailed over the right field
fence and landed on an adjoining barn,
was enough of damage and the Angels
had a delightful day, as they las
seed both contests.
The Angels continued their nosing
out tactics again and they won both
contests by a run. They were danger
Gus throughout the contest, and there
were many instances that looked bad
for the trailers, but fast work by the
fielders kept the score down Slim
Nelson was on the Job and the willowy
southpaw was well oiled. and though
he was hit rather frequently he kept
the bingles spread over a large num-
Der Of the Innings. Eight bingles
were cleaned of his delivery, but out
side of the eighth frame, when two hits
were made BY the Angels, no more
than one hit was made in the other
frames.
The Angel twirler got himself in
bad in the concluding frame. but he
showed that in tight spots is where
he shines and be had the goods with
him at the critical moment. Cameron
was UP first ia the ninth and he waited
out four bad, ones. The fans gave
the transbay bunch a lot of courage,
as they shouted Justify for a run
Everybody yelled. McKune, the grass
hopper was up. and he was given the
high sign to sacrifice. He hunted, but
the bah was retrieved in time TO catch
the runner at second. Hosp made an
other bad move by twirling over a bad
one that got by Orendorf and McKune
moved along 10 second. Tonneson was
put in TO bat for Ragan. but he
grounded out, Howard TO Dillon. On
the out McKune took third. Nelson
was ca nned and Carl Lewis was put
into bat for him Here is where HOSP
showed he was not ratified by striking
out Lewis and ending proceedings.
The Angels run came along in the
eighth after Nelson had two strikes on
Hosp. He finally put one over which
was in reach Of the Los Angeles twirl-
er's bat. and he sent it sailing over
right field fence for an honest home
run. Score;
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Forester batted for Leonard in ninth inning
SAN FRANCISCO


Two base hfts-Kuhn CroII struck o;It-Bv
Leonard 3, by Gray 4. First base on called
balls-0f Leonard 1. OF Gray g. left on
bases-Fresno 2, San Francisco ). Double play
Bliss to Hester. Sacrifice hts-Croll bliss.
Ferlin. Time of game hour and 35 minutes.
Umpire-sIiller. Scorer-Garman
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Pfyl Moskiman. Sacrifice
hits-Burns. Sheehan. First base on called
baIls-on Moskiman 8, of Lane >. Struck out
BY Lane 8. Hit by pitched baI-BIoOmfeld
Double play-Moskiman to Burns TO Henderson
Passed ball-Burns Time of game hours
Umpire-Ehret
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OAKLAND
ssLewis batted for Nelson in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS


Home run-Hosp. Sacrifice hits-Carroll Cod
win. First base on called balls-On Hosp 3
OF Nelson . Struck out-By Hosp 8, by Nelson
Hit by pitched bal--Smith. Double play
Of game hour and - minutes. Umpires-
Eat IaIfren md Tonan
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san JOSE
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base bit-Lovett Sacrifice hits-Curtis.
Lovett. Happy Smith. Reid. First base on called
balls-On Stricklett 3. Struck out-Rv Jones
L. by Stricklett 3. Left on bases-Santa Cruz
f. San Jose 4. Double plays-Lacey 10 Keller
to Meyers Jones to Curtis to Conrad: Kruger
to Keller to Meyers; Happy Smith to H. Smith.
Passed bal-Hugh Smith. First base on errors
San lose 1. Time of game hour and 25 min
utes. Umpire-AtkinsOn. Scorer-Lucas
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Garrett S, by Henley g. First
base on called ballsz-0f Garrett 2 of Henley
.. Two base hit-RSan. Sacrifice hits-Mohler
Garrett Tenant. Bodie ort. speas Stolen
bases--Johnson. Breen. Olson ca. Hit by pitched
ball-Johnson. First base errors-San Fran
CISCO 3 Portland /. Left ON bases-san Fran
cisco .. Portland Z. Time of game--i hour and
40 minutes. Umpire-McCreevy
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Logan. Meyers. Marie. Sacri-
fee hit--Waters. First base on called balls
4. by Logan ,. Double plsys-Broadbent TO Con
rad TO Waters: Lacey to Meyers; Householder
to Conrad. Left baseS-Santa Cruz g. San
Jose 5. First base errors-Santa Cruz ].
San Jose /. Hit by pitched ball-Waters. Wild
pitch-Maire. Time Of game hour and %
minutes Umpire-Atknson. Scorer-Lucas.
AEVTERNOON CANE.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Hfts-On Brackeuridge II. Three base hit
Bernard Two base hits-Baum. GandiI. Kinkel.
Sacrifice hits-Brashear. Burns, Raymer, Jan
sing Innings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8. First
base on called bals-0n Breckenridge 3, OF
Baum g. Struck out-By Breckenridge 2 by
Baum g. by Raleigh 2 Passed ball--Kinkel.
Time hour and 10 minutes. Umpire-Mc-
Carthy
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League)

RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles ;. Oakland 4.
Los Angeles 1, Oakland O.
Portland ;, San Francisco /.
Sacramento 4, Vernon 3.
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SUMMARY

Home runs-Eagan Gandil. Three base hit
cIisce O bits4nr1s shinn HsIav
Raymer. StovalI. First base called balls-Off
Willett 3. of Brown 2 Struck out-By Wilett
/. by Brown :. Double play-Brown TO Graham
70 lansing Hit by pitched ball-Willett. Time
Of game hours Umpire-McCarthy.
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FORD CARS IN OREGON

WALLA fWALLA, June 20.-Accord-
ing to advices received here tonight
Ford car No. ?. in the New York Seat
tie automobile race, passed through
Baker City, Ore this afternoon at 4
o'clock, and is expected to reach Pen
dleton at 6 o'clock Monday morning.
Ford car No. ] is reported disabled a
few miles east of Huntington, Ore.
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MORNING GAME
SANTA CRUZ

attended. and the players literally ap-
p1auded for their work. The scores;
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Tom Dillon just received another
shipment of swell straw hats.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League)
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland s, stockton 2
stockton 1. Oakland o.
San Francisco 3, Fresno L.
Santa Cruz q. San Jose 3.
santa Cruz 5. San Jose L.
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SAN JOSE

Total ..-.-.....-..3l y Z3
sCurtis out on bunt on third strike.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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OAKLAND


Runs-OT Boice ;. Hits-of Boce in five
snd a third innings Home run-Delmas 1nree
rice hits-Smith = K0estner. Daley. CHRISTIAN
First base on He'd hslls-on Boice 3. Christian
4 KoeStner > struck cut-By Boice /. ny
Christian 3 Hit by pirchsr-Howard by Boice
Goodwin by Christian Double plsys-Dillon 10
Delmss C. Lewis 10 McKune- Smith 10 Howard
10 DeImss Wild Ditch-Boice. Time Of game
:, - r-rrrires-Nar Hnlfren and Toman.
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aham in the eighth.

RUNS AND mrs BY INNINGs
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21
Sightseeing and sOIIIOquIzIng,

Standing in the band stand at the
foot of Palmetto avenue, on clear day,
a beautiful panorama may be observed.
The clean street barren of trees of any
kind indicates health and a freedom
from mosquitoes, the neat store build.
ings show thrift and enterprise and the
eleven aermotors 10 full view prove
that many homes are supplied with an
abundance of fresh water, thus account
ing for the abundance of pretty flowers
and choice vegetables to be had here
the year round, Toward the east,
north and south the Indian River has
the appearance of an inland sea, being
from two to three miles wide, with no
islands or sand bars in sight but dotted
as far as the eye can reach with fish
boats and pleasure boats of every inn
aginable kind. From the west bank,
for miles north and south, innumerable
docks extend out to the channel, several
hundred feet, the net racks, launches
and canoes plainly Indicating the pur-
pose for which they are used. The
Cobb dock and the Sample dock are the
largest hers, and over sixty launches
and boats may be counted near them
on any rest day. New two-story build
ings have lately been erected on each
of these docks, adding to their business
like appearance. The Cobb dock is the
popular promenade thoroughfare for all
townspeople Sunday afternoons and the
pure salty air and novel sights seen are
always enjoyable. 10 few years 1t is
probable substantial rock wall and
concrete walk may ornament the river
front from Orange avenue for several
blocks south, and then, filled with
happy thropg on an afternoon or moon
light promenade, the panorama from
the band stand will be more complete.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21
Committee working

The entertainment committee of the
Booster Club met Monday afternoon at
Judge A. D. Penney's Office and organ
lied by electing DR.. G. G. Feigel chair
man and Mrs. G. M. Horton secretary,
and drafted Mrs. w. N. Hendry, Miss
Berta Dardis and Judge Penney as
members of the committee. 1t was de-
clded to serve refreshments at the next
Booster Club meeting, which will be
held on May %. All members Of the
club aud one friend OF each will be
served, aud it is hoped that full mem
bership will be present.
The chairman and secretary Of the
committee were also appointed to wait
on the Town Improvement committee
and arrange for joint meeting OF both
Tuesday afternoon at the
same place to consider plans for the
of the park to be SUBJ
mitted to the club at its next meeting,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21
AFFIRMATION SERVICES.

i. services at s.. Andrews church
q o00day we're probably better at
n ,han at any previous time in the
II the parish, and the enthusi-
Y" .s0I,ituality and devoutness OF the
~ !, me day will be remembered
.soss Who we're present for a long
Y. 4. 1,sO a. m. Bishop Gray cele-
I'D the holy communion, at which
. IN communicants received the
...ersted emblems Of their Lords
..h and real presence.
n0,ro the Bishops visit eighteen
.,'oo, we're confirmed; Theodore Tyn'
lTnucis Tyndall and Mrs Eliza.
X Phillips seery for the parish OF
T...l.od: Mrs. Freda Beryl Smith
!, ne parish Of Stuart; Miss Edna
|,asv, for Walton, while from Fort
Isre there we're Joined 70 the COM
D.lsut list Of Saint Andrews church
s'rIDsld Goodwin, Mrs. Goodwin, Miss
a Jacobs, Mrs. Annie Louise Xavier
larry Harmon, Mrs. Ruth Har-
y. Frank Kirk Stetson, Catherine
',Iou. Mrs. Florence Myrtle Cleve-
n, Nellie wharry, Louise Wharry'
khihisl Buell. and Mrs. Lula Buell..
I'M makes total Of % for Fort Pierce
IddD on the Indian River parish
,vesn Fort Pierce and Stuart.
IA rsnsof 1000 from the Missionary
nd, together with the money al
NJ possessed by the parish will ena-
Il ST Andrews parishioners to pur-
he { lot for rectory and action is
READY being taken in that direction.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21
A Twenty: Mile Limit

The Hardee fish bill would allow fish,
ing half way across the river above
City Point. That "ten miles from the
Atlantic Ocean clause destroys its
usefulness, and It's passage would Gil
the headwaters Of Indian River 80 full
Of fish boats that they would not have
room for operation. Cocoa News.
This feature Of tho bill has boon
changed and it prohibits SEEMING within
twenty miles Of the ocean
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21

corner rooms for the county commits
sioners and school board.
In the second story will be a large
court room, private room for the Judge.
private room for the State attorney,
ladies waiting room, witness room and
prisoners cell, with ample rooms for
the grand and petit jurors. Modern
fixtures will be used and it will be a
model of cow enience.
We present in connection with this a
photograph of the new building as it
will appear when finished. We are in
debted to w. G. Lewmans & Co., archi-
tects, Louisville, KY, for the excellent
photo.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21
WEDDING OF POPULAR COUPLE.

What was probably one Of the most
important events of the season occurred
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il.
Racey, at Jensen, on the evening Of
Wednesday, May 10, 1909, the occasion
being the wedding of their daughter,
Miss Helen Catherine Edith Lindsay
Racey to Mr.. Karl Ellery Schuyler, of
Walton.
The drawing room OF the palatial
Racey residence was transformed int
vertable bower OF beauty, flowers
and evergreens being tastefully ar
ranged in elegant profusion.
Promptly at 9 o'clock the bridal
party-the groom, followed by the
bride on the arm of her father-entered
to the stately strains Of Memberships
wedding march and were met beneath
the magnificent wedding bell of white
carnations by Archdeacon Johnston
who, in the impressive marriage ritual
of the Episcopal service, united the
destinies of the happy couple. The
ceremony was witnessed by the inn
mediate families of the bride and
groom and few of their intimate
friends.
The bride wore white satin Empire
gown and veil, caught with wreath
of natural orange blossoms, her only
ornament being a handsome brooch,
the gift of the groom
Mrs. Racey, the mother of the bride,
was gowned il pale blue satin trimmed
in applique and ornamented with the
magnificent family diamonds.
The brides going-awsy costume was
of Alice blue Rajah silk, black sailoR
hat and Alice blue VEIL
The groom wore the conventional
black.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
aud subsequent congratulations the
wedding party partook of q sumptuous
collation..
The bride was the recipient of many
handsome and valuable presents.
1t will probably always remain a
mystery how the bride and groom
conspicuous center Of an admirlnR
throng of friends and relatives
suddenly and silently spirited away as
the carriages we're being driven to the
depot. They we're found later at the
Walton Inn, having happily escaped
the usually inevitable portion Of rico
and old shoes.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Racey, OF Jensen, is charming
and talented young lady and has a
large circle of friends who wish her
much happiness.
The fortunate groom is the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Schuyler, of
Walton, and is a young man OF true
worth and high standing in this
section.
MIR. and Mrs. Schuyler will make
their home at Walton where Mr..
Schuyler is engaged in business.
The News joins host of friends in
wishing these estimable young people
all the happiness and good fortune that
can consistently be crowded into life
time,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21
PlanoIa Recital.

a Panola-piano recital and demon
,tou was given in the Improvement
ubhall Tuesday evening by Mr.. Max
Rgsnthau, representing Ludden &
'llS Of Jacksonville. Mr.. Morgen'
'rEas assisted by Rev. G. Q. Cecil
Emest Cecil, local agents. Owing
aluy and disagreeeble weather a
v audience was present, but those
'hlsyed the elements 20 attend we're
npaId.
he recital was opened by the over
'tn Faust, and Mr.. MorGenthau ia
Ihd other selections demonstrated
ne Planola was capable Ofas much
sslion as any other musical instru-
demonstrate further that it did
lequire technical musical educa-
y operate the Pianola he had Mr..
ss Cecil render a couple of selec-
% the instrument. The piano
lAsn stripped Of its upper cabinet
ne Piauola attachment exposed to
'les Of the audience and the sim
Y q the arrangement explained.
y also shown that the piano could
veg as an ordinary instrument by
musician without detaching cum
'pue additions, but by the simple
palatiOn Of a small lever.
nlle the instrumental numbers and
oemoustrations were thoroughly
va oy the audience the real treat
Y eVen'ng was the singing of Mr..
ssntnau, who rendered two excel
oAil1one solos, accompanied by
J" NJ Horton on the piano. Mr..
S'u'nau is soloist Of note and
nagnihosnt voice of great volume,
RFeF' Our limited musical knowl
psolds 40 attempt at further
nsAs but suffice it to say that his
ssse appreciated the fact that it
Reat not often accorded in towns
slSe. Mr.. Morgenthau was
~rsspond with an encore.
aase been asked to state that the
a' sqnission charged was not for
.s'poss Of attempting to defray
out is charged to prevent
|. ~ and crowded houses, such as
s'y the case iu free shows, and
& ' s',, .ee audience TO those interest
N. %~V'genthau returned to Jack
~ tuesday night.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21
A Small Blaze.

ese alarm was sounded at five
(. .w,ednesdayeA afternoon and sum-
4 Afge crowd to colored town,
, small house on the bank Of the
y s I to MI. r. L. Brown
\ Wy destroyed. By hard work
4. 'ss' Of both white and colored
.I.'. 4 '0'ming q bucket line, the
.',s.' u00se was saved. The burn
4, ''''x was occupied by Barney
q. Z : colcsed man, and mis- family,
.'..' s'sis that the tlre must have
hs !. non. !. . smudge which was
,' 'as trOnt Of the house. Very
q. Aveos and we understand
p insufaace.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21

The county commissioners met Ia
special session May II, 1909. Present,
r. Kroegel, chairman, G. Fl. Edwards,
A. N. Hoofnagle, d. E. Austin and r.
E. mclaughlin, with ]. E. Fult2i clerk,
and Perry Carlton, deputy sheriff.
On motion, board adjourned TO l;SO
D. m. and convened at said hour, all
being present.
Minutes of regular meeting held
Aoril 5, 1909, read, so far as they re-
lated to building the proposed court
house.
Motion of D. E. Austin that the board
reconsider the plans for building a
court house with the view of lessening
the expense of said proposed building,
and seconded by G. H. Edwards. was
voted on with the following result:
.Ave-D. E. Austin; Noes-P. Kroegel,
G. H. Edwards A. N. Hoofnagle and r.
r.. Mclaughlin. Motion declared lost
Bids for the construction of thecourt
house for st. Lucie county were opened
as follows:
Bid OF Mutual Construction
Company .,...,, '''''''V" ~
p,a :, Erod n Cobb. 35.05O 90
Bid of Cleckler Bros. 34,zoo w
Bid OF Falls City Const'n Co. S0'4So W
Bids for steel vaults, etc.: go 80
Bid of Diebold Safe & Lock Co.'S S'693 w
Bid of Cleckler Bros. .......' 800 W
On motion of A. N. Hootnagle' the
bid Of the Mutual Construction TO- was
accepted.
On motion, the clerk was instructed
n purchase the necessary books and
supplies for the county court.
Bond of S. @. Stewart, constable 10
district No. 4, with r. II. Ricou anu
H. @. phillipsas sureties, was approved.
On motion, board adjourned to mees
at 10 O'Clock, a. M, TUESDAY may 10
1909. - 900
commissioners met May u.s. lNs'
pursuant to adjournment, all presen.
Board proceeded to examine specln'
cations and contracts for court house
Board adjourned to meet at ! O'CLOCK
D. M, and convened at said hour al
present. ca.
Lock Co., to place vaults, doors, -. WIN a.
dows, ETC., in court house for 5000 "
Is accepted. ,.uaa
On motion H. 1. Klopp is e~ployeo
- sunarintend the construction OF the
court house for St. Lucie county a.
$50 yer day for actual time EMPLOYED '!o,
On molten, board adjourned to meet
n regular session June 7, 1909.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21

by the Mutual Construction Company,
of Louisville, KY. The bid Of this con-
Germ was s32, 7SO, but the commissioners
have authorized some miner changes
in the original plans which reduces the
amount to $50, 1859, subject 70 such fur
Their changes as the board may direct.
The commissioners, with the assist
ance of Mr.. H. 1, Klopp, who has been
employed as inspector, and Mr. w. T.
Lewmaus, of the contracting hrm,
went over the plans thoroughly and
familiarized themselves with all the
details.
The contract states that the time
warrants on the building shall be as
follows
July l, 1910, $1,000.
July I, 1911, $500.
July /, 1912, $500.
July l, 1918, $1,000.
A special building tax of 4 mills will
be levied at the July meeting of the
board to meet these payments
The contract also states that the
building shall be completed 10 22o
working DAYS, or in the event OF the
failure to do so the contractors shall
forfeit S25 for each working day over
that time.
Mr.. w. c. Lewmans, OF the Mutual
Construction Company, who was pres
ent at Rthe meeting, states that his
building superintendent, Mr.. jones'
will arrive here with a force OF men
the latter part Of this month and the
work of excavating for the foundation
will be Immediately started. During
the course of construction Mr.. Jones
will have at all times force OF about
fifty men employed on the building ano
the work will be rushed with all posi-
BILE speed. Material is now being or
dered and will begin to arrive by the
first of June, and the actual construc-
tion work will begin about the brst
Monday In next month.
Mr.. Lewmaus assured the county OIL
cials that they could eat Christmas
dinner in the spacious court room OF
the new building II they 50 desire. Inc
next Spring term Of the Circuit Court
will be held 10 the new court house
Superintendent Jones who superln-
tended the erection OF a $4,000 court
house in Polk county, just completed
states that that building is one OF the
prettiest court houses in the South,
and the fact that the same people viii
build ours is sufficient evidence that 1t
WILDE beauty.
The house will be practically oOxSO
feet, facing the river on one SIDE ana
Pine street on the other. Down stairs
will be Offices for the clerk of the court
with two vaults), county Judge with
one yault), sheriff, tax collector, TAX
assessor and treasurer, with Two large
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21

Marshal Field once said that when
he found it necessary to cut down OK
penses he knew it was high slime to
double his advertising camps IA. When
he died he was one of the worlds ricL-
est men.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-05-21

From the above minutes Of the spe-
c,al session Of the board OF county COM
nil il will be seen that the COM
tract has been let for the cons'ruc''o .
~ IN the court house for St. Lucie county