The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-28
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The General Grand Chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star will hold il:
annual meeting in Jacksonville, com
mencing Nov. Z. Delegates from every
state in the Union will be in attend
ance,
The Democratic executive committee
Of Duv&l county has went on record As
favoring a primary to select a uniteu
States senator. 1t will cost $1,000 I,
hold primaries in Duval county, bl,
the committee was assured that amoar:
would be subscribed.
A Pensacola man. aged 50 wears.
soon to have his father aged Ia ..sa-s.
visit him. This manisH { pt..sc.-..
anative of France. The aEtI ,.,..rr
was in the war with Nap,,H,- A-r rcc.
withstanding his extreme as:. > Sa-e
to be hale and hearty.
Since the death ot C:,s :. SCENE ne
oldest Mason in FlCy.,A~, .scs "n .Ie.
last week, a Nclus;a ;..1a usa ,ac-
cceds to the hc~o- - .e,nl ms lues.
Mason in the S;&:5 -}'s .aues d.
PattiIo. Of CS;:<~ H. 'G.r.lo ynS
made NsSao &srr. 81 rearg "
years ago. ua,1g. .,Ese,g VIEWS,
Governor G.;N,'>, ri,, icusplea .'re
resiCnat;g-$ O.. fn.. aines " Perkins
judge a. ;1e ,-iuimA swIrt u -ecvrI.
VoiuS.- >o-,rr- am sun. :. =. ZONES,
suVvi l.t5o5tc, gc eup,lu Instruction n
aud fcr SG-,:sr ~qnCY These vacan-
cicS viii be ide,i by sume suitable per-
son recommended by the democratic
county executive committee Of the
counties interested, provided such re-
commentator is made at a meeting Of
said committee, held with open doors
after due and timely notice to each and
every member of the committee as to
place and hour of meeting.
Frank Gardner. Senator Ed. Price
and James Banks of North Dakota. all
well known in Daytona. have Just clos
ed deal for 5000 acres of land a,
Barlow Junction, including the town
site. They will divide the land into
small farms of five and ten acres which
will be sold mostly 10 North Dakota
people. The land is reported 70 be
especially fine and well adapted to the
growth of oranges, Irish potatoes and
garden truck. The gentlemen referred
to have just left for North Dakota, hav-
ing spent about three weeks in this
state recently looking up these lands.
1t is now believed that all points in
dispute between the manufacturers and
cigarmakers at Tampa will be settled,
and it is probable that al, cigarmakers
will return to work this week. The
members of the joint advisory board,
number of whom are now in Jail, nave
been succeeded by more conservative
men, who are treating with the manu-
facturers direct Both sides seem con.
ciliatory. A conference was held last
week, but the result of same was not
given out. The basis of settlement
suggested by the cigarmakers is a 1910
scale, with union collector outside Of
door.
The announcement that the famous
cartooniSt. a. H. Taylor and Chas. Z.
Jones, for many years city editor of
the Jacksonville Metropolis and ac-
knowledged TO be one of the brightest
newspaper men in the State, are to be
associated in the publication of a new
paper in Jacksonville, has caused con-
siderable general interest. These gen.
t'emen are both SO peculiarly and I'M
usually talented in their respective de-
partnentS that the success of their
venture is already assured. 1t is GER
tain that there will be much of real in
terest in the new publication, which
vii, doubtless take prominent place
in the upbuilding of Florida and the
welfare Of her people.
The III fated Chatham. which was
forced into the channel near Mayport,
by the recent West Indian hurricane,
will be blown into atom where she
now lies entirely submerged Capt.
George K. Spalding, corps of engineers
United States army, who has charge of
the engineering Office in this district,
stated that the sunken hulk had been
definitely located, and he finds that the
vessel was forced some additional fifty
feet into the channel by the storm of
last Tuesday, and he will Immediately
recommend to the war department that
the ship be removed. Previous to