Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09

The government snag boat, Captain
Mcguire, In command Of Capt. Jenkins,
reached here Last weak. after about thir-
ty days spent pulling logs out Of the
Ocklawaha river. The logs have been
pulled out on the bank far enough that
they cannot get into the river again
This work is the result Of Capt. Spald-
ipg's visit to Leesburg at the time of the
waterways meeting few weeks ago.
The channel from the lake into the river
has also been cleaned ont. Boats can
now make the river trip with ease
Leesburg Commercial.
"The Palms." one Of the finest prop
critics in Florida, situated on Sarasota
Bay, has been purchased by ]. NJ. Clark,
of Onswsy, Mich. The building was
erected several years ago rs . club or
private hotel, and is most beautifully
situated. The new owner will convert
it into private winter residence.
DR.. Henri Dux. of Germany, recently
located at DeLand. will establish: plant
for preserving foliage of ornamental
plants and shrupbery and will ship this
north to be used for decorations. The
doctor has discovered process by which
the natural color Of leaves can be pre-
served Indefinitely and at present will
use principally the palmetto and magno-
llA for that purpose.
News comes from Cocoa that there is
IN abundance of deer, wild turkey and
quail in the surroU ndiug country. One
hunting party fIom there recently re-
turned with four I'll g hucks, killed at
Buck Greek, on Merritts island.
Formal complaint has been made t.
Governor Gilchris concerning the con-
duct in Office of James T. Sancers, cou1-
ty solicitor, by Judge H. F. Atkinson,
judge of the criminal court of record.
Il Is understood that the complaint al
leges grave breach Of decorum Of the
court and further charges that it has
besn necessary to defer the holding Of
court on at least two occasions because
Of the county solicitors Inability to ap'
pear and attend to the business of his
Office Miami Metropolis.
Col. A. p. Solliday, . veteran in two
wars, and 20 years of age, arrived IL
Jacksonville few days ago, having
made the trip from WstertowD, Wis.
by automobile. He drove his own car
Col. Solidsy proceeded to Dsytons
where he win spend the winter.
Telephone communication from Arch
or Monday afternoon conveyed the infor
ustion Of . terrific Cyclone which strucl
In all ferocity at Eve, . small village
south Of Archer, during the noon hour
The damage is not regarded a. heavy
! owing to the locality In which the cy
clone dipped. Eve L. . former phos
plate mining town, and while u, loes q
life has been reported those residini
within close proximity Of the scene de
clare different account would be wide
spread had the place been thickly popu
lated. Sun.
The seasons largest cargo of cotton
has just been exported from Pensacola
The cargo was taken on by the Britisl
4 steamer August Belmont for Hamburg
the shipment consisted Of II, 1893 bales
having valuation in excess Of $500, 900
The water works and sewerage sys
tenn In Kissimmee has just been com
ipleted and turned over to the city. Tn
water works system comprises nearl,
| 90, 900 Of pipe with forty-four hydrants
and an artesisn well flowing at the rat
Of 400 gallons per minute.
People who claim to be posted on tn
subject credit the Bradentown section
rs having the lead of all others in celer.
this season.
Mr.. Russell, on the old Bloxhsm plan
tstiop now belonging to Levy Brothers
harvested seven hundred pounds of lin
cotton from one acre this season. !
negro farmer on the same place ais
made an exceptional yield. A. s. Well
gathered 700 pounds Of lint from on
acre, These crops were grown unde
governmental supervision and show
what Leon county soil viii do If proI
erly planted and cultivated. -Tallahal
see True Democrat.
Suit was hle6 against the city Of Tan
, pa Wednesday afternoon by the trustee
|, Of the central trades and labor assombl
!, for go, 900 damages. Il is alleged tia
she assembly has suffered damages I
this extent By the dosing Of the lsbc
, temple for period Of three weeks dnl
ing the strike 70 prevent gatherings an
damage dope 70 furniture and the 10,
Of valuable pApan. M
1 Isis nndsrsssod thas beginning Jam
airy eth the Florida Eest Csast railws
win operate hys palatial trains. Il wi
have che bsst seryios in tn hstory.
Il Copdnctor Nillsrd BROOKS fall from
oar on the Jarrett Lnmber Cos ros
near hszlkinnaa frsdxy ana sustained u
. t3nfses ftom which hs died socs SITTER.
Il The city drsdse ofSs. .Pstsrsbarg