Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02

0fIitrade, having IN charge the MO-
Of; getting a public library for au,Ds
has asked q lev Carnegie for &.
pdropriatiOn of $4,000 with &aisS
tot erect a library building. Mr.. ca
eAie some time ago offered this cIt.
$4,000 for this purpose II Ia ess'
led that $4,000 year will be ua.'
ca hry to support such a library. AZ
II, the building is secured, the muultl
pal government will be asked =
budget the amount In question Ia
nlslntenance.
| Following the unanimous paSsaes
by the city council Of st. Augustins
Of the ordinance providing for ;Se
suah ce Of bonds to the amour. "A
| $4,000 for the establishment OF =
complete sanitary sewerage systea,
Major Eugene Masters affixed his Al.
nAfAre and the bond issue is assured
TIE ordinance provides for the asen
tic &ystem Of sewerage disposal, whicE
Is recognized as a most modern arr
ef;s&tlve system.
The latest acquisition to Palatkss
ind1 enterprises is a cigar factn
ry,; d branch of the factory in Tamns
operated by Corral, Wodiska & ca
1t began business with a force a
tweI.y-nine men, all of whom are a.
pe1tb in their line. Nothing but gen.
uipet Havana goods will be manufAs
tulea.
Mbnroe Williams, an aged neup
living in the vicinity Of Curtis syenus
ana Margaret street, Jacksonville.
drgpped dead on the street. He va
CARRIED to his home, where an inves.
tigEIion was made by Justice E. 4
WIZARD, and which showed that dealt
WAX due to natural causes, and thaf
an Inquest was unnecessary.
News has just been received M
Crescent City Of the sudden death or
Mr. w. H. Sample, Of Albany, N. Y,
while taking a vacation in Waynes.
villf, N. C.. Mr.. Sample and ramiiy
have been winter visitors here for
maayi years, and he will be missed by
maay friends and especially at Grove
Apdther big contracting company
has, been organized for Jacksonville
In toe shape of the Florida Construct
ing Company, incorporated under the
law, bf Florida, with its head onices
in Jacksonville. The new firm is cap
italszdd at $4,000, and will do q con
strwctEOn and contracting business.
Tue Miami News-Record, the local
mor4liag contemporary Of The Miami
Metropolis, has been placed in the
han5s Of receiver upon the request
OF asi publishers, the LaSalle-StOne.
man Gompany. Frank B. Shuts, dis-
tricG attorney Of the Florida East
Coayt Railway, has been appointed re-
ceivsl
TWO negro thieves entered the
ofncSi Sf the Atlantic Coast Line Rall-
way AT Antamonte Springs, Fla, on
the night q August 2Sd. The safe
was broken open with tools stolen
FROM the tool house Of the company
at Maitland, Fla, and $50 In money
stolen. Besides this the thieves took
a C. O{ d. package valued at IS.
Discouraged because they could not
secure Work on account OF the big
strik', a number OF cigarmakers at,
tempted to leave Tampa for another
factory. Strikers, however, crowded
them: at the depot and frightened them
into Terlaining in the city. Had the
men shown courage q riot would un-
doubtedIy have occurred.
C. F.. McCook. 40 years Of age, q
carpenter and resident Of Jackson
vile Heights, was run down by an
Atlantic Coast Line passenger train
at the Forrest street crossing, Jack
sonvifie, aud SO badly injured tnat the
amputation OF his left foot may be
necessary.
State Comptroller A. c. Groom has
returred to Tallahassee and his off,
cial DUTIES at the capitol building.
from pablo Beach. Mr.. Groom went
down lab put two weeks ago to recu
peratG after a short illness, and re
turns feeling much better.
JACK Johnson, a negro bearing the
name Of the heavyweight champion,
was horribly mangIed by falling be.
meath ;thd wheels OF swiftly moving
ppate train on Seldom Island,
-.nDS. In spite Of the character OF
his in1ur les, no vital parts DeIng al
fected. tie negro vail recover.
J. L. Graham, a prominent turpen-
tine operator of Baldwin county, af-
ter serving six DCnths as Federal
prisoner! by special arrangement In
the city jail at Pensacola, has been
released. Graham, with MS brother
Thomas Graham, was sentenced for
conspiracy to commit pecnage.
The link of the Ocala Northern
Railroad, connecting OcaIa with beau
tiful Silver Springs. will shortly be
completes. The work is being pushed
rapidly a I'D when, completed will give
access I'd one OF the prettiest resorts
In Florida.
The Weather bureau at Marathon is
being pushed to completion, as are
the VaEid Jus signal stations along the
keys II me signal stations will pre-
vent Many vessels from being wreck
ed in $40 rms Of West Indian origin.
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