The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-10

j. r. Nix returned yesterday from
Sheffield, Ala, where he has been for
The past week on business.
c. Z. Pleas, of Chipley, is in the city
On grand jury duty in the federal
court. Mr.. Pleas says that Washing
ton county will be represented at the
Interstate Fair in Pensacola this fall,
but that great deal of work will have
to be done in the meantime He be-
lieves in making a big exhibit-one in
keeping with the resources of his
county-and then he thinks an ex-
hibit should be got together, put into
car, and sent up through the north
an dwest for the inspection of people
who cannot attend the fair.
David Ciulla, of Brent station, yes
terday exhibited at The Journal office
d magnificent head of cabbage grown
On his farm there. Mr.. Ciulla says he
bad IL heads of this size that weighed
AS IL pounds.
In the list of county expenses for
the past month published Tuesday
morning an item appears of s149.40
for feedstuff for O'Neal. This should
have been for feedstuff for camp No.
3 and not O'Neal.
VIM. II. Knowles has returned from
\ business trip to New York
S. A. Afford, prominent business
nan of Chipley, is in the city on a
lhort business visit.
The Pensacola baseball team, col
bred, defeated the New Orleans col
pred team Sunday to 3 and again
yesterday A TO 3. The games were
played in New Orleans.
A typographical error occurred in
The card of J. Fisher Sunday morning,
IN which the site of the proposed new
Jail building was referred to as the
forner of Government and Jefferson
streets. when it should have been Ear.
ragossa and Jefferson streets.
The city board of health was SEIZED
uled for meeting last evening at 1870
o'clock, but a quorum did not show up
and the meeting was declared Off
Sanitary Inspector Nielsen was cited
TO appear before the board and answer
charges which had been preferred
against him, but he sent in his resig
nation instead. 1t was { accepted by
the health officer.
Mayor Reilly left for New York yes
terday at noon to be present as the
city's executive at the launching of the
battleship Florida, which takes place
Thursday at the Brooklyn navy yard
Messrs. Peter Lindenstruth and Jos
Quina accompanied the mayor, as pri
vate citizens only
Norman Rice, who has been in Brit
ish Honduras with his father, who is
doing some large contract work there
arrived yesterday on the schooner
Donna Christina, and as soon as. his
baggage had passed inspection, Sc
cured boarding house and may 10
cate here. He said that the city
made a very favorable impression or
him. He has been in Honduras about
two years, and talks Interestingly Of
the banana producing country.
Remaining over to vote, Chic
Sanders, after the performance of thai
duty, will leave today for Birming
ham, Ala, to attend the session of the
International Association of Police
: Chiefs, and when he returns weel
hence hopes to bring several hundred
of them to this city and let them sec
what Pensacola looks like for them
selves.
Fifty-five cases were docketed in the
recorders court yesterday and the
fines amounted to $l33. Ten cases
were continued and nine defendant:
were discharged. One was bound ovel
/ to the county authorities Four de
| PENDANTS were sentenced to thirty day.