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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-20
OWING TO COLD
MESSAGE AWAITS
PRESIDENT WARNED BY DOC.
TORS TO REST AND HE TAKES
ADVICE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.--Presi-
dent Taft did not begin writing his
message Saturday as ne intended.
The bad cold which the president
caught on the last day of his west
ern trip has affected his threat and
the White House doctors warned
him not to leave the Executive Man
sion, but to rest if he intended to
keep his speaking engagement be-
fore the Good Roads Congress, in
Richmond.
Secretary Stimson had long con-
ference with the president, however
relating to what measures the gov
enrment should take toward the reg
ulation of freight rates on traffic
through the Panama canal. The
president will treat the subject com.
prehensively in his message.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-20
BIG COMPANY BORING FOR
ARTES|AN WATER NEAR MILLERS
Mllers Land and Artesan Company Have Extensive Well
Boring Rig in Operation Eight Miles North of Mlers--
Land Taken Up Under Carey Act, and Will Be Subde-
vded Into Small Tracts.

To prove the artesian water the
ory in the San Antonio valley,
which is in the neighborhood of
forty-five miles long by ten miles
vide, the Millers Land & Artesian
corlpany has recently received and
placed in operation a magnificent
well-boring machine, costing $4,000,
for the purpose of boring series
of artesian wells throughout their
holdings taken up under the Carey
Act. The machine is good for a
1200-foot hole. Paul S. Tanner is
in charge of the work. Mr.. Tan
ner is an expert in this line of
work, having had charge of the
drilling of many deep wells The
company has ample capital to carry
their project to a successful issue.
There can be no doubt of striking
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-20
FOURTEEN CARS
FREIGHT ARRIVED
YESTERDAY

The Tonopah & Goldfield railroad
received yesterday IA cars of freight
consigned as follows: One car peb-
bles, Tonopah Mining Co.; two cars
lumber, Associated Mill, Manhattan;
two cars hay, Mclean & McSwee-
ney; one car hay, A. Rousch; one
car air compressor, West End Min
ing company; one car barley, Wit
tenberg Transfer Co.; one car meat,
Nevada Packing Co.; three cars
lumber, Verdi Lumber Co.; two cars
miscellaneous merchandise.
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green fields, Should the project
prove successful, as it surei% wi
it means an increase in populaticr
of this section of thousands OF
contented men, women and children.
1t is safe to predict that inside
of ten years all the desert land OF
this section will be under cultiya-
tion and cattle on thousand hills.
The Nevada-C California Power conf
pany has a power line running
the San Antonio valley for 80 miles
and in case an artesian flow i
not procured and water is found in
abundance, the same can be pump
ed by power and at a small eN-
pense, for the power company ha-
plenty of juice for sale, and for a
mammoth project of this kind would
sell their product very reasonable
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-20
THREE BIG TEAMS PULL
OUT FOR THE NORTH

Three of Wittenberg's 12-horse
teams pulled out yesterday for Man
haitian and Round Mountain, loaded
with mining machinery and lumber
for the Tungsten mill at Round
Mountain and the Associated mill at
Manhattan. There are several cars
of freight at the depot awaiting
transportation to these camps. Two
ten-animal outfits are loading with
supplies for the Pine Tree camp to-
day.
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DETECTIVES LAND
CLEVER FORGER
PINKERTONS MAKE ARREST Al
SACRAMENTO AND CLAIM
VICTIM HAS RECORD.

SACRAMENTO, Nov 20.-Dr. b.
p. Carlson alias b. r. GCnger, alias
c. P. Condor, said to be one of
the cleverest forgers in the United
States, sought by Pinkerton detect
ives throughout the country. was
arrested Saturday while trying q
pass check for 500 to whic
he mad forged the Endorsement OF
Mayor NJ R. Beard, whom he said
wds his cousin Carlson is said
the police here to have escaped
from the Berkeley, Cal, police after
passing a fictitious check for SIS in
that city.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-20
MORRIS PROVES
BASS SUPERIOR
REFEREE STOPS BOUT AFTER
WHITE HOPE CUTS LOOSE
IN EARNEST.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.It took
less than three minutes for Carl
Morris of Oklahoma to show his
supremacy over Bill Bass of Vir-
ginia Saturday night at the Ma
tional Athletic club Morris cut
loose and swung rights and lefts
to Bass body and head, sending
the Virginian to the mat, and the
referee stopped the bout. Bass was
completely outclassed. Neither mar
showed any form.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-20
ELECTION CONTEST HAS
BEEN POSTPONED

The parties connected with the re-
counting of ballots have decided to
take quite a vacation. At the con-
lusion of counting Saturday after
noon the case went over until De-
cember Z. This was necessary on
account of the many cases that
are set before the supreme cour
and the Thanksgiving vacation
The precinct of Rhyolite is being
counted. This was a thoroughly
democratic precinct, as every man
on the state ticket was given
democratic majority. 1t is also a
fact that it is one of the cleanest
precincts in the state in regard to
the condition of the ballots. There
was only one mistake and that was
that the entire state was not like
Rhyolite. Appeal.
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LONG DISTANCE SHELLS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The
army ordnance bureau has been
obliged to go abroad to place con-
tract for 100 armor-piercing steel
for the big 14-inch guns now being
turned out. The contract has gone
to the Hadfield Steel Foundry COM
pany of England.
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HEALTH IN ALASKA
IS TO Be GUARDED
DEPARTMENT WILL PREVENT
SPREAD OF DISEASE IN
TERRITORY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-To safe
guard the health of the $4,000 in
habitants of Alaska, the treasury
department is about to assign a
surgeon of the public health and
marine hospital service to the ter
ritory. He will supervise quarantine
stations and enforce regulations
against the spread Of disease.
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MUST NOT BET.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 20.-An
order was issued Saturday at the
naval academy forbidding the mid
shipmen to bet on the Army-Navy
football game. 1t is understood that
West Point cadets sent $4,000 to
Annapolis to wager on the Army
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MEXICO TO PAY.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2O.-The
claim of China for damages because
of the killing of 32O Chinese in this
country during the recent revolu.
tion, has been practically settled by
the agreement of the government to
pay $1,55O,000. The agreement
must be ratified by congress.
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RUSSIA'S DEMANDS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 20
According to the st. Petersburg
newspapers the Russian demands
contained in the ultimatum to Persia
include the dismissal of II. Morgan
Shuster, the American treasurer gen
eral of Persia, the payment of ST.
100000 to cover the claims of Rus
sian subjects.
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ANOTHER BIRTH.

On November 16 bouncing girl
baby of eight pounds weight was
born to the wife of Carl f. Mar
shall. Mother and child are re-
ported as doing nicely.
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IT'S A BOY.

A wire was received from Will
low, Cal, by Grandpa John Holmes
this morning stating that nine
pound boy had arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Barrett.
Mother and child are doing nicely
and the father, Husky Barrett, is
in the hands of his friends and may
recover.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-20

R. l.. Prouty, the druggist, re-
turned this morning from st. Hell
ena, CAL, where he has been for
the past week visiting his parents.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-20

DR.. George p. DeVine left Gold
field Saturday for an extended trip
by auto, taking in Eureka, Austin,
Carrol, the new mining camp;
Round Mountain and Manhattan and
will arrive in Tonopah December ).
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TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
first installment of state and coun-
ty taxes for 1911 is now due and
payable at the Nye county treas
urer's office, Tonopah, New
Taxes become delinquent after
MONDAY, DEC. 4, 1911, when the
legal penalty of 10 per cent viii be
imposed and the property advertised
for sale.
The tax sale will be held on Mon
day, Jan. Is, 1912.
Dated at Tonopah. New, Nov. 1G,
1911.
FRANK p. MANNIX,
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c. o. Poole, head engineer of the
Nevada-California Power company,
was a passenger this morning for
San Francisco.
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Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15
Promin ent Merchant
Becomes a Benedict

The following announcement was re-
ceived here this week by the many
friends Of the contracting parties:
"Nlr. and Mrs. David Mitcheltree
announce the marriage Of their daugn-
ter, Bessie Lena, to Mr.. William Irwin
Fee on Wednesday, the 9th of Septem-
ber, 1911, New Ross, Indiana"
This popular couple are well known
in Fort Pierce. the bride having spent
the past three winters here with Mrs
M. F. Goldsmith and won for herself
many friends among our people, being
a charming young lady Of culture and
many accomplishments, supplemented
by strong and captivating character
The groom is treasurer and man
ager Of the Fec & Stewart Company
big store in Fort Pierce and is one ol
the city'smost progressive young bust
ness pen, numbering practically th'
entire citizenship among his friends 81
we'll as hosts Of others up and down In
dian Riynr.
THE happy couple, who have beel
spending week In New York AMI
other points, viii arrive IN the elt
this week and make Fort Pierce ,hel
home. The News joins with the 81
msroua friends in extending congrat'
'lAtious and best wishes,
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15

and J. NJ. Lee were elected trustees
and three mills voted. Ell McLaugh-
lilo and + M. Swain receiving the same
number Of votes, upon nomination by
the patrons e, L. McLadgAIin was APP
pointed by the hoard.
Upon motion made and carried, r.
w. Swain and t. M. Swain were al
lowed SIT 50 each per month for trans
porting their children trSm Midway TO
olney or Drum schools.
Eva R. Redd was appointed assistant
to the Fort Pierce colored school, Ma
mic Gardner resigning.
Mrs. J. Hunter was appointed tC
Fellsmere school, Miss A. HeIseth re-
signing
Mrs. Corinne Hendrick was appoint
ed to teach the Fort Dru school.
The superintendent wss dsputIzed Il
buy a tin box for keeping the various
valuable papers in. space being glver
in the safe in the clerks Office to keel
the box.
The following grading committee wa
appointed; J. P. Hawthorne, Ami,
Brown and Eva Daniel,
The warrants will be printed mex
week.
J. w. HODGE. Sec. & Supt.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15
Death Of Rev. Fripp
SaddeIis White City


Rey. sidney Thomas Riley Fripp' .
former resIdsnt Of White City, and well
known ID Fors Pierce died Tuesday
evening, september s. at the home Of
i. daughter id Columbia, s. @ De-
.o..ad. who wss 20 years old was a
caa,.darats veteran, and for many years
.'.,,,ato, 4 tbe Methodist church.
NJ, Fripp was born on s. Helena
,.,..as u and has large family
...aao,,on ii tbet section, and the fol-
,~.s,aa childrsn survive him; Wn'
r..,,,n :, chicago Edgar P. and Sic
Er,nr. ot FORT Pierce Mrs. George
A,ober, Of key West, and Mrs Hans
podersau. 81 Columbia, s. G.
a. ,odsgaI took place Thursday
.,..,..,.op aid inlermeut was made IN
rlmvooa esmotsry, Columbia the pal
bs.ra,. -, sing eight comrades Of tn'
coO,essss.e army who served with sn'
deceasss ii IlsmptOn's Legion dur'n'
the Cissl var
u,s ssztis is moprued by vide circ
! ,0,,,o..s friends at White City
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15
Directors Are Busy
in Good Roads Work

At a meeting Of the Board,of Direc-
tors OF the ST. Lucie County Good
Roads Association held Tuesday even
ing at the office OF Judge James E. An
drews, the following committees were
appointed
Membership-C. Il. Racey, W. H.
Harris, r. A, Conkling, A. B. Brown
G. E. Dutton, c. G. FeigeL N, Q. Penny
Lave and Ordinances 20. NJ. Horton
". I. HemmIngs, r, whyte,
Goos ROads-K B. RauIerson, Elmer
Robb, Geo. A sssger .. T. Mccarty
N. o. Penny,
Executive Committee-James c e. AN
drews, ]. G. Goats, q NJ. Horton.
A committee Of two wasalso appoint
ed to act with Dsde county committee
CN w Wv
in conferring with r E. 9. railway Off
cials as to rate on rotd material.
The Board also deelaeo 10 view WV
conditions and RECOMMEND to the cit.
council plan to cour,eci the street AM
.o,.tv rood leading forth from the city
The good roads sOumittee was IN
structed to look Over Fne county roao
and confer with the county commits
sioners, and the ISard p directors ar
to endeavor to ges the consent OF tn
commissioners 60 accept the offer 9
tveoty Eve cars 4 rock made by Dad
county.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15
School Board Met
in Regular Session

The Board of Public Instruction IN
and for st. Lucie county met IN reeu-
lar session Sept. 4, 1911. Present D.
p Hardesty chairman, W. B, Cross -
r gell and ]. w. Hodge, secretary and
supt.
Minutes Of last meeting read ana az
proved. ..,a
Report OF county treasurer res''"'N'
found correct and fled.
Motion made and carried that the
superintendent purchase half dozen
chairs for this Office,
Petition Of J. A. Franklin and others :
for establishing school at E0sela1a :
-. received and granted provided .
.ni,.ble lot was decided to the county
for said school,
Motion made and carried that j. p
msrIwethsr shall build bsllfry . Ss 'ns
y,,s,0o ! y school hodss, the pssr0ns Of the
viking school eparsotssips sS'OO -
such purpose ...,ad 70
4 4. MssIwslbsF wsS instructed :.
1xasurv white paint
ID snld buIldlng- ,m.,,,,. sub.
aI.rict was referred g trustees : '''
district. o,.,,n suecisl
Returns from the Fort Drum spSs,., ..sa
lsnD.dissriss election we're 'Apss',.s p0sI,0s'
"a resulted IS follows 2. 4. HOLMES
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15
Hdrdee Fish LGW Is
Given Test of Court

In the county judges court Monday,
before Judge F. L. Hemmings, the
Hardee FISH law was given test when
Simms Parks Of Sebastian, was ar
raigned on charge of seining in In
dian River. The defendant admitted
the facts as alleged and was sentenced
to pay a fine OF s75 and costs, or serve
go days in jail.
On Tuesday real case OF the same
nature was tried when George Allen
and three companions we're arralgned
on the same charge, Allen Was con-
vlcted by jury and the others adj
mitted the facts and each Of them were
aned 300 and Costs, or so days 10 jar.
His companions were Joe johnson, N.
P. Barker and Ernest Nelson. In this
case the defendants we're actually vio-
lating the law, without the thought Of
a test case,
The attorneys for the defense, Coils.
Fran Pope and o. r. Parker, imme
diaiely instituted habeas corpus pro
ceedings in the circuit court to tes
the constitutionality Of the law. Th'
writ has been granted and made re
turnable today before Judge Bethel a
West Palm Beach. The fish men In
tend going to the supreme court.
Judge Hemmings, 10 passing sentenc
on the offenders, stated that he though
the law was valid, and announced tha
on the next similar conviction jai
sentence would be imposed on the pal
ties offending without the alternativ
Of a fine, and Sheriff Carlton state
: that he will do all in his power
: enforce the seine law in this county.
On August 7th Will Jackson, coloret
!, vas given a preliminary hearing b.
fore Judge Hemmings on the charge
T breaking and entering with intent
> commit a felony, the depreciation o.
curling at Rio, where some clothir
: were stolen from house, He WI
bound over to the grand Jury under
: $500 bond.
6 Tessie Harris, who was charged vii
! uttering forged teachers certifca
was also bound over under $500 bon
e She presented a forged certificate fro
y Palm Beach county and applied for
q school in this county, affidavit on u
= above charge was made by Superi
J. tendent j. w. Hodge.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15
Teachers Institute
Doing Good Work

ST. Lucie county's FIRST annual Teach.
ers' Institute convened Monday morn.
ing at the school house In Fort Pierce
with Superintendent ]. W. Hodge pre-.
siding. After the opening exercises by
Prot, w. M. Morgsn Mr.. Hodge stated
the object aud purpose Of the gather.
ing and an organization was perfected
by the election Of Miss Ora Wigfeld as
secretary and the enrolment Of the
following teachers
Mrs. Eugenia Fair, Mrs. Eunice Scho-
field, Misses Mary ThOrue. Josephine
Stinson, Georgia Slater, Emma Bell,
Lena Starck, Annie Brown, Kathleen
Smith Kstie Morgan, Edna Johns Ora
Wig6eld, Emma Hall, frankie Pierce,
Louise Kramer, Messrs. L. B. Mershon,
James Hawthorn, w. @. Edwards. Carl
r. HeIseth, W. Z. Leisher, W. M. Nor.
gan and ]. w. Hodge.
The trustees who we're present were
w. N, Reams, Vero Andrew Erlck'
sen, Oslo; j. Helseuh, s. d, Daniel
Viking ]. NJ. Lee, Fort Drum A. G.
Dittmar, Fort Pierce o. A. Morgan
Wabasso Peter Raulerson, Tantie
w. D. Edwards, Jensen.
Much to the disappointment OF th'
teachers very few Of the patrons wer'
present at the opening session, but it Il
hoped the attendance will be increasec
today, which is the last day Of the insti
tute. Following the appointment o
committees Judge A. D. Penney deliv
cred an excellent address Of welcome
to the teachers which was heartily ap
preciated by them.
The institute has continued througl
each day since Monday with Interest
/ ing discussions OF the various topics .
outlined in the program published
last weeks News.
On Tuesday evening q delightfl
launch ride was rendered the vlsitin
teachers and they visited the beach an
had supper on the sands OF the Atlanti'
returning home by moonlight othe
entertainments were planned Tor tn
week.
DR.. J. A. Thackston, OF the Unlvei
sity of Florida, arrived Wednesday ev'
ming and joined the institute and
lending valuable aid SO the teacher
He will deliver a lecture to the puol'
this evening.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15

Certificate Of cashier Of bank Of Fort
Pierce attached showing balances cor
rect as claimed.
On motion, petition for appointment
Of fish and game warden received and
laid over unil next meeting Tor inves.
tigation-Austlu, Holt and RsuIerscu
voting yes, and Edwards and HcOfnaele
voting no.
On motion, tax collector was aqthor.
lcontinued on page iour)
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15
aker-P Penney
Wedding Pretty
p0vular Couple Married
tuesday Morning.
handsome Decoration
.,ss.iUe Ceremony at MethO-
N Church. Left Immedi-
stslv for Honeymoon.
,ondsOme Decoration


~ u the prettiest church weddings
.olsmpized In Fort Pierce occurred
&. Methodist church Tuesday morn
40 olcloclx when Mr.. Walter L.
ssy and Miss Laura Penney, In the
.....ea Of a large gathering OF friends
Z. onI,ed in the holy bonds of matri'
..o,, Rev. ]. C. Jones officiating
tovlue hands had prettily decorated
&. .hasch for the occasion and long
.o,s the hour set for the ceremony
4. ehurch was filled with large gath
.Iso o. friends who admired the tasty
sasement of the decorations. Chief
,bese was an arch Of cocoanut palms
4, ,he altar and bordered by vide
aI,a satin ribbon. binding the center
+. he arch with large DOW, iron
AIch was suspended the monogram
Q representing the initials OF
4 bride and groom. The brides ini-
was in pure white while the letter
presenting the groom's name was par
,lly covered with fern adornment.
background, and thanking the CEN
Al figure, we're pots of asparagus and
ltlthplume ferns, begonias and other
An lmmsnas boqdet Of sstOrs
aa tie altar table and showed 70
sSsion With fern surrounding.
he piano was also q receptacle Tor
lots and flowers,
Ms. Harry McCombs presided at the
pano, and before the arrival Of the
ssddine party rendered in her most
charming voice those two beautitullovc
pnes, 'Oh, Promise Me, . by DeKoven'
ud oThe sereaade,n by Neidlinger,
and only the occasion and place re
lalned demonstration OF the audi
1aees appreciation Of these renditions
Promptly.at the appointed hour the
ssdding party arrived in automobiles
aad, to the strains Of MendeIssohn''
Wedding March, entered the church
Inst came Rev. J. c. Jones. the otfici
pslpg clergyman, who proceeded up the
lght aisle, followed by the groom ant
peat man, Mr.. L. N. Brady. Down the
eeniet aisle marched the maid OF honor
A|ls Bsrta ,,Dardis, followed by the
tl|desmaid, Miss Florence Stetson, anc
% eroomsman, Mr.. q. o. vanIand
Hgham. Last came the lovely bride
'he arm Of her iather and they were
'sls y the altar by the groom, to whom
iathsr surrendered the bride
gre the party separated, the brid'
'pd groom facing the minister with th'
psI man on the right and the maid o
opoE on the left while the other at
ndenss stood direetly behind th'
r|DcIpals and the father occupied tn
geme left.
Under the palm arch. while the sub
Pea strains Of The Serenade" hoate'
lessloely over the Assemblage, thos'
loving hearts were made one b!
beautiful ring ceremony Of tn
'|hodist Epiaeopal Church. South
1sIl, graceful palms overshadowini
'n VAS an apparent symbol Of pro
'|ng love, and tho long leaves ez
'|pg downward towasd their bowe'
f seemed . utter 3 beuedic.'pn g
pnlor.
he bride vas atsIrbd 10 blee s'''
Alag ao8n. vIlb hat and elpVPe y
4 I.h. eith : .,i.s.fs n.,,d roae "a 1AL
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15
Commissioners
Monthly Meeting
appointment of Fish and
Game Warden Left OUer
Many Road Matters
Three MIL Sub District School
Tax LeUied in Fort Drum.
Accept Jail Repair Bid.

The Board of County Commissioners
Of St. Lucie county, Fla. met Sept.
s, 1911. Present, G. H. Edwards, chair
man e. A. Holt, A. NJ Hootnagle, D.
q. Austin, and Peter RadIsrson. with
j. e. Fultz, clerk, and ]. A. Alderman.
deputy sheriff.
Minutes Of the last regular meeting
read and approved.
The sum Of s1S received from d. e.
Austin for she'll and paid to county
commissioners to be credited to Special
Road District No. 4.
On motion, Mr.. Everett II. Every Is
allowed to move road temporarily cross
ing canal on Fellsmere Farms,
Road committee report Of j. M.
Swain, w. D. Edwards and Fl. @. Starke
recommending public road beginning
where the present road curves at the
gateway of the property owned by g,
M. Levitt, run thence to meet the pres
ent county road at the north line OF
property owned by F. w, Willes, con-
tinuing on said road to north line OF
said property, thence ina southeasterly
direction to Vim. Hogg's packing house
making practically straight road from
said packing house TO DR.. McClinton's
house, about IL miles long. sn Sec
26, TIP 81, s., r.. Al E., said road to bs
80 feet vice. received, and If no protest
is fled will be declared public road
Petition Of James Neal ct al for q
public road commencing at the south
east corner of the NE Ia Of NE la Of
Sec 81, TIP. 81 s., r. Al E. and run
: thence west TO the section line dividing
Sections 2l aud 20, thence north along
: said section line TO northwest corner of
said section 81, said road to be 30 feet
wide, and Miller Hallowes, VIM. MCGEE
and J. H. Baker are appointed COM
mittee to view, mark and survey said
road and report to this board at It's next
regular meeting
On motion, board appropriated slO TO
assist Cornelius Buckley, same TO te
! sent to E. b. Sembler, OF Wsbasso,
Report of f. M. Tyler, collector, fol
> the month Of August, 1911, received,
y showing licenses collected for State
sll so; for county s5.75; poll taxes fol
% 1911, $500
o Report Of J, H. Wynn, treasurer, re
u ceived, showing balances on hanc
a. September l, 1911, as follows:
Total Of all .............s 7,464 81
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-15

Total Of all ...........s 7,t64 81
General fund ........ 6Ss
Fine and Forfeiture -" l,5O9 20
courty School. ........ 4sl
Road and Bridge. ...... 81
Building Fund. .... 81 4S
Special Road, Totsl... s.424 O5
Totalsub-school Districts, 1851 so
Special Road, NO. l. ~. 20 90
/" No, 2,e,.. a0a "a
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