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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24
CONGRESS COMMITTEE
IS SCORED BY M'HARG
Resents Criticism Of His $12,-
600 Contract With the
ChoctaW Indians.

Ormsby McHarg of New York, formerly
assistant secretary Of commerce and la
Dor, criticises vigorously a special COM
mittee Of the House in his reply to an
order of the Secretary of the Interior
to show cause why his $1,000 contract to
represent the Choctaw nation should not
be terminated. Mr.. McHarg accuses the
members of the committee Of Jealousy
and declares the verdict of the committee
appointed to investigate Indian contracts.
rendered just before the close Of the last
session Of Congress, is similar to the
Judgment Of the average country justice
Of the peace.
In his letter to the Secretary Of the In
terror Mr.. McHarg says:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24
Students Have Narrow Escape.

JOHNSON CITY. Tenn, April 24.-Six-
teen young women had narrow escapes
from death by flames early today. when
the dormitory OF Washington College was
destroyed by fire. The loss is approxi-
mately $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24
Roosevelt a Memorial Day Speaker.

NEWARK, n. j., April o4.-Theodore
Roosevelt will be the principal speaker
at the unwilling of a Lincoln statue In
front of the courthouse in Newark Me-
mortal day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24
Hard to Be Dignihed.

Il find it difficult to treat the report
Of the committee with the dignity that
l have been taught to consider the for
NAL reports of any deliberative body.
THE finding in this report was ar
rived at about as country justice of
the peace would arrive at a judgment;
part testimony, part hints and insinus-
lions of employees Of the Department of
the Interior who were not witnesses to
this contract, and in part what seems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24

4 prominent feature is that Of the
hall of religion. which shows the worlds
m ul t u dinous
The World s. Forms forms of worship.
Of Worship. chin.n,.n rs v the
his joss sticks, the Hindu with his prayer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24

Two more prize entries-"False Char
ters,' by Charles Francis Bourke, and
Five Aces" by Victor Rousseau-in our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24

churches in the work of spreading the
gospel. This laymen's effort has received
the hearty Endorsement Of many OF the
most prominent men in the country.
Each year increases the enormous sum
of money contributed for missionary pur-
poses. Last year North America in
Guiding the United States and Canada,
contributed $11 .9OS 600 for foreign mis-
sions Great Britain contributed ST.
10000. and the other nations of the
world together raised $3.50. 900, making a
grand total of $27,3S5. 900 given in one
year toward converting the heather.
This vast sum is being expended as
1ud1clously as possible. Schools have
been opened, hospitals established. phvsi-
clans and trained nurses sent where Their.
was most need of them. and in every
possible way the practical as we'll as the
spiritual benefit Of Christianity is being
demonstra ted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24

In connection with the laymens move
ment must be mentioned the work of the
Women's Home and
Work of Women Foreign Missionary
for Women. .s oc'e.s, "h,ch Is
its golden jubilee. This society, which has
branches in most of the important
churches of the country. applied itself
especially to the work of relieving the
suffering conditions of the women OF
heathendom. To the woman's society.
more than To any other organization.
must be awarded the credit of introduc-
ing woman physicians into zenanas and
harems, where women were suffering and
dying because the rules of their caste did
not permit them TO be attended by male
physicians. BY ministering first to their
physical needs these medical missionaries
were able to gain their confidence and
thus interest them in Christianity. This
golden jubilee will be the occasion of
many large gatherings during the year
in the different cities of the country. The
various branches will vie with one an
other in raising special contributions rs "a
Jubilee offering, and this money will be
applied directly to work among heather
women.
TOmOr - INTERNATIONAL AGRI-
CULTURAL CONGRESS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24

Few persons have any idea of the
enormous extent of the efforts being made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24

The enormous worlds missionary expo
sition, which opens in Boston today, Will
render that city the mecca for thousands
Of church people during the four weeks
of its continuance. Never before in the
history of the world has SO unique an
exposition been conceived, and its interest
is bound to extend to many people who
have heretofore thought little Of mission
airy. work. Last year and the year be-
fore expositions similar in scope. but
fractional in size, were given in London.
The first one entitled ''The Orient in
London" attracted many guests. as did
also the exposition of africa and the
East held the year before. But the
world in Boston will be many times as
large as these two London affairs united.
The exposition is being held in the Me-
chanics' building. huge structure erect
ed for such purposes. The exhibit occu-
pies over 100000 feet of floor space. aside
from the various halls and lecture rooms
where continuous entertainments will be
in PROGRESS The object of this exposi-
ton is the education Of the laymen in
America regarding missionary work. 1t
will show by practical object lessons first,
the land in which people live among
whom missionaries work: sec ond. the
conditions and methods by which the mis-
sionaries spread civilization: third. the
progress which has been made.
While the exposition is really gigan-
tic educational project by which the
churches will reap rich rewards In the
way of increased missionary contributions.
II is being financed entirely by private
parties 1t will be managed along the
same line as an ordinary commercial ex-
position and no church or organization
bears any of the financial responsibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24

In connection with the laymen's NOV
ment must be mentioned the work of II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24

Another feature of this exposition wi
be the great pageant of darkness an
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Millions Spent
on Missions.

mems Missionary Forward Movement was
inaugurated for the purpose Of securing
uniform cooperation among the various
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-24

To the untraveled American the strang
views from the orient. Occident. the noTtl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

choir here nos consisting Of Dan
- Rife. } B. Sparks. Jas Bradley
I.ise Rics. Bob Rice. Dan Carter. the
Bentley boys and oshers-
Charles Carter has job Of rad
making across in Wayne counryE
II b Salter Is recovering from a
severe hart be got from falling out
Of a UoEAn a fsE DAYS ago be fell
ba- kEzrd and the small Of bis
back struck across the hind gate
Of the SagOn-
W V. Roberts merchant o. Cad
mus was here Monday and parchas,
Cd some fine stock Of G. J. Carter.
Ora Carter Is on the sick list al
50 the infant child Of C. }. Cartel
and wffe i suffering very severe
" Nth EhOOPiuE cough ....
d.. Jay Carter. Of FaIlsburs, "a
visiting the sirk Of our Rsighbor
hood Monday. ..
Country GresahSrE-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
PLEASANT RIDGE

The PIE mite SATURDAY niEht nett
sI2ss for the singing schOoL r..
Presiding here next saturday By
Rev Berry ....'
Bible Gas Sunday night
C. C Roberts. Of Little Blaine.
E2s here Monday.
V r Pig spent saturday and
sunday With his sister. Mrs LHn
HAYES Al Matte
Misses Essa and Pearl Burehstt,
OF Lick Cresk. attended the pie
mite.
Miss Ana LemAs-sg died on the
lsth al her home near IJouisa and
U1s brought here for burial
Amt Andy Berry speut MONDAY
With MIS- NJ Nelson.
Mrs Emma NsEsOme and little
soa. Elmer. visited her mother
Mrs ". n. Berry. MOEday.
s 2. and George Roberts. o.
Little Blaine. Eere business visitor
here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ L. Johns ans
little daughter. Louise. spent sun
iday with her parents. NJ and Ms
DzRroa-
NobOdys Darling.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
MELVILLE

Mrs SsIlie Woods Gardner aad
her little tire eyear old son. Zoe
Woods. have returned frOn De-
trOit, Mich, where she visited her
SISTER. Mrs Albert DOty.
Ezra Woods returned from the
o1eeu City wfth = shipment Of
hiEs
squire Hughes has been holdins
court herr. trying some Of our
yOung friends from willard for
bad conduct
John n Web. OF GlenwOod. pas
ed away Monday at the age Of -
years
Rev SnApp Is to begin another
prOtrarted meeting soon and Ne
hope our yOung friends frOm VIII
lard and other points. viii treai
rs with more respect than they
did a our last big meeting.
d. J. Thompson. the cattle nan
iron o.iOville. was In buying cattle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
LITTLE BLAINE

Married. the 18th. URele Tom
Fraley 10 Nrs Alice Borders. Of
Georges cTeek
Ms. Fairchnd. o. Charley. Nas
visiting Ms. samantha Thompson
Monday.
Ins- L q Spencer AS yisitins
her parents saturday night
Arise wallace ~in move to Can
do sOon
Dana and DohA Thompson were
guests Of Bertha spenoer SUNDAY
Mrs. Cora NcGrannahan and chill
dren called On Mrs- Mari Lanes
Sunday.
Bitter Spencer Is very sick
Aunt Fannie Speauer Was visit
ing her chtldren last Eeek-
Mss Meulah Miller vAs al HE'D
/ ThOmpson's Friday
Mss Dona Payne. Is expeete'
home from I2nooln county soon
where she has BE- n visiting be
sister. Mrs. Monroe Thompson
Leon-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

llst ueek.
Tie nre GATED saddle mare.
minnie NcDOnaidl. brought here
from Nj Sterling b. chAries Fian-
ery. has foaled a colt and he
nane Il Lawrence Chief. TIE
Chief part Is IN h0EOr o. the graf
sire o. the colt (Sterling chiefl,
and The Aurencs part. Of eOurs'
in honor Of car grand old e0anty
LaErence.
aF. s1ansTy aafhoriEes Is &
state that he has seat this mar
70 Danvnle 70 b bred 70 Ken.
tuckt's Choke. Americas fines
nye-gAited saddle stallion o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

On the deiinqusnt 10 recen1ls
PablisAed thsre appeared a.
names % ]. u. Adkins. n ruh
Rr.a.h Preeihst and D. Q. Dian1nA
in Busssyvills Preeinef. and 4
Ssh TO Az With refereace -
these mea that this pahlicailoa -.
a mistake, a. thess nen had 80 =.
their taxes in fan ard lad tAelr -
celgts Tor same Thers aiso -
peared the names q 1ohp n
rhompson. and Mia Thompaon. e
the Ll,tle Blaine precInrt ~
names that appear on he Ia -
10 refeFeacs 10 hes nen. - 49,
have each Paid their tarue -
have their receipts iron Ne. -
AFTER they paid these TO nnuur.
still remained on ny books "a
the taNes unpaid Ana an informn1
that there arr tuo other men e
eHaetiy the sane n4me There aKna
-fie-red On tse us TIE naDa 4
B wilsOa. He pald ts.ss and taa-s.
remains azpaid o. ire books tnn
90 ths amount J. tlT.ss. and ukerA-
e. thers b no mea q TIE 49,
nAne ! doa't knos. III ss uere a.
y able % fihd one man q thh
uAms and hs paid The amoant e
stated above. bus Il Doe and a.
ame nan b. b. mistake appe.rua
on tbs books tuics.
] gladly make tkese oorrersIouu
aud siant rsady and an aua
thar Nillihg to correct any uistahsA
thai has besn fnade. azd any e.
teeiiHy themselves assrssved sm
Do ne fassr - ealling AZ my -
fiee - that 80 NAY nxke The prup.
er sHplanations and shos 4 psslhA
hos q aay The errors have oocurr,I
ID JOHN A. CARTER
Sherift ~
lane list 1871
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
YATENu1k

oar farmers are all wearing broad
smiles oEer oar recent me rams
An TIE meadows. oats and potatoes
we're done gone. but the cOrn IN
this section looks ire
Several committees have been aP-
pointed 70 discharge various duties
in our Sunday schools The Ice
cream festival which Is 10 take
place On SATURDAY. sEeuing the -4th
inst EverybOdy frOn eysrZvhers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

shake of the grip 81 your old
enemy. Nasal Caiarrh. By Using z
lys Cream Balm. Thea will all the
swelling and soreness be driven out
OF the tender. infzned membranes
The fits Of sEeeEng yin cease
and the discharge 50 offensive TO
Others as 70 yourself. vii se stop
ped Ehsn tae causes that produce
il are removed Cleanliness. con-
fort and renewed health By the
use Of Cream Balm Sold By all
druggists for - cents. or mailed
b. Ely Bros. IS Warren street,
NeE York
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

: invited tO arIend
Our bsighbor. Sylvester Bradley
had the misfortune 10 loose a VERY
fine three year old steer EhieA
fen over a elf and broke his
back
Landou Z Bradley Is on the SICK
list
Thomas Gaines pensiOner and
a good citizen vac lives across on
the Gaines brznch from here. s
very lon AZ this writing
We have a fine sunday school
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
COWS AND Nrllas ron sALE

Eishi god yOung en- Or sai..
All fresh. Also. oas spAn q r1a,rI
weight s2ee. one five yeers cd -
oae seven ApPJ 10 u. J. NAE
NARD. Fort GAY. ". Va
uy3stin
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

STATE Q, ROShy.
County oloyd. So
1. J. Wedding'Oa. cashier Of
the abo,Aned hank DO solennly
.Esuar I IL uhove stAlsnsnt /.
True TO s-ss Of NJ knOslszSs ana
bsiies.
WEDDINGTON. Cashier.
saISsd and sworn to before
me I'fath dAy ., June. 1874
HOWARD FORD.
Notary PuRliG
Com expires Nay 10. ISL.
cet-Attess
A J. MAJ.
n. = s,AaIsg.
W. n ;iay.
Direcfora
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

You VII find some big watch bar
gains AZ COnley's store. See those
good time piecss At s3-Ss Also the
aI-ieEei watches Al reduced prices.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
enIcNsO MERCHANT
lmAkEs STATEMEnI.

AIlIL| nILl4lM| AA4--AMM4 ~ -
an C1lIlltilg he Mnt KnInl-l
hyEicinnR He Was Do,puala
CHICAGO. IlLs--nr. =. G.
bscksr. Of Iss vsn Bursn ST.
uhoiesale az goolh
dealer. states a. f0ilo~s;
Il hass h.d caiarrh for nscr1
thaa thirty ysars- Hass triel
everything On sarih ard SGD
thousands Of doll=-s ts- cth~
medicines ard With phYiiciana.
without gssfiag anY Iasiing -
lief. and can say 70 You thaf .
have found Peruna the oalI 49,
edT that has esrsc ne 80
maasniiy-
''Persaa has also curod ~
Wifeof eafarrh. she al.aYskeep1
u IN the house for IN attach a
cold. Which u invariably curcsn
aver short tinae."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Report Of the eondirioa Of THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Al Pre-
tOnsburs. in the STATE Of KeutEeky,
Al sAs Close q business Junt :.
IsIl
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-28
CHAPTER 6.23-(NO. Io4).

An ACT to Regulate the Granting OF New
Trials and the Setting Aside and Reversals
Be /, Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
OF Florida;
Section /. No judgment shall be set aside
or reversed, or new trial granted by any
court OF the State Of Florida in any cause
civil or criminal, on the ground Of misdirec.
ton of the jury or the improper admission or
rejection Of evidence or tor error as 70 any my
ominon of the court to which application is made,
liter an examination of the entire case 1t
shall appear that the error complained Of has
resulted in q miscarriage of justice. This Act
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-28
CHAPTER 62,o-(NO. IIo)

AN ACT Authorizing All Common Carriers,
Including Railroad Companies. to Grant Free
Passage or Tickets to the Immediate Fami-
lies Of Their Physicians, Surgeons and Sal
Free Passes with Other Carriers for Fami'
lies of Their Physicians, Surgeons and Sal.
aried Attorneys.at.Law.
Be il Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
0f Florida:
Section l. That it shall be lawful for com
mon carriers, including Railroad Companies,
operating in this State, to grant free passage
or free tickets to the immediate families of their
physicians, surgeons and salaried attorneys.at'
law, dependent upon them and to exchange
free passes with other common carriers for the
immediate families of their physicians, surgeons
and saiaried attorneys at.law, dependent upon
them.
Sec. 2. This Act shall take effect immediate
ly upon becoming q law.
Approved June ), 1911.
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CHAPTER 6a2o-(NO. 1917.

AN ACT to Amend Section 1896 of the Gen.
era Statutes OF Florida, Relating to Instruc.
tions and Charges to Jures by the Judges
of the Several Courts OF the State of Florida
Be it Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
Of Florida:
Section /. That Section 1896 of the General
Statutes Of the State Of Florida, relating to
instructions and charges to juries by the Judges
of the several courts of the State of Florida,
shall be and the same is hereby amended SO
that the same, when amended, shall read as
follows:
Section 1896. Duty of Judge to Charge Jury
Upon the trial of all cases at law in the
several courts of this State, the Judge presid
ing on such trial shall charge the jury only
upon the law of the case; that is upon some
point or points of law arising in the trial of
said cause. II, however, after all the evidence
shall have been submitted on behalf of the
plaintiff in any civil case, it be apparent to the
Judge of the Circuit Court County Court or
Court of Record that no evidence has been
submitted upon which the jury could lawfully
find verdict for the plaintiff, the Judge may
then direct the jury to find verdict for the
defendant; and if, after all the evidence of
all the parties shall have been submitted, it
be apparent to the Judge of the Circuit Court
or County Court or Court OF Record that no
sufficient evidence has been submitted upon
which the jury could legally find verdict for
one party, the Judge may direct the jury to
find verdict for the opposite party.
Sec. ,. That all laws and parts of laws in
conflict with the provisions of this Act are
hereby repealed and this Act shall take effect
from the date of its passage and approval.
Approved June 2, 1911.
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=. Sec g. This Act shall become effective upon
us passage and approval by the Governor.
Approved May IL, 1911.
CHAPTER 6a,s-(NO. oo)

a. =, On, TIT 7 I'm V+Io--NNO, YYI,
AN ACT to Prescribe the Criminal Jurisdic.
non OF Justices OF the Peace in Counties
Having County Courts.
BE Il Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
section /. That in counties where there
are County Courts, Justices of the Peace shall
nave power to hold court to try and determine
al msdcmeanors committed in their respect.
I'VE districts, punishable by fine not exceeding
one hundred dollars, or by imprisonment not
exceeding three months, or by both such fine
and Imprisonment.
=, Sec. 2, All laws and parts OF laws in con-
net with the provisions OF this Act are here.
by repealed.
Sec. 8. This Act shall take effect immediate.
" upon its passage and approval by the Cover.
nor.
Approved May 10, 1911.
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Approved May IS, 1911.
CHAPTER 6aIo-(NO. 1907.

-. SllAI EN- o2Io-(NO. 1907.
hN All to Amend Section 1886 of the Gen.
eral Statutes OF the State Of Florida, as
Amended by Chapter s647, of the Acts OF
1907 and as Further Amended by Chapter
5000, OF the Acts of 1909, the Same Being
:, Relative to the Pay of Jurors.
Be II Enacted BY the Legislature of the State
Section /. That Section 1886 Of the Gen.
eral Statutes OF the State OF Florida, as
amended by Chapter 5000, Of the Acts of 1902
be- and the same is hereby amended SO as to
read as follows:
- Section 1886. Pay of Jurors.-Grand and
Petit Jurors of the regular panel and jurors
summoned to complete jury after the regular
panel is exhausted in the Circuit Courts, Grim
NAL Courts OF Record and County Courts OF
this State, shall receive for each day of active
attendance upon the court, three dollars
5000 Jurors summoned to the courts afore
SAID to complete jury after the regular panel
is exhausted and who are not accepted and
not required to serve on the jury, shall receive
compensation of three dollars $4,000 per day,
and all fractional parts of a day shall be
counted as day; jurors in the courts of
County Judges and Justices of the Peace, and
shall be paid one dollar (SI.oo) per day for
each day they serve on the jury. In addition
to the compensation above provided, all jurors
shal receive five 80 cents per mile for every
mile necessarily traveec in going to and re-
turning from court by the nearest practicable
route. Jurors who attend on any Of the days
of the term when the Presiding Judge is
absent, or being present, does not hold the
session of the court, shall be entitled to receive
the same compensation as If the court were
in session.
Sec. 2. That all laws or parts of laws in
conflict with the provisions of this Act be,
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This Act shall become operative upon
its passage and approval by the Governor.
Approved May a6, 1911.
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CHAPTER 6s2I-(NO. Ioa).

AN ACT Regulating the Trial of Minors, Not
Married. in all Courts, Including Munich.
pal Courts OF this State.
Be it Enacted BY the Legislature OF the State
Of Florida:
Section I. That from and after the passage
Of this Act, when any minor, not married,
may be charged with any otfense and brought
before any of the courts, including Municipal
Courts. of this State, due notice of such charge
prior to the trial thereof shall be given to the
parents or guardian of such minor, provided
the name and address of such parent, or guard
ian may be known to the court, or to the ex.
ecutive officers thereof. In the event that
the name of such parent or guardian IS not
known or made known to the court or ex'
ecutivc officer or cannot be reasonably ascer'
tanned BY him, then such notice shall be given
to any other relative or friend whom such
minor may designate.
Sec. p The service Of notice required by
Section of this Act to be given to the par
ent. or guardian or other person provided in
Section I of this Act may be made as the
service OF summons ad respondendum is made,
or in the event such parent, or guardian or
other person provided in Section OF this
Act may be beyond the jurisdiction OF the court
then. and in that event, service may be made
Inv registered mail, or by telegram, and return
of such service shall be made by the execu.
tive officer OF the court in the same manner
as returns are made upon summons I'D res
pondendun. ,.
Sec. a. This Act shall take effect immediate
" upon its passage and approval by the Cover
nor. or upon its becoming law without his
Annroved Nav rs, 1911.
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shall be literally construed.
Approved May 26, 1911.
CHAPTER 6sa4-(NO. 1851.


AN ACT Prescribing the Method of Serv.
ing Process Upon NONRESIDENT Co.partners
Having an Office or Conducting a Business
in the State of Florida.
Be it Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
Of Florida;
Section /. That in all cases where any
firm or co.partnership shall conduct or carry
on business, or business venture, in the
State of Florida, or shall have an Office or
agency in the State of Florida, service or
process may be made upon any business agent
or accredited representative OF said firm or CO.
and such service shall be binding
upon the said co.partnership and the individual
members thereof:
Provided, That in all cases it shall appear
that personal service cannot be made upon
such individual co.partners, or either of them,
in accordance with the statutes now OF force
in this State; and, Provided further, That
this Act shall apply only to firms and co.
composed wholly Of persons not
resident in this State.
Sec. e. This Act shall take effect immediate.
ly upon its passage and approval by the Gov.
ernor
Approved June g., 1911.