The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-06

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the governor would have any authority
to interfere in such a matter, unless
it should afflrmatively appear that the
county commissioners have clearly
abused the discretion which they are
entitled to exercise.
| However, as the said grand jury has
seen fit to recommend that the COVER
nor cause a further investigation to
| be made into the actions of the county
! commissioners of DHval county, have
| deemed it best to set out in full above,
for your information. their present.
ment upon this subject.
! I realize that you have recently
! spent considerable time in making an
examination of the Offices of Duval
county, including the records Of the
county commissioners. l also realize
that there is much work in the other
counties of the state requiring the at
, tention Of yourself and the assistant
state auditor. In the circumstances,
however, ! will request that, as soon
as you can conveniently do SO, without
jeopardizing the interest Of the state IN
other matters, that you will proceed to
Duval county and make as thorough
examination into the matters referred
to by the grand jury as is practicable.
Yours very truly,
ALBERT W. GILCHRIST.
Governor.
Pinelias County.
The following letter from the COVER
nor is self explanatory:
Tallahassee, Dec. 5, 1911.
Messrs. Edgar Harrison, Chairman,
and L. S. Johnson, Secretary, st.
Petersburg, Fla
Gentlemen: Referring to your COM
munication of Nov. 10, 1911, in which
you advised me that a primary cleo
! ton to select officers for Pinellas
county had been called to be held on
the 7th instant and that your COM
mittee would meet on the Sth instant
to canvass the returns and report the
names selected to me.
now have to request that after the
committee completes its canvass on
. the Sth instant, you gentlemen will
send me night letter telegram giving
the names and addresses of the per-
sons selected in said election for the
.
will also request that you notify the
gentlemen selected to Immediately
make arrangements for furnishing the
. bonds required by law. 1t is my in
tention to appoint the officers for
Pinellas county with as little delay as
possible, and desire that the gentle
men appointed shall lose no time in
executing their qualification papers
and return same here in order that
their commissions may be issued.
Yours very truly,
ALBERT w. GILCHRIST,
Governor.
S. A. L. Still Kicking.
The attorney for the Seaboard Air
! Line railway has given notice of appli-
, cation to file an amended reply to the
railroad commissions application to
the supreme court in the matter of
disseminating freight service over the
p. & A. and S. A. L. night trains from
Pensacola to Jacksonville. The courts
finding in their decision some days ago
was sustaining the commission, but in
case the application of the Seaboard' S
attorney is allowed it may serve to
stay the formal order of the court for
a few weeks.
DIR. A A. Murphree, president of
the University Of Florida, left yester-
day afternoon for Gainesville after a
very pleasant visit here of three or
four days. While here he visited the
Florida State College for Women. Of
which institution he was president for
many years. Sunday DR.. Murphree
. accompanied by Hon. John G. Kellum,
secretary to the college, motored over
to Quincy, where DR.. Murphree de-
livered the grafton for the Quincy Elks
at their memorial exercises.
The Florida State College for
Women announces that the Woman's
| club have. renewed their scholarship
to the college and the young lady
selected for the place has arrived.
Miss Margaret de Medici, of st.
| Augustine, is the fortunate young lady
who will hold the scholarship this
term.
The Minerva club at the Women's
college entertained on Thanksgiving
evening and those in attendance re-
ported delightful reception.
LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
Judge Malone rendered a decision
today setting aside the Leon county
no fence law on constitution grounds.
A part of Leon county has a fence
and a part no fence. The decision
may affect number OF counties in
| the state.