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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-06
Passed Car With Auto.
Health = Factor in Success.

The largest factor contributing to a
mans success is undoubtedly health.
1t has been observed that a man is
seldom. sick when his bowels are regu-
lar-he is never wei when they are
constipated. For constipation you will
find nothing quite so good as Cham
berlain1s Tablets. They not only move
the bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion. They
are sold by all dealers. (Adv.)
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
DELIGHTS Of SALTA|RE
AIIuring Advantages of Long
Island SeaShore Place.

When i'm the course Of human events
IT became necessary for the city families
10 seek simple. quiet life during the sum-
mer months. where they could escape
from the turmoil and heat Of this great
metropolis, they naturally turned to the
seashore. Thus the modern bungalow
became as necessary for the summer a.
the town house for the winter.
II required thorough knowledge Of
this necessity and the experience Of the
expert 20 work out a solution Of the
problem for accessibility and quiet are
not all that are required in these days TO
satisfy the city family. accustomed to
every luxury that modern science has
riyen. There must be pure water gas
for lighting and cooking sanitary sewage
disposal rcstric ions to insure against
nuisanccs and the undesirable: each cot
t2ge must have q large tract % land. to
allow that freedom so essential 10 COM
fort: stores must be provided to furnish
groceries. provisions. meats. vegetables,
fruits. etc.. fresh milk. Ice and what not
and all al reasonable prices, for the
thrifty city housewife wants the best that
the worlds markets produce and is accus-
toned 10 buy at fairly low prices. There
must he 2 hotel where the family may
eat tho Sunday dinner. and IL must be
as good and served as we'll as a the best
restaurants IN the city: postofficc and
telegraph Office are necessities: tennis
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
NEW JERSEY SALES.

The Hasbrouck Park Land Company
'dd at Hasbrouck Heights. y. J., plots to
'ohn r Anderson and William Stolbien,
Nr Mae Harrison. Oscar Wieldman'
anton Hoffman. Benjamin Lehman Will
an s. Dennis. Frederick Kolmin and NJ
lyman.
The Woodclln Land Improvement Com
lsny sold 10 Annie NJ Brochel lot 2ox
Iw feet north side OF 3Oth street. North
ssIsen' also 10 Frederick II. Otterstedt
'aIlOo feet southeast corner Of 3Oth
'ueet and Broadway
John l.. Scudder sold 10 Vreeland Tomp-
ans No. ll5 Bentley avenue. Jersey CITY
o'slling house. on plot G2exl17 feet.
Al'non J. Cornwell sold TO Elizabeth
''entss No 10 Union street. jersey CITY,
nat lot 25xlO0 feet
D Lamb leased for Florence Van
'snsselaer 10 Harry 3. Silver an eighty
'Ie farm, Swartswood. Sussex County.
george b Corsa sold for s c. Naylor
client the country estate. containing
.V'nVe acres. with n large residence
ans and outbulldngs. located in the
ss.nsnip OF Hillsdale and the borough or
"'oe River, Bergen County.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
SUBURBAN SALES.

:, - A Berger has sold for James Green
70 Cooper street. Long Island City
MS Mary Naughton.
'ne Mcknight Realty Company sold at
sssoe-flushing a house Of eight rooms
a. bath. plot 4Ox1OO feet. on Woodland
"A, .'oe' also sold at Cedarhurst plots 4Ox
= 'ee' In Linden street 10 r. Downing,
i,.s oi*s and NJ. Cardoni: 10 f. 6. Dupre'
NJ feet, on Oakland avenue. and TO
hoess. 40xl00 feet, on Locust street.
c,e windsor Land and Improvement
."pany sold at Oceanside 10 G. Ihmle
,,s A. T. sippel each a plot sOx100 feet
D. !" j. sempepos a plot 4Ox1OO feet on
r.. rHs avenue 10 s Warren and NJ. V.
b., each plot 40x100 feet on Windsor
n."ay also at Valley Stream 10 a. Nc
sa'i, 4Oxl00 feet. and 10 J. Steinfelder
t' eVxlo0 feet on Rockaway Parkway :;
c,,A Aepple and NJ Callahan each plot
:, teet on Morris Parkway. and to
FItet ''O' 'oNiV" iee' J" ''o''''
sr american Real Estate Company has
gs Amos r. Stephens No. 81 Edge
a.,.. .'face. Park Hill. an English stucco
sn On a plot esxl0O feet. The buyer
occupy.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
FRANKLIN ARMS SOLD
Apartment House Occupies St.
Nicholas Avenue Block Front.

The New York Real Estate Security
Company has closed negotiations with
Abraham Ruth for the purchase OF the
Franklin Arms. six story apartment
house, occupying the block front on the
west side Of 81 Nicholas avenue. between
i5Sth and l5gth streets. The structure
fronts 2032 feet on the avenue 1S.j feet in
i5Sth street and fl.l feet In lj9th street
The buying of large blocks Of property
on the lower west side 10y the New York
Central is part of plan which the rail
road has for the establishment OF gigantic
warehouses
n - understood that tho road plans TO
put mp structures ten stories in height
Including the suh-surfacc floors. which are
To- bc traverscd hy numerous railroad
tracks and switches They are to be ten
ln number. seven being located on the
blocks extending from Eleventh to Twelfth
avenue and from goth to 37th street
and three of thcm or tho blocks extend
ing from Tenth 10 Eleventh avenue and
from aoih 10 $50 street These blocks
arc each approximately so5 feet wide
Ten floors ~ that size 20 each or
ten buildings. less f25xi00 feet FOR shaft
spacc. tho maximum allowance for such
purposes in a storehouse for each OF eight
floors 10 each building. Leave net floor
space Of 9I0O. 900 square feet or about
10 acres.
other sales announced follow
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
GREAT NECK ESTATE SALES
H. E. Vandergrift Pays SIG, 900
for House and Plot.

The Mcknight Realty Company sold
last week 10 H. T. Nandergrift, OF Man
haitian. house Of ten rooms and two
baths. on a plot having a frontage OF
50 feet and depth Of l25 feet. on Cedar
Drive. near the entrance to the Estates
OF Great Neck. The reported price Of the
house is $4,000 II also sold TO Frank
Bacon concrete house Of nine rooms
and two baths. located on a plot having
frontage of e0 feet on Maple street.
Estates of Great Neck. with a depth OF
le5 feet. al a reported price Of 10000. and
TO William NJ McRae a plot having a
frontage OF 20 feet on Deepdale Drive.
with depth Of l65 feet. at a reported
price of $4,000. This plot was bought by
Mr.. McRae to enlarge property on
which he has built handsome residence OF
Colonial design. Also sold to Jules -Four
nier. Of Manhattan. a plot having a
frontage Of 60 feet and a depth Of III feet
facing Ash Drive. Estates Of Great Neck
on which d bungalow Of the California
mission type will be built
The same company also sold on the
Bayside- Flushing property a house Of
eight rooms and bath on plot Of ~
feet iacing Woodland avenue and a
depth Of 100 feet The reported price Of
the house is $500.
The same company sold AT Cedarhurst
to NJ Cardoni. OF Manhattan. plot
having q frontage Of - feet on Linden
street and a depth OF 100 feet. Also TO +.
Downing, Of Manhattan, plot Of 10 feet
frontage and depth Of 1C0 feet on Lin
den street: to r. q. Dupre. Of Manhattan,
a plot having frontage of 81 feet and a
depth Of 100 feet on Oakland avenue. TO
Mary Rooss Of Manhattan. a plot hav-
ing a frontage ~ 80 feet on Locust street.
10 .. Gross. OF Manhattan, plot having
a frontage Of 40 feet and a depth OF 100
feel on LInden strcet.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
SOUTH OZONE ACTIVITY

The David p. Lcahy Realty Company
sold in the town Of South ozone 10 NJ.
Brand a four room cottage on the east
side Of Kaiser avenue. near Horan ave
nue.: 10 \. I.ybod. a vacant lot on th"
south side Of Kennett avenue. near Ficld
avenue. and to oscar Anderson, seven
room house on the east side OF Boss ave
nue.. between Rockaway Boulevard and
Helen avenue.
The same company filed plans for two
three story and one two story brick store
buildings in Rockawsy Boulevard. AZ the
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

street. sold recently by Pease E'l'iii"''
for w. j. Cassard.
John p. Tilden is the buyer Of the dwell
ing house No. s. East 73d street. SOLD py
Mrs. Richard Buckley through Post q
Reese. ,.,,
Nell p. Duross is the buyer of the d"eh-
ING house No. s57 Lexington avenue. re-
norted sold recently by Mrs. Mary B.
MUMMY The dwelling house No. :"
Wost l32d street was given in part pay
ment. ...
The Midwest Realty Company reports
that a certain lien filed against i's prop
ertv AT No. p TO 26 West 32d street II u"-
lust and has been bonded
Goodale Perry e. Dwight negotiated 'he
recent resale Of the five story hathouse
No. $40 West 9th street to Edward flsher'
Of Trenton, y. J. "a, pi,, o.
u =. Keller, for six years with bing
ping. has opened an ONCE AT No '''
EYfth avenue. where he VIII trdhsa0' I"
General real estate business
AIbert y. Ashforth has been appoih'eu
cent for Nos. 25 and q West 56th stree'
and Nos. l5A and 1856 West sd street
r.,,,as I. EllIman & Co, Inc, ana
boIs oIIs,'atas 20" RohinsOn, Charles .. brow u
( ireu1 me have been appointed Jrt' Jo,t'
'onlPa';; ;;or the new twelve story dpai
aBent9 Zee at No 969 PARK avenue
! men aSt corner OF S2d street pI IA ~
nor Io1itSloIrb- Walker Corporation. me pun"
"nrtains thirty-siX duplex apdIll,S' ~,
I lls s,,,'re Of this building is the rool So
Se,,e y -" in connection with the 'hree 'oP
aPa, Pprrtnn Tompkins is the purc,rassei, i-s,h
,to ave story hathouse NO oSS N,,onsban
tne nNe soid recently by Miss NJ Mona a,iea
and Moore Schultz % % io'
Wagner ,-.o,, Brewer Is the
& ~. ~ the dwelling house No. 10 a,a Eaae
! buEel 90, O the sale OF which by Maui IT, e
954t.hntm 94tn for the Buck Constr 9t uSt,Uts -
W w SI,m rianv was reported In Yestcruay
- rii,,ne THE Ramondo Court apdi ,,,e
:. ,ha southwest corner oil laIh a. -
"a 74th street. reported sold lll ''''o oy-
,,,on on Wednesday. was give" ~
change by Or. Brewer -. - ,,o nat-
'Sto,nund Levy is the buyer OF the ~
Zee No 32I East 18th street the saIr "A
u,hich by Solomon Wiener was IeP0'
recently. .,,..o, ~ tho dwelling
- - 90 No s64 East l6ith street. sold re-
Il.e,Iy hv the Jacob Cohen Consti u0.'o'
Company through
ia aohr ,bp / Kavanagh was the broker IN l,r, ant
',Ia of the dwelling house No. - Ias' ..'
Iesdie ,yaet for the Rofiler Constructlo"
,..'.,,arv ,o.iI earlier i'm the week.
'SSia,,pi'',ei zine and Emanuel simon VIZ
- hroLers in the exchange bet"eS,ui ,i, sl,
tlm,,,U fliT Realty Company and olIii,,t, oli,V
= nI..aid nn,,id involving No. to II west ~
l,emS'o I,sne, No 2O3 West 122d street ana
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
NEW HOMES FOR YAcHTsMEN

Stanley VI. Seaman, n yacht broker of
this city. has started building operations
on his new Colonial house at Southhcld
Point. Stamford Conn Mr.. Seaman. in
selecting a waterfront opposite the STAN
ford Yacht club. expects 10 enter into the
local Yachting activities. He will have
his private dock. which is one of the ad-
vantaecs Of the Southheld Point location.
Another yachtsman who is having plans
drawn for home at Southhcld Point is
Francis L. Field. Of the New York Yacht
Club, Badglcy. Jones & Good actinS as
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
ptJYER OF DUKES PLOT.

BENJAMIN y. Duke made the Investment
OF the twelve story apartments Marc An
tony and Prince IIumbort. on Cathedral
Parkway. reported I'm The Tribune yes
terday Tho plot mentioned as having
bcen given i'm part payment for the above
to the Palermo Construction Company
fronts 96 feet on Fifth avenue and % feet
ON Goth street abutting Mr. Dukes home,
on the south corner formed by those
thoroughfarcs. \. G.. & l.. y. Marks were
the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

dwelling house in Washington. -. G.
NariCk D. Martin has removed his office
from No 80 Broadway TO the Forty-sec-
ond Street Building, corner Of Madison
avenue.
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
AGENTS Of No 1854 Madison avenue. north
west corner Of Goth street
A. Frank shaw has been appointed ro-
ceiver OF rents Of premises No. 5ls West
13ith street by Judge Page
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

and outdoor sports must he provided for
and then If to all these are added the
finest surf and still water bathing hsh-
ing. sailing. rowing wsding. what more
can the exactng cityite ask for?
There is. one Just such development
conceived and established by experienced
men where the city family may escape
the agory Of dress and social obligations
and live tho hot summer through IN coOl
comfort and pleasure.
Fortunate I'm tho selection Of its sig
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
BUILDING IN APRIL
cost of All New Work in Sew
entv.fiye Cities SS3,073.695.
PROJECTS ON BIG SCALE
Los Angeles, with 1,7o7 struct
ures. Most Active Place as
Regards Numbers.

=. ,s not surprising. says CONSTRUCTION
News" that after such a long period OF
-,n,arkable activity in building construc-
49, there should he moderate decrease.
~ Anrn permits we're taken out in sew
'-.,.Ave principal cities of the country
-, tho construction of 25,20l buildings at
~ estimated cost Of sS,O7S.695. against
at an aggregate cost of SOS for
-. corresponding month a year ago. a
W ...-.sse Of GO buildings and s5,579,2oS, or
The volume Of building IN this country
,he nresent time is upon an enormous
81 The figures in detail arc as fol-
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
BOROVGH or RICHMOND.

an ACRE GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY SEAT.
on plateau overlooking Lower New YORK
Bay. With L1i4 feet sandy beach including
riparian rights extending TO deep water. 10
ronms steam neated. electrically lighted
modern frame dwelling. excellent condition ;
6nely shaded lawn: kitchen garden, farmer 5
house: . story modern stable or garage l
mile from Princes Bay Station. exceptionally
adanted for club institution or country seat.
For particulars apply CORNELIUS kOLFF'
AZ Rroadway New York.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
TypIcAL HOME IN PHlLIpsE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.

southeast corner of Brinkmeycr avenue.
and two one story brick stores adjoining
i'm the rear and facing in the latter thor
oughfare.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
uI-IInER.S SACRIFICE.
BOROUGH OF QUEtNs'
HAVE, YOU A FRIEND

or are YOU interested In noI,le WIN 10 g.
citv improvements and country rnJos
mc,,s9 / am a specialist In select homes
az, ,r.ctIcallv familiar with all properties
i'm Queens Borough and nearby Il. !. sec
lions Of restricted. refined home owners. !
will chcerfully give personal free ihiolIns
ION in everv detail without obligation 10
an, one seeking an attractive home OF
~hoice lots or plots for investment where
,,luos will advance rapidly.
ADDRESS SPECIALIST. Room "V'' -Vo hIo'N
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

GRAND BOULEVARD CONCOURsB-BE BEAU
tifilly located vacant corner ripe for I'M
proy yements. suitable for private residence or
apartments: speculator's opportunity. as price
n. ONNNE.R RoN 81. Irlhune OfilCe.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
MAINE.
OLD ORCHARD. MAINE

Finest location on beach: l4500 square
feet 145 feet on sea wall: two modern
Houses all Improvements. IL rooms rooms:
windmill supplying abundance pure water:
garage: price 10000: rent $500. $3.50. Par
ticulars photographs
CHARLES b. HAWKES.. a56 B'way " Y.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
NOTES CONCERNING REALTY
Recent Buyers of Property
Named Agents for Parcels.

DR.. George A. Miller is the purchaser OF
the dwelling house No l39 West 10Th
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

Walter l.. Titus Is the buyer OF the
dw,1,.ns house No. 626 West End avenue.
reported sold by the r r. W1cd, W. IL.
Dolson Company for Mrs. Anna Forster
Mr. Titus rece'tly s"id his residence al
No. 81 West seth street.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
A $4,000 HOUSE FOR s8,500.

$1,000 cash required. Plot 50Xl00 rooms.
baths. everything modern. Might possibly
rent TO prospective buyer. must do something
before June first.
For full particulars address Room 2627.
Grand Central Terminal, New York city
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
For sale only.
NICHOLs & HOBBIE. East 42nd st.
COLORADO.
COLORADO RANCH.

Thirty-acre fruit ranch I'm Grand Valley
BEST soil and water right In state Two mile,
from two railroads. Adions foot hills. oper
range, hunting. fishing. $3.50 Terms
Might consider desirable Eastern property
i'm exchange. owner.
ROYCE Rifle Colorado
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
CONNECTICUT.

AT WINSTED. EAUTiFUL COUN
try residence. 10 rooms: stables. 2l2 acree:
~ minutes walk from station. Address Ell
GENE POTTER, Wmsted, or l.. W. PoTT DR.
II Murray St. New York.
FOR SALE Farms OF all descriptions, and
summer residences from 81. 500 to $50 900.
Send for list. BURTON Z. MOORE. Win
sted. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
DUTCHEss COUNTY.

SHARON STATION. NEW YORK.-SEvEN
Asr.s. nne house: excellent surroundings.
Write DR. C. L. BRUCE. East l2Ith street.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
IONG ISLAND.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

SCAKSDALE.-TWO IDEAL COUNTRY
homes, with beautiful shade trees. TO lease
by year unfurnshed. Ia or IL rooms; modern
improvements: several acres: orchards Address
HENRY FRANCK tOwner). III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
Lawn, Ocean Park.

nihcsnt name. Saltaire typifcs the IDEAL
summer home: It's location - also fo''
innate. for the tired city man finds the
cool sail via Salfaire Yacht Ferry fro..
Paw Shore 10 Fire Island Beach most
refreshing after his days Work ano A
real luxury to start the work OF the
morr1W.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
NEW YORK STATE
CAZENOVIA LAKE

90 acres. with $500 feet lake frontage.
Elevation |, 600 II. very handsome estate
with a good house OF masters and ser
wants bedrooms 2 baths. stables, barns. 4
cottages boathouse. etc. Fine views on
macadam road. near station and golf links.
For sale only.
NICHOLS & HOBBIE. ! East 42nd st.
AT LAKE NAHOPAc. - MILES FROM NEW
York for sale cottage, with half acre or
more land II desired, including water rights. In
restricted colony; good nshins. sailing. etc.
satisfactory terms TO refined party. Address
SALMON 40 West 32d St. Room 1901. n.
Y. C.
BUNGALOW at Lake Mahopac S1.a50: large
plot full water rights. owner VIII sell on
terms 10 right party. Address WALKER.
Thompson House. Lake Mahopsc, ~ Y.
COLORADO
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
The Bronx.

UOVEYWErI. AVENUE r. j. Wood has
sold for tho estate = George W. Morrl. inc
northeast esrrcr m TTonovNcl avenue and lSnth
street. two fame buildings. on a plot 33A9o
feet
CARTER AVENUE-r. !. Wood has sold
fo~ q client 10 BENJAMIN Benens0n plot. l-'N
l6f fcct on tho west side of carter avenue,
teto,cr I15fh and f7fth streets. III" -ite VIII
he improved with apartment houses
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
Manhattan

WEST Esd AVENUF Earle & calhoun
have q1ii Tor SIsAnnuh II. lIarahar tho four
ef,rv dwelling so SG4 Nf-' End at"nue. on a
iot 2p,gg f,et 20 client i0r occunancr.
G3u STREET The f. Wood. ". H. DOL
son Company mas sold for Bolton Han repfc-
s.rfirg Thomas Berkeley. the five story ha'
house No I5g West GA street. on a lot -"Xl""s d
fcet .
t.5T-I STREET Tho ~. VI. Wcill company
a. Sold for The estate NJ John S Hutler nos
fc aud - W.u i35rh street. tWo fve story
',tiore.e on a plot t0,Ha ~ feet 10 the ltighi
Realty and Security company.
lllTH STREET. SAfnuC. scun'l1"-
forted 20 have sold SO G3 70 81 West lllir
street a ntc story nathouse. on "A plot ~ aH
It1 feet
i0lST STREET william r Mason las SOD
for Francis " SchiNi1aycr 'hc nve story rat
house 30 isS Wet l0lst street. 23Nl0O fcet.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
NEW JERSEY.
EAST ORANGE

Finest avenue. beautiful location and sur
rounding homes. new Colonial house, II large
rooms 3 baths. hardwood floors. beamed cell
ngs: large lot ani tennis court; a5 minutes
SD ST.. I" minutes Cortlandt st.: price $4,000
n interested write for full particulars 10
OWNER 20 Morrls ave. NnWark. ~. j.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-03-14
HAIR, Teeth AND LITTLE
TOES TO DISAPPEAR

Chicago, Mar. 13-Professor Starr
of the Department of Anthropology
of the University of Chicago, tolc
his class today that some time in
the future hair, teeth and the little
toes would be missing from members
of the human face.
"2redigested foods, hats and
shoes have rendered hair, teeth anc
little toes useless he said. The
time will come. when the man,
woman or child possessing these will
be curiosity.
"The natural man needed hair as
defense and protection against the
struggle of primitive life, but we
with our hats and our civilization.
do not need it. Persons with g
scant supply of hair seem to die ou
among primitive people, butt in civil
zation they increase.
If teeth and hair and the little
toes are to be preserved, then it vii
be necessary for the civilized in.
nabitants of this world to get back
to nature as soon as possible. -
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-03-14
ELKS CHARTER ATTRACTS
ATTENTION At JACKSON

Jackson, March l3-Lieut. Gov.
Bilbo was Governor Of the State Of
Mississippi Saturday. The acting
Governor found a number Of charters
on his desk These we're read and
approved. Only one was OF more than
passing interest, that being the char
ter OF incorporation OF The Pascagoula
Lodge Of Elks. There was said tn be
a protest against this charter-or
rather, a demand that it should carry
a rider stating there should be no
liquors kept or sold and no card play
ing or gambling on the premises.
Gov. Bibo stated when asked about
the matter: "Yes, l appIove it, am
an Elk in good standing, and do not
believe the Pascagoula Llks are going
to sell whskey or gamble in their
lodge rooms"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-03-14
BONUS FOR R R. ILLEGAL
SAY BILOXI ATTORNEY

Biloxi, Miss, March 13-At a meet
ing of council Monday the proposed
contract of the Mississippi North
western Railroad with the city, which
was submitted by w. G. Seaver,
president, was referred to a JOINT
committee of the city council and
the Commercial Club. The
committee will confer with Mr.
Seaver to see if a form Of contrat
satisfactory to both parties cannot be
drafted to be submitted to the courcll
at another recess meeting Friday
night.
The draft as submitted by Mr
SeaVer contained a clause which
City Attorney Goldman declared
was not legal, that is the provision
for the payment by the city of a
cash bonus of $4,000. Severa
members of the board declared their
dissatisfaction with the contract as
it now reads.
There were present Mayor E. Glen
nan, Clerk j. V. Hagan, Councilmer
|. Heidenheim, j. Termmel, E. E
Moore, j. H. McCallum, John Eistet'
ter, John Lewis. John Meuner, Lee
Elder and Pascal Meaut. The city
attorney was authorized to prepare
resolution providing for the payment
of certain bridge bonds. Lee Elder
John Meunier and John Lewis were
named as a committee to see abou
having Nixon swamp drained. The
clerk was instructed to write the rep
resentatives of Mississippi in both
houses of congress to enlist their alo
in having Biloxi's customs house re-
tanned.