davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
CUT THE
PRESIDENTS
HEAD OPEN
Vicious Assault Upon Chief
Magistrate Of Salvador Re-
suits in Placing Republic
Under Martial Law.
lBy Leased Wire TO Evening sesaldl

by LEASED Wire Co Evenina igcEald I
Washington. Feb. G.--M Martial "a "
has been proclaimed throughout sal.
vodor President Arauio lies IN "
dangerous condition as the result ct
an attack Yesterday boy five would be
nssassinS. only one at the Tivs
shots directed at him took effect but
surgeons fear the outcome of q So.
ciUus niuchcte wound which laid the
presidents head open from the back
ui The skull To- the uostriis one uf
the culprits Was captured aud the
authorities are on the trail of the
other four. American Minister
lloimke who reported the details to
tho state department toduy said com
plet' tranquility prevailed throughout
the republic and that the attack Wa
regarded az having me- other sixniii-
,anCe than an attempt to rcmov-
President Arauio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
TO INVESTIGATE IOWA
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
ERy leased WIG 10 Eyealna IIeraldl

Des Muines, Iowa. Feb. s.-.Both
houses Of the iowa Legislators today
unanimously passed concurrent res.
olution to investigate the Iowa statc
board of agriculture. ana the state
fair board. Senator Chase introduced
the resosiution la the upper house
aud Representative Lund In the low
20 body The latter IN explaining his
motion declared that he desired "a
sweeping investigation made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
Ketrllei a. tIahl Murphy.

chicago. Feb e. barney Liohten.
stein today telesraphed James COT
froth ct San Francisco that he will
be- glad "a send steve ketchci against
Harlem Tommy Murphy in the wesl-
ern city February 20. 60 take the
place of Joe MHndot, the southern
champion. who has been taken M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
MISSOURI WOMEN
ASK RIGHT TO VOTE


Us leased Wife 90 Evening Herald
jefferson city. Mo. Fob. G, Both
houses of the Missouri legislature
took recess Of thirty minutes today
while Dr. Anna Shaw spoke on wom-
ans suffrage The address was the
formal opcninR ct IA, campaign for
svoman's suffrage The advocates 81
the ballot for women are asking the
legislature 10 submit a suffrage
amendment go the voters In 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
BARROW GOES AFTER
CONFESSED JURY FIXER
CBy Lcased Wire 10 Evening Herald. ,

Inv Lcased Wire to Evening Herald. }
los Angeles. Feb. Clarence =
barrow directed searching IRE 81
cross examination today at Bert n.
Franklin, confessed jury "nXcr." and
on whose testimony the former chief
counsel Tor the MCN5mHra brothers
is undergoing trial fpr the second time
for alleged jury bribery The exam
ination had 90 do with alleged state.
mcnts by Franklin. who was rm-
plu> cd gs an investigator by the Nc
Numuru defense, that barrow had
had nothing "a do with bribery of
jurors iu the case vi james o. Nc
Nauata. The witness denied ever
having iutimated that h. had acted on
his own Initiative and not at Oar
rows request Franklin was SUBJ
ioctcd 10 redirect examination when
barrow released him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
BOLIVIA AND PERU
MAY ENGAGE
IN WAR
State Department Concerned
at RumOrs of Impending
Hostilities Between South
ern Republics.
IBy leased Wire 70 Evening IIcrnldl

LBy leased WiIe o. Evening IIcraidl
Washington, Feb. e. umors Of
impending hostllities between Bolivia
and Peru are concerning the repre-
sentatiycs of the two countries and
the entire Latin-AmeriCan contingent,
sodCitcus for the peace Of south
America, as well as state department
officials, VINO look with apprehension
on any disturbance among the repub-
lies of the south
Diplomats express the opinion that
the rumors have been circulated
either 90 ancct securities IN the two
countries ur that Peru wishes 10 mask
movement to strengthen her army
and navy against some other power,
under the color Of apprehension of an
attack by Bolivia.
Couples NOTWITHSTANDING Rink
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
RUSSIAN WOMEN MAY
NOT PRACTICE LAW


Iiy LEASED Wire 20 Evening FgeFaIdI
~. Petersburg, FEB. G.--rhe duma
bill. admitting women 20 practice law
In Russia. was rejected today by tho
council of the empire by "a votes 20
sc. The leading Russian jurisis aud
practically the entire liberal public
opinion in Russia, favored the bin
The elder generation OF statesmen.
headed by the minister Of Justice.
however. pleaded eioauently and sac
cessfully against any extension of the
rights of women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Nest cgRs glass. per doz.. aae. TAnie.
25c Moderated NeriniR Destroyer.
tOc per dorm. IA'-s than dOArns sold
n yOu want tiaign. GOOd mest with
attractive nest cgg. VIII lnducN your
llesns 10 Cay more. A. W. FEE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Mary" he pleaded viii YOU
please ault talking for few min
utcse am trying io think"
Il can talk aud think. she pccVisn-
Is replied ~ can't understand WIZ
YOU are not aale 90 listen Co me- and
think"
II can. only the things | mink
while I'm listening 10 YOU don't ger
me anything chicago Record-h r.
aid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

County OF bernalillo, sa'
7. Roy Mcdonald. Cashier Of the
aoOve-named bank. do solomnly swear
that the above statement In true To the
best Of my know tsdge and belief
ROY MCDONALD.
Cashier
subscribed and sworn Ia before me
this 9th day OF February. 1918.
w. 4. McMiLLIN.
Notary Public.
Correct--Attcst:
J. n. HERNDON,
q. y. MARION
J. KORBER.
Directors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Notice 10 My Patrons--My telc-
phone number has besn changed from
f0s to is7. Charles conroy. Highland
Grocery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
40. .Gli
REPORT or THE CONDITION on
THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
N albuquerque. la lhc state oT New
McNi,"', at tile ClOse at IIusincs~,
February itiI. 1913.

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. t3,0i3,g4I.3O
bN'rdrJtts. secured and
unsecured ............ NONE
T.. s Bonds tu secure cir
culution .....,....... 100000 90
4. s. Bonds Ia
secure l.. :
Deposits Sl25.0OO.y0
OBSCURE Post
al savings 100000 10000 40
Premiums on 4. = Bonds 100000
Bonds. securities. etc. SI,5stSJ
Banking House FuUni-
tune and Ftxturer.... 100000
Duo from National Banks
,not reserve agents. lSg,361.9g
Due from state and Pr
waite BANKS ana Bank
"rs, Trust Companies
and savings Banks S3.5sa.5s
Due from Approved RE-
serve Agents ....,... Hii,Sgg.l2
Checks and other Cash
Items ....,......... S.sgsSi
Exchanges for Clearing
House ............... .o,o3sIa
Notos OF other National
Banks .......-..... 5i7l5.oo
Fractional Paper cur
rency Nickels. and
Cents ............... iIi2io
Lawful Money Reserve IN
Bank, Via.
specie ......S N0,HtH.lp
Lcgai-tcndcr
Notes ..... isstio.oo g5o.asetO
Redemption fund with a.
:. Treasurer c. per
cent Of circulation co.. 100000
.------------
Total ..........,..& J.l79,7lt.SS
LIABILITIES,
Capital stock paid IN. 3O0,OOO.00
surplus tund .........., 100000
Undivided Profits. less cX-
pcuscs and Taxes paid, 27,5T5.39
National Bank Notes out
standing .......... 500. 900 90
Due to other National
Banks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. liLg75.09
Due iu ~iut" aud Pr
Banks and BAuko.-... 5JL5s5.ss
Due o. Trust Companies
and savings Banks.,,, i2e,3e2.37
| individual deposits sub
jcCt Ia check ...,...,. lBlR.tli,5O
Time certificates ot de-
puHll tt't' tss.......' lNh'' ''NO
| Cashiers checks out
standing .,..,,..s... ll,Id0.t1
United states
deposits tt15.30l9l
Postal Savings
deposits 60. 6,os7.a5 lsl,53s.st
Deposits OF 4. $. disburs.
ing officers .......,... s,2sl.2O
Reserved Tor taxes .,,,,. 100000
! Liabilities other than
those above stated ,,.. 1865
Total ........,..... s5179.1tl.3S
! State of New Mexico,
County Of Rernalllo. 49,
I. Frank Mckee. Cashier ~ the
| above named bank. do solcmnly swear
/ that the above named statement is
/ true Ia the best of my knowledge and
belief FRANK MCKEE,
| Cashier.
subscribed and sworn To- before me
tais 6th day Of February leia.
"A, 1. SNYDER,
Notary Public.
correct--Attest;
= A. q. McMILi.EN,
". w. Reynolds
w. s. sTRICKLER,
AntM l - . plFeV'oI"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Tag two-s,eps tonight Rink.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
no. 7iee
rsF1I'oItT OF TgrIs CONDITION OF
THE STATE NATIONAL
BANK


RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts "a Ses.Aeefe
Overdrafts. secured and
unsecured s.... NONE
Y. =. Bonds TO secure cir
cuiatlon .......... 100000
q. =. Bonds 70 secure q.
:. deposits ...... 100000
Premiums on U. =. Bonds 100000
Bonds, securities etc. Ga.stS.gg
Banking house. Furniture
aud Fixtures ...... 80, OOO. 90
other Real Estate owned ft5Ss.O0
Due from National Banks
mot reserve agents). fs.g6g.fa
Due from State and Pri-
tale Banks and Bank
ers. Trust Companies.
ana savings Banks a0.gff.g4
Due from approved RE-
serve Agents ....... tI2.Saa.ss
Checks and other Cash
Items ..s.s.ss..s..s. t6.N2A..i
Exchanges FOR Clearing
House ,..........f... - t66.Ss
Notes Of other National
Banks ............. iLsio.oo
Fractional Paper Cur
rency. Nickles. and
cents ...,.......... tot.oo
Lawful Money Reserve In
Bank. VIZ;
Specie .......et87,51G.g
Icgai-tcndcr
notes ..... 5000 fs5.ssO. 20
Redemption fund Wa n.
:. Treasurer 6 per cent
OF circulation .,,.. 100000
-
Total ..........4..t1.5as.sss.7s
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid ms TOO. 900 90
surplus fund Co.. ....... 100000
Undivided Profits, less
Expenses and Taxes
paid ................ s.Os6.ss
National Bank Notes out
standing s.....+..... io0,0O0.00
Due 90 other National
Banks ,...s.t...s-.. lOA.lae.k6
Due TO state and Private
Banks and Bankers. 81. 3G.e5s.es
Due 20 Trust Companies
and Savings Banks 800. f7,3b7.IO
Due to Approved Reserve
AGENTS .............. Asia.5s
Individual deposits sub
iect to check ....... 54i,Sss.9S
Time certificates Of de-
posi-, .,............ i9i.s70 90
Certified checks ....... 10000
Cashiers checks out
standing ............ 5.i5g.s6
United states Deposits ts.os9.es
Reserved for taxes ..... 2.O7A15
Liabilities other than
those above stated 49,. sTi.0S
Total .............si.52s,253.75
State Of New Mexico.
County of Bernatilio. ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
TrnNelraI Doc TIIrlN IIonr-.

Writing In the TagliChc Rundschau
captain Won Pustau, retired naval
officer, Who has made a special study
of aeronsutics. states that -. Z" has
accomplished easily an uninterrupted
voyage at thirty huurE
This airship can carry In war time
two tons ~ explosive bombs. besides
her crew and material and ballast
enough to enable her to- remain In
the air for % whole day The two
Zeppelin airshIps "lansa" and Wiz
toria i.uise. can. captain Won Pustau
asserts. achieve almost az much as
% L." while the arship schultz
LAM I l." taken over by the military
authorities . year ago, which has
made a voyage lasting sixteen hours
aud attained 10 height OF j.i00 feet
and which diners in many respects
from the Zeppelin airships promises
exceedingly we'll for the future.
He notes that considerable excite
mrnt has been aroused In the German
press by the news that England Ia
buying Parseyal airship. There II
really. ne declares. no justification Tor
such excitement for English airships
viii In all PROBABILITY never be dan
gcrous 10 us"
The alrship ~ T. cruising over
Berlin and the suburbs has become
a common sight ana since the pas.
scnser alrship Hinsa, stationed at
Potsdam, makes voyages 90 Berlin
several times weekly, Zoppclins attract
little more attention than an electric
car.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
MILITARY AIRSHIP
FLIES MORE THAN
300 MILES
Germany Now Has Most Pow
erful Aerial War Vessel
Ever Manufactured; Has q.
Ton Capacity.

Berlin. Fec. Elm an article dis
,ussing achievements In the ncld OF
naval aerouautics the semiofIicial
Norddeutscho Allgemclnc Zcltung
says;
We are filled vita pride and Joy ny
the knowledge that the German navy
possesses in Il 1" the best airship
that the world has produced. and that
no airship belonging 10 any other
power can accomplish anything like
what this greatest of all the Zeppelin
cruisers has achieved In its voyage
Of more than sac miles over lama and
sea-
The dlrShip has q carrying cupac-
ity Of nearly twcnt..srvcn tons: IL has
a radius of action of 1850 miles. and
It's own speed, without the help Of
air currents. is hfty miles an hour.
It's wireless biography apparatus can
send and receive messages az dis
lance ot $40 miles. The naval author
tiles are using every effort Ia main
tain German superiority in this do.
main. and 20 develop this important
arm of the service by acquiring new
airships'
The scmloflicial Journal adds that o.
second airship " nearing completion.
and that a third viii soon follow The
oversee hight Kicl-Travemunde- Hclii-
gcndamu. projected for July next.
promises 10 be- uf extreme importance
for the navy, AS 10 Is anticipated that
tho prizes offered VIII induce German
industry TO participate largely In the
competition aud thus give fresh I'm
petus To tho construction OF hydro-
planes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Couples tonight skating Rink
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Couples ,onish, skating Rink
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27
Health Conditions in Santa Rosa County
BY Or. Il. Mason Smith

thoroughly hltero the water than any
modern filter can. The water then
being obtained by means OF driven
pumps eliminates all chance OF sur
face contamination or pollution. There
has never been in the history Of the
country been any spread OF diseases
by water transmission. Several speci-
mems OF our water have been sent to
the department Of agriculture for
analysis and is has been found to be
free Of any organic material or de-
cayed vegetable matter, hence It 10
alphabetically pure.
There have been at various times q
few cases Of typhoid fever over the
country but the infection IN no case
has ever been traced TO the water
supply. There. has never in the his
tory Of the country been an epidemic
Of typhoid. disentary or any other
water born diseases.
Civic League to Help.
The Ladies' Civic League OF Milton,
which recently organized for the pur-
pose OF civic development and ad-
vancement and general precautionary
measures for the good OF the public
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27

health, has met the approval Of the
entire citizenship OF the county The
ladies OF the league have inaugura ted
a personal campaign for cleaning NJ
the town of Milton. They have per
sonaliy supervised ami taken part in
the cleaning OF the streets and alley
ways and vacant lots. and under the.r
direction many breeding places OF flies
and mosquitoes have heen exploited
and cleared away. and a number q
sanitary nuisances have been removed.
They have stimulated the board @.
councilmen in the more rigid enforce
ment Of all the sanitary ordinances
end have had new sanitary measures
enacted. Since their activities have
started the town has taken on a heater
and cleaner, and also more pros
porous appearance and it is estimated
that their work will reduce the pre-
Ventahle diseases in this community
over seventy Ave per cent.
Taken as q whole, Santa Rosa county
is idealistic from the standpoint Of
public health. There are no diseases
characteristic OF the country and with
the pure air and water and the mild
ness of the climate It is inviting TO
health seekers,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27
BEGINNING OF
THE EXPORTING
Of LUMBER
TIE LATE WIN. J. KEYsER,
FATHER OF w. S. KEYsER OF
PENSACOLA, WAS THE FIRST
MAN TO SHIP LUMBER FROM
SANTA ROSA COUNTY TO
EUROPEAN PORTS.

The first man to ship timber from
Santa Rosa county to Europe was the
late VIM. j. Keyser, father of W. 5.
Keyser. of Pensacola, and husband of
Mrs. VIM. J. Keyser. who still resides
at Milton, where the family home was
established long years ago.
Soon after the close of the Civil
war, Mr.. Keyser, who had been inter
ested in cotton and hewn timber,
turned with added activity toward the
latter, and became Santa Rosa's pfo-
neer exporter.
At one time he owned the present
site of the Bay Point Mill Co., and did a
great work in setting forth the adj
vantages of Santa Rosa's timber ros-
sibilities to the world
At one time, attrac ted by the fine
oysters which are to be found in the
waters surrounding his timber lands,
he conceived the idea of shipping
them to New York, and was enter
prising enough to load q. schooner with
the bivalves and send it on to the
metropolis.
Records in possession of the Bay
Point people do not indicate that the
venture was an entire success, but
the energy and the wonderful enter
prise of the man stand out pre- emf
nently, when one stops 20 consider the
handicaps under which he probably
labored to try out his experiment.
Mr.. Keyser was pre- eminently
lumber man, however, along with his
other activities, and it was through
his fine judgment, good business abi1-
ity and enterprise that the world at
large received its first intimat ton of
the real vastness and untold riches
which lay hidden away in the pine
forests of Santa Rosa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27

now on the market ranging in price
from $500 to $1,000 per acre. With the
coming of good roads OF which we
have every assurance. the industrious
farmer cannot fail to prosper. for we
have productive soil: climate condi-
tons favorable 70 any crop. and the
best watered county in the state.
Railroad facilities are fairly good and
mere railroads are coning. and when
we make West Florida a state Santa
Rosa county viii furnish the first
governor, for we have TIE proper ma
terial now on the last step ready to
take the governors ehair-and this
win be the largest county in the new
state.
Milton. the county seat. is building
IN fast and new people are occupying
the house as fast as they are COM
pIeted The moral condition of the
county is improving also for from
last stairs tics we find that in 1911,
Santa Rosa sent up criminals. Wal
ton rs, and Escamhia II. and 1912
Santa Rosa 10. Walton II. and Els
Gambia, 20. population of Walton and
Santa Rosa. being the same and Es-
Gambia double; this shows that we
have less criminals in Santa Rosa
county than in either one of the coun-
ties east or west of us.
Another large and profitable indus
try is the fish and oyster business. The
rivers and bays abound in
fish and oysters and the hundreds Of
barrels of oysters consumed yearly
in Pensa cola, as we'll as the surround
ing country. all come from Santa
Rosa county waters. The delicious
favor of the Fzscanaia bay oyster is
known far and wide.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27
BUSINESS IS
LOOKING Up
IN MILTON
STORES ARE WELL KEPT AND
HAVE A LOOK OF PROSPERITY
MERCHANTS ARE ENJOYING A
FINE TOWN AND COUNTY
TRADE.

Millions principal business streets
are Willing and Canal streets. the
former being especially live and COM
mercial in its appearance, most of the
stores being located there. The mer-
chants are a i've, progressive lot. who
are willing and anxious to further any
public interest, which may serve to
develop their city AMI Santa Rosa,
and their display windows reflect the
styles and bargains of the larger
cities.
Loyalty TO home interest is the key
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27

A beautiful name IN Santa Rosa. .
comparing in every respect with the
county OF the same name in Cali
fornia; or the county in Spain; or
Syria.
It is probable that Panfilo De Mar
vaez on landing in our country in 1928
bestowed this name upon the island
and sound, for further on we find that
the Historian Cabeca De yaca in re-
porting to the Crown the geographical
condition. says: Beyond big river
(meaning Escam'bia) we have found
great forests and the land apparently
IS as prodm ctive as our Santa Rosa
soii. (mearing territory in Spain.s
Arioaa also made the same comments
ils his memoirs: be as it may we are
proud Of the name and the county
for we know that for productiveness
there is none that excells Santa
Rosa
Senas interesting Facts.
The area OF Santa Rosa county is
1b28 square miles arad II only has a
population Of about $4,000 people, ana
30 Der csnt OF these ind employment
at pubic work: which shows plainly
THAT 1aEusang In this county is SIN in
its INFANCY and in measure it only
dates hack to 1900. Notwithstanding
this fact statistics show that the prr-
ducfiOn Of the son for 1910 was as
fellows.
CoxD-12@000 bushels.
Oats. e35l bushels.
Sweet Potztoes-6S, 1898 bushels.
Bs7Ald Pea@--6 473 bushels
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27

note of success. say on willing street.
Everyone works for everybody else's
interests along with his own, and what
is good for one is estimated as good
for everyone.
Milton merchants are out after the
business. and they get 1T, both from
the "homefolks" and from the country
surrounding.
Out-of-town trading is almost I'M
heard of in Milton, because of a truly
wonderful loyalty to al. home interests,
which strictly prevails.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27

While the climate in Santa Rosa
county has widespread reputation as
being curative for any particular
disease. it is remarkably healthful and
free of any disease producing agen-
cies. The situation OF the county at
fords many advantages from the
standpoint Of health. It IS near
enough the gulf to get the benefit of
the balny breezes from IT. and it con-
tains enough hills to afford the most
excellent drainage and natural santa
ton. For country bordering on the
gulf, Santa Rosa contains an unusual
" small area of swamp lands and no
marshes, and at no point in the county
is there a swamp or lake from which
miasmatic air arises.
The climate being warm enough to
live out of doors all the year around
and the country billy, with the salty
breezes blowing from the gulf, alter
mating with the fresh winds from the
vast tracts Of timber and farm lands
on the north. renders Santa Rosa
county a good location for sufferers
of tuberculosis. The fact that one can
live out of doors and spend more time
in the sunshine is particularly adj
vantageous to this section, and the
climate has proved greatly beneficial
to bronchial and Iaryngeal trouble
This cannot be truly called a ma
iarial country. While there is an oc-
casional case of "chiils and fever
over the country, which usually clears
up in three or four days, there is never
any pernicious type of malarial fevers.
Hemorrhagic malaria is a thing I'M
known in this country. AS malaria
is entirely transmitted by mosqui-
toes, a great decrease OF malarial in
fectfons has b. IN brought about in
the last few years. This has been ac-
complIshed by clearing away the mos
quito breeding places and screening
the homes.
This Water Supply.
The water supply of Santa Rosa
county is chiefly from driven pumps.
the water coming from subterranean
currents fifty to one hundred feet be-
low the surface. The geological for
nation Of the soil varies over the
county, but there is a surface of per-
vious stratum from twenty-five inches
to three feet deep, beneath which Is
a stratum of thick, heavy clay. This
makes the surface water long time
in seeping through the ground to the
depth from which water is obtained,
an the layers in the soil have more
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27
= Some Santa Rosa County Statistics =.

~ Hen. 2. TomaseIIo. sasdad, rIa.