The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-07-10
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

AIL6T TeCSSSl0S lot one llloHIu, luo
United States grand jury reconvened
apparently to make an investigation
of the suspension of the First Ma
tional bank at Pensacola
John G.. Chrichow was elected pres
ident of the city council for the en-
suing year when the new council reor-
ganized. Alderman Chrichlow, John T.
Campbell and b. A. Andrew were as
pirants for the office in St. Augustine.
By the results of a recount made
by the canvassing board at Jackson
Eighth city wards for county commits
sioner in the Fourth district, E. A.
Kicker has gained enough ballots to
defeat S. A. Turknett, who was an
nounced as the winner after the first
count of votes had been made.
The chairman of the Hillsboro
county Democratic executive commit
tee, Tucker Savage, obeying the in
junction of the committee, has ap-
pointed a committee which will use
its influence with the board Of coun-
ty commissioners to prevent the sale
at this time of the remaining 100000
of bonds for brick roads.
City Attorney Parkhill OF Tampa has
been instructed by the council to make
a thorough and complete investigation
by reference to all records, maps Of
plats in the clerks office of Hillsbor-
ough county, the city's engineers Of
flee, the United States engineers office
and the city records in order that he
may ascertain a definite description of
lands which, in his opinion, the city
has acquired title to by grants from
the state of Florida.
Edward H. Anderson of Jacksonville
was elected department commander of
the Spanish war veterans at the state
convention at Tampa. Other officers
Nor vice commander; A. w. Gilchrist,
Punta GoTda, junior vice commander;
George C. Kelly, Tampa. department
inspector; ]. S. Maxwell, Jacksonville,
judge advocate; DR.. w. P. Cregler,
Tampa, department surgeon; A. F.
Turner, Tampa, department marshal.
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