The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-16

Where the ring doves meet their
mates,
Cooling in the cypress gates
''Of the Oklawaha.'
Movements of Vessels
The City of ocaIa and the Irwin
D., at Silver Springs.
The Olzlawaha dredge, and the /
Oregonian at the Hinton forest.
The tug Big Bill, from Jackson
vile to Johnson's Hurricane, left for
Jacksonville.
The Moan to Palatka, then to We
laka
The G. A. Carmichael left the
Blue Roads for Carmichael and re-
turned.
The freighter Sharpshooter arriy-
ed Monday and Tuesday with naval
stores, and is due with another car
go Saturday
The Silver Springs will be launch
ed in December.
The Stenolakee and the Winonah
at Connor, not completed yet.
The Clarie left the Tobacco Patch
for Palatka: arrived and cleared
from the Gem City and entered
burst, the station of Arden, on the
Oklawaha river fork.
The Oregonian arrived and de-
parted, to Hinton Forest.
The Princess Irene, tug, Captain
Make Mason in command, left Con-
nor for Johnsons Hurricane with
itow of piling. The tug returned from
the hurricane and has hooked up to
another raft of piling which she viii
tow down to the mouth. Still an
other raft of piling is waiting to be
moved by the tug, and after Captain
Mason tows this one down and out,
/ the tug and her captain will go into
the rafting business up to their eyes
| and port holes.
The Sharpshooter clears Tuesday
for Palatka with freight.
The new freighter, the Helkat,
now being built at Grahamville By
the Mills Steamboat Line, VIII not
be launched until spring.
The Hiawatha and the Okehum-
kee are at East Palatka.
The Ironclad at Dunn's Creek, the
Morris to the mouth, the Wanderer
at Joran, the Lotus is at auckland,
the Anna off Eureka and the Merry
Widow to Honeymoon Lodge.
/ At the Green Forest, Hemming-
way, the Ruth.
] The mail boat, the Harry Lee,
passes the mouth daily except Sun
day
The Osceola to Jacksonville, and
to Sanford via the mouth at Welaka
The tourist river steamers and
handsome daylight yachts go out on
the run, the Oklawaha river tour
ON or very near the 9Th of January
Other vessels: the Launa, the
Louie Warren. the Gussie Lois, the
isabel, the oregonian. Log and the
Santa Maria are in the Blue Roads
and the u and | are at Welaka. and
, the houseboat at the mouth.
Business is good along the Val
ley of the Oklawaha and St. Johns.
According to the reckoning of tn.
sharpshooter's log:
! 1.-THE log report for October an:
8, in the notes-at Silver Springs
ship building, shipping, raIlwa.
shops. At Carmichael, poultry
: stock raising, and rose gardening
burst, D-lk's BLUM. logging. Rel
Hot and Grahamville and Conner
: shipbuilding, logging. farming an.
trading Durisoe, Los Kiss, Osceoli
and Gore Greek, logging is the prin
{ cipal industry. Gore and EurekI
/ are classed as Important for a
e Gore the vanilla leaves are gathered
: and at Eureka the peculiar industr
: of hunting, and capturing all specie
of snakes engages the attention o
the population. Conner and -Eu
: reka, turpentining is carried on
lover the river to Conner the onl
S telephone line of the valley hold tn
n river country in communicate
It with outside cities and towns. TIC
n bacco Patch, logging and farming
e lola, farming. Orange Greek, farm
e ling. Fort Brooke, fiber gathering
: Cedar Landing is wood station
: Hemmingway and Riverside to Brof
: gingery and the mouth at Welak;
fishing and logging. Horse LANDING