The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-13
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$500 REWARD.

INA journal WIFI pay 35.os re~vard Res
.lseree sufhcient 70 convict any boy or
.rson found stealing subsLPlbsPai papers
ter asllSerS Of oSra0 eN caPPi@RS
Nineteen cases were docdketed In the
-acorder's court yesterday morning,
nd fines amounted to SGT. -Four cases
we're continued, two were mol pressed
Ind one defendant was ordered to
cave the city at the first opportunity.
At the site of the new landing place
'tor small boats now being improved
lby the late purchasers, at the head of
Ilthe slip between Palafox and Baylen
|vharves, the shed is now being built
and the plan shows a roorny place,
lowering the entire Baylen street prop
critics, with staked stalls for the boats
which are to moor there. Practically
all the dredging has been completed.
Arrested on a peace warrant, Hazel
Kirke a white woman. was placed in
the county jail yesterday, the war
rant having been sworn out by a party
with whom the woman is said to have
had some trouble the day before,
which resulted in both parties to the
alleged disturbance being arrested and
fined in the city court.
Jake Robinson, colored, arrested as a
dangerous and suspicious character
yesterday, was fined SO and costs in
the recorders court, This negro is
Eaid to have been In the act of taking |
fish from Palafox wharf, when caught |
md stopped, P. J. Williams, who is in |
harge Of the wharf properties, had
he darkey arrested.
Personal tax certificates, which were
laced in the hands of Chief Of Police
sanders for service, resulted in a |
Qmber of levies being made yester- |
ay the chief hunting up very indus |
Fiously many who had failed to pay
p their personal property tax. The
FORK is being done personally by the
hief.
Mayor Greenhut, N. c. Mcmillan, L. |
Hughey and others will go out TO |
cry Pass and other points, today, |
nd try their luck in catching the fresh |
Fater trout and Dream, reported so |
lentiful in the waters adjacent to |
be city Of Pensacola. Mayor Green |
tut stated yesterday that it has been
Eghteen years since he caught a fish, |
Iand that was a catfish" he said yes
Friday but he is going to try and beat |
hhat record today. He says he knows |
Ir. Hughey knows where the fish hide |
nd what is takes to bring them from |
heir hiding place, he intimated,
Fughey had it.
Within few days Sheriff Ellis will
ave an announcement Of particular
hterest to those vehicle owners and
perators who thus far have neglect
to take out state and county Ii
snses for the privilege of operating
hese vehicles. The law makes a tax
n all motor vehicles, and in fact all |
tnds Of conveyances, and he is going
sc extremely lenient until after No
ember Is.
The British steamship Antigua,
Fhich reached port early yesterday
forning, was berthed at Perdido
Fharf, where about sixteen carloads of
lmber were taken aboard during the
ay AT o'clock the steamer was
mfted to the east side Of Tarragona
mart where work will be resumed
lis morning. This steamer came up
Fom st. Andrews where nearly a mill
on superficial feet were taken aboard.
Pensacola, the steamer is being fill
out with scantling, by r. julius
chreyer, the same shipper who fur :
+shed cargo at st. Andrews.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Thos.
Akin occurred yesterday morning, :
e lnterment being made in st. Johns :
metery. Deceased was Miss
ladys Herman, daughter Of Mrs.
A Bailey, of Pensacola, and at the 2
me Of her death was residing in MO-
le in which city her death occurred
uesday night last. .-..
%ulte feat was finished yesterday :
zen the tool house and office, which
'eeh USED In the custom house
oIA' was mounted bodiiy on wheels, y
nauleo over 10 the site OF the new :,
spiIai on IWeIfth avenue, a distance =
oVeE twenty three city blocks. The II
use moved along easily when on the P
paved streets, and by dark =
10y nao oeen not only moved TO -
nospteaI site, but had been set I'D
toI use Inc finish of the work :
Witnessed by a number of peo- -
me United States grand Jury. which II
peen IN session for the past two J"
sAs' adjourned yesterday until Nov $,
NY ii
b
b. p, Nored' a merchant of Jay, San al
N0Sa county, filed a voluntary re- pe
W IN bankruptcy in the IJnitea ~
sS court yesterday, in which he "A
eauIed his liabilities at s21 600 and "
S at $4,000 Of the latter 50 v0o
0a'med exempt.