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This large excess OF approximately
$500 of Indebtedness for current nv
nicipal expenses over and above the
amount which the statute authorizes
the city to borrow money fer such eE-
penses, incurred by former council,
viii be embarrassing TO the rev
council. Respectfully.
J. D. Robertson, Mayor.
The above communication was
tabled
1t is only fair to the council 10
state that large proportion of this
excess the mayor alludes to was caus
ed by damage suits against the city
for which the council was not re-
sponsible. If the council had let the
cases go by default. they would have
cost the city about $4,000.
Mrs. n l.. Williams request for
the use of the city's lot adjoining
her property on North Orange street
as a garden plot was refused.
w. C. Charles offered the city $40
per month rent for the water works
cottage. On motion it was ordered
that the cottage be rented at $40 a
month, but that Nh DeCamp, the
present occupant, be given the re-
fusal Of same at this price The
property has been renting at $16
Per month.
A petition asking for the widen
ing of Oscecla street and the build
irg of sidewalks thereon On the east
side between Fort King avenue and
South Third street. was referred to
The street committee
Report of Finance Committee
The report of the finance commit
| tee was read and adopted This re
mort showed the following:
To the Honorable Members of the
| City Council. of Ocala, Fla
Gentlemen: The finance commit
tee begs leave to make the following
report of receipts and disbursements
turing December. 1913:
| RECEIPTS
Balance on hand Dec. 1 s10.791.S3
| Collected by tax collector:
| Taxes " 4,0S5.10
Collected by marshal:
Fines (police court) 49,. 1890
Pound fees ... 22.5O
Collected by clerk:
E. L. Dept: Service. 3,958.90
E. L. Dept: Supplies. 14S.6C
Z. L. Dept: Meters. . 1906
Tax redemptions sac
Market rent . 1000
Fines (Street DeptD 32.7i
Assessments tpaving) $3.50.
Transfers :. ~ 1000. o.
Milk license .. so
Sale of fertilizer 3
". w. Dept: Rents 49,. 1,4S5.3
W. W. Dept: Meters -. $40
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DARBY'S PROPhYLACTTC Flui,

5 a marvellous household remedy
{ cures cramp collie instantly. Cor
'ects nauseated stomach, heals cuts,
and sores on the surface of
he body and destroys germs in the
sick room It is used internally and
externally Sold by all druggists-Ad
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first Monday in January till first
Monday in March.

All persons who fail to register I'm
their respective districts can regis
ter at my Office in Ocala any day
Sundays excepted) between March
18th and April 18th. d. ~ Barco,
Office upstairs In court house
1-3ssat-3m
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EXPENDITURES
s11,97

s11,971.44
j. A Campbell, Supt.
Council then adjourned
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The several reports of officers are
herewith attached for reference.
Respectfully submitted.
E. T. Helvenst0n
Chmn. Finance Committee.

E. T. Helvenston.
Chmn. Finance Committee.
All current bills properly APPROX
e1 and audited were ordered paid
The license ordinance introduced
9 : the meeting Of Dec. 18th as a sub
stirute for the one now in force, was
put on its second ami third reading,
and passed
On motion it was ordered that the
clerk get prices on nozzies and other
Supplies for the fire department.
r. E. Koonce Of the police force
vas allowed pay for the time he was
absent from the force on his yaca-
ton.
An offer Of fifty dollars for one of
the old street department mules was
referred to the street committee with
power to act.
A street light was ordered placed
a1 the intersection of Lime and
South Fourth streets.
Letter from Superintendent of the
Water Works
The light and water committee
filed the following communication as
its report.
Ocala, Fla, Jan. 5, 1914
To the HonorabI Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Ocala, Fla.
Gentlemen: | herewith submit my
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LOCAL LEGISLATION
Library Ordinance Passed and Other
Important Business Attended to at
Tuesday Nights Meeting of the
Council.

The regular meeting of the city
council last night was the last bus
Hess session OF the board with its
present membership. Those present
were: Aldermen Taylor, earn. Hell
and Weihe. Mr. Fausett was recent
~ elected to fill the unexpfred term
Of Mr. B. A Weathers, resigned.
and took the oath of Office at the
last meeting.
Council allowed the transfer of
two occupational licenses.
A communication from NJ. II. w
Tucker was read Mr. Tucker was
also present in person to protest
against the city furnishing electrical
supplies to consumers. The matter
was laid on the table.
The Carnegie library ordinance,
which had been returned at the last
meeting with the mayors veto, was
taken up. The mayors veto was
read after which motion was made
10 pass the ordinance over the veto
On roll call every member present
voted~for the passage of the measure
| Secretary Rooney or the Marion
County Board Of Trade appeared be-
! fore the council and asked that the
rooms of that organization be allow
ed the use Of electric current free of
charge. No action was taken on the
matter.
/ A communication from Mayor J.
l.. Robertson was presented as fol-
lows:
i Chapter 1922. Acts Of 1905. Section
4. provides that when the moneys in
the hands of the treasurer Of the city
shall have been exhausted, and it is
necessary to obtain funds for the pay
ment of current municipal expenses,
it is lawful for the city council ID Dor
row money for such purpose not 10
exceed 5000 altoC~~her
1t appears that city council, dur
irg 1919. has a current munich
pal expenses tr accumulate to an
amount approximately $4,000, est
mated as follows:
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Discussed BY CITY TREASURER
DURING DECEMBER
$16,496.21

Bal. on hand Jan. Is 9.064.92
Distributed as follows:
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Special Nugget Service.

CHRISTIANA, April 15.--It is off,
 ci6lly announced that the Amundser expedition is postponed for another year. Amundsen was unable to raise the amount necessary to defray the expenses of the exposition. He stated that it would require at least two hundred thousand dollars more to properly equip for the long expedition as he had planned it. The geograph- itai societies and scientific bodies have encouraged this expedition by giving their generous support, but they hoped for assistance which was thought would come from men of
 wealth did not come and the expedi-
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IS TO HAVE
 ANOTHER RAILROAD

easily entered from the sea and iu cyeryway suited for railway ter minal. 1t is known that the Canadians have been seeking for such an outlet for some time. 1t is also known that negotiations have been in progress for some time by the promoters of the two lines, and it is generally under stood that American capital is inter- ested in both enterprises.
 The first notice, given to the pub lie of tho progress made by the pro motcrs of the scheme was the filing in Olympia yesterday the articles of in
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The bill proposes to create a board of five members consisting of the gov ernor and surveyor general of the ter rhory and three additional residents of Alaska. The salaries fixed by the bill for the members of the board are seven thousand five hundred per year and also provides for the ap- pcintment of a surveyor general at a salary of six thousand dollars per year.
 It is thought that this bill will be f;vorably considered as 1t embodies
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SEATTLE April 15.--It Is now con ceded that Alaska will soon have al other railroad. It is prooscd tc build from Taku inlet, q point few
 niles to the southwestward of Juneau, to the British Columbia line and there connect with Canadian railroad which recently chartered by the Do- minion government The American road is supposed to be for the purpose of giving the Canadian line q deep water outlet. Taltu inlet is a good deep water harbor, we'll sheltered and
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 WASIINGTON D. C., April 15.-- New facts brought out at the cabinet conference today was that two of the American blue jackets arrested by the fe lerals at Tampico were actually taken from the Dolphins' boat. The situation is becoming very serious and the president summoned senators and representatives to the White House today that he might inform tEem of every phase of the situation.
 Warships are getting ready to sail from New York. Philadelphia, Boston issued for them to be ready to sail
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SWARTz AND TREW DIE FROM
 INJURIES OF CAR HOLDuP

t. throw up their hands and led the rush by which they were finally over powered.
 It was thought at the time that none of the passengers were seriously hurt although several had received sever cuts and bruises. Swartz if seems had received blow upon the head which was at first thought t. he of only a trivial nature but later showed that his skull had been frac
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Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, April 15.-Charlcs F.
 Swartz, who was injured at the time e the holdup of the Seattle Tacoma irterurban car, died from the effects of injuries received at that time. Swartz was the hero of the occasion capturing of the bandits, Swartz i'm mediatcly opened fire on the robbers upon their command to the passengers
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Wilson declares that the government must back up Admiral Mayo and de- inand the salute. The rush orders is- sued to the Atlantic fleet and the transport Hancock with eight hun dred marines to proceed to Tampico indicates that the president is going to be firm with the Mexicans this time.
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PRESIDENT INSISTS THAT
 MEXICANS SALUTE FLAG

WASHINGTON, D. C., April lit is announced that President Huerta Is supporting the federal general in his refusal to salute the American flag. The latest reports are that Huerta said ttat the apology already made was ample and ntimated that he would not require GeuerGl Mauz to fire the salute.
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ALASKA R.R. ENGINEERS
 TO BE APPOINTED SOON

Garrison said he had been canvassing men and hoped to take up the ques- ton with the president shortly and every effort would be made to have the men in the field at the earliest DC sible moment so that actual con struction work can be entered upon during the coming summer.
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corporation of the THI,u Railway amt Navigation Company with the well known capitalists. Wm. B. Herr, Franh <. I3aily, Worral Wilson as incorpor- mil ''n dollars.
 IL is thought that work will soon Ice commenced on the road and will tc rr ished by the time the Canadian road reaches the British Columbia line
 100 TONS OF FLOUR.
 Bread only 5c. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery
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DON'T FORGET.

That there are hundreds of people outside who do not know about Alas ka. They want to know and ought to know. Send them a copy of the Mug get Mining and Dredging Edition.
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April b. Delegate Wickersham today introduce ed a bill which embodies the wei known recommendations of Secretary The bill provides for the appointment Of an Alaskan development board, and the, internal affairs of the terri tory which are now under the con- trol of the Various government de- partments.
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GOVT MAY USE
 CRUISER IN SOUTH
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Follow- irC the endorsement of Secretary Daniels of Senator Weeks resolution to establish line of fast naval cruis- CTS to carry passengers. mail and freight between the United States and the South American republicF the senate committee of naval affairs have introduced a bill which will establish one or more of such lines. It is thought that his measure will pass as it is regarded as one of the best moves made by congress to encourage trade with the Southern countries and cul- t!vate a closer commercial relation with them.
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MOOSE SOCIAL DANCE.

Loyal Order of Moose No. 1413 will give a social dance for Moose only and their lady friends, at Moose hall, Dog race returns will also be an ncunced COMMITTEE.
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ATTENTION FAIR LADIES.

All May Fair and Woman's auxiliary laGies, please meet tomorrow, D. m, a. Mrs. Mueller's. Those persons wish . ing to compete for prizes in ticket selling, watch the notice.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., April 14.- Secretary Lane said In an interview today that We expect to be able to announce the names of the men whl will make the survey of the Alaska government railway line within three weeks as rapidly as possible, Secretary
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WICK INTRODUCES ANOTHER BILL
UNITED STATES PREPARING
 FLEET READY FOR ACTION

the time when lluerta must comply With the demand of the { nited States to salute the flag of Admiral Fletcher IL is reported by the navy department that Admiral Mayo's men. who went ashore from the Dolphin, were mot mariners but blue Jackets"
 It is thought that Hucrta will not issue an order for General Mauz to give the salute till he is convinced that the United states will make it Il cause of war when he will issue the order at the last minute.
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Upon a moments notice.

NORFOLK, April l'. The fleet of Narsmps are making ready 10 depart nom Hampton Roads for Tampic1 Rear Admiral Fisk, chief of operation. has arrived with formal orders for Admiral Badger and it is thought that tine fleet will socn be on it's way to Tampico
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epeeiaI Nugget serv SC.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The president and cabinet held a session of two hours today in which was dis cussed the affront offered this govern ment by the garrisons at Tampico in the arrest of American marines and the disinclination of the Mexicans to salute the American flag President
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. April l5.
 I he war department is making every preparation for war and hastening soldiers and material aboard the go, crnment vessels although the ultima
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tured from the effects of which he died in the hospital yesterday.
 SEATTLE. April 15-Thc bandit Trcw, one of the men who attempted t,'urban car between seattle and Ia coma died of his injuries today. Trew vas the man who was shot hy Chas. r. SchWarz of SnphomiSh and who was otherwise injured at the time.
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JUDGE A. 8. TREDWELL DIES Srccial Nuqqet Service.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 14.-A. B Tredwell, presiding judge of the jus tice court of San Francisco. died here today.
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WICKERSHAM TO PROVIDE FOR
 DEVELOPMENT OF ALASKA

the ideas of Secretary Lane in his scheme for the development of Alas ka, and has the approval of President Wilson.
 Wickersham has been assured Ly many members of the house and sen ate of their hearty support of the bill and he feels confident that it will re ceive the early consideration of both houses.
 Are you a subscriber to the Mug ,.,hN
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We print everything and anything n job printing line at tho Nugget
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AMUNDSON EXPOSITION
 OFFICIALLY POSTPONED

1 ton was finally postponed for this
 year.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, County OF New York
George w Dibbie, Plaintiff, against Nathan
Tuckman and Othefs, Defendants. In pursuance
of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale, duly made
and entered in the above entitled action ana
bearing date the 18th day or February. 1914 !,
named, vii! sell Al public auction. al the LIZ
change Salssroom. No. H-l6 Nesey Street In
the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New YORK,
on the 18th day Of May. 1914. at u o'clock
noon on that day. by Herbert \. sherman,
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment 70 is sold and therein described az
follows: All those two certain lots. pieces or
erected, situate. lying and being In the Thir-
teenth Ward Of the Borough Of Manhattan OF
the City OF New York. and which taken to-
gether are bounded ana described as follows;
Beginning at point on the northerly side or
BroOme street distant eighty-sfy feet three
inches easterly from the corner formed by the
intersection Of the northerly eide OF BrOoms
and running thence northeriy az right angles
TO Broome street and part OF the way through
a party wall seyentyfiye fsst 10 fl; thence
easterly parallel with BrOSLe street thirty
eight feet nine inches tSs H. i'm; thence
soitheriy at right angles 20 Broome Street
seyenty-hye feet rs f. to the aforesaid north
erly lire Of Broome street, and thence west
erly along the aforesaid northery line Of
BroOme Street thirty-eisht feet nine inches
(S IT, In 10 the point or place OF begin
ming. said premises being now known az
Numbers a. and ~ Broome street
Dated New York. April IS 1914
WILLIAM NJ. CHADBOURNE Referee.
WILLIAM F. WUND, Attorney for Plaintiff
1856 Hroa lWay, New York city.
The following II a diagram OF the property
TO be sold; IFS street numbers are a. and ~
Br0Ome Street:
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION
FIRST DEPAKFMENl.-In the matter ol
the application OF MANHATTAN RAILWAY
COMPANY for the appointment or three Com
missiOucrs 90 determine ana report whether
additional tracks and facilities on the Ninth
Avenue Line OF route OF it, elevated railroads
IN the B1rougas OF Manhattan and The
Bronx IN the city Of New York. a. deter
mined by the Public Service Commission Tor
the First District Of the state OF New York.
ought to boz constructed and Operatei-Ninth
Avenue Additional Tracks ana Facilities.
III BLIC NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, Julian N. Wright Thomas +.
Gilr0y and h. Bright Wilson. having by an
order Of the Appellate Division Tor the Su-
pfsme Court IN and for the First Judicial De
partmcnt entered in the above entitled pro-
ceeding on tae IAN day OF April. 1914. bear
ing date the 9th day OF March. leli' been ap-
pointed commissioners 20 determine ana re
port after due hearing whether the additional
track or tracks and facilities on the Ninth
Avenue line or route Of Manhattan Railway
Company's elevated railroads In the Borough
OF Manhattan. in the city OF New York. a.
determined hf the Public Service commission
for the First District o. the state n New
York SET forth in the petition OF Manhattan
Railway Company. presented TO the said Ap-
Relate pivirion on the 9th day % February
1914 and nled IN the once Of the clerk Of
said Court on the same day, ought 90 be con
siructcd and operated. do hereby appoint the
18th day Of April, 1914. at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon OF that day, at tie ONCE OF Julian
NJ Wright. al No. Rector Street. Borough OF
and place FOR the first sitting. and that at
such sitting and al such adjourned sittings as
NAV be thereafter held. they will hear all
persons Interested In the said natter
Dated, New York. April 10th. 1914.
JULIAN NJ WRIGHT.
THOMAS r. GILROY. JR..
l.. BRIGHT WILSON.
JAMES l. QUACKENBCsH Attorney for
Manhattan Railway Company. No lGi Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New York. y. Y
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MUNICIPAL LEGAL NOTICE.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF Bronx, First judicial District.-In the
Matter OF the Application Of the Public
Service Commission for the First District OF
the State OF New York acting on behalf CT
The city Of New York, for the appointment
OF Commissioners or Appraisal pursuant 10
Chapter Of the La WIS OF 1891. and the several
statutes amendatory thereof and supplemental
thereto. relative to acquiring an estate In fee
simple absolute and an estate by way OF
easement in and 20 certain several premises
situate al and near the intersection OF MOTT
AVENUE AND EAST l3sTH STREET, in
The Borough OF The Bronx. city Of New
York. required for the purpose OF the con-
structl0n maintenance and operation in per
petulty OF a portion Of the rapid transit
railroad commonly spoken Of 80 the LEX
INGTON AVENUE ROUTE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the re-
port OF Charles l. Hoffman Charles J. Leslie
and sampson n. Weinhandler. Commission
entitled proceeding which report bears date
tho 23,d day Of March. 1914, was died in the
office Of the clerk Of the County OF Bronx
NOTICE u FURTHER OWEN that the
said report viii be presented to the Supreme
court u toe state OF New York at a Special
District at the County Court House In tie
Borough Of The Bronx. City Of New York.
on the 2ith Gay OF April. 1914. At the open
ing OF Court on that day. and that then and
there or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard thereon. motion will be made
that said report be confirmed except TO
the parcel designated In said report and
upon the map accompanying said report as
Parcel No /. and that as 10 said Parcel No.
a motion Will he made that said report be
not confirmed and that said report, in 90
far as Il relates TO Parcel No. ], be referred
to new Commissioners 10 be appointed by the
said Court TO reconsider the subject matter
thereof
Dated, New York April 10th. 1914
FRANK l.. POLK,
Corporation Counsel.
Hall Of Records
Borough OF Manhattan.
City Of New York
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TRANSPAClFlC MAILS.

T
Destination and steamer $3.50 y m.
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China, Philip
pines (Via san FrauCisco)-Manchuria To-day
Hawaii lvia san FranclscO)-Serra. To-day
japan. Corca. China (via Tacoma
Seattle Maru Observation-Disclosures. To-day
Tahiti. Narquesas. Cook Islands New
Zealand. Australia Cvia san Francisco
Tahiti Observation-Disclosures. "a
Japan, Corea. China. Philippines (via
Nictoria)-Empress OF Indla.............Apr Is
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines via san
FranCiscol-U s transport. Apr 80
Yokohama Maru Apr. 90
Hawaii via san Francisco)-Wilhei-
nina ...................... May
Hawaii japan. Corea. China, Philip
Maru .......................M May 4
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Zealand
Australia via san Francisco)-Sonoma. May Z
Hawaii Fiji Islands New Zealand,
Australia (via ACCOMPLISHMENTS. May :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
RADIUM DOESN'T SAVE BOY
Two Treatments Fail to Check
Cancer, Which Proves Fatal.
From The Tribune Correspondent

West Orange. n. j.. April 2.-Within
few DAYS OF his fourteenth birthday Ef-
win Sarder son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Sarder, Of Whlttlesey ave, is dead from
malignant cancer, after twice taking the
radium treatment. AS In the case OF the
late Representative Robert Bremner. OF
Passaic, the growth was at the Joint OF
the left shoulder.
The boy was sent TO a radium insh-
tute i'm Baltimore. Several thousand dol
lars worth of radium were used In the
operation. This was at Thanksgiving and
the boy was returned to his home, where
ne was observed by local physicians.
About Christmas his condition became
serious and he was again sent 10 Balti-
more. where radium was applied sec
ond time in q different way. To the
amazement of the surgeons the radium
had no effect on the growth, which was
said 10 be one of the worst ever observed
In one so young.