The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-07
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Hurley Cobb, of Pinewood, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city shak-
ing hands with his numerous friends
In Pensacola.
The ship Chile was yesterday
berthed at the east side of the G. F.
& A. wharf, where ballast will be dis
charged and the big vessels cargo
started within few days.
Capt. R. E. Rose, state chemist,
representing the agricultural depart
ment, was in the city yesterday from
Tallahassee, and was cordially greet
ed by his many friends.
The Rotary Club sent connunica-
ton to the city commissioners ask
ing that certain places IN the city be
given attention, by being drained and
otherwise looked after. The matter
has been referred to Commissioners.
johnson.
A big Norwegian ship, the Dova
Lisboa, with cargo of manganese
ore, is on the way to Pensacola and
should be here shortly. This is the
second cargo of this product TO have
been shipped to this port very recent
~.
The crew of the United States coast
guard cutter Penrose, who attended
the luncheon given by the Pensacola
Yacht Club Monday, appreciated the
courtesy of the members of the or
ganization to such an extent that
they requested The Journal to pub
licly thank the yacht club members.
Taxicab men yesterday were grant
ed permission to move their telephone
booth from the west to the east side
of Palafox street on Garden, the pc
tition from a number of them desig-
mating the location which they de-
sired. The petition was favorable with
all--the commissioners.
]. L. Sweeney, superintendent OF
the water department; n. B. Cook
recently selected supervisor of regis
tration, and L. e. Thornton, city en-
gineer, all filed bonds with the city
commissioners yesterday and the Sc
curities thus offered were referred tc
the city attorney for approval before
being recorded.
Charles Smith, colored, who few
days ago. was fined $25 and costs fol
selling liquor without license, yes.
terday petitioned for remittance OF
said fine, but no action was taken or
the request. At the meeting of the
board about a dozen fines were re.
mitted, upon a communication from
the chief, asking for such action, be.
ing read.
Upon an estimated cost of $170 be
ing figured by the superintendent Of
the water company a pipe liz 1ncnes
in diameter will be laid on BrainarC
street, from Twelfth to Fourteenth
avenue, to supply water for domestic
Uses in that section of the city. Cit
zens of that particular part of the
city had petitioned for a larger watel
main for fire protection purposes, but
the water department concluded thai
sufficient protection was already avail
able.
Captain Ed. Brown, one of the
deputies in the harbormaster's Office
was all smiles yesterday over the fac
that he had won two pretty trophies
at the boat races of the day before
one the commodore plaque, and the
other the beautiful little cup from
the Eyenrude Company, the firm
which manufactured the engine witt
which his boat was propelled. Cap
tain Brown out-distanced all competi
tors in this classy race year ago
and~of course he is booster for the
Evenrude now.