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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-26
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Joplin-Score: r. II. E.
Omaha Observation-Disclosures 3 3
.
Monroe.
At st. Joe-Score: R.H.E.
Sioux City Observation-Disclosures. o o
st: Joseph 2
Batteries-Tedisco and Crosby; Hovlik,
Powell and Moore.
At wichita-Score: RH.E.
.
Batteries-Kallio and Breen; Clemens,
Baker and Tyree.
At Denver-Score: r. H. E.
Lincoln OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 10
Denver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Batteries-Reed, Bluejacket and Block;
Boehler and Shestak
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-26
We haze atpWards Of
1000 Envelope Chemise
here and ready for
A great May sale

They were contracted for months ago, and
the contract prices were considerably less
than we'd have to pay today.
And the prices at which we are going to
sell them are considerably less than today's
values
When will the sale begin?
Monday morning. And along with the
Envelope Chemise will be included special lots
of Undermuslns of all kinds. In fact, it will
be the Annual May Sale of Muslin Under
wear, featuring particularly the Envelope
Chemise.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-26
In sheets and
pillow cases it
pays to get the best

for the very simple reason that the
BEST is always the least expen-
sive in the end. Here are Sheets
and Pillow Cases that we take
pleasure in recommending for long,
hard service They're of very fine.
firm close weave, long fibre staple
cotton-absolutely free from NH
ing or dressing of any sort And
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-26
Savage Buys Pitcher Faeth.

All other games postponed; rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-26

/ Seven hits were luckier than eleven
The Cubs got the seven and the Reds
/ the eleven
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-26

Ayers and Ruth each forced in a
run but the Red Sox worked vic.
tory out of their gift
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-26
A sale of Val. laces
the like of which
Topeka has never
known before

Imported Laces, every yard of them
Not yard worth less than 5c-and many
worth 71A and 10c.
Hundreds and hundreds of patterns, with
plenty of matched sets.
Fine and coarse, wide and narrow, dainty
and heavy; patterns suitable for every pur
pose to which Walls. can be put.
The sale commences Monday.
What will the price be? 1t will be very,
very low; lower than Topeka has ever known
before-we'n tell you how low tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-26

youth named Kilduff subbed for
Charley Herzog and did most of the
wrecking.
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Three runs in the tenth gave the
Pirates a ten to eight victory over the
Cardinals.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
OUR ORGANIC LAW

bined with peculiar climatic conditions make
possible the production of from two to four
crops per year on the same ground; and
Whereas, The said c. A. Bird, c. A. Pax
son and L. A. Hough aforesaid have rendered
to the government of the United States the
use OF these lands, to be cultivated in such
manner and for such purpose as the govern.
ment may deem necessary and proper to in
crease its food supply during these times of
national stress, or for a period Of two years,
and as these gentlemen seek the endorsement
of the Legislature oil the State of Florida to
present with their proposition IN detail to the
government at Washington; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Legislature of the State
OF Florida does hereby commend to the
National government the use of these lands as
mentioned above and it further recommends
that it give the said proposition a thorough
investigation, believing that a regiment of
farmers armed with implements of agriculture
can do more in this State towards meeting
the worldwide demand for food stufs, in a
few months, than other localities can do in
year Our soil and climatic conditions be.
ing capable OF producing valuable food crops
every month in the year, we invite the in.
vasion of hunger.conquerin army of agri.
cultursts to put Our vast resources to the
supreme test.
Approved May 25, 1917.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
NO %

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Provid.
ing for the Designation of Nine Tax Payers
Of the State of Florida to Ascertain and
Report to the Legislature at its Next Ses-
sion Such Information and Recommenda
tions as Will Aid in the Drafting and Per.
fecting of Measure to Equanze and Re
duce the Burdens of Taxation, and Perfect
the Tax Laws Of This State.
Be 1t Resolved by the Legislature of the State
of Florida:
That the President of the Senate and the
Speaker OF the House of Representatives be
and they are hereby authorized, empowered
and required within sixty days from this date
to designate nine tax payers of this State,
who shall come from and represent respec.
lively, the farming lands, the mining and
manufacturing properties, the transportation
properties, the citrus fruit properties. the
turpentne properties the banking interests,
the live stock properties, the merchandise in.
terests and the city properties and who shall,
without compensation, carefully consider mat.
ters relative to taxation in this State, and
who shall report to the Legislature at its
next session such data and recommendations
as they may deem would be useful in perfect.
ing measures designated for the equalization
and reduction of taxes to be imposed, and
for the perfecting Of the tax laws of said State.
The said Committee shall, as soon as pos.
Ible after appointment, meet and organize,
and may hold public hearings at such points
for the purpose of gathering data and infor-
nation as it may deem to the best interest OF
the people of this State.
Approved June 7, 1917.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION


Whereas. The drainage OF the. nearly nEe
,n;II;o, acres of overfowed lands IN the - ~.
giades which constitutes the largest teCIa'.a
ton project in the world is OF the WOES .,,e,tar
terest and greatest Importance oi any lied
upon which this Legislature VIII Oe
Whereas, The honor and credit OF tne 3sa's y, =
of Florida are involved in the carry ing -. "
snccessfuI conclusion of the drainage u"Go t,i
taking begun ten years ago, ana III M tne I'D
flIment OF the promises and assurances @, n,st
nv the State officials for many ys"'9
with reference TO drainage; ana ;,,f,rra.
Whereas, There is lack OF accurate .i,s + og;sIa.
tior ON the part OF members OF me, the .tst,,s
tmro concerning the history and present SO,
of the Everglades lands and aFallaEG con.
tions, and many differences 1t op,.,ten. and
cerning the action that Should DC ,Srbes, i'm.
Whereas II is a matter OF the n I'sssI,t,,re
,c,t,nre that the members OF tlT, L' L'e..;bls
Should he in possession OF the iuses' es,,biect.
inflammation in connection with tnls rIs..,tIv
to tbe end that they may 'otG IT, have
~ W ~. FysrgIoies drainage bulls ti1' IA i
been or NAV be introduced ',r.,.,,r,;ttee on
Resolved, That the Senate S.on,.,;,tce on
PHI. snds and the House C0mtui'LSi Loid
cu.I.I, a,J Drainage he directed 70 Az.
;o;nt ,,,seting and public hearing IN ,., ven.
sSernbIv chamber. beginning on luSsua ss in
inc. April II, and continuing Sec -; NAV be
the Judgment Of the Joint eol.i''.,0J nJ oryaniza.
advisable, and that all persons .I Juu oronosed
t,ors having a. interest N u! N. Ever.
Legislation or in drainage matters ''
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
NO 90

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Extend
ing the Time for Completion of the Investi.
CATION by the Commission Appointed Under
Chapter 1920 Acts 1915, to Investigate the
Need Of State Institution for the Care OF
Epieptcs and the Feeble -Mindeu.
authority OF Chapter 1920 Acts of 1915. to
make investigation as to the need of a State
institution for the care OF the epileptics and
teeble-mlded has reported progress in making
survey of the number Of children among
the population belonging to this class num-
bering between 500 and 1000; and
Whereas, The State has made no adequate
nor practical provisions for the care and treat
ment Of this class of children and
Whereas, We recognize the obligation upon
the State for this special care and treat
ment; and
Whereas The Commission now appointed
desire further extension OF time for the per-
lection of their labOrs, and that they have
used only minor portion of the appropriation
Of 500 made by said Act of 1915: therefore
Be 1t Resolved by the House Of Representa-
tives, the Senate Concurring:
That the commission authorized and ap-
pointed under Chapter 5000, Acts of 1915, TO
investigate the need of a State institution for
the care OF epeptcs and feeble.minded in
of the Legislature, be and is hereby author
lied to continue this investigation and MAKE
a full report at the next ensuing session of
the Legislature:
That the members of saiu commission are
hereby authorized to present to the State
Comptroller their itemized account for ex.
penses while engaged in the performance OF
the State Treasurer is hereby authorized to
pay the same out of the unused balance of
the appropriation made for this commission
Approved June 5, 1917.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27

set set. an example. that is detrmenta, - =,
pest interests J Of the country in t@e TO the
from necessary fields. Therefore Tl'naFaw labor
be 1T Eeso!yed Esoy by the Legislature of the st,+
memorialize Congress: e'''olea' that we
10 !conscript dollars as well As mo, .h.,-,
the imposition of large rraJ,,ata' ai men through
ta4eS sSS o6 that will totally absorb ali incomes income
bonds are paid. wal ueu's and
IL enact laws that will compel the furnish
tg o, war supplies or war service incudn
to be fixed by Congress. ''e P'oN'' same
mat Congress enact LEGISLATION ,reyer+;,.
excessive profits on the necessities 'ecff'ins of ifas
enabling them to reach the CONSUME p' ute, ts
me me producer at reasonable profr d,,r;nl, 'rI,t
.lIaa.s,I mat our representatives in Congress hs
respectfully requested to use all fonor,bis Is
means to bring about these results. ''O'''Fao!e
And that the Secretary OF St9fs sh,r T.
h nish each OF our representatives cn9v 'Grt NJ
Approved May %, 1917.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
HOUSE RFSOIIrTIoN No On

'''C NEooLO M. ~.
Whereas, The Ladies' Civic Leaghe of Bush
nell Florida, has organized a movement for
ana mas secured the necessary land to estab-
iish a, memorial park and monument at or
near the scene OF Dades Massacre in Sumter
County, Florida; and
Whereas The scene OF Dade's Massacre is
one OF the historic points of this State and
should be marked by such fitting memorial; {;
Whereas, There has been introduced in the
Congress Of the United States of America
pm making appropriation for such memorial; !;
be it
Resolved by the House of Representatives,
the Senate concurring That the movement on
the part Of the Ladies' Civic League of Bush
nell, Sumter County, Florida, to establish
memorial park and monument at or near
the Town Of Bushnell in the said county of
Sumter for the purpose Of marking and pre-
serving the historic spot where Major Dade
ana his men were massacred during the late
Indian war, be- and the same is hereby ap
proved; be it
Resolved, further, That the Secretary of
State is hereby authorized and requested to
send copy OF this Resolution to Hon. Fl. !.
Dranc at Lakeland, Florida, representing the
First Congressional District of this State;
copy 10 each OF our United States Senators,
Hon. Park Trammell and Hon. Duncan U.
Fletcher; and a copy to the Ladies' Civic
League at Bushnell, Florida
Approved May q, 1917.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
srv,Tr CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

p..,rrs5 bv the Senate. That the secrstaLs
RcS9ySG RcS,,,,1r;,e5 10 mail copies Of the last day
he authorize" e,cb N member of the Senate and
Journal % sagm argcm,rt5tiyes. and that the Comp
HGns I 81 HaTDborzed to pay the bill for such ,S;
.g. tToep DC as Is necessary to carry out th,s ms
Resolution when properly 1rd aPPeoECSSai tPe CSief Clerk
Of the House Of RepTss,e-n'a'''ss' ,%,-
VI Anprovei June ;, lsl"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
HOUSE CONCURRENT REsoLUT1,

HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
No 2s Whereas III. c.,.o uo,,ai.., g..
tbe I,sar. ha,,;nn haor ~. o:t'e iioSpItdi ior
military camn naSv vears t'C ago anu nu oseu as
Whereas Tbe b;y,i,g;nas asU, ,o,, a,sa ,,sad 49,, ~.
adeouate for the nnrnnsss fnr uob +ha nos rs
intended. .,d W. winch t"es a'|
Whereas Ma,v of the b,ud;,as ,ro ,o4
nrooerIv yent;Iaied u rnLe,Ith,, @ ga a'e "os
yer;tshIs fre!trnn :, ,,h;oi, ~ i;i anu are
inmates are endargered n,d '''e' Vi '"e
Whereas, This HOSPITAL is used both for
white and h1aoL -,t;a,ptts .;p.', uSeu 9olh ipI
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
NI.N'NiH NO 26
Re- Il Resolved nv The Senate and I1Ou'1

Re II Resolved by me SEHaIe 'T'U
ri|t Ntl ths he Clerk Of the Supreme Court he
and he Is hereby authorized and directed f ,te to
JrIver M OF transmit two bound copies n,,bIsbed 81 @
Decisions Of the Supreme co9T, fS tSe Sunreme
e the TecSTto recSrtS shall be for the use Of the
CcIeTn6Ts C"~Gt 5T%0 Office and one set for the & Gov.
C@[G,s g,-,s no Mansion. All Supreme Court reports
ctnG iG,r,;sTcd shall he and remain the property
oi The State Of Florid!
'' -,,ei Tuue = 1911
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
ervATr CONCURRENT REsOLUTIo.
NO. q.

r. n Resolved BY the Senate, the HOUSE W.
TIT the Secretary OF State be directed IT, to
have - one @ copy each of the Journals OF In. the
Senate and the House Of RePTesen,a1EsTI7 IL 1sI7
Sa,,,3 ana ,s heretofore for each member OF the
Sa,t. Soa1G a. and House Of Representatiyes' Sec
Teta5% sESr SecTctary and Assistant Reading Sec
retary Engrossing Secretary and Sergeant
farms Of the SenaGc Clerk IRet ASSISTANT stn Reading
CI.tt h!ei BiI Clerk, Enrolling Clerk Recording
CierE je[E' DF, FncTossing Clerk and Sergeant;;at
Arms Of the House of RePreseGtaiyes;c c.atss a.s9
~ IN '.a each Judge of Circuit Courts and States
Attorney ,o,-
Snnroyed June !, 1871
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27

private, as in their dscret;o,r' %,''mer pubic or
saTy desirable to the 'oSo@ ourpose may nj M be neces
luton be forwarded '1' to tbo copy Of this Reso,
the Secretary Of the the Senate ias N'a trustees by
,r>,,~r -
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
Be 1t Resolved by ii the t' so,,.. -. w.,
Concurring. - VIC senate the House
That Our Gcr,,or. ,.4 p.-
Washington be reaoested %% NS6P'G5e9aye5 S16 at at
use all honorabe means to have VsU sorUSrea 70
Np'u-;a f,....... W |h'N New smyrna,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
IEN0SSSIE, MEMORIAL NO 4

Pei Stat.ss the Congress Of the
n; ,''Ts N S to Impose GrsdnateJ Income % @
! and SSegglate Profits on War Sun:
and 10 services. Including TTsnsportp. M o
PEAS. Necessities Of Life, Nu'A'''s
ban ciii,nIy iiii5any hundreds Of thousands of
he war Rms og are to be conscripted to
ou to eve. We labor Of our country is cal.
!, Wei weI, and maintain @ our sold soIdiers eieni ang
! proD.ru Uur soldiers and Iabore-. must
a,cesssitti.ss supply of wholesome food '',T and
|sScient ssrIi, t. perform the highest and
q corH6l,,;s Amy excess profits bv persons.
& 70 ttSIsations tS1 is unpatriotis and pi will
s Of the bHe great disadvantage Of tbe
ffsas Is people of these United States
b n 'tsSsuce n. in taxation does % not mean mean
hs pe6nla pee9Tll.ity in the effect Of the the tax AK
lie prO,a.. prople who pay il, and enusi;ty r ftx
4, taSJd,'''ion taxed and promotion a ef'i of II.
Large incomes rpeu. frivolOusly
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
NO. 25

be u II Resolved by the Senate, the House of
Representatives Concurrng:
nat the sum of $15O, or as much thereof
Ssoraay Ss may be necessary, is hereby allowed the
ploylng a proof reader to assist in getting
out the Session Laws, 1917. Same to be paid
out OF appropriation for expenses of Legis-
lature' 1917 to be paid by the Comptroller
upon the certificate of the Secretary OF State
'nat such service has been performed.
Approved June 5, 1917
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
NO II

and the Senate Of the State Of Florida:
To the end that the Appropriation Com.
mittee may be fully advised as to the total
amount of all appropriations in order that
the appropriations for the ensuing two years
may be kept within the estimated income
of the State. the Comptroller is hereby re.
quested to furnish, within five days, to the
members of the Appropriation Committee of
the Senate and House of Representatives, a
list of all continuing appropriations, giving
the total amount Of each separately, not in.
cluded in the general appropriation Act and
the Act making appropriation for the Uni
versity of Florida and other colleges, with
the chapter numbers and dates of such con.
tinuing appropriations and the total.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

No. 9. Whereas, Through apparent mad.
vertence, there was adopted by the Legisla-
ture, Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 6;
said Resolution containing, among other state
ments, the following:
"Whereas, The honor and credit of the State
of Florida are involved in the carrying to
successful conclusion of the drainage under
taking begun ten years ago. and in the full
fllment of the promises and assurances made
by the State officials for many years past
with reference to drainage:" and
Whereas. The above quoted statement from
said Resolution does not confirm with tie
facts, the honor and credit Of the State of
Florida, not being involved in the drainage
of the Everglades therefore,
Be It Resolved by the Senate, the House
Concurring:
That the above quoted statement from said
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 6, be and
the same is hereby expunged from the record
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
uor.cr MEMORIAL NO. l.

HOTSE MEMORIAL NO. l.
|NFMORIALIZE the Congress of the
I;tad 2 States to Pass and Submit an
| Fsnjr,ent Of the Constitution of the
Itei States to the Several States Propos.
4 y,tion.Wide Prohibition of the Manu-
kure Sale, Barter or Exchange OF All
Eoto,c or Intoxicating Liquors or Bever.
1 Resolved by the Legislature of the State
n Florida:
A, tbe Congress of the United States be
4, hereby requested to pass and submit
amendment Of the Constitution of the
d States to the several States propos-
Nationwide prohibition of the manufac-
|. sale. barter or exchange of all alcoholic
ttoxcatng liquors or beverages; be it
kolved. That the Florida delegation in
hess be and it is hereby requested to
HI honorable means to bring about the
Ige Of this amendment; be it further
scved, That the Secretary Of State be
hcted to mail a copy of this resolution to
Of the Florida Senator'S and Representa-.
in Congress Of the United States.
proved April %, 1917.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27
SENATE CONCURRENT RESoLUTION


SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION,
Requesting the War Department to Gpara
the Bridges and Terminals OF the L h. "
n. Railroad, c-,l.
Whereas, The Harbor Of h"cl "Tanae.
harbor except Key West in the United States;
and :. IL
charging large cargoes at 7aid harbor, may
become OF great value to the nNed 9ta;TS .i!S
government during the present war VII"
W Whereas The railroad terminals, inciud;;
ing the bridges across the Myakha River ana
Gssparila Pass are exposed to destruction
BY hostile enemies; therefore, be II, It A..
Resolved, the House concurrlng, ina. mat, "9 .o
War Department at Washington be utsea ID
take immediate steps to properly sou ,-s1,
toned.
Annroyed April 81, 1917.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27

,-NATF MEMORIAL No. l
,SF NMnEMORIAL Requesting Congress;
|AIE NJ NJ Efforts to Have the Port of
Use rs lmt" propcrly Fortified Against the
Anu Anu'I Of the United States,
enles ees u The Port of St. Andrews and
teFeas' nopulation of over 10000 and
Iy nav hs,s are great milling plants, one of
ed tnete Lawn as the German-American
\ Is rnnoany Nlio and practically owned by
ban e'pIThb pTbe said port has a depth of %
Pelss', thss ,+he entrance bar sufficient to per-
Hs hostile men-of-war to enter; and
ass wy. The greater portion of the popu-
Pelts'' t.s within 5 miles of deep water out
az as CrIf of Mexico and in easy gun
Ifi .i sysn the smaller war vessels; there
s,rsd by the Legislature of the State
sVsta EV.'i, That our Representatives in Con.
T,,us, =. and are hereby respectfully requested
.e.d A. N exercise every honorable means
us,G have CONGRESS- request the proper
st .;,s, " to take immediate steps for the
..nn ,.n,' of the said Port of St. Andrews
t.oNs- .oy" Notifications upon the lands that
..ps-yed bv the United States Govern
:, tbe entrance to the said harbor; be it
Eo,ved That the Secretary Of State be re.
III 10 mail each OF our Senators and
|s,artatiyes in Congress, under his seal,
Eov of these resolutions.
E!.,oI Anril 10 1917
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27

Bt4geo, Ber9 81 tnkcudng mel the Governor and other
Improvemertn me noafd Of Trustees of the Internal
at such ieent ReaTnn rund be requested to appear
and data on''5s5 on 5g am ana to present such facts
oTs a? may be calculated to add 70 'If tb SUD
sq'aon snd OF the members OF the tIe m
ar'5 anJ 10 2Id IN bringing about nr5cPicahle
irT satisfactory 4 solution OF the draipape oroh
mttce fT ana that for this purpose the ont Ps1o eom
and i'ee eroa AFORESAID be empowered to SUI summon mon
to u camoa p1org'e the attendance Of witnesses and
cord; and 'nG nth production Of such books. re.
nr,S,p. ''tu other papers, whether public or
pPyale, as in their discretion NAV 'ne he nscss oF
''Ty or desirable to the purpose Of the bearins
rrt;eS ;esoyeu, further, that copy of this Res5.
ti,, ,IIIon be forwarded to the said Trustees ~ hy
''e Secretary OF the Senate ''''e'' oy
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27

,o1NT RESOLUTION NO. 4;
yATE lOOeonnfIiTTON Proposed Amend
4 'Rss.osd s 1c By the Legislature Of the State
Florida; XIX of the Constitution of the
at Article; ;ia ni be and the same is hereby
Of tlOras1't to read as follows:
barter IL Iiouors and beverages, whether
Iicating ;nquS nauS'' or malt, are hereby for
luou;,, ylITuS in Il the State of Florida, ex,
pI1OhhlDoIII'fio for " medical, scientific or me;
oses; esss the ss't aforesaid, shall be regulated
he purposes "'''
aT; The Legislature shall enact suitable
|. ,el d the ibs enforcement en- of the provisions
il; article. .;,,. shall 90 into effect on
( D. llm nm' Of January, A. D. 1919.
hfst uS' Aori1 IS. 1871.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27

No. q. Whereas. c. A. Bird. c. A. Paxson
and L. A. Hough are the owners in fee OF
valuable tract of land, including 5000 acres
in the county OF Manatee, State of Florida.
more particularly described as Township 3S
South in Range % East, Tallahassee MERIDIAN;
and
Whereas Said lands are embraced in what
is known as Sugar Bowl Drainage Dis
trict, created under Chapter 245S Of the Laws
of Florida, bv dscree issued out of the Cir
cult Court of Manatee County, Florida, on the
7th day of May, 1917; and
Whereas, Said lands are now made arabic
and are capable of great productive posSbili-
ties in various lines of food crops, being
situated in a fertile region where an album
dance of pure artesian water is accessible for
irrigation at a shallow depth, which, com.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27

SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
No. p.
Re It Resolved by the Senate the House
Concurrng: . r A.,
49L ,E of 1a17 he and the same is hereby
fxej at the hour Of y O'Clock noon' Friday
"4oproved May 80, 1917