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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-09-20
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF
GRENADA COUNTY.
Continued from last week.

Postal Tel. Co., General Co., 1856,
IA 1-2, $53.O1.
Postal Tel. Co., City, 121, 13,
$1.57. :,
American Express Co., General
Co., 3. IA 1-2, 5000.
American Express Co., Holcomo
District, II, 10 1-2, $O.23.
American Express Co., City, 235,
Cumb Tel Tel Co, General Co,
1892, Ia 1-2, $23O.43
Cumb Tel Tel Co, Holcomb
School District, PIT, 10 ID. $4.23.
Cumb Tel Tel Co, City, 21642, 13,
$751; 81. -.
Error in Personal Roll, 1872, IA
1-2, $24.24.
Sheriff's additional personally,
1852, $288.75.
Sheriff's additional realty, 7154,
s10S.S3.
Excess returned to | K H.
S2OO.4O.
Total, s72,994.36.
BY sundry payments. $7O,Ol7.oi.
BY sundry commissions, $2,5oo.o4.
Total. sundry, $72,523.21.
By realty, county, loo,
IL 1-2, $2.61. .,
By realty, city, 34OO, Is,
$44. 20.
By erron eous personally. general
county, 1O42O, IA 1-2. $151.O9.
BY personally, Gore
Springs, $50, u 1-2, S2O.43.
BY personally, Holcomb
District, 1885, 10 1-2, $2S.26.
BY erroneous personally, city, 1913,
13, $15.54. -.
Erroneous personally left county,
county, 2O55. IA 1-2, $3.50.
Erroneous personally left Gore
Springs, 80, p 1-2, $7.53. ,
Erroneous personally left Holcomt
District, 1915, 10 1-2, $102.86.
Erroneous personally left city
$40, 13, 1852.
Error in land roll, 1901, IA 1-2
$27.56.
Reduced realty, forwarded, 200
$3.50.
Personally, $50, $1.95.
Pay warrant, to balance, $3.50.
Total, $72,994.36.
w H. CROWDER,
Tax Collector.
Examined and found correct thl
the End day of September, 1918.
(SeaD M. E. POWELL,
Clerk
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by law, provided that any such per-
son, in lieu of said communication tax
of $500, shall have the right to per-
form eight days work on the nearest
road to his residence, under the di-
| rection of the county road commits
| sioner, same to be done prior to the
| 1st day of December, 1918, and that
n such person failing to pay said
| sum of $500 communication road tax
or perform said work prior to the
| 1st day of December, 1918, shall be
| subject to the penalties by law in
7, such cases.
Ordered, this the 3rd day of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1918.
Ordered that the Board adjourn
until tomorrow wednesday, morn
ing, 9 o'clock, 1918.
. Wednesday morning 3 o'clock,
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members present same as yesterday,
j E Carpenter, member district
number two, being absent. Minutes
of yesterday read and signed, where
upon the following proceedings were
had and done to-wit:
Ordered that the following claims
aginst the county be and the same
are hereby allowed to the persons
hereinafter named at and for the
sums set opposite their respective
names: and the Clerk of this Board
is hereby authorized and directed to
issue warrants for same as follows,
to-wit:
3OO1, w H Crowder, feeding pris-
oners August, 1913, $4,000.
3OO2, w H Crowder, sundry &C
count, $500. .
1908, w B Wilkes, salary, court
s~tenographer, July, 1918, $4,000.
1904, Ben Rayburn, road work,
5 district 4, $4,000.
3OO5, Willard Tilgham, road work,
/ district 4, $3.50.
3OO6. J A Little, bridge work, dis
: trict l, $1,000.
3OO7, J. H Owen, court cost, $500
3OO8, w H Crowder, court cost
!, $500.
a 3OO9, J H. Murray, juror, Oscar
Snider inquest, $l.OO.
3O1O, P S Irby, juror, Oscar Sni'
der inquest, $1.00
n BOIL, Walter Blaylock, juror, Os.
= car Snider inquest, $1.00.
3O12, J. E. Clack. juror. Osca1
/ Snider inquest, $1.00.
e 3O13, Joe Mitchell, juror, Oscar
c Snider inquest, $1.0O.
= 3O14, J V. Morgan. juror Oscar
e Snider inquest, S1.00.
e 3O15, W r A James, salary Jan
1.4 1O1S Can't LET 1919 CO00 M
n 3O16, w r Barnes, error addition
cost bill, Jan term, 1918, 5000.
e 3017, Jim Bew, repairing cistern
d poor house. $1,000.
T. 3O1S, R kilgore, salary, etc, sos
3019, Leslie Cohea, salary August
d 1918, $4,000.
4 1920. NJ McKibben, salary August
( 1918. $4,000.
n 1921, VI McKibben, salary ii
d plant. August. 1918. $500.
3O22, J c James, lumber for cOun
ty Especial road fund.- S30387.
J., 3O23. Sam Dumas, salary August
1918. $500.
d 1924. M Z Powell, Clerk, staml
account, etc. S4.05.
d 3G25; y |, 4 4 Bridges SPECIAL roa'
y una S4Z1.OI.
f 1925. S H Horton, dragging road
district 4. $500.
1927, Louis Allen, road work
1920.
3O2S, Walter Harris, road work
d S12.25.
l. 1929, George Bowdry, road work
$500.
>, 5000, J L Curry, road and bridg
work. $1,000.
Is 3031. Will Lee Sykes, road WORK
+ $4,000.
p 1892, Tom Harris. salary wit
truck. $46.05.
3033, Ed Lucas. road work, $14.25
70 1904, c f Smith. salary August
Il 1918. $94.20.
3035, Harry C Bell, salary August
D. 1918. S125.00.
,r 1896, J f Carpenter, committe
!. work. 5000.
3037. w H Crowder. Sheriff. az
70 ditional assessments to roll. $500.
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POLLS
n-l.l-

County polls, white, 95S; col0red,
1925; added by sheriff, 1855; total,
2738, at $500, $54.75.
By sundry payments, $~3,l6o.O2;
by commission, $97.9S. Total, So
PEG. 90.
BY i~nsolvents, 459; by erroneous
and dead, 141; by left county, sos;
total. 1105. at $500, $2,210.00.
ROADS.
Communication road tax, 1855; to
error in addition, 20; added by
sheriff, 226; to balance, Is; total,
2016, at $500, S6,04S.0O.
BY sundry payments, S4,6S2.67;
by commissions, $174.3-; total, $4,-
$500.
By dead and erroneous, roads, So;
By left county. 81; total, 397, at
s.. 90, ~$1,191.00.
w H. CROWDER,
/; Tax Collector
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
It's Sept. End, 1918, A. D.
:SeaD M. E. POWELL,
Clerk.
Examined and found correct this
IT, 2nd day of September, 1918.
;SeaD Nj. E. POWELL,
Clerk.
1t appearing to the Board that 1t
WI be to the best interest OF the
copnty to make change in the pubic
road south of Grenada, known as the
GOA Road near Mi. McCaulla's
place. so as to cut out some sharp
curves and reduce the grade in said
road. and it further appearing that
said change can be made without adj
di4jonal cost to the county, and that
w. 3. Hoffa. owner Of the land
through which said road as changed
VIII run. is willing to convey right
o. a in consideration of the on
by the county TO him OF the
old right of way north of l.. K. Nc
caulIa's house. 1t is therefore or
dtred that said change in said road
be made as follows: Begin at point
or old road where said road enters
w. B. Hoffa's land, and run IN
southwesterly direction through sale
land a distance of about one quarter
OF d mile and intersect SAID old roac
al or near elbow on hill just west o.
/. r. McCaulla's house and 1t IS fur
Their ordered that j. w. Bowen, RoaC
Contractor be and he is hereby IN
structed to open up and put III con
dition for travel said change in salt
road, in conjunction with citizen!
who have agreed to assist in opening
NJ sane free Of charge to the county
u appearing to the Board that
ic mt necessary TO continue WOrklTt
the old GrayspOrt Road from Wher'
the Johnson Road intersects said oil
road to where the new Grayspor
road intersects the old Graysport rOa,
at or nea rthe Glover place. 1t /
there ordered by this Board that tn
contractor. be and he is hereby order
ed 10 discontinue working said POI
ton of old road.
It appearing to the Board that {.
C. Perry is assessed with an automo
bile for the sum of 100000, tina
SAID sum is more than it's actual va.
ne or real value, and that it's actus
value is $4,000; it is ordered tina
said assessment be reduced to $12s
and that the Clerk of the Board eel
tify copies thereof to the Sheriff an
Tax Collector and to the State Ia
Commission.
Ordered that the report of c. T
Smith, be and the same is hereb
approved and adopted.
Ordered that the report of Lesli
Cohea, Tick Inspector, be and tn
same is hereby approved and adop'
ed.
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Groves T~aSteIeSS chill Tonic

restores vitality and energy by purifying and en-
richine the blood. You can soon feel its Strength
ening, Invigorating Effect. Price Coo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

cause this time. he said. sxcok -
those ore bins, every ohs hsapl11
Inn Look at the MILL stan1inI
there idle and then take 4 6oSo
at those coal bins You donsk ~
a ton Of coal about the pIsco ~
you That's what r. am peevsd
fbout We have oars and than n,os&
bars IN the yards ana on the tracks
but can't got q sinKls car spottnd 10
where The teams can sst 10 them.
Course I'm mad. but I'd BE- scrar II
the price Of ore was where Il wss
Several improvements ana sddi-
lions are being made BY the Golden
roo company. among them being 4
new bridge across Tar Creek. . hop
per and derrick on tract eight. north
OF the Eepersi office buiidiur. 20
carry dirt from shaft No, I to Nc. 4
mill by surface tram and Improves
ments of many OF the roads ieadlnx
10 and from their holdings.
The Picher company has opens6
up a 77o-foot deep level In SHAFT M.
10 on the west side of the maln
road south OF the state line, Tkn
IN reported one OF the best fin6n
the company has encountered,
The Picher 0oodeagle, locatea
half-mlle west OF Cardin, has AZ.
Ing the past few davs run into very
rich dirt In a new drift which we
opened yesterday.
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Lead and Zinc Notes

MIAMI. okla, March 2.--The Ex-
change Mining and Development
company was organized last night
for the purpose OF doing a mining
and development business In Okla
homa and Kansas. The company
owns 270 ncres u leasos Just north
OF production In Kansas and Ia now
drilling out a mill site on one 40
acre tract Two holes have been
drilled on this lease and a third In
being started. A good run OF orc
was found in both drill holes. n IS
foot face in one and a sS.foot face
m the other. In the second hole
the drills pussod thru number OF
small jack lined cavities.
The Plumb and Wiihin Mining
company has new shaft Iunk on its
40-acre tract west OF the Montreal NJ
Century where ore was found nj iab
feet from side 20 side. Just ~ DAYS
after the work was begun on the
shan II was completed. No. z shaft
ir down and everything is in readi-
ness for Immediate development OF
the lease.
The Goldenrod field ierrick No.
"A, located between mills I and
T. one-half mile east OF Cardin.
will be completed the middle Of mex,
week and the dirt trammed In 40.
4 mill
The Triangle Mining company, one
hnlf mile southwest OF Commerce
and directly west OF the Lost TrnIl
mine IT, busy installing new machIn-
cry In the min. consisting Of screens,
breakers. etc, his mill is OF ii0-ton
capacity. electrically equipped and
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VIII, be ready for operation about
! May /.
The Missouri Mining company Is
Arranging for the construction OF q
b0o-ton mill on the 4o-acre lease
between Tresce and Picher. Work
is TO be begun a. soon on possible.
Two shafts have been started ana
good ore has been found.
The premier Eleotric mill Ia the
property OF the Kanoke Metal com
pany. located IN the 100 block on
south Main street In, Picher, and u
Ia turning out some OF the highest
grade OF both lead and slDo to be
found In the district. The MIL 10 OF
2b0-ton capacity. Two shirts are
working.
No. 7 mill IL being rushed by the
lGoldenrod people and II IL expected
20 have Il completed the latter part
OF the coming week. This mill IN
located directly south OF tho Iaclede
on the jefferson highway north OF
Cardin.
The Maxine Mining company. lo7
Gated three-fourth OF n mile east Of
the Missouri Mule at North Gem
btury and which was recently or
Knnised by Pawnee capitalists. has
twenty holes down and all have
proved good, not blank hole among
them. The first smart no"h 10
feet
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
the creation OF mill No. . by the
l0oldsnrod company, work 20 begin
as soon as possible. The new mil
will be located on tract on .he
twenty acres east OF 'he hh''o'
which IL mile east OF Cardln.
The manager OF one OF the larkes'
mining companies In the field ipaue
"A statement today that II were
not one thing that troubles the opsr
ators II was an a,her. ASKED the
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City Briefs

ANOTHER CHARGE OF automo-
bile stealing was filed yesterday in
Justice Daniels court against Nell
son Barker. He Is charged with
stealing an automobile from the
Charles Lukins Auto company. He
has been arrested on the charge and
Will be arraigned Monday before Jus
tice Daniel.
DAILY SAI-ISs OF thrift stamps In
Tulsa amount " $500. according
TO the February averages, compiled
yesterday at the War Savings bank.
This is below the daily average that
must be reached II Tulsa Is 10 raise
the quota set for II by the govern
ment II In the estimated daily re-
ceipts necessary to reach the quota
are $4,000.
FIRE CAUSED by boy hanging
clothes over stove destroyed two
residences ownd ~ Mrs. NJ. Young
blood, ngress. at l2S North Illinois.
yesterday afternoon. The Union
Missionary Baptist church was saved
by the efforts Of the firemen, who
answered the call which came from
outside the city limits. The church
was damaged slightly. Fire started
In the residence occupied by Mrs.
Youngblood. The damage was placed
at $4,000,
=
]. BOSTIC. "A negro, who called at
the police station yesterday morninS
for grip containing n gun. which
had been seized by the police. was
M Onre pinred nnder arraat ou the
charge OF carrying n concealed weap-
on. The grip was inspected by Judge
Evans In the municipal court ses-
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sion, and the odors gave strong in.
dication that It had contained whis-
NY. lie was employed at The Irotel
Tulsa until recently. lie was fined
800.
THE ANNUAL MEETING and
II. 4. o. T.. will be held Tuesday.
=
THE woMAN's BENEFIT AS
sociation OF Lady Macabees will hold
an all-day meeting Tuesday All
members OF the drill team are re-
quested to be present.
=
MRS. LII4AH WADE HARRELL
instructor OF music In the high
school. has contracted with the Ma
tional Cantonment Entertainers to
sing at the military camps during
the summer months.
=
RED CROSS workers and all per-
sons interested In tho work are in
vited TO meet Mt headquarters this
afternoon at o'clock. at which
time Mrs. Edmund Brown OF 1t.
Louis, director OF women's work
for the southwest division, viii give
an address.
DEPUTY MARSHAL JOHN J..
Moran left for Fort SUI yesterday
with Louis Mueller and Paul X.
Fischer. German aliens. in his Gus
tody. They will be interned nt that
place for tt period OF tho war. They
have been detained at the city Jail
since January IL while their cases
we're Investigated by the department
OF justice.
FOUR MEN ENLISTED at the
Tulsa army recruiting station yester-
day. Those leaving 30 join the colors
were Osburn T.. fhilllps Inenda,
Miss, as railroad engineer: Pleasant
X. waite, kiefer. for the SSviation
service Ford o. Smith. Drumry yht.
vihtion. and James G. Root Bolivar,
". Y, coast artillery.
=
MRS GEO. A. DEMONnRAHD
fell as she was gettinR Jff a street
car AT Third and Main yesterday aft
ernoon and sustained a fractured leg.
She was later taken TO her home at
1892 Jefferson after receiving medi-
cal attention in a downtown store.
=
SIX sPEEDERs were fined in mu-
nicipal court yesterday by Judge
Evans give OF them were picked
up Friday night IN different parts OF
the city BY officer T. l.. BrenlinEer.
Another drew a fire for being drunk
in addition 10 exceeding the speed
limit getting a total OF t25.
=
EDWIN NEWTON ADAMS. JR..
infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. Il. N.
Adams, died Saturday after brief
illness Funeral services will he
held this afternoon at 2 30 from the
home. 1000 East Tenth street In
tsrment will take place Monday IN
Chandler. Mr.. Adams II secretary
OF tho Tulsa Traffic association.
MEMBERS OF the Tulsa Ozark
club met at the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms Friday night 10 further
plans for building a clubhouse and
outing grounds, and committees were
appointed 20 take charge OF the
building Of the clubhouse. selection
OF grounds and membership. The
club and grounds are expected 20 be
ready by July l. The following coh-
mittsea were named: Building. NJ.
c. Hale, G. b. Douglas. J. M. Crutch-
field. W. r. u timer and Henry 3.
Condor; lands. W. A. Downing. ~. ".
Graham and C. Ia Pratt The per-
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Run Over by Auto.

. Charles Morris, an ironworker,
was struck by an auto at Elgin and
the Frisco tracks yesterday morn
ing. and received serious injuries
as the result OF the auto passing
over him. He was taken 10 the
oklahoma hospital. where 1t was
stated last night that his condition
was improved. though the extent OF
his injuries could not be definitely
determined. The driver OF the auto
was a negro, who drove on without
stopping, s
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German ambassador at Paris, re-
garding the conditions N on which
france. II she remained neutral In
the war between Germany and Rus
s.a. was TO guarantee her neutrality.
I'm an address yesterday the French
foreign minister. Stephen Pinchon,
quoted the instructions from DR.. Won
Bethmann Hollweg. In effect that
France would be required TO turn
over the fortreases OF Toul and Yer
dun 10 Germany for the duration OF
the war with Russia II she decided
TO remain neutral)
Needless to say, Baron Won
Schoen did not transmit the proposal
to me-" said NJ. Viviani He thus
spared me the humiliation OF hear
ing OF the dishonorable bargain pro-
pO,ed and spared himself the humil-
htion OF hearing my reply"
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Killed Entering Own Home.

ARDMORE, Okla, March =
when Otis Weaver. farmer near
Berwyn. returned TO his home after
separation from his wife and tried
TO force admittance, he was shot IN
the head with .3S-caliber pistol
and Killed Mrs. Weaver wns placed
in jall here. The couple have three
children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
GERMAN DEMANDS NEVER
PLACED BEFORE VlVlANl
Former French Premier Spared hu-
initiation OF Listening 10
IrcaCherous Offer.

PARIS. March 2.-Rene Niviani,
vho WAS premier and foreign minis
,r when the war began and was nj
he head OF the French government
ity more than a year thereafter
Er IN sn interview with the Petit
Igrnal that he knew nothing OF the
hsfucuOns sent by the then Ger
man chancellor. Or. Won Bethmann-
Hollweg. to Baron Won Schoen, then
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Cultured school or dancfns
studio, knights OF Columbus nan.
Special terms to old students.
Phones 1851 or 7i5L---Adv.
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sonnel OF the membership committee
was not announced.
COMPLAINT SIGNED by Rebeknh
Stamp was filed yesterday IN jus
tice Daniels court against John
Simms. lie is charged with assault
Ing tho woman and beating her.
! =
THE COMMITTEE IN charge Of
the Tulsa War Budget No. g. which
has az It's purpose, the raising OF
tl7s,o00, to be distributed among
various patriotic organizations OF the
city. has chosen As auditor. Ed
Young and AS manager of the speak
ers bureau, Ralph Talbot, The head
quarters Of the campaign Will he
opened In the assembly room OF the
Chamber OF Commerce tomorrow
morning.
=
ANOTHER WHISKY car was con
fiscated In the county court ycster-
day after a hearing The car was
the one caught several days ago
near Sklatook by investigator Mae
queen. Il. NJ Smith and ] H. Kin
sor were In the car which contained
several cases Of bad whisky. Mac
queen caught the whisky car after
a chase OF several miles and ar
rested both occupants and seized the
car and cargo. Charges Of trans
porting were filed against Smith and
kinsor.
TEACHERS In the city schools
were working yesterday at the court
house. aiding In the classification
Of Restaurants In the county Forty
teachers worked throughout the day,
Complete briefs OF every regstrant
are being taken from the question.
inalres OF every registrant, and the
briefs are forwarded to Provost
Marshal General Crowder At wash
inston. An accurate classification
n kept there for the Information OF
the war department
=
u. q. MUMPsEY Of oklahoma
City dropped In yesterday 10 get u
few pointers for the conduct OF "A
war savings bank at the capital. \
war bank II being built there ana
will be put into operation soon.
along the same lines followed by
the Tulsa bank Mr.. Mumpsey was
In conference with ORA y. Upp,
paign. during the Rreater part Of the
day. He will return TO Oklahoma
City today.
-.
FINDING A BAGGAGE check
which he gave 10 another negro, got
John Martin. a negro boy. into
trouble that resulted In his getting
n t25 fine In the municipal court
yesterday, A trunk containing three
guns and considerable clothing was
found in livery barn by officer
barney Cleayer Friday evening. lie
later arrested Martin, who admit
ted, according 10 the officer that NJ
had found the check for Il, and
after trying IN vain to sell II 10 the
baggagemaster. gave II To another
hoy who went and got the trunk.
The latter. II is saig peddled the
guns. two Of them being recoyersd
later. lie made his escape.
! For salo--li 900 feet 2-inch line.
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To Inrc-, $4,000 In IAbcrty Bonds.

MALESTER. March ?. - the
Mastonic Grand lodge voted 10 take
$4,000 from the building fund and
invest II In Liberty bonds u was
decided not TO buDd the additions
20 the Darlington Home unul after
the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

For aalo--li 900 feet 2-inch line
pipe. first class condition, also 1000
feet OF 3-inch, good "a new. Write
Box 33s. Tulsa Ada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-30
ROD AND REEL.

ing by a party composed Of Albert
Plotz, Fred Frefsheim and Fred ko-
sack, Freisheim landing the horse =
The outing was the first Of the season.
the party fishing in waters OF the river
near Cabin John bridge.
N. L. Pulliam has spent much time
about the tidal basin this week. Cloudy
condition of the water. he said, prob
ably prevented him from making a
killing" He had fairly good luck, how
ever, and managed to catch enough hsh
for dinner each day. Wednesday he
landed three bass.
Thursday" he said, II lost five good
strikes. I don't know how 1t happened.
but the fish beat me to it."
thusiastic Waltonite. The muddy con-
dition of the water did not keep him off
the river this week, and each afternoon
fishing near the Virginia end of High
way bridge. he managed to catch q
"One afternoon" he said, 1T caught a
Graphic and the next day landed q big
mullet"
Weldon has never been able to land
bass. He said he hung one" last sea-
son, but the fish won the fight.
Information has been received from
Richmond, Va, which sets at rest re-
port that the legislature had enacted
| Idw ICQui Liz Gil HUN anu AAIsS 1871
ermen to pay license for the privilege
of enjoying the sport in the Old Domin-
ion. A bill that was intended to apply
to bass and trout sportsmen was intro
duced in the legislature and referred to
a committee, where 1t remained, 1t is
stated.
John F. Murre1l. one of the Wash
ington enthusiasts who has fshed in
many rivers between Maine and Flor
ida, is spending couple of weeks on
Florida waters. John w. Hurley this
morning received a card from him tell
ing of the sport he Is having.
Plenty mackerel and kingfish are
being caught" he wrote from ST. Pc
tersburg. MY largest kingfIsh
weighed thirteen pounds"