The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-14
KEY WEST IN
GONE BY
happenings Here just 10 Years
Age Today As Taken From
The Files Of The Citizen

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Key Vests fishing and the
beauties Of the city from every
standpoint are being carried to
every part of the United States
in a profusely illustrated article
in the monthly publication Long
Lines which is issued by the Am
erican Telephone and Telegraph
company. The publication has a
circulation of 200,O The pub
Lefty was secured by the Cham
Der Of Commerce through T. L..
Kiser, of the telephone and tele-
graph company. The story was
written by R. McClosky, of Jack
sonviile, state member Of the
Long Lines staff. Other pub.
Hcity of like kind is in the offing.
Miss Isabel Stone, Of Miami has
just asked for data and illustra-
tons for an article to appear in
an early issue of one of the coun-
Htry's leading magazines.
Reports that no more warrants
will be issued and served in cases
where property owners are violat-
ing the health rules and regula-I
tions are without foundation says
Dr.. H. C. Galley, city physician
and health officer. The ruling.
BY Judge VIM. v. Albury that.
agents cannot be held responsible
for their clients failure to COM
ply with the laws viii not affect
the application OF the law with
regard to cases of residents. For
this reason DR.. Galley shows city
sanitary inspectors have been in
structed to report all cases wher-l
ever persons fail to comply with
the law after having been MOTH
fled to do so.
Operation Of ferry over the
long water gap of the Overseas
Highway viii be discussed at the
meeting Of the county commission
ers this evening. Laurence Crab
tree who now operates the Key
Largo ferry viii make PROPOSE
ton to the county commissioners
it is understood. He viii explain
his plan and the equipment which
he will secure for the service.
Editorial comment: Now DOM
all speak at once but how many
residents of Key West knew that
Key West annually sold about
$125,00O worth of sponges and
the chances are that sales this
year win total 100000.
The entrance to Roberts Book
Store on Duval street is being i'm.
proved. The old concrete between
the sidewalk and the door-silI is
being dug up and win be replaced.
with new concrete.
The cable ship Cyrus w. Field
Of the Canadian company which IS
frequently used by the Western
Union Telegraph and Gable COM
pany is expected to arrive within
the next four hours coming from
Halifax, Nova Scotia. The vessel
viii be consigned to the Porter
Dock company while operating in.
this section.
Sheriff Cleveland Niles could
not mike arrangements yesterday
in time to leave Havana for Key
West with his prisoner Robert J.
Mitchell, wanted here for bogus
check transactions and impersonat-H
ing federal officer. There be-
ing no boat from Havana today
the sheriff viii not arrive until
tomorrow afternoon.
The body Of nine year old Jack
0esterle, who died Tuesday, viii
be transferred this afternoon from
the Lopez Funeral Home to the
residence Of Sergeant and Mrs.
Kitehin in the barracks. IL will
remain there until tomorrow when
il viii be shipped to Pittsburgh
for interment Mrs. Adele Wreen
viii accompany the body to the
Pennsylvania city.
Boy Scout Troop Number 1 win
leave tomorrow via ?. and o.
lines for Tampa and establish
their vacation camp on a site near
that city.
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