Pensacola Journal. (Pensacola, Florida) 1909-12-28 [p...

THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 28 1909I

ANNUAL MEET

ON JANUARYCHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO

MEET ON THAT DATE FOR THEPURPOSE SELECTING OFFI ¬

CERS FOR 1910

to The annual meeting the Chamberg ot Commerce is to be held on January10 when officers to serve during theyear 1910 will be elected The follow-ing

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notices calling the meeting haveissuedPensacola Fla Dec 27 1909

The annual meeting of the ChamberI Commerce will be held on Mondayan 10 1910 at 11 oclock a m for

the purpose of electing seven direc-tors

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a president vicepresident and-lecond vicepresident and of transact-ing

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other business that could be-

transacted at any regular or specialneeting of the membership-

H H THORNTONPresident-

By G A WATERMAN Secretary

HARBOR RIVER AND-MARINE NEWS-

One of the large Manchester linersManchester Spinner arrived yes

jerady 25 days out from that port viaRuncorn and Montreal and consignid to the Gulf Transit company TheManchester Spinner brought part carro from Pensacola consisting of 500tons of common salt some gunningbagging and a lot of nitrogenous fer-tilizer

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products This will be dis¬I charged and some cotton will be takenaboard at Pensacola the ships cargolo be completed at Now Orleans Forthe latter port the steamer also hassome cargo consisting of burlaps sul¬

phate of ammonia etc Cotton willform the principal if not the only ar-ticle

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to be loaded at PensacolaAnother steamship of the same line

the Manchester a sister ship of theone which arrived yesterday and bothhaving a tonnage of 2760 sailed lastweek for Pensacola-

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Tuscany ComesThe British steamship Tuscany

Capt Smellie 1872 tons arrived yes¬

terday afternoon from Tampioo fiveflays out The Tuscany was anchoredin the stream and later was taken toa berth at one of the docks wheiecargo will be taken for the RiverPlatte The Tuscany sailed from Bost Philadelphia with coal for

ruz and thence came on toio I eacola for cargo-

Uruguayan Steamer HereThe Uruguayan steamship Brasile

BO which put into port on the occas¬

ion of her last trip to this side of theAtlantic is again in the harbor havng yesterday consigned tohe Gulf Transit company and wiload for Barcelona The Brasllenowas at Cienfuegos on Nov 30 andIhence sailed for New Orleans arriv

ing there and loading a part cargoThe remainder of the vessels cargowill be furnished by the Gulf Transitcompany

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Brookwood For HollandThe British steamship Brookwood

which rtarted loading yesterday willfill out for Holland and will take luai-bor and timber the KeyserMuldoncompany furnishing the cargo TheBrookwood has been anchored in Thestream and was receiving cargo > esterday

a aTo Load For Bahia

Arriving Christmas day the Britishsteamship Goathlands Capt Thorn ¬

ton has taken berth and will loadwith lumber for Bahia The SouthernStates Lumber company will load thevesel and most of the cargo will fattaken at a berth at Perdido whar

Loads For SpainThe German steamship Henry

Horn Capt Weims which did notwait for a pilot but which came intoport under her own masters guid-ance

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has taken a berth in the streamconsigned to Robert Tuemler CoThis vessel will load for Alicante andSeville

a a aThe Manteo Arrived

With P new face in the pilot housethe steamship Manteo arrived earlyyesterday from Mobile and New Or ¬

leans with a large consignment ofmerchandise for local merchantsCapt Retzser is now in commandsucceeding Capt McLau hlin wholeft the vessel last week at PanamaCity A large lot of sugar was in thevessels consignment and was unloaded at the wharf The steamer gotaway last night on time for PanamaCity and other points of call

Big Fleet on the WayQuite a fleet of steamships are now

on the way to Pensacoia from vario ispoints on the globe These are as fol-

lows¬

The Charleston 1163 tons sail-ed

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from Pomeron IPC 17 the Ger¬

man steamer Margaretha Russ 1713tens sailed Barry Di c 17 the Britishstfjtiiibhip Ryde 2233 tons sailed StVincent Dec 16 tho Austrian steam-er

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Ida 3093 tons sailed PhiladelphiaDec 16 the British steamship AugustBelmont 29f 7 tons sailed from Ham-burg

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Dec 18 the German steamshipVenus 1778 tons sailed Axlm DecThe following sailing vessels havebeen added to the Pensacolabound-fleet Norwegian bark Activ 699tons Italian bark Anna M 834 tonssailed Rio de Janeir Nov 16 theItalian ship Warrior 1445 tons sailedGenoa Dec 17

aArrived

Manchester Spinner Br ss 3495Logie Manchester to the Gulf Tran ¬

sit CoTuscany Br ss 2160 Smellle Tam

pico and Vera Cruz to orderBrasileno Urug ss 2588 Bayonne

New Orleans to Gulf Transit Co

This Is Worth RememberingWhenever you have a cough or

cold just remember that FoleysHoney and Tar will cure It Remem-ber

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the name Foleys Honey and Tarand refuse substitutes W A DAlemberte druggist and apothecary 121S Palafox street

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tCASTOR OILPOWDER

i ODORLESS = Ift SAFEST

LAXATIVE KNOWN M=gcsa r U a U IJ

OLD RESIDENT

PASSES AWAYIS-

AAC WELSH DIES AT THE AGE

OF 92 YEARSWILL BE BURIED-

AT ROBERTS TODAY

Isaac Welsh one of the pioneer res-

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at Escambla county died lastnight at 7 oclock at the home of hIsdaughter Tie had been In ill healthfor several months but death was pri-

marily¬

due to old ageThe deceased had reached the age

of 92 years and had spent most of hislong and useful life in this countyHe is survived by a number of rela-tives and a large circle of triends

He was a Mason as well as a Con ¬

federate Veteran The body will betaken to Roberts today wnere the in-

terment¬

will occur

Trouble Makers OustedWhen a sufferer from stomach trou-ble

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takes Dr Kings New Life Pillshes mighty glad to see his Dyspepsiaand Indigestion fly but more hestickled over his new fine appetitestrong nerves healthy vigor all be¬

cause stomach liver and kidneys nowwork right 25c at druggists

Legal AdvertisementsS-eries No 2 Ordinance No 85

AN ORDINANCE-To Be Entitled An Ordinance Relating-

to the Supply of Water to Private Con ¬

sumers by the City Water WorksBo It Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-

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of the City of PensacolaSection 1 That on and after the first

day of January Nineteen Hundred and Tenthe City Water Works shall not serve orsupply water to any private consumerunless the owner of the premises to besupplied or his authorized agent shallmake application therefor In writing totho Superintendent of said Water Works-on tho form prescribed by the WaterCommittee of tho City

The application shall be held to bindthe to take the supply for notless than one year beginning on the firstday of January of each year unless ashorter term be expressly agreed uponand shall bind tho applicant so long astho water is supplied to pay the City Itsestablished rates therefor and to complywith Its rules and regulations

Set 2 That water shall not he turnedon or supplld to anv premises until nilunpaid bills due the City for watr awlan additional fee of on lollar for turningoff and on hay been paid

Se 3 That all ordinances and partsof ordinances in conflict herewith be and

the same are hereby repealed-Sec 4 That this ordinance shall take I

effect upon its passage and approvalPassed December 22nd 1909Approved December 23 1909 I

Attest FRANK REILLYL G AYilARD Haor I

Clerk decZSoawJw I

NOTICE I

The Board of County Commissioner ofn ambia County Florida Ining itneressarv to erect a jail for said ountytutiie is therefore hereby given that atthe next gular meeting of the Bord ifCounty Commissioners after th pubiicnlion of this notice towit The reguhr

I meeting to bo held at 73e p m Sth Feb-ruary

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1910 the question of erecting sUdjail will bv acted upon by paid hoard

JAS MACtiUMONClerk Board County Commissioners

SSdeclmPROCLAMATION-

By the authority and power In mvested I h rcby Rive permission to al I

parties to shoot fireworks beginning Fri-day

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December 24th 1909 and continuing-until Sunday January 2nd 1910 The uoof torpedo canes and fire arms are prhlbitert also lire crackers more than onohalfinch In diameter and three inchesin length

GIn tinder my hand and seal this I

17th day of December A D 1WFRANK KEILLT

Mayor

Tax Assessors NoticeNotice Is hereby given that I will be at

the following places on the datn namo I

opposite the Precinct for the purpose ofassessing the State and County Taxes of1910 I

Precinct No 1 NIxsVictor Goldbachsstore January 3 1010

I Precinct No 3 Millvlew Geo A Morrills store January 4 1910

Precinct No 6 Powelton C IT Jack ¬

sons store Gonzalez January 21 l < 10I

Precinct No 7 Pin Barren McMillanMill Cos Stor January 19 19IO

Precinct No 8 Crabtrees S I Cosstore McKInnlnville January IS 1910

Precinct No 9 Bluff 1prinsJ A Gilmores store January 15 1910

Precinct No 10 Wards II P DavisJanuary 12 1910

Precinct No 11 Walnut Hill WinAgerton January 14 1910 I

Precinct No 16 PlnvilleAt Old Turpentino Still January 13 1910

Precinct No 18 McDavid E Bowmons store January 10 1910

Precinct No 19 Molino PostofficeJanuary 20 1910

Precinct No 20 Flomaton W EBasss store January 5 1910

Precinct No 21 Muncogee S LCos store January 17 1910

Precinct No 22 Century W L Hallsstore January 6 1910

Precinct No 23 Creamers II L Killam January 7 1910

Precinct No 33 Bralt L G Hanksstore January 11 1910

Tho remaining precincts can be moreconveniently and satisfactorily servedafter visiting the above precincts at thoAssessors office in Court House untilApril 1st by which time the law requires-all returns shall be made

W W RICHARDSTax Assessor Kscambia County

PROPOSALS for Construction Ft Bar ¬

rancas FIa Dec 2S 1 > 03 Sealed pro-posals

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In triplicate will he reeive hereuntil 11 a m Jan 25 1910 for construct-ing

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plumbing heating and electric light ¬

ing one double set N C S Quarters andone Band Kitchen at Fort Barrancas andone double set C E quarters at FortPlckens Fla Plans and specifications fur-nished

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upon deposit of J1000 to insure re-turn

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Full information and blanks fur-nished

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upon application to the Construct-ing

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Quartermaster Dec293031Jan2122

SOUTHERN STATESLUMBER COMPANYN-

otice Is hereby given that fortytwoFirst Mortgage Bonds of theStates Lumber Cnmpany Nos 30 r 9 ro71 75 lfi 5 170 IM 233 34 247 9 04-

i 301 312 373 411 412 417 4J4 441 44144n 40 440 517 r2-V

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569 576 694 609 611 619 f2I627 630 634 672 676 have been drawn

Iby lot for redemption from the amount i

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WE SOLD MORE i

lester and Kranich each

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this month than ever before in the history of The Clutter

Music House and we have been selling these pianos for

over TWENTY YEARS-

We

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wish to thank our patrons for this testimonial of

our fair dealing and of the undoubted quality of ourI I

Pianos I

May you live long and prosper We expected a bur

sale of pianos and ordered accordingly but

I A large number of Lester and Kranich Bach PI-

anos did not arrive until the last minute and we have a

line of new uptodate pianos at reduced prices and terms

for this week Remember 1000 sends a piano to yourI

home We can make deliveries immediately Just tele ¬

phone u-

sTheChUterI

Music Housei

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1910 IS COMINGStop SpendingStart Saving

Old 1909 Is nearly gone Whathave you got to show for whatyouve made

Start a Savings Account rightaway so as to draw interest fromJanuary 1st

We pay 4 per cent compoundedquarterly on savings 100 will doto begin with-

U S DEPOSITARYCAPITAL SURPLUS AND

PROFITS 5000000CHARLES W LAMAR President

MILTON E CLARK PresA CashierJOHN PFEIFFER Asst Cashier

AMES W ANDREWS Ast Cashier-

to the credit of the Sinking Fund and willbe paid for at the rate of S1njr per borriwith accrued interest at the office of theKnickerbocker Trust Company 60 Broadway New York City on the first lay ofJanuary 1910 after whl h date said bondswill cease to hear 1nteret-KNICKERBOCKER TRlST CO Trustee

Charles II Keep PresidentDecember 190-

9EXECUTRIXS

drc rSSNOTICE

Estate of J C Ptbhv DeceasedCreditors legatees distributees and all

persons having claims or demands against-this estate are required to present themto m within two years front the firstpublication of this notice

CLARA JANE PEBLEYIlxetntrix

November 26 IM9 novSOoawSw

NOTICEXotice is hereby given that the annual

meeting of the stockholders of GibbfQuigley Morgan In will be held attheir place of buslneae 2T South PalafoxStreet Pensa ola Fbi at 750 oclockp m Tuesiiav January 11 1K9

WILLIE L MEtRAN JRdec4oaw4w Secretary and Treasurer

INCORPORATION NOTICENotice is hereby given that the under-

signed will on tin 31st day of Dc emberItOJ at ten oclock a m or as soonthereafter as they in b < heard npply tn-

Ihf Honorable the < Joverm r of the Statof Florida at the capital building at Tal-lahassee

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Florida for Letters Pat nt in-corporating

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them their associatcs andsuccessors into a body politic and cor-porate

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under the name of the SANTAROSA PLANTATION COMPANY underthe following Charter tin original ofwhich will be on file in the OtfilH of theSecretary of State at Tallahassee Flor-ida

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during the publicatirvi of this notice-as required by law

ARTHUR E GAMMAGKCHARLES E CESSNAELIZABETH C LAYTONCHARTER-

of theSANTA ROSA PLANTATION COMPANY-

The undersigned hereby agree to JKcome associated togther and do herebyusoc ate themselves together for tile pur-pose

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of iKcominK a body politic and cor-porate

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under the law of the State ofFlorida The following shall constituteand be its charter towit-

ARTICLE IThe name of the corporation shall be

Santa Rosa Plantation Company and itschief plae of business shall be PerisacolaCounty of cambia State of Florida and-a branch office may be established at Chi-cago

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ciok County Illinois and suchother place or places as the directors maydecide

ARTICLE IIThe general nature of the business of

the corporation shall lie that of havingand selling land erecting and crmluctlug hotels stores and trading posts alongnnd on the lands owned by the Companyor leased by it for such purpose and con-ducting

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a marine transportation business-by steam electric or gasoline vessels forthe purpose of transporting freight andpassengers on naviftabte waters in theState of Florida and the performance ofall other acts necessary or incidental tothe operation of such business

ARTICLE IIIThe capital stock of the Corporation

shall be Five Thousand Dollars jO xndivided Into Fifty < TO shares at the parvalue of One Hundred Dollars U1fIO prshare to be paid for at par in cash whenissued

ARTICLE IVThe Corporation shall exist nail con-

tinue¬

businr for a period of twenty 20years unless sooner iawfullv dissolved

ARTICLE VThe business of the Corporation shall

he managed and conducted by a Presi-dent

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S< and Treasurer and Boardnf Directors and suh other officers andemployees as may be designated by aBoard of Directors Th Board of Direc-tors

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shall consist of such members asmay be ttriTiined by the stockholdersnrt less ihan three Until the officer

are fleeted at the first eviction and areduly qualified the business of th Cor-poration

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shall be conducted by baneE Cessna as Preident and TreasurerArthur K Gammage Secretary and Eliza-beth C Lavton all of whom are citizensr f the United States and will fonsitU tethe Board of Directors and Clayton Xrjamtnaee rrHiine at Pensacola Kscamhia C irtv Frrila shall be the residentant nf the o rpany on whom pro ess-mv be soicTh annual rreetinj or the stockhold-ers

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shall be hlI on the tist Monday afterth se >nd isday in January of eachyear far an evilon of directors of theCorporalin Each Dirto shall own inhis own richt at least tw shares of thecaoital sto K of the cnrpratinA-

rTTCLF VIThe corp ratton shv not at any time

= uhje t Itself to a higher amount of indM ire s or IabilKy than Five Thousinrf olars fin mif >

I ARTILE ru-t Tie name resjden and amount ofstoX subscribed by ah of the incor1oratrs is as follow-

sCiaSes E Crssna Thiago DL twentytiie shares

Artiur E ammage Chicago Illinoistwentvfive shares

Elizith C Layton Ciage Illinoisi two aria

In wtrss of all the faregiag saidin nfirrators have hrnt fixoci thei-rtirrs and sals hi the twentyninthda f Nember 19

tTIACLKS E IKSSXA sPaI iiHiR E OAMMAOE Sea

IIIZ ETH f LATTOX < sealSri f li U C inv of Cook ss

n tb sih = rib r who is y Notarypm n Ct1 fr th County of O okSuit 1 Eir and authorized to take-aeknwitdgmnt5 of 1edq personally ap-pard Chares JJ < rj Arthur E

I Gammajlt anI Elizat Layton andeach rr himself ar rsef aeknol-

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edg 1 that he and sh Vr lively sign < dthe f epoing charter r articles of incorporation and t the signatuvthereto purporting to its and her sig-nature rpectlv jr n fact his andher signature

In witness whereof 1 ve hereunto set-

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1000WANTSthousand wants may be saved by depositing your money

with this bank Provide against the inevitable rainy day by accumulating your net income and placing it where it will workfor you There is no time lost in our Savings Department Your 1

money is drawing interest seven days each week and we do all ofthe work and credit your accounts on due dates 2

PENSACOLA STATE BANK IPensacola Florid-

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S REESE SI CART J W DORiSPresident VicePresident Ca

The Peoples National Bank oPensacola

DIRECTORSJ T HOOTON R M CARY L J REEVES T E WEULrSW A DALEMBKRTE J S REESE W DeC KESSLERA General Banking Business Transacted a nd Accounts Solicited Ships Disturmcnts given Special Attention

THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANKA General Banking Business

FENSACOLAConducted on a Safe and Conservative I

Basis

i Correspondence Solicited R M Bushnell Cashier

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The Beginning of a New Yearis close at hand and this is simply a reminder-that the day is one of new and good resolutions-Let one of them be the starting of a bank ac¬

count to be consistently and persistently follow-ed up throughout each of the fifty weeks in theyear

Four per cent interest compounded paid oilsavings S

First National Bankof Pensacola Florida

Designated Depository of the United States-W K HYER JR W S KEYSER W J FORBES

President VIcePresldent CashierTHOS W BRENT Asst Cashier W N ROBERTS Asst CashDirectorsF C Brent W A Blount W H Knowles W K Hyer Jr VI J

Forbes W S Keyser and Knowles Hyer

my hand and affixed my Notarial Sealthis twentyninth day of Xovembtv A I-

19O9>

HELEN MILLSNotarial Seal Notary Public

County of Cook State of IllinoisMy commission expires tho 25th day

of May 1912

Series No 2 Ordinance No S-

AN ORDINANCE-To Be Entitled An Ordinance Providing

for the Grading Paving and Curbing-of Certain Streets in the City of Pensa ¬

cola FloridaBe it Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-

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of the City ofSection 1 That the Mayor and City

Council of Pensaf ola after rproinniondation by the Board of Public Workshereby determined that in I ho event ofthe receipt of satisfactory bids after ad-vertisement

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as hereinafter provided thefollowing portions of the following streetsof said City shall be graded paved andcurbed Such paving shall he of hriikand I or asphalt < and > or bitlmlithic and-

o creosoted wood locks and or ma-cadam

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and the said curbing shall he ofconcrete and or stone

And that payment for such improve-ments

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as be contracted for as here-inafter

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provided for shall In made In I

rash and in part from the sale of bondsknown as Special Improvement Bondsissued or to he issued under the provis-ions

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of the Act of the Legislature ofFlorida entitled An Act Relating to theImprovement by the City of Pensacola ofits Street Alleys and Public Ways ap-proved

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April 2S 1909 all in accordancewith the Act of the Legislature approved

I April 2S IW9Money with which to avoW the necesalty

of issuing Sp cial Improvement bonds tothe extent hereinafter provided andmon with which to pay such of saulImprovement Hond prinHpai and inter-est

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as may be Issued shall lie realizedfrom the assessment of lots or parcels of I

land benefitted within the districts axhereinafter provided and In the ease ofpaving from money which may be realizedfrom Railroad Companies having tracks

j upon streets to b improved as providedfar in the said last mentioned Act

I The City shall pay in cash the amountsI which would b apportioned to any landbelonging to the United States and the

I amo ints which would be payable bv anyPublic Square or any other parcel of landowned bv the City or any portion of streetnot inclued in an assessment districtand any ther sums required to be paidand not otherwise provided for The por-tions

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of streets to be improved are as fol-

lows¬

Tarraeon Street from Gregory Street-to the South line of Zrraicossa Street

Palafox Street from Gnrden Street tothe South line of Main Street

See 2 That the Board of PublicWorks shall advertise in newspapers pub-lished

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In the City of Pfn e1a and insuch other newspapers as nay be necssarv once a week for four consecutiveweekS and in silt h othir form as theymay think best for bids for the improve-ments

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mentioned In Section 1 Such advertis ment IJTAV require bidders to stateunit prices for each kind of work hid onand in su h case shall stipulate for theright in tne Board of Public Works torequire the biddr to do at the uniprices al of the work hid for or anypart thereof Bidders for paving maybid for pavements of brick and > or as-phalt

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anrt or bithulithie < andr or creo-soted Wl oI blocks awl > or macadam

Sec s That ear h street or portion ofstreet herein designated as a street to beimproved 5s herby divided Into assess-ment

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districts harng similar areas pre-scribed

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and acordinj to the method andplan described for assessment district in-

Seftin 2 of tile Ordinance providing forthe Grading Paving and Curbing of cer-tain

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Streets In the City of Pensacol-aflorida Approved April 29 1909 and themetivd of apportioning assessing andcollecting the ost for said Improvementsshall be tiint provided in the fireeolnzordinance anti the Act nf theLegislature at the State of F rlda ap ¬

proved Apri 25 Ii SSee 4 That the iwseMinent payable-

by any lot or parcel of ground or railroadunder the provisions of the Act of theLegislature aforesaid and of this ordi-nance

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be paid am follows O estxtiiin cash within thirty days after the ap¬

portionment Is mad and the I

either In cash within thirty ilavsthe apportionment is made or ininstallments one two three four aLyears after the dale of the asscertificate provided by liw with nfrom said date until pail at the isix per rent per annum pnyil-nually If the owner of any lot or iof land or railroad uptm which an smcnt Is payable shall not applvHoanl of Public Works within thlitv 1

after the completion of work In Iisessment district and the appitl >

inent thereof in accordance with law fthe privilege of PKYtent by installilir uthe rIght of such method of payment sibe lost and the whole FIHU tile shaHpaid at once lali asKixsmnt erti >

shall stat the line r timc of paof the amount Ttitied thereby t a< lue

See 5 That the Board of IiWork upon the rslpt of bids In piHn < e of the ivprtlsenicnts aforesaidnput the said hid to tIme City Caiwith their recommendation 31 prt 1

and submit a form of contract for i C

proval by the City Council to be eut-in

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ease the City Council shall approand accept any of the said bids

Sec 6 That the grading pavlnsr a rlcurbing of streets as herein pnnlleii fshall he in accordance with plat a Ispecifications therefor prepared i

Earlw Thornton City Engineer nnd t adirection of the Board of PnbH rand approved by the Pity Council wi 1

grades shall conform as ni ar a4 pcable with the grades for street i i

heretofore prepared by T Clialkl I

tonSee 7 That for the purpose of r-

Ing the sums payable lots I 1

of land and rallrrxiils as evidenced t

assessment certliliate for the inmerits herein authorized and as ty pi-

ed heTPin and bv the nforesaid t fthe Legislature >f the State of VriTapproved April 2S 1909 there si i

issued and deliverrfl to the JJon J

Public Works so many of theImprovement Bonds of Ihe City nf f i

cola Florida whi h were authonzbe printed lithographed or engrsuIthis ordinance of the city of Jentitled An Ordinance Providing i I

Grading Paring and Curbing ofStreets In the Citv of Jflit5 iIapproved April 29 1909 as nriwy n r

qirel to be used by the iioard fTrustees of the city of PeujacoUi ining for the Improvements uthiithe aforesaid ordinance and U ntnecessary to enable the Heard of I

Works to pay the amounts assessai-said lots or parcels of land and tand to be evidenced by negotiab-flcates as aforesaId

Sec 8 At eK h settlement vi-hecontractor or contractors f oJ

of Public Works shall delivertractor or his assigs so u vbonds as he may be eri bthe term of his eOntri4 u i

az the may 10 al v

cash realized front tf t

by the owners of lots i s 1

and railroads as afv Ii

delivered shall be r isthe bonds hearinglivery aforesaid atil in I

interest upon boriadjusted with the t

of such delivery T r1

to retain the aSe1Iv-ided

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for and by 0 V dLS 1909 as s 11

the said bonds a <

Jit no specific J t noor group of cert U

be pledged as 5 c I1 f any bond or Ii apayment to th i it r ri

I hafl release tie ir r rcovered by such i I

shall be kept bv tl V tro p

all bonds iaau l ir lniiiwhln may be aoi i destand of the payi 1 f 7

BarnA siiall b paidSec S That all ordn i eyt

or ordinances in cinnlct tie th hethe sam are hereby r< rpiser-

Se 10 That tins rrilinad slai i-

eXette

imn ediately upon its passapproval-

s11 t TV 8 1HJ9Approved Dec 10 1M9Attest FRANK BEILIt

L G AYICAJID MavrI Clerk decHkIww

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