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THE TAMPA JODRXAL, MARCH 21, 1889. OK 0 also to recover from the Elecrrlo Light and Power Co. or their bondsmen what Is dua the city by said Company for their failure to perform their contract; either this course should bo adopted, or tbo city should proceed to bave the contract annulled It possible. Tha waterworks company will won be ready to turn oa water to supply tbo city as per tbo terms of tbelr contract, and I thlt.k that the city should, provide aa toon as possible from eight to twelve smalt easily managed hose carta with 500 or 400 toot of hose for each cart to be stationed in different parte of tbe city so as to bo convenient for use la caaa of Are. The young men of tbo city sreta anxious to form tbeaiselveo Into volunteer fire companies, and I will suggest tbat tboy be encouraged In their commendable zeal and that the council as 11 a niwalhl.

itrt. art a.ilrahlav rairuia- Council IHlng. Tbe session of the council held lat was unusually long, and a large aroaant of bosinea transacted. Tbe President announced the following committee: risascg: kalgbt. Chamberlain and Pal-omonson.

Sas itTIo Post. Penaand Chamberlain BTkacrs, ALLKT Bcil.nisd Koss, Meyer and Ay res. WllAHVkt, Bhikcbk isr IIarboms: Big-low, Uosa and Pro a. Ciuitkut AK1 UosriTAU: Ayres, Jackson and Post FcHooLa tin Pt'HLic Rrn.iiM.: galotn-nsoa, Rosa and Blglon-. Ki i.as Asr OKOiMAM es: Jackson, Meyer aad ttiglew.

Ari KAt.s am Gkiitascks: Pena, Ayres aud Knight. WATIK WoHKS ASO Fl UgrAKTslKST: Chamberlain. Mlomonaon and knlgbt, Polki lici'AKTMBirr: Meyer, Jackson and Post. The following nomlaatlonj were aent in by the Mavor and duly con Armed: W. T.

Hasklns, to beCaptain of Police M. I Hewitt. Chas. Boyet, bsiinls Klnslow, H. Kahagney, G.

W. Rawla. Ckartes Allen, G. A. Brantley and W.

K. Short to ho policemen Tbe following message was received from Ula Honor, the Msyor: Matok's Own 1, Citt or TtsfA, Ft, Mab. iotu, 'sa. Geutlomen of the City Council. Ttiero has devolved upon me tbe duty of bringing to your notice all matters of Inter est to our city that In tuy opinion require your Immediate attention.

In advance I earncstlv bespeak your assistance In every measure wkich ail' tend to the advancement of the welfare of our city, and I prointse on my part to put forth my best efforts to wake Tampa tba cleanest, healthiest and most prosperous city of the state. The most Important subject for your consideration Just now li ho a to raise the money to Inaugurate the good work of putting our city In a thorough sanitary eon. Ullion us a ell us making other necessary Improvement. At a member of the finance committee of the late Council I hud la charge the matter of making a loan for the city and Issuing bonds to secure the payment of the same. 1 have an offer from a responsible party lie, proposes to tnku the a l.ole block of wTIT WILL YOl roagh, r-hllohs Car aUl give immediate relief.

Prlca It (ad II. 'or sal by a. leoaardi A o. (11) Hon. W.

B. Headerwoa rataraad from TaUah Saturday night, a her ba bad baaa attending a mooting of the Sum Board of Health. oL 11. H. Uainoa.

UenereJ Mutrr of tb Plant fysteta, came down In bla private car Friday night aa tbe advance gear of lb Man! party. Ur. Woocmf! and Mis McLood returned from their eralae on tbo yacht Vara pa last Thursday. Tbey from Havana on tbo tttlvetta. Mra.

Dr. Lykea. who baa boon vUltin hot altor Mra. Ir. Wall, returned to Brook-vllle Sunday nljrht.

bo aaa accompanied by her iHrtbrr Mra. MckaT. A very pk-aaaat bop aaa riven at the Nebraska Avenue acbool liotuo 1'rldav ovrnlnr. Qaltu a number of tbe ladle and gentlemen of the city attended. Mr.

Prod Helnkel aumedbt dutlra aa bridge keeper lat trlday. relieving Mr. I. V. Calbreath, abo bad bean acting In that rapacity temporarily, Mr.

J. B. Horn baa reontd the city with a n-iarh. alah Hill for tbo rreeldent'a desk. Tbe names of all the aiernbar of the Council, also tbat of tbo City Clerk, are cot In the slab.

Rev. J. Kelnhard, of Orlando. Florida, a I.uibt-ran mlmlou, alll preacb In t.erman at krauae's ball nett Sunday afternoon at o'clock, atandanl time. All t.erman cordially lnvttd.

The groun-la at tha at Florida depot on the eatt aide of tbe track h-taen the platform Q.l atatlon iiiivo tw-u tastefully laid out and a number of rare aetni-tropical hrub and tree been planted. Quito a pleaaant paity (all ladles) eirurt ed to Kginont on Frldar. They wwre Mm. F. W.

l-leraon, or Man. field, Mra. K. C. Woderacll, of Geneaeo, 11U, Mr.

M. Ctilrcr, of lxn lontllle. Mr. I. Fraax, Mra.

J. K. Swlngtey and Mr. II. L.

Branch. Mr. A. H. Ienia ahowed the reporter thU week a watch charm of curiou and ancient workmanship.

Tbe charm was worn by Mr. Itenls' great-grandfather at the battlu of Noa n-U-aas. and was struck by a rifle bullet and cracked irriwi the center. Ill family' are cut In the t. Arnonir the dltlnirulh-l viattor to our cltv tht meek acre Mi-n.

1. ii. Aiiller and J. I'. Taliaferro, of Jacksonville, lloth gcntleen are larpelj- In Tampa enterprte, the latter being a brother of Mr.

T. C. Tiillaferro, cashier of the First National Bank of Tampa. Charlie Phlne and Fwmk formerly flrt officer of the tcamer Margaret, came over froas Havana on Thurlny's steamer. Mr.

ilne went illrectly to Orlando, but Frank bad to fay over a day er r-fire leaving for New Yotk Iti order to Part Tampa l'olnt. Tht Gloucester fl thing schooner Mary I vruald aj rl ed at tha Port yesterday avo-atng with a big catcb of red snapper. Tboy acre transferred to Armour refrigerating ran waltlny tor tbeiu and ahlppad a Nsa Tor Tbo steamer krle la now snaking two round trips dally (except Sunday) between I'ort Tampa and rl. Petersburg, connecting at ft. Petorsbarg attb tha Orange Belt railroad and at Port Taiupa with the Kouth Florida.

apt Bob. Warner la bavlag a building SOx 13 erected on the pier-bead, adjoining tbo Steamship office, and will stack It with gen oral merchandise and commence buaiuass there shoot tbo 1st prox. Tha Dredging Contract. Mr. ltarlcr, who wan Collector of Custom at tbia nort many years airt baa aecurtd tbe government om tract to the dredging In Old T.tnpa Bay, and thin coinmcnccd bulldlnr the llgbtera and aoowa iu tbe Tain pa Lumber Co'a.

jard. The dredjtinir will le done at the nrcoud bar Id the cbanncl, opposite lapy'a bayou, over which punvacd to pet 21 feet at Kicao low tide. A full account of tbe operations will bo plven In our next laue. W. T.TT.

KcHdirT Hooin. The following list of uiagaxluea, pcriolicals and neaapapera are to be found on the table of the W. C. T. U.

Free Heading lloom: Frank Leelita, llhiMtraU'd Weekly, Har(er'a Monthly TneCt-n'nry, Scribuer's Magazine, Tbe Forum, Appleton'a Kiilway guide, The Now York World, The New York Tribune, The Ja-koniHc Times-Union, Frank Leslie Popular Monthly, Tbe Voice, The I'nlon Mgn.il, and many other rnoer and inngaztnea. AT. are cordially Ijvited to nmke ne of the reading room. Protect Ins iame and Klsh. A meeting, attended by most of the citizens of the place, was held in l'arpou Springs last week for the purpose of a society for the protection of the game and tlsh of the An association was formed under the name of the Florida Field Spiirts Association, and the following otlleera were elected: The luke of Sutherland, Honorary 1'resident; Col.

J. E. Hart, of Jacksonville, President; (Jen. J. B.

Wall, of this place, Col. I). K. Maxwell, of Jackscu-vi'le, I. II.

Klliot. of Sat ford, an. I ex-liov. A. P.

K. Sa fiord, of Tarpon, Vice-Presidents, ami J. M. Murphy, ot Anclote, Corresponding Secretary. Most of the prominent citizens of the State have joiued the association, na well as many wealthy Northern sportuncu who spend intern in Florid.

All citizens of the Stat- are eligible to membership, and those who ih to join arc requested to send their names to the Secretary at Tarpon or to Col. Hart at Jacksonville, No membership f-es are ti OK OK OK OK OK OK 0 OK OK OK OK OK OK 0KV OK OK 0 0 0 OK OK The above advertisement, la a good repreaenutlon ofTAY LO A Stock o( QaDiwrt and iTicea, becaise lik them It la TAYLORC Cor. Franklin and Lafayette sts. CITY NEWS. Tra where you 107.

look ih'r you wUl, our big balldlo boom going on Will. Co to Spencer, Henderson A stable to gt Tour harne. saddle and bridle Tha Mayor mtlnrr aro getting 10 be quite Interesting. He MMkt to tbe law breaker la good sbaoe. oar good by showing; 00.

ladies plea.e lo.port oor stock of rnhn.l Iitt ma- serial. TatlohAOo. Mi Kin It Babbitt spent "nnday with Mm Millie Hampton at her beautiful home 1 on Nebraska avenue. Col. W.

Bartholomew want to maiden- town on Friday on ba.lnrM conorrlxl with the f. office, Jat abal I warn J- tire constant ex-preaeioa ol the ladle a bo seo thoe lovely uen buffet scarf at Taylar A (o'n "Walk Taar Horw." a ad "Keep an the Xicht are tae wbtcb aie pil at eae tal of Lafayette street bridge. Itellclou. delightful and Invigorating la tha verdict r.njt for Weedoa A AM-ett. Strawberry and mm aoda.

Try It. Kev. Mr. Booth, of Minnesota, assured la tbe service at St. Amirrw'a rbarcb Sunday.

Ma preaeboJ at tbe morninx service. A "go-pel teal" baa been stretched In the "irt, and religion service are ha In roadiirtaj therein beb day and Bight. Mr. and Mr, uroatnger. of flout I try.

Iowa, ar '(Madlng a few dav In tbe city. ThY if old rten 1. af Col. j. II.

Irtwmlpii. Mr. Bar I Proa "eft la-t night for Jrtiilil, cbrrt aaa suddenly called to visit bla ooa. a bo la jutta sick mere. SA AL IXJECTOK frea alth each bottle nt bllob's Catarrh Remedy.

Price JO cent. I ur sate by B. Leonard! A o. (1) Tta esKlne wblcb brought In the party of railraod smagnase Saturday evening aaa gaily d-eorM with evergreen and bunt-tag. Mr.

t. F. Conoley retimel from Teias week. He succeeded l.t capturing the uventia fogr alter abotn be a eat In earrb. Tba Tamya vlnjr Bank ha ordered one of Hair time lock burdar proof safes.

It I 1 peetej to arrive la a lew data. THo flr.t depoott was tuade Satur lay. Tbat pteee of property on Mct.Un Ave-aao wlli bo oCeiel but a "very" few da) erutt 1 a bargain. W. H.

kITH Tha staajr frtends of Mr. U. C. Warres are Ut bla faca on our street aaln. He ttirrn to return to Atlanta to morrow aod a It! be accompanied bv Mr.

Watrea. Ml wee M-v rierrw and K.a Albry, lll Weal" a most fbaroilug voung ladies, are stopping al the Tampa Houc. Tboy will remain to tno city about a wr-k a be a I be will go to Bartoa. oriental silks for eraay patebwork couching rope. eatn.llei v.

wash aod knitting stifc arrasoae. chenille robtxnwne. lUrgar-yen Art thread, and rope Una, wasbaMo, al Taj lor A Co's. rlt ITPtPslA and Uver CompUmt on bave a printed lUMiilr on every bouisef llloh' VltalKer. It never fall to cure.

For sale by s. R. Ijronar-li A to (15 It does aot s3e-t tbe oiat'ty of our good tl aad make them tt or r-e. hut all he If same It Very pleasant to fcer the contln-an rkorM, T) lor A Ca's. g.nele are the ba Thb DMet dellcat constitution can afely TLee It.

J. Mclaaa Tar Wine l.nng Baltu. It I. a sure remeery rr rouen-. ot Vi-ice, and ail thtml and lung trouble e.

K. l.tosiKOI A Co LIS mat It a. I jto have at time a teelln- tif weartue. and te. To dl-fel ttit f- ling take Ir.

J. lc. McLean It alll Impart we Ijtor aad vitality. s. Uv.

A c. kkv IK'. II. THA VF.H of IbMirbr.n. 'Ifcrth tnt and wl', owe i ir lives t- s.l!UII TOU- or by tlia'.

V. mn a fslrlv 1 1 1 -r 1 1 I -E I 1 niI lsiiiir'llx 1 I tlons to govern Are companies at fires, and as soon as a sufficient number of men form themselves Into an organization for tbe protection of tba city from lire aod are willing to subscribe to those rules that such organization be duly recognized by tbe city authorities. ejection seven of ordinance number 27 provides that tho City Council shall fix the rates to be charged by the owner, keepers or drivers of any licensed vehicles within the c-lty, this has yet to bo attended to. Mr. Carruth.

lata City Collector calUid uiy attention to discrepancies In tbe License Ordinance. For instance the state law fixe the license, on a theatre or opera bouse at $1S. SO for cities nnd towns while the orrtt nance of ttiis city makes tt thU should be remedied. The State law fixes tbe license on land agents at $12.50 whereas oar city ordinance makes It J.V(K this I also think requires attention. The city should without delay take steps to have Ashley street opened up on the north where it runs into North Tampa, This is an Important street and it Is blocked up by a narrow point of private land which runs across the street at this place, sixth aveuue should bo continued through the Kammerer tract of land lo 2nd ward.

The appearance of the street Is not only impaired but it is an obstruction to trathe on this street and tlie value of property in the vicinity is materially Injured. Also the people living In that portion of the city designated as the scrub, have long been anxious to have stroets opened up through their locality, anil 110 la-tter time to tinder-take this matter will offer, further procrastination will only serve to increase the value of tli. land to be coudeuiued and will conse'iuently increase tite cost of opening these thorouu-hfares. Mr. Bailey the vei efileient clerk of this city has called my attention to the fact that the time fixed for the beginning and ex-piratittu of tlie fiscal year of the city does not work so well as it might on account of tbe press of work which the officers have to contend with the latter part of February, I therefore will suggest that the first of July be made tbe beginning of the fiscal year ln-tead of the first Tuesday la March.

This will bring tbe end of the year on the ilntii of June at the dullest season, and at a time when the new ofticera elected In March will have sufficient time to become familiar with all of the affairs of the city. It would be well for the City Council to appoint a committee to prepare a memorial to the next legislature to have our city charter amended. A board of public works should be provided for, und In this connection 1 think it Is a good idea to have the charter so altered that members of the City Council could be elected to seive for three years and bave it so arranged that one third of the council be elocttd each year, by this means we cun always have a majority of the council who are familiar with the affairs of the city and the routine of business. uher alternations could be suggested hich I will not here outline. There la another aubhtct which should have your attention at an early day, and that Is the codification of the city laws.

In their present shape It is a very difticult matter for any oitieer of the city to post himself on all of the ordinances at present In force, how much uioru dlfhcult must It be for outside citizens to become familiar with the city law s. Former city attorneys were lustrueted to prepare all of tne laws in force for codirlca -tlon, but they fa'lcd to perform tlie ork. as it will greatly facilitate the Jer-furmance of the Important work bclore this council, as well as assist the executive department of the city government In their dutlva to have sucu a code, I suggest tuat Mr. Ksllry be requested to perform this woik aided by the advice of our city attorney. Mr.

Wall, and that be, Mr. Bailey. le allow a reasonable compensation for so doing. I am confident that the labor would te faithfully eifurtued, and a most satls-factnty result would be attained. Kealir.lnu that I have taken up sufficient tif your time for one occasion.

I thank you for your kind attention, and will again Invite your hearty cooperation in erforiiiing the momentous duties before, lis. Your liespeetfully, Thomas K. Jackson, Mavor. CommiiaicaUoiiH were received "from the Alert Hose Co. Nv.

1, and from II. W. Ileach, scavenger, which wire duiy referred. The bouds of the Marshal, Collector and Assessor were prevented, approved aud ordered ret arded ami filed. Trillion's Mr vv Council.

The present City Council Is composed of one law yer, one dentist, one merchant. one real estate agent, oue orange grower, one cigar maker, one teacher, one jeweler, one baker and two book-keepers. Four of the members are Episcopalians, two Methodists, two Congrt gntionalista', two Prrabyteriana aud one a Catholic. Ten are Democrats, one is a L'epnblkan Fight are "wet," three are "dry." Kiglit kiijoy the delights of double blessedness, three revel lu single cusseduess. Uue is fat, two are tall and the other eight above the avt-rag in weight aud height.

Nine wear mustache onlytwo mustaihrs and goatees. Three have brown hair, two have grey aud oue has black while tha capilarv substance which adorns tbe cranium of the remaining live is of a beautiful auburn hue All dress with neatness aud taste there is only one real duds amoiiL' th-m of the city fathers wear slouch hats, two wear Der.iys but one occasionally sport a plug, tight wear cutawav coats, four prefer sacks and all wear "liiled" nhirts. len would look well in tight pauls, and if all could wear otie shoe the number would be Cs. Kvtry Councilman is a good story teller, eight are hearty laughers, one is a roarer, when he gets started, while two occasionallv unbend enough froui their dignity to let a broad smile illumine their countenance, when their risibios are affected. Four first saw mo iigni 01 aay in Florida, two drew their tlrst breath In New York, one wallowed his first de of paregoric in Pf nnsylvauia, cue drank his first milk in the Netherlands, one took his ilrst nourishment in Scotland, one first "hooped it up" in Cuba and the other first vocalized Iu South Carolina.

One plays the piano two are graceful dancers, only one out of the eleven can sing and nearly all enjoy a quiet of draw poker. shako the paws af bis many friend. Mr. and Mrs. f.

W. Nt-inley nd Mit, )I1h Bertie Berk, of lUrtow, anil MU Bestie lacy, of twenvllle, came over from Bartow yesterday evening.itent the night at the riant and went down to Port Tiiiipn this morning to nnl the day. The Jot arknowlettge tbo pleasure of a vllt from tbo party. Ma). K.

Woleraell, of to-neseo. came to Florida Iat weak aitbthe Intention of remaining during the eaon. but wa called suddenly to Chicago after onlvliav-Ing been here two dnv. Mr. tVodeiwell own propertv both n-ar Ttnpaaid seflner and h-fftre rTlag the Major nave i to have Ave acre at each place et out in raage tree r.

J. Henry wishes to say to bar aiany friend, and that he mill te found In the lover building opposite t. Msa with a full and complete aloes. It her liae. sUe ha recelveil some of tier new goods, aod alll be nMeinthe next ten Oi)i to ehoa later stvlea aad loaer prices tiiah any other millinery e.

li me nt In the cltv. Mr. Kamon Rtvero Rivero, Fditor of the Revtstt Florida. In lumping fron, the tieet car last Friday aUht ha-l hi f.t run ioeer by the wheel and ballv mnlied a to neeeltate ampntatlon. Gangrene -t In rendering a second arnpntatlon necery and his condition at I hi- a riling I critical.

Mr. Itlvero ha hot of friend In our cltv aho rt-nd their diepe.t jtn th. Mr. and Mr. M.

K- Hayne. worth h.vve the svmpathv tf tbelr many friend, hi the Ino of their little wn Ril, who Sunday afternoon of lo k)aw. A few atrk ao the little fellow cut hi foot with a plci-e of! gl. an previous it hi. deat'i grt palri from the aouud.

Karl wi a bright an 1 pretty chlM and ot.lv three I old. and bis il-atbl. a -1! Mow to Lis. parent. The citizen livens at.oij Nebraska avenio- aithln the city limits alll oon pe'ttion the ronncll for a sidewalk.

It hadlv 1 as there Is a great dfi of travel on a avenue, propertv owner living of the corporate limit on the avenue have' promised to continue the walk up the avenne If tbo council grant the petition. I Till. I "a consummation greatly Owner of piano, are hereby Informed I that Mr. W. K.

Bateheier. pu.io tuner an repalter endorsed and recommended by I l.ud-len A Bate. soUthrn Music House, Savannah, t.a., "Ill be In Tampa althin two weeks from tuidte. All order left with as-egt at music store, oil t-tankhn stie. Jackxm block will receive prompt attention tt.

Jinn I.asrksrkt. inir i''lin colored alurpn are aaltating the question of having a unlvti ch'ol con veuti.oi at the Harlem (colored) Academy In this place. Neaityall the atrnngcmenti nave reen and the rommittee ami oriau re announce-I in our s'iii'iit, ir ra- ruled on a the frout the "x.utn I lorid eountiee will be and it is rsme-tty hoped they will all at tend. Capt. Tbo Mcknight, to hose 1.

le efforts the colored people owe t-je that fhy bate got the be. school buiilim- J1J.010 of bonds, make tbe city a loan at eijhl perv-entum per annum interest, and bit 1)1 charge five per centum brokurage for making said The same party has made some important suirifcstions. In the aay of alternations In the bonding ordinance, which if uiaitt) will be very much more advantageous to the city and alll make the bonds more saleable if these changes are made tbia party will take up the Issue even If it Is fluO.OOO and make the loan nt seven per centum Interest. I have assurance from other parties that a loan can be made for six per centum interest even, and I am confident that this can be rflected. In view of these facta I would urge upon your honorable body that no time be lost, nnd that you pass a new ordinance, submit It to the.

people, authorizing a loan to be loads by the city for IOO.dimi. lletng more familiar with the status of this bonding matter, than any of you gen-t'eiuen with pel haps the exevptioii of Councilman knight. I have taken the liberty of having carefully prepared a new bonding ordinance a bleb if It meets aim votir approbation, I tru-t that you will paa it a soon a Don-il l. I have assurance that it will meet tlie requirements of investors, and at the sauie time the Interest of the cltv are carefully guarded I think. The great problem which has been agitating towns and cities of any luipbrtance Is Im.k to effectually et rid of their and other refuse at a moderate cost.

Now I believe this problem bus 1-eeu solved by the modern cremating furnaces. I bave the pleasure of submitting for vour perusal some lUu-trntioiis and descriptions of these furnace a.th estimate of cost of construction of same. I am convinced that Tampa needs a garbage furnace to consume all of the gnrhnge. night soil, dead animals and other refuse tt.st accumulate In the citv. By disHslng of tbia tefuse in this manner, we can get of that bun of ail cities (and particularly so In our case the scavengers dumping giounds.

While I am on this subject I must cull y.mr attention to the fact that the contracts for scavenger a ork expired on yesterday I li'tve employed teams to continue the a oik uutil the Council can make some permanent ariangeuient. Tbe scavenger wot as performed for the last mouth it two has not been satisfactory, the service ICivtu us a petfoimed by one man with a slnitle hoi-e and wngou fur the work In tlie first slid second wards of the citj. 1 recommenu mar me city make temp, rary contiact only fur not longer than tao mouths, and In the mcauttn.e procure horses and have suitable wagons for th purpose. If the city ow ns the team and employs competent men to perform the service these employee can be directed to do such work as is found necessary and just at the time it is re. julred; also these eiuplovees can be held responsible for any fnilure to perform their duties and a One Imposed upon tbftn.

utmost Importance that clean till our cltv thoroiiuhlv and keen It for the warm weuthcr ill soon be upon us. Moreover I believe that It is otir duty to enter the contest 1th other Florida tow ung cities to try and secure the prize of Jl.i'OO offered by Mr. John G. Borden for the cleane.t city In Florida. I think that if any effort Is made on our part that our chance of securing tlie prize Is very good, and even it we do not win the prize we will he repaid many times by the fact tbat we have made our beautiful little citv the most plcus.tnt, as well as the Jieulthiest in the state.

I 111 call the attention of the council to tke had condition of some of tlie si'tew aiks. In many Instances the plunk it. the.e walk" am souud aud the scautiing underneath have become so decayed that the nails are constantly draw irtt out and the projecting nail- nnd loose cuds of planks are a continual menace to pedestrians. Tlie ordl-naace pti.vidcs thiit the-e uulfcs shall be repalied by the ow net of adjacent property, aud In case ownet d. not attend to the matter, that the city shall have repab.

made at th expense of the ow tiers. If the city has to have thi- word done, money will have to be provided to pay for the work t'titil the coll. -cf tons can ie mstle from the ow ners of the adjacent 1 ttierefcre will ask the City t'oicicll to appropriate all money received from fines imposed aud collected, to ho used as a coti-lingctit fund and to be subject to tin older id tlie Sliiyor for tins purpose and to meet any cither cases of emergency that tuay arise, the Mayor to render a str ct account to the City Council of all such expenditure. Tha city Is under a contract with the r' furnish a ei tain nnint-ei of ara lights to the cltv of to buru Company I not romrdving with terms of tlieir I KIUv- tl.ut tl.u bouml under Its contract to pay ssml-auiin-j ally ll.tsl.'' to the trustee. In whose bands the bonds of the Klectris Light and Power Co.

are placed. Now 1 believe that this city should meet all of It obligations promptly, aud 1 trust that step will be taken Immed-1 lately act ouly to settle this matter, but I Tlie association tvill meinoriolize the legislature as goon as it com cues to pas and provide for the strict enforcement of stringent game laws. An association, of this character was l.a.Hy needed, and if Its foundation bail Ih-cii delayed much longer our forests and streams Would been utirdr denuded of the game and fish which but a few years ago waa so plentiful. IHstlngnlsliel taiiesta. Tampa and St.

hate been honored by 1 visi: from some distinguished visitor, who arrived at St. Petersburg, from Wa.shiuiiton where they attended the Inaugural ball in private car oi Saturday. Thu gentlemen of the party, ho represented the wealt.vy linns of Armour IreSeI a. Co. and A.

11 row 11, laukers of Philadelphia, besides A. M. Taylor, President of the ora'ize Pell K. James Huuchru and J. P.

Ils'ey. (iermaiitown, are inifrfstedlntheU.il. H. 1. aad came on iiiisitiess connected with 1:.

Mr. H. O. Armour was aciompnnlrd h's wife, two daughters and attendants, bi.e Mra. F.N.

Piatt and Miss Camps, of N. and Mr. Tewkesbury oiu l( led the party, which whs joined at tlie LoU I lietroit at St. Petcrsiiurg by Ccn. sti.l Mrs.

.1. C. Williams, of Tampa. As is well known lien. Williams i largely In-, rested In St.

Petersburg and the U. H.U. the ces of undt rtakings lu itig, no douid, largely due to bis shrewd business ability and his personal attention which lie enabled to bestow, owing to his in ar residence. The oarty expressed tht m- he as greatly pleased with the site of St. Petersburg and cterythiuir which had been doue, but the ladies decided that at bun wa edi and went to work, as t.tdi.

do ween thev undertake aavthiii' to '-ui tme. Sirs. Armour offered to dons fifteen hundred dollars to au'ld the church on condition that five htm- dred dollars Could be raifd. Mr. I) mens gate the lot.

Mr. Tew keshurr the pulpit, Mr. K. T. Stoteshtirr the organ and belt, Mrs.

F. N. Piatt, carpet and hyn-n b.ak., Mr. S. W.

Colton. .1 Bible, and Misg Armour and Mrs. Cleveland. who Were school-mate at Well's Co lee, gave a memorial window. Mr.

J. C. Williams was constituted business n.anigir and the party taki-g a pia! weM 011 the spur of the monj.tut and electe. the lot by moon-light. Prepan-tims are f.T tie made immcdiatelv for tbe tlon of the church.

Mondiy morning the ladies the part tcf'oinpauifd Mrs. Williams bniue on her t-legaat private va tit Pauline. After d. riper at her handsome residence, carriages were annouue. ud by Mrs.

Will. a na' invitation the party had a r.Mt eiij drive, taking in the rom's of Jrrtt rest in Tampa, hich, and tbe hospitality of their host, ss, they sppri-t isUd, aud Mrs. Wt.liani invitation froui Mr her Fifth Avenue Momlav 11 j't at the Plant i.ti 1. ft the unt moruing for St. i Aii'Utiiie.

Seid.on If ever docs Tan pa entertain .,1 a eVh rty reprrsf nting so mm aea.it, and s. ial standing. I Ptwi-t hi. di-tic. scaly skin.

spots nli. and 1111 ri s1tiv such a. calsrrh. eczema in, nd other fi.rm of sfcin I ptotiis of iii.uniltv. Take lr.

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I 1 I MninVllnl.M'Sl.fr. Is the i spirit in tnslter, ll etn uetertotlre when the Iinpr -iuent itt cotrll tk.v rtl. tfetlr nslniiirit iiftlrf les rs and now tloa of bl race is to furthered. A jecUI meeting of the School Ibeiol wa hel- Niluriltv All the iiemier ptes eo except ir. svmme.

ibeoniv I n-ln. Irsusarted was the aPHtintiuent of trn.tet for Harh-ai icolorel) and con deration of he rejx.it of Mr. Iou.int Bailey aao ha-t beea a.w..r.ted rate trie rti.rce. of want of discipline barrea of want of ill.cij.iine tuui soiar rv rages a wen a ins 1 -amr- abit the) bave I u.oie nf Uftn last a icter tl.aa ever 1 "M.re aa Increasing demand i -ai iwi- ----i inlaws ncrepled an Snvi scu.j.h. The foiiown.g Armour t.

I Inte.l a tru.teta I apt Thos il "cl Aaron Brvar.l. J. hn r'Te. Yorl war. I u-i, I he viiisil an war 1 vv lillams and Jot, nerepled an rk.

The stopped tor.g So Krt in tiyoe mi lor.it to In Hy.Je Park two year tio the a. sa Moadav ho waa oSercl WW for ajeekP a aw tao only Muproveuioni mate MSo etmply to eaclvs the pro-rty with a tlnac I llterti W. A. Jeter, president of tbo Tampa mall ISlsrfc towpaDT. rfiornei 10 inf aLs-ht.

HI euanv rienI ill be rosUUii .1 ,9 kaow tbo Infnrte be n.tstne.I In retreat eas the lirua.wl A Western ton at Tbe Vxl Marc It 1st are nat aa serious as r.t OVrSHd. Hsvnn a wreneb I blp and sji taJ- about tbe ab-loaiea be 1 all tight. ard kS; tt'K miwablo by Indigestion fLoaily tjaatlc-a, laxjtlne. law of Api-etlte. yr- sfclnr aoiwa iiaiiev 1- a tii nt or Jo by ft.

Leonaxdl A o. were mI McKalt ht saouer. t.a a Wilson. 1 bo rbafge aiade against tbe teacher of ek Grove school were wot sustained. The trusta-e of the selotol who weie mesent thereupon roslsrned but action on tLn s'sme as pstone.

until tbe next regalar met t-Ing of the H- ar-l. Ttirar are time a hen a feeling of Ihs. tu le ui ti r.d.n.t. wiiei, tbe wteti, crave, ure bl. to tbe rlesnenr.

1 lalth and strength. 1 best remedy for pnrlfylng the bi.M,. r. J. II.

Mel-ean's sarsaoariii t. S. B. I Jos ai.i A Co. tors, airwady Bait! fro 1.