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17 leaves. 28 x 21 1/2 cm. Cover title. Reproduced from typewritten copy. Letter of transmittal, p. 1, May 26, 1911, signed by A. S. Mohn, J. E. Graves, and Leland J. Henderson, committee. A reply to an unfavorable report, May 12, 1911, by Lt. Col. G. D. Fitch. UWF
1911-37 Bell vs. Niles. (J. M. Bell, Sheriff, Plaintiff in Error, vs. Melissa Niles, Defendant in Error.) 61 Florida Reports ll4 131.
Supreme Court, January term, 1911. Niles had received damages from the sheriff, who had attached her launch, "Mabel," at Freeport. The lower court verdict was affirmed. UWF 1911-38
[Blount, William A.] A manly letter from W. A. Blount; the letter of a statesman of sterling integrity ... [Pensacola? 1911] Broadside, 30 1/2 x 28 cm. With other political broadsides: "The political methods of W. A. Blount exposed to the Democratic voters" (1911), signed N. P. Bryan; "To the voters of Osceola County" (1911); and "Why W. W. Flournoy is enthusiastic for Blount" (1911). UWF
1911-39 Browne, Jefferson Beale (1857 1937) Our progress towards absolutism; address delivered by Hon. Jefferson B. Browne of Key West, Florida, president of the Florida State Bar Association at the annual meeting of the association at Pensacola, Florida, February 23, 1911. [n.p., 1911] [10] p. 23 1/2 cm.
Supports states rights and opposes the direct vote of Senators. University of Virginia Law Library; UWF (copy) 1911-40
Cawthon, et al. vs. Florida. (L. F. Cawthon [and others] ... members of the Town Council of the Town of DeFuniak Springs, Florida, Plaintiffs in error, vs. The State of Florida, Ex. rel. R. H. Adams and W. F. Graves, members of the Town Council of the Town of DeFuniak Springs, Florida, Defendants in Error.) 62 Florida Reports 133 l42.
Supreme Court, June term [1911]. The Supreme Court reversed the Circuit Co The Lake DeFuniak Land Company deeded Chipley Park to the Florida Chautauqua Association, 1882; the Town Council was divided on efforts to settle title to the property. urt opinion and held that the Court of Chancery had jurisdiction. UWF
1911-41 Cottondale State Bank vs. Burroughs Co. (Cottondale State Bank, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Burroughs Adding Machine Company, a corporation, defendant in Error.) 61 Florida Reports 143 151. Writ of error to Jackson Co. Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1911. W. H. Milton, one of those who founded the bank in 1907,
ordered an adding machine on approval. The lower court judgment was reversed. UWF
1911-42 Crosby et al. vs. Andrews et al. (L. G. Crosby et al., appellants vs. James W. Andrews et al., appellees. 61 Florida Reports 554 587.
Court, January term, 1911. Property owned by Palafox Street Methodist Church was sold to A. M. McMillan and, later, to D. E. Beggs and Mattie E. McMillen. The same tract was sold in error to Crosby. The lower court order was affirmed. UWF 1911-43
Escambia County. Board of Public Instruction Course of study for the Pensacola High School. [Pensacola? 1911] Not seen; title from Florida State University Library 1911-44
Escambia County Electric Light & Power Co. vs. Sutherland. (Escambia County Electric Light and Power Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Fannie M. Sutherland, defendant in error.) 61 Florida Reports 167 196. Writ of error to Escambia Co. Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1911. Charles W. Sutherland, a bricklayer, was electrocuted at the mill of H. G. DeSilva & Co., and his widow received a judgment of $16,000. The Supreme Court ordered a new trial. UWF
1911-45 Florida vs. L. & N. (The State of Florida ex rel. Railroad Commissioners, relators, vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company and the Seaboard Air Line Railway, respondents.) 62 Florida Reports 315 369. Original jurisdiction, Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1911. The commissioners ordered the railroads to discontinue hauling freight and to provide faster service between Pensacola and Jacksonville. The railroads protested the order, citing its effect upon citizens in West Florida communities. The Court held the commissioners' order was unjust and not authorized by law. See also 63 Florida Reports 274 289, where the Court upheld the commissioners' order discontinuing certain Freight schedules to Pensacola. UWF 1911-47
Florida. Legislature An act to provide for the manner and method of maintaining public roads & bridges in Santa Rosa County, Florida; to provide a road and bridge fund for said county, and for the collection and assessment of the same. [Milton, Fla.: Gazette Print, 1911?] 15 p. 17 1/2 x 13 1/2 cm. Cover title: Road law for Santa Rosa County ... Session of 1911. UWF
1911-47 Florida Local Option State Executive Committee Biographical sketches. [St. Augustine, Fla.: The Record Company, 1911?]
53 p. ports. 22 cm. Cover title. The committee favored the right of counties to enact prohibition legislation, and issued this directory to refute charges that they represented "the liquor traffic." See biographical sketches of the following West Floridians (portraits identified by * ): *Bingham, F. F., p. 21 Cooey, W. M., p. 30 31 *Cook, Buell, p. 52-53 *Crawford, William Bloxham, p. [5] *Daniell, Lee, p. 21 22 *Gibson, J. W., p. 32 *Greenhut, Adolph, p. 8 *Hogeboom, Ai, p. 52 *Jennings, T. Albert, p. [5] *Killum, H. C., p. 22 23 *Lewis, Amos E., p. 31 32 *McKinley, W. L., p. 32 33 *McQuirrie, D. R., p. 22 *Riedel, Ernest, p. 23 24 *Stevens, Joseph E., p. 31 Steward, J. R., p. 20 21 *Tomasello, P., p. 46 Warren, C. R., p. l4 *Warren, Miles A., p. 51 UWF 1911-48
Harper, Roland M. Chondrophora virgata in West Florida. Torreya, v. 11 (April, 1911), p. 92 98.
Washington Co. UWF (copy) 1911-49
Harper, Roland M. The river bank vegetation of the lower Apalachicola, and a new principle illustrated thereby. Torreya, v. 11 (November, 1911), p. 225 234.
Apalachicola, as observed during a steamboat trip, April 25, 1910. UWF (oopy) 1911-50
Hill vs. Hill. (Maggie Hill, by her guardian ad litem, appellant, vs. Cary Hill, by his next friend, appellee. 62 Florida Reports 493 496.
Court, June term, 1911. Cary, age 17, married Maggie, age 15, but obtained a divorce when she moved back to her parents. The lower court decision was reversed. UWF
1911-5 Marianna & Blountstown RR. vs. Maund. (The Marianna and Blountstown Railroad Company, a corporation, appellant, vs. H.V. Maund, appellee. 62 Florida Reports 538 546. Appeal from Jackson County Circuit Court to Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1911. The railroad constructed a right of way through Maund's lands. He was awarded a lower court verdict, but the Supreme Court reversed the decision and dismissed the case. UWF
1911-52 Messer vs. Dekle et al. (C.M. Messer, plaintiff in error, vs. M. L. Dekle, etal., defendants in error. 61 Florida Reports 333 337
Court, January term, 1911. Dekle and others were selected at a mass meeting of citizens to collect subscriptions in support of the new railroad, Marianna and Blountstown. Messer subscribed but refused to pay because the line had not been completed. The lower court judgment was reversed. See also Pierce vs. Dekle et al., 61 Florida Reports 390. UWF
1911-53 Nickelson vs. Florida. (R. L. Nickelson, as justice of the peace, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Florida, ex rel. B. Blitch, defendant in error. 62 Florida Reports 243 249. Writ of error to Escambia Co. Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1911. John G. Oliver was charged with playing baseball on Sunday, but the justice of the peace refused to have him arrested. The lower court judgment was reversed. UWF
1911-54 Parramore vs. Parramore. (Za@k Parramore, appellant, vs. Lucy Parramore, appellee. 61 Florida Reports 701 712.
Court, January term, 1911. Mr. Parramore obtained a divorce by fraud, but the lower court reinstated their marriage. The Supreme Court affirmed the decision. UWF
1911-55 Pensacola. Board of Bond Trustees Advertisement, proposal, specifications, contract and bond for the construction of, extensions to, and improvements of system of storm water drains and of the ... sanitary sewers ... [Pensacola? 1911] 47 p.
1911-56 Pensacola Commercial Association Farm facts and forage crops of Escambia Co. July, 1911. [Pensacola: 1911]
1911-57 Pensacola Commercial Association Pictures and pointers about Pensacola. Best place in Florida or anywhere else. ... July, 1911. [Pensacola? 1911] Broadside, [2] p. illus., ports., map. 61 x 45 (fold. to 22 1/2 x10 1/2) cm. On reverse, reprint of an article on Pensacola from Atlanta "Constitution," Sunday, March 5, 1911. State Library of Fiorida 1911-58
Smith vs. Milton et al. (J. D. Smith, appellant, vs. John Milton, Jr., as Mayor, and C. C. Liddon, et al., as Town Councilmen of the Town of Marianna, and F. G. Merritt as Town Clerk of said town, appellees. 61 Florida Reports 745 765. Appeal from Jackson Co. Circuit Court to Florida Supreme Court, January, 1911. Smith argued that a town ordinance, 1909, providing for a
$10,000 bond issue was illegal, but the lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF 1911-59
Stearns & Culver Lumber Co. vs. Cawthon et al. (Stearns & Culver Lumber Company, plaintiff in error, vs. Mary A. Cawthon, et al., defendants in error. 62 Florida Reports 370 382.
Court, June term, 1911. The company was accused of trespass and taking logs, turpentine and rosin from property of the Cawthon family; the lower court verdict was affirmed. UWF
1911-60 [Stratemeyer, Edward L.] Outdoor chums on the Gulf; or, Rescuing the lost balloonist, by Captain Quincy Allen [pseud.]. N. Y.: Grosset & Dunlap [1911] iv, 230 p.
Not seen; title from Gardner, 951. 1911-61 Thomas, Robert Theodore (1884 ) History of the Mount Zion Baptist Church, Pensacola, Florida, from its organization, August 16th 1880 to August l6, 1911; its growth and workers, by Robt. T. Thomas, Secretary ... [Pensacola? 1911?] [x], 21, [20] p. illus., ports. 22 1/2 cm. Advertisements interspersed History of the church, p. 3 19. Includes a directory, portraits of church officers and biography of Rev. Robert Ahrens (b. 1833). Historic Pensacola Preservation Board; UWF (copy) 1911-62 Welch et al. vs. Cottondale. (Columbus Welch, et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. the Town of Cottondale, a corporation, defendant in error.) 6l Florida Reports 470 473. Writ of error to Jackson Co. Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1911. Welch petitioned to exclude his lands from the corporate limits of the town. The lower court dismissed ihe petition and the Supreme Court affirmed the judgment. UWF
1911-63 Williams et al. vs. Capehart et al. (W. E. Williams as County Judge in and for Jackson County, Florida, and W. H. Milton as Administrator de bonis non of Peter Gillette, deceased, plaintiffs in error, vs. John Capehart as Administrator of Mary Gillette, deceased, defendant in error.) 61 Florida Reports 473 484. Writ of error to Jackson Co. Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1911. A county judge in 1902 ordered Milton to pay claims of the Gillette estate. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF
1912-26 Axelson, Margaret 'Tis only parole. Words by Margaret Axelson; music by Margaret A. Cromarty. St. Louis: Published by Needham Music House [1912] 4 p. illus. (col.) 35 1/2 cm.
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1912-27 Brown vs. Avery. (Elma G. Brown, appellant, vs. Louise Avery, by her next friend, A. M. Avery, et al., appellees. 63 Florida Reports 355 379.
Court, January term, 1912. Emily C. Wright (d. 1911) made a codicil to her will which Miss Brown, her adopted daughter, felt should not be entered in probate. The lower court decision was affirmed. UWF
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Charbonier vs. Arbona. (Mary D. Charbonier, appellant, vs. Joseph Arbona, appellee. 63 Florida Reports 384 386. Appeal from Escambia Co. Circuit Court to Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1912. Miss Charbonier gave an option to Arbona to purchase certain property to be used as a barroom. The lower court judgment was affirmed. See also 68 Florida Reports 194 (June, 1914), where Arbona sued for breach of warranty, and the Supreme Court held in Charbonier's favor. UWF 1912-29
Collins vs. Florida. (Lee Collins, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Florida, defendant in error. 64 Florida Reports 239 242. Writ of error to Jaokson Co. Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1912. Collins, a black, was indicted for the murder of Dan Hansford in Calhoun County. His trial was removed to Jackson County and he was later removed for safekeeping to Tallahassee and Jacksonville. The lower court refused to grant another change of venue, and this judgement was affirmed. UWF
1912-30 Franz, Alexander Die Erste Deutsche Einwanderung in das Mississippital. Eine kritische Wurdigung. Von Prof. Dr. Alexander Franz. Deutsche amerikanische Geschichtsblatter (Chicago), v. 12 (1912), p. 190 282.
ships carrying German emigrants to Louisiana, 1718 1722, p. 198 258. UWF (copy) 1912-31 Goulding Fertilizer Co. vs. Watts. (Goulding Fertilizer Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Ed. Watts, defendant in error. 63 Florida Reports 155-161. Writ of error to Escambia Co. Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1912. Watts was burned by acid at the company's plant; the lower court verdict of damages was affirmed. UWF 1912-32
Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Florida By laws of Excelsior encampment no. 4, Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the State of Florida, instituted at Pensacola, Fla. Pensacola: The White Printing Co., 1912. 6 p. l4 x 9 cm.
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Johnson vs. Florida. (Walter Johnson, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Florida, defendant in error. 64 Florida Reports 321 326. Writ of error to Santa Rosa Co. Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1912. Johnson was convicted of murdering Frank Jernigan; the lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF 1912-34
L. & N. vs. Railroad Commissioners. (Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company, a corporation, appellant, vs. Railroad Commissioners, appellees. 63 Florida Reports 491 508.
January term, 1912. The company objected to an order of the Commission regarding the improvement of the station at DeFuniak Springs. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF 1912-35
Pensacola Commercial Association Pensacola's preparation for the Panama Canal. Resolutions of the Commercial Association of Pensacola, Fla. ... [Pensacola? 1912?] [4] p. 23 om. In support of the intercoastal waterway, a deeper channel to the harbor and other municipal improvements. Dated at end, March 21, 1912. UWF
1912-36 Pensacola, St. Andrews & Gulf vs. Austin. (Pensacola, St. Andrews & Gulf Steamship Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Louise Austin, defendant in error. 63 Florida Reports 24l-248. Writ of error to Escambia Co. Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1912. Miss Austin went on the company's wharf to get a package shipped on the steamer "Tarpon" She was injured and obtained a lower court judgment, which the Supreme Court reversed. UWF
1912-37 Scott vs. Taylor. (J. Conrad Scott, appellant, vs. Emma H. Taylor, appellee. 63 Florida Reports 612 620.
Court, January term, 1912. D. Hale Wilson transferred Scott's note to Mrs. Taylor. Scott's security, three lots in the New City tract, were cancelled without her knowledge. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF
1912-38 Taylor vs. American National Bank. (Clara B. Taylor and J. Frank Taylor, appellants, vs. American National Bank of Pensacola, Florida, a corporation, appellee.) 63 Florida Reports 631 658.
Court, January term, 1912. Both parties claimed to hold a mortgage against D. Hale Wilson (d. 1910); the lower court judgment was affirmed. See also 64 Florida Reports 525 533. UWF 1912-39
Wood Lumber Co. vs. Gipson. (Geo E. Wood Lumber Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Addie P. Gipson by her next friend, J. T. Gilmore, defendant in error.) 63 Florida Reports 316 324. Writ of error to Washington County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1912. Mrs. Gipson's husband, C. G. Gipson, was killed in an accident at the company's sawmill on the Choctawhatchee River. She was awarded damages by the lower court and the judgement was affirmed. UWF
1912-40 Milton, Fla. Ordinances Revised code of ordinances of the Town of Milton, Florida, 1912. Compiled and revised by W. W. Clark, attorney-at-law, under authority of the Town Council of the Town of Milton, and including the charter of the Town and rules and order of procedure of the Town Council. Adopted by the Town Council on the 8th day of August, A. D. 1912. ... [Milton? 1912?]
144 p. 20 1/2 x 18 cm. Errata tipped to p. [1]. An Act to incorporate ... the Town of Milton (Chapter 4656, Acts of 1897), p. [12]-23. Revised code of ordinances, p. [25]-130; Index, p [131]-144. UWF
1913-30 Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railway. Ten Months Progress. [New York? Megargel & Co., 1913] 18 leaves Report by bonding company of progress of railway in Pensacola and Goulding; with numerous photos of Pensacola and G.F. & A. directors (W. A. Blount, W. S. Keyser). P. K. Yonge Library; UWF (copy) 1913-31 Library of Southern Literature; compiled under the direction of southern men of letters. Edwin Anderson Alderman, Joel Chandler Harris, editors in chief, Charles William Kent, literary editor ... New Orleans, Atlanta, etc.: Martin & Hoyt Co., 1908-1913. 16 v. plates, ports. 24 cm. See v.3, p. 1123-1129, Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry, "Negotiations for the Acquisition of Florida;" v.6, p. 2375-2379, Caroline Mays Brevard, "Caroline Lee Hentz;" v. 14, p. 6430-6431, "Confederate Monument, Pensacola, Florida;" v. 15, p. 285, biography of Stephen Russell Mallory; v. 16, p. 22-28, George R. Fairbanks, "Florida During the English Occupation." UWF
1913-32 Boley vs. McMillan. (Louis Boley, et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. A. M. McMillan, defendant in error.) 66 Florida Reports 159 168.
Supreme Court, June term, 1913. McMillan won a lower court judgment in ejecting Boley and others from property in the Domingez grant described in a deed from the heirs of Rebecca Waters. Because of an indefinite description of the property, the lower court judgment was reversed. UWF 1913-33
Escambia County vs. Blount Construction Co. (County of Escambia, appellant, vs. the Blount Construction Company, appellee.) 66 Florida Reports 129 133. Appeal from Escambia County Circuit Court to Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1913. The company constructed the county jail; various alterations and changes were disputed. The lower court verdict was affirmed. See also 86 Florida Reports 244-248. UWF 1913-34
Ferry Pass Shippers vs. Pensacola Lumber Co. (Ferry Pass Shippers & Inspectors' Association, plaintiff in error, vs. Pensacola Lumber Company, a corporation, defendant in error. 65 Florida Reports 313 321.
Supreme Court, January term, 1913. Timber from the Cedar Creek Mill Co. was inspected by John T. Harper and William A. Tippin, officers of the Association. The Download 0.93 Mb. Share with your friends:
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