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Future Property Buyers To Be Given Story Of Monroe County La?ul E wry mm who toy* property ta l*T *n UM Keys n to to Lu 4 TMto oa|M]r for IM •tetrad will henceforth te five* • te*tory of tIM tend to Monro* Coo* to. K was imnmM I*at week by •toe* Ntaay parson* art interest •and to Just bo* Monroe < ounty ram* teto nuUar*, to Nat tonal Mom* Meek Editto* of TW CiUse* re rats ton rateable little tenter y. Is called' **PnMto Mtotorv of Land* In Men in* ( aunty. Honda and is printed teiow to Ha entirety Ifttt 21 By Treaty with Spain "designating with peer it ion til* ■to it* of then respective bordering STAPLES T* We Are General Coniraciors... l l' With Solid Background and Exporionco in Both Homo and Commorcial Building* A Alteration and Repair. *h Planning Oar Work... /\ W# Draw Upon Comprehensive Market P Reports and Building Information in Order That We May Select the Newest Materials Wj and Ideas Best Suited to the Key West Area. • * L* We Carry Onr Plans from Blueprint ¥ To Reality... As Economically As Is Compatible with EFine Materials and Competent Skilled W"% Labor. We Welcome Your Inquiries. L 1120 South Street Phone 2-5516 JLLi STAPLES FINANCE HOME REPAIRS THROUGH YOUR LOCAL BANK • RE-ROOF • REPAIR • PAINT • ADD A BATH • REMODEL • INSTALL JALOUSIES or STORM SHUTTERS WHATEVER IT IS YOU WISH TO DO TO IMPROVE YOUR HOME. APPLY FOR A LOAN AT YOUR KEY WEST BANK WHERE FINANCING IS DONE AT REASONABLE RATES. THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 1 AT KEY WEST IX Member of the Federal Depoil Insurance Corporation i tomtorto* to North Amenc*," to* i riartdaa were cwOod t* to* UJ \ Article 11 af ton trnaty reruns, i "Hi* Cntonlto majnety end** to to* Vnttnd Ota to* to full prop**; and sovnmjnrty. all trrrftortos which bnlnaf to hun utuated to to* *a*t ward of to* M sstoatppi known by i th aam* of F.aat and Wnst Her id* Tte adjacent island* depend *nt on said provinces aQ public Into and itusrti, vacant lands, public edifice*. fortifkationa. bar racks, and otor buildings. which I ar* not privato property arcMnna and document* which mint* direct ily to th* prop**; and sovereignty of said province*, ar* inciodnd In I thia article Th* said archives and d*nto*nt* shall b* toft In pots** sim af to* commsaaart** *c effte in if to 'l'nitod Metes duly mrttowtand to r*e*tv* town " fVai. it, r*d nut Fag* •>. linn By Act af- o<mgmt. ap proved March M. IIS. tte territory cadad by Spam known as East and Want Hands, was conatitutod a Territory af the L'aMnd State* This A* was amended from time to urn* op to US Non* of th*** Acts contained any provtaton nspr***iy enUltog la lands. *sc*pt th* A* of i March t US authoruiaf the *s tohltohment af a town an land re served for th* use of schools and directing tte manner af disposing i of certain rastrved quarter asruons af land tor the seat of Government to Hnrtdn (Vnl I. Hn GenL Bnv Mats . US pp Wm ) UtodS la US th* D*l*fatns of th* Territory of Honda ashed far admission, by A* af congress, ap provad March 1, IM. Honda, con currently wttfe town was admitted as a State into the L'nwa Sec S of ttos A* enacts that said hut* of Honda shall embrace to* wmtor to* *f East and Bast Honda, which by treaty b*uws Lai tod State* and Spam an February 23 Hit war* ceded to th* l'sited State, tec. 7 of this Art enact* that both State* ar* a* admitted “an th* **• proas rood it** that they shall aev er interfere with th* primary di poaal of pohtic lands lying within them, nor levy any Us on same whilst remaining th* property of th* limed lutes * (Vl I Mat* at Large, p. 742 >. ISO L'ndr A* of Cengr*** pes* ed March S, I*o. there were grant ad m ISO by the Tatted State* to Hands. 500 nun acre* of land for internal improvement purposes (Vnl 0. Stats at Large, p 510 ) Also by (oagreastofiai Act of that date certain School Lands" were granted the State (Vol. 5 Stats at Large, p TOO. Ch Si These In eluded ' section number 10 in every township or other lauds equivalent thereto, for th* use of th* inhabit ant* of such township for th* sup port of such schools," etc. By Ch 384. Art of Congress. February S. Itol. if a pre-emption or borne Meed waa made, before survey, en auy section M. such section was dsciarsd subjart thereto; and if •ay such section had been "grant ad. reserved or pledged for the use of schools or eollefcs - other lands of equal acreage" were appropri a ted, to te selected by such State, la lieu of such as were taken by preemption or homestead settlers If such section U lays wtthia aay Indian, Military or other reserve tton. or had otherwise been dispoe ed of by the T. S.. other lands of equal acreage were thereby prtatod and granted By Statute (Secs tot t) lb* title U vested to the State Board of Ed ucation. composed of th# Governor Secretary of State. Attorney Gen eral. State Treasurer and State Superintendent of Public Instnic lion Deeds are mad* by this Board under th* seal of. and attested by th* Commissioner of Agriculture (B S Sec STM) His certificate of ownership of public er school lands is prims fsci* evidence, and af the same effect as th* anginal deads. By act of ('ongreat approved Sept 28. ISM. the I'nitod States granted to the State of Florida all the Ii "Swamp and overflowed land* wnhta the hut* This Act is y*pu larty known as the ' Swamp Land* hct." and is found to Voi S. T S Stats at Large par* 319 IMS By Chapter SIS of the Acts of IMS all of th* 3to (to* seres granted to Florida for internal iro provement purposes a* retrained unsold, and all the proceeds of such as had been told also ail the swamp land or lands subject to overflow gr*nut bv t ongre** svept 21. IIM. sad their proceeds, uere set apart and declared s separate, distinct fund called "The Interna! Improvement Fund * uf the State bee 2 of that Act (as amended*, vested ail such lands and the fund* from seiliag them, irrevocably in five trustee*, namely, the Governor Comptroller Treavurer. Attorney General and Commissioner of Agri culture, of the State, in trust with power of sate and collect***, and of investing the proceeds Src li provide* th* Trustees shall fu the price of such lands, arrange for drainage of swamp and overflow ed laads encourage actual settle meet and cultivation by allowing peremptions, not exceeding one sec tion to any one settler (Fls Genl Hev SUts ISM, Secs 1084, 1033 1070 ) NOTE The "Internal Improve ment Fund Act" has been amended from time to time, notably in 1913. ISIS. ISI7. Th* Commusinnre of Agriculture of Florida with office* at th* Capitol at Tallahassee, is the lagal custodian irf the patents issued by th* United State* under the Act of Congress of Sept 2* ISM (Ha. Genl Rev Stas 1930 Sec* l*S to 175 too Sec alto Ch 1929. Acts IMI. A transcript of all surd patents ag relate to lands in Monroe Court* ia in our offices 199S 1911. Bv Chapters 77a. Acta ISM; 9192. Arts 17*: 3324 Acts 1181; 9843. Acta ism. aiM atio Acts 1S1; 8452. Art* 919 various lawa relating te public land* were passed By Chap 701 Act* JU*; 1017, Acts lias, certain laws rela Thc Franklin Life Insurance Cos. PROTECT THE SECURITY OF VOI R HOME WITH MORTf, \(,E INSURANCE W RITTEN FOR YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEED H. S. HOLCOMB 504 Bahama Street Genera! Apent RHONE I 2MI Srr >ou dreaming of • how# of your HL o*n?Why not make this (He year that 'Sh jLt dream romea gloriously Irue? If >ou fl ihr Hr have llir nay.. .a plan A■) JHHhv V home ownership I Hal any up-and r * rowing rouplr ran easily suing, %*nh u IHL i PW small do*n |>a>ment and monthly pa>* mi j(L' mrnls no higher than f ' Mj 18l glgjji Bn L —SUNSHINE— CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WE SUPPLY OUR OWN TERRAZZO AND THE WE WELCOME INQUIRIES FOR PLANS AND ESTIMATES IOSEPH R. SIRUGO. President 2313 Pattenon Avenue Died 2*3721 uag to grant* to riperiaa proprtw tors were passed Sec. 19 of th* Bill of Bight of the Honda to# •uurtwn *1 ii gives foreigners the same rights at to ownership aber.ua.* snd disposition of pro pert), as otieen* (A proposed Amendment limit* these privileges to foreigners eligible to ciuaensbp 1 1974 1*25 la I*3B. during Ter mortal Government. (Uar.gr Coun ty wa* wganued at the most south ern county. In 1814 Hid*borough Count* wss organised to the south net of Orange County. Portions of the** counties were u*ed in 1*74 to form Brevard Tountv te the South of Orange County Dade County to the south of Brevard County. Lee County on th# west •Kir of the peninsula to the south of Hilitborough Count*, snd Monroe Count* to the south of both Dade and lee Counties The area com prising Him roe louaty is described tn Section 7 44 Florida Statutes An notated, as follont * So much af the State of Florida as 1* Mtuated south of tl.e courty of Collier and nett or south of the countv of Dade, constitute* th* county of Monroe M PIILO TfITS IN Alt CONDITIONING A large field-testing program de signed to gather factual technical data on performances of air condi tioned house* is being planned bv the N4MB Research Institute for construction in Austin. Trias Twelve full scale research hous es will be built in order to obtain data on operating characteristic* of air conditioning equipment snd systems, the comparative values of bulk insulation versus reflective types, as well as effects of various types of overhang on heat gam. etc. The major aircondiUonmg manufacturers are cooperating In this program, whrk will be under th* technical supervison of th* Uni versity of Tesss. The houses will he completely instrumented by the Tniversitv and data collected due •ng a full year * operation. P 'C MEIAf ii j NeW— A COMPLETE NEW SERVICE TO KEY WEST llriitgiifg... 9 Healthful Recreation 9 Pleasant Entertaining 9 Restful Exercise A SWIMMING POOL $3,850 Complete INCLUDES: Approved FI liar. Safety Ladders. Und#nbat#r Lights. On# Y#ar Wat#r Supply AMBLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 612 William Strsst Dial 2-202 — I*t Ia f.Mjtimtn DeimU Of This Write