The Commissioner of Fisheries recommends that the sponge law be changed. [Particulars of sponges around Cape Florida and Soldier Key.] (30 Nov 1910)
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The steamer Fanny C. Hart arrives in Miami. (23 Nov 1910)
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The survey of the bay by the U.S. Engineer is nearly completed. (21 Nov 1910)
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Strippings from the wrecked Statesbury [Stotesbury] will be sold by Capt. Meech at Cook’s dock. (10 Nov 1910)
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The Peninsula Fish Company schooner Limena returns to port with 6000 pounds of Spanish mackerel. (7 Nov 1910)
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The Navy may raise the battleship Maine in February. (5 Nov 1910)
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Wreckage from the 210-foot Stotesbury is brought to port. (4 Nov 1910)
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