City Finance Report and Auditor Says Delays Plague 1891 Ledger
The Americus City Council published the finance committee report detailing receipts and disbursements from January to May 1891. It notes delays due to unread books, urges closing delinquent 1890 taxes, questions water works costs, and demands proper sinking fund separation and timely audits by McKay and Dunn with supplementary findings to follow.
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Redistricting plans for Georgia Congress districts debated
The coming session will consider dividing Georgia into eleven districts rather than ten. Major cities push for separate districts to maximize influence, with Savannah Brunswick Atlanta Augusta Macon and others seeking distinct zones. The proposal outfits a map with districts centered on Savannah Albany Americus Columbus and Atlanta, aiming to balance population and political gain across the state.
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