Greater Anniston bill approved by governor
The Greater Anniston bill annexing Oxanna to Anniston has become law. It authorizes the county to issue bonds up to 100000 dollars to fund the new courthouse and the county floating debt.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
3
The Greater Anniston bill annexing Oxanna to Anniston has become law. It authorizes the county to issue bonds up to 100000 dollars to fund the new courthouse and the county floating debt.
The city council held a regular session with routine business. Anniston Electro and Gas Company sought right of way over Sixth Street to Tyler Hill and must publish franchises before approval. Avinston Electric and Gas Company requests a switch track at Thirteenth and Noble Streets. Driver for hash reel No 1 and a patrolman position were postponed amid other actions. An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a health tonic.
New York March 1 W M Evarts died at his home yesterday at age 63. Pneumonia caused his death after years of blindness and frailty kept him from leaving home. He headed the law firm Evarts Choate and Beaman in name, though not in active practice for years.
We are doing more towards the advertising and upbuilding of Anniston and Calhoun county than all others combined. We ask for your patronage whether you want to buy sell rent or insure your property.
Classified brief listing two room house options with bath in Tyler Hill area. One unit offers 5 rooms with bath east Fifteenth Street near Quintard Avenue priced at $10 per month while another room house with bath is available at $8 per month.
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