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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1911

Page

5

New Clerk for Judge Newman in Atlanta

United States District Judge W. T. Newman announced the appointment of O. C. Fuller as clerk of the district court succeeding W. Colquitt Carter who retires to enter real estate. Fuller, to be sworn in, will also oversee deputy clerks and draw a dual salary plan through January. Moonshine cases noted decline since 1886 with hundreds of cases planned for the October and November terms.

Atlanta United States District W. T. Newman O. C. Fuller United States Circuit Court District Court W. Colquitt Carter Fuller Newman John D. Steward Fred Beers R. T. Fuller United States Cleveland Georgia North Athens

Georgia Railways and Utilities Valuations Rise in 1911

Georgia's 1911 assessed valuations climb to 816.7 million with railroads at 98.7 million and utilities at 33.0 million, up 45.9 million overall. On a five mill basis the state will receive about 3 million dollars in taxes from these properties.

Atlanta Capitol Georgia

Lord Roberts Nears Forescore Milestone

London September 30 Earl Roberts Britain's most popular military hero receives many congratulations as he begins his eightieth year in excellent health for a man of his many campaigns spanning the last half century.

London Earl Roberts Britain

Meeting on Cotton Prices in Little Rock

In Little Rock Arkansas on September 30 a mass convention of farmers and business men gathered by order of Governor Donaghey to discuss strategies to raise this year's cotton price.

Little Rock Ark Donaghey Arkansas

Long Service of Negro Postmaster

Port Gibson Miss Sept 30 Thomas Richardson a negro retires from the postmastership of Port Gibson after 60 years of service since 1870 apart from eight years during Cleveland administration. He leaves a near unparalleled record in the postal service.

Port Gibson Miss Post Office Thomas Richardson Richardson Cleveland

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