Supreme Court rules against Peg Leg Williams in emigrant agent case
Georgia man R A Williams known as Peg Leg Williams loses Georgia emigrant agent case as the state’s high court upholds that taxing emigrant agents in Georgia is not a constitutional barrier. Williams must stand trial in Greene and Morgan counties for soliciting laborers without paying the $500 license in each county. The decision may be appealed to the United States Supreme Court, with Williams remaining on bond.
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Greene County
John GO. Hart
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The Surveyors Reach Athens On 96 Mile Line
The Charleston Chattanooga and Augusta survey from Augusta to Athens finished with 14 men arriving in Athens yesterday. The line runs 96 miles and will be mapped over several days before deciding if the road extends to Chattanooga. Capt. T. B. Lee leads the party with J. E. Clarey managing the commissary.
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A New Oil Mill Near Athens Hinted By Citizens
A prospect for a new oil mill near Athens is raised as prominent citizens back the project. If successful, a large mill could be built to employ many workers and create a strong market for cotton seed, with plans to start by September when the cotton seed supply is ready.
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