Southern Refining Company charter petition filed in Clarke County
Clarke County Superior Court hears petitions for incorporation of two firms. First seeks to form Southern Refining Company in Athens with 150000 dollars capital, broad powers to buy sell real and personal property, manufacture and trade oils fertilizers and guns, and amend or liquidate by stock vote. Second proposes American Land Company with 25000 dollars capital to buy sell real estate, operate agricultural industrial ventures, issue bonds, and branch within Georgia and abroad. Both outline offices, stock details, liability limits, and corporate powers. Public notices include unrelated Clarke County sheriff sale, discharge petition for Bernstein estate, and other court actions.
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Southern Refining Company
Athens
Clarke
Said Corporation
Board of Directors
Caryation
Lawa
Giorgia
Ciates
American Land Company
Sald Corporation
Nts
Clarke County
Georgia
United States of America
Cobb & Erwin
Attorneya,borgia
State OF Georgia
Court House
Wilson
C. Morton Strahan
Jackson & Vincent
Geo. McWhorter
A. Fa
W. E. Jackson
Susie Rakestraw Charged With Chicken Theft
Susie Rakestraw, colored, is charged with stealing a hen from Editor J. E. Gardner. A neighbor witnessed the daylight theft and the head was wrung off the bird as evidence. She admitted the act and was bound over to the city court in $200. Judge Foster presiding.
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J. E. Gardner
Susie
Cook
Foster
Cobb
Watson to Speak in Royston on August 20
Royston Ga August 6 Hon Thom as E Watson candidate for president on the populist ticket will deliver a campaign speech in Royston August 20 With many warm friends in Franklin and adjoining counties he has consented to come a record breaking crowd is expected to hear him speak.
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Royston
Thomas E. Watson
Jefferson
Watson
Franklin
Prison Commission Heard From 200 Citizens on Camp Cruelty
Chairman J B Turner's testimony urged subpoenas for 200 reputable locals near felony contract camps to testify on cruelty claims. He cited witnesses as ministers, lawyers, doctors, bankers and farmers, stressing they are independent of camps or contractors and seek the truth.
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Turner
Prison Commission
Legislative Investigating Committee
Atlanta
Peter Harris
Fulton County
Harris
Webb
Mitchell
Durham
Walker County
Edwards
Chattahoochee
Slater
J. A. Cochran
Foster
Dozier
Fisher
Redmond
Slater. Redmond
Siz
Bankston
Jakin
Jim Bankston
Moore
Alex Lee Winn
Keith
Cochran
Cochrans
Dr. Edwards
State Farm
Sugar Hill
Chattahoochee I
R.A. Keith
O'Neal
Maco
Jake Moore
Richwood Lumber Company
Gary
Richmond
G. W. Gress
Gress
W. 8. West
Valdosta
Florida
Thriner
W. 8
Wert
Commissioner of Agriculture of
Casey
Stampa
Samuel H. Green
L. A. Rhymes
Green
Rhymes
Sugar Hill Camp
Bartow County
Tomlinson
Alex Lee
Abe” Winn
John D. Goode
Tatum
J. H. Hendrix
Jasper
Winn
J. W. Gillespie
Abe
T. B. McKeon
J. P. Bloodworth
Joe Friable
Nickajack
Crow
Georgia
Seven cases of cruelty in felony camps examined
A Georgia hearing recounts seven alleged atrocities in state convict camps over a decade. Witnesses testify about whippings, deaths, and possible iuctions, with some cases ruled public record or attributed to other causes. Commissioners defend investigations and note reforms and bids for convict labor contracts.
Georgia House Encounters Major Salary Hike and Bill Rejections
The Georgia House approved raising the state entomologist salary from 1500 to 2000. After two hours of debate the House rejected Wright of Richmond's bill to enact a new code of laws by 88 to 65, lacking a constitutional majority. Senate defeated the solicitor general bill by 31 to 20, also short of the majority. A bill to create a new Georgia Willie was killed 2010 to 19 lacking three votes for constitutional majority. A laundry payment anecdote and various local political notes appear, plus judge Tigner of Columbus appointed to a four year term.
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House
Wright
Richmond
Senate
Willy of
Georgia
Willie
Smith
GY Tigner
Columbus
Muscogee
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J. W. Griffin
Hancock
C. B. Griffith
W. Fleming
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E. J. Crawford
W. B. Dozier
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O. A. Doster
T. H. Doster, Jr
Selig Bernstein
Jennie
Bernstein
B. Wingfield, Sr
Peek
Mary Dukes
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
J. F. Williams
Clara M. Willams
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C. H. Brand
Board of County Commissioners Roads and Revenues of
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Susie Rakestraw
Gardner
Skoop
Hos
E. Watson
Dr. Te Rheumatic Emedy
A. Palmer É Sous
J. S. Turner
The
State Prison Commission
W. B. Lowe
James M. Smith
Kruger & Pace
Cunda Lumber Company
B. H. Hurd
Donalson Lumber Company
A. B. Steele
Enterprise Lumber Company
Baxter & Co
Commission
Chattahoochee Brick Company
Dade Coal Company
Donalsonville
Anderson
Hurts
Hurt
Lowe
Ulin Hun
Joal Hurt
J. M. Bibb
Birmingham
Ala
Bibb
Nleatoy
Bae
Tees
Basily
Avlanta
Dr. Schoop