Railroad charter sought for Clarke Madison Franklin Hart counties
A long legal notice from Clarke County Georgia outlines petitions by A W Hobson W B Dorsey C J O Farrell James White and others of Athens and Hartwell to form a railroad company called Railway Company. The proposed line runs sixty miles from Athens through Clarke Madison Franklin and Hart counties to the Savannah River near the South Carolina line with capital stock of 100000 in common stock. The petition seeks incorporation under state law and names Hartwell as principal office.
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Georgia
Hart County
Phillip Cook
State of Georgia
A. W Hobsson
Bo Dorsey
C.J. O'Farrell
James White
Athens
Aln
Alford
W Williams
J. H. Tadies
AJ McMullan
Linder
W. la. Hodges
Hartwell
GW. Westbrook
W. Brooks
Royston
Berry T Moseley
Danielsville
A. 0. Owens
Canon
J. RR. Dorteh
Carnesville
Gentie 5
Ate
Gieorgia
Ieee
Wid
Caroline Corporation
Railway Company
Clarke
Madison
Franklin and
Hart
Savannah River
Thurtwell
Anderson
S.C
South Carolina
Stite
County Sth
Hodges
Clarke County Court notices and charter petitions in 1907
Clarke County Georgia proceedings show appraisers reporting for guardianship support for Mrs Tele Peal Oldham and her child, a charter petition for Union Progress to aid sick and aged, and notices of administration and bridge bids. Also reports on library and school improvements with prize awards to Poplar Springs Industrial School and remarks on local education efforts.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Clarke County Court of Ordinary
Lillie M. Harris
J. O. Harris
Wingfield, SR
G. W. George
Sallie L. Wigh
Oime
J. B. Lowe
Osiald County
Tele Peal
Oldham
State of Georgia
J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
Union Progress
Gald Court
Thra
Clarne County
K.P. Kenney
Misa Louise A. Kenney
Court of Ordinary
Luz
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Georgia liquor sale bill seeks regulated licenses in 1909
Atlanta reports a bill by Mr Hall of Bibb to regulate liquor sales in Georgia as a substitute for prohibition. The measure would ban sale after January 1 1909 except as allowed, require applications and 200 signatures, annual fees of 2000, a 1500 indemnity bond, and operating hours from 6 am to 6 pm with detailed disclosures to the agriculture commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hall
Bibb
Georgia
Georgia School Improvement Club Holds Annual Session
At the University chapel the Georgia School Improvement Club met for its annual session. Mrs. Hill was unable to attend due to illness at her Clarkesville home. Supt. Wooster announced officer nominations. Prof. Euler B. Smith moved for Mrs. Hill’s reelection and for other officers to be named soon. The program featured short talks on improvement, starting with library importance. Prof. Brown urged libraries to enrich pupil culture and character, aiding in literacy and community culture. E. S. Heard of Middleton was noted for discussing library acquisition.
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Merritt
Brown
Griggs
Westerday
University Chapel
The
Georgia School Improve
Walter Bo Hui
Clarkesville
Club
Euler B. Smith
E. 8. Heard
Middleton
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Pure Food Commissioners
Genesee Pure Food Co
LeRoy, N.Y
Jamestown Exposition
Board of County
Toy
Said
Wit Brothers
M. E. Hale
Howell C. Erwin
Alexander
Mary E. Dobbins
Wm. J. Dobbins
Eorgia
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United States
West
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co. Ga
Clarke County Court OF
Susie Crowley
Jus. T. Crowley
Board of Commissioners
Routy
Clarke Conn
Noar
Princeton
Oconee River
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Jas. Barrow
Board of Commission
Athens, Ga
W. V. Robertson
Shackelford Hodgson Building
Celeste Parrish
State Naval School
Gardeine
Emma Perry
Poplar Springs Industrial School
Laurens County
Perry
Earnest
Anant
Georgia School Improvement Club
Misse? Perry
Martin
Flint Hill
Newton County
College Park
Fulton County
M. L
Britain
D. L. Earnest
Jerem. Pound
O. A. Thaxton
Wieruts
Brussels
Real Manchester
Chambray
Madras
Shepherds Plaid
Batiste
India
Feore Cent Grade
Fil de Chine
Battiste
Lucien B. Flatow CO
Ker
Joe Hall
Commissioner of Agriculture
Mrs. Hill
Ment Club
Supt. Wooster
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