Washington estimates show total appropriations for 1904
Secretary of the Treasury submits the government’s fiscal year 1904 appropriation estimates totaling 589 189 212 dollars, a decrease of 21 053 575 from 1903. Highlights include increases for legislative salaries, executive civil service, foreign intercourse, and large cuts in the war department and DC district funding.
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Congress
Interior Department
Postolice
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Civil Service Commission
State Department
Treasury
District of Columbia
WAR Department
Indigent Yets Debate Military Budget In Georgia
The debate centers on state support for the militia with speakers from Muscogee, Chatham, Dougherty and Berrien. Troops from Savannah Volunteer Guards served in the Spanish War, funding by volunteers, and an amendment to raise appropriations to 20 000 is approved after extensive discussion. The bill advances to the house for final action and then to the senate.
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Knights
Tigner
Muscogee
Cann
Chatham
Knight
Berrien
Savannah
Mr. Jones
Dougherty
Appropriations Committee
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Senate Busy Session Passes Reorganization Bill
The senate held a short busy session yesterday approving several routine measures. Three bills passed, notably the Merritt measure reorganizing state forces. House bills were read for first time and sent to committees. Executive session saw confirmation of appointments. A joint resolution received unanimous Senate concurrence. Hall’s Catarrh Cure ads promote a constitutional remedy with testimonials and a money back guarantee.
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Merritt
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Cal
State Gossip Uses Capitol Corridors In Appointments And Bills
The governor sent appointments to the senate for Harper Mamilton as city court judge in Rome for four years from October 6, 1903 and L. G. Harvey as solicitor of Bryan county for two years from July 27, 1903. Local bills approved include repealing in Fayette and Wilkes counties, amending Atlanta’s charter for an $80,000 bond issue, establishing a Colquitt dispensary, and amending Flintstone’s charter. The Australian ballot bill faces Senate consideration at 2:30 pm. Trustees urged at least 340,000 for the state sanitarium. House introduced bills to curb steam powered road machines, increase pensions for Confederate soldiers, and establish a state tax commission.
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Walker County
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Richmond Senate Considers State University Visit and Bills Passed
A report outlines a 15 member House and 10 member Senate committee to visit the state university during June 1963 commence ment. It lists senators McMichael Atkinson Lee Park Stevens Middlebrooks Moore Ledford Lesinger Skelton and notes a governor’s sealed communication. Bills passed include military reorganization and Edgewood charter, Columbus charter expansion. New bills introduced cover Atwater incorporation with voter rules and dissolution of corporations by superior courts for stockholder petitions and receiverships.
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DeKalb County
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Upson County
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Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son
Advertising copy praises a book and urges writing for it. It notes publishers Jno. M. Miller Co at 39 Marietta Street and mentions New Phonographs with Atlanta Phono Co at 103 Peabody?
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Marietta St
Atlanta Phoro Co
Unsettled Weather With Rain Forecast For Atlanta
The day promises more rain in Atlanta and vicinity after a misty damp day yesterday with slow drizzle. Temperatures hovered around 41 degrees in the morning and the outlook is similar unsettled conditions with ongoing light showers.
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Old Hats Cleaned and Reshaped for Fall Styles
Dr. Lewis is transferred to First Methodist Church in Little Rock Arkansas. The Atlanta minister Walker Lewis D D has been appointed by Bishop Hoss after serving as presiding elder in the Gainesville district and as pastor at Trinity and First Methodist churches in Atlanta. He will move immediately to Little Rock.
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Lewis
South Georgia
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Hoss
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