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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1902

Page

6

Health Board to Meet Today in Atlanta

The Atlanta health board schedules its last old-board meeting this afternoon at 5 o clock to organize a new board with two added members under a recent charter amendment. Dr B H Richardson will present the annual report with vital statistics, including 1901 marriages births and deaths. Captain George Hope will submit his second annual sanitary department report showing work done and financials for the year.

Board of Health Burton “Smith Wheeler Mangum Charles, Vaughan B.V. Carter B. H. Richardson Atlanta Hope George Hope Sanitary ‘Department Hoope Sanitary Department Clark Broyles Reformatory Ani Cty Grand Jury Nhe Reformatory Clarence. Moore Recorder’s Court

Substations Proposed and Police Report for 1904

Chief Ball presents an annual Atlanta police report noting growth, discipline, and improved conditions. It calls for two new sub police stations on Marietta and Peters streets, higher clerical salaries, better horse and cab oversight, and a juvenile reformatory plan to guide youth away from crime. It honors Officer De Bray and outlines crime suppression amid population growth.

Dra, Carnes, & Carnes Atlanta Humane Society Signal Service Marietta Street Jones Avenue Alexander Seventh Ward Peters

City legal department reports large drop in suits and court cases

A 1901 city legal report details a reduction in pending suits from thirty-two to perhaps thirty-four in superior court and eighty-five to 102 in city court. It notes disposed cases, discusses taxing city property, and praises Judge Lumpkin and city officials for their enforcement of laws, with a lengthy council-facing summary due next Monday.

Maynon Justice Courte Mayon Atlanta Gate City Guard Board of Health Lumpkin Mayson Nwsance Supreme ‘Court Greelie Tceard Senate William P. Hill Charles. HL. Heffin

Fifth regiment to elect new major next Monday

The Fifth regiment will hold a election to fill the major's post after Colonel Joseph Van Holt Nash retired with the title. Two officers are named for the position Captain Harry W. Anderson and Captain W H Shearer. The regiment has been disorganized but expects to be put on a sound basis at the meeting aided by Lieutenant Colonel Clifford Anderson and Adjutant Burton Smith.

Joseph van Holt Nash Harry W. Anderson W. H. Shearer Clifford Anderson Burton Smith

City council committees and chairmanships outlined

A report lists likely year committee appointments and chair positions under Mayor Mims. Predicted chairs include Kontz for the sixth ward tax committee, LaHatte for the tax panel, Glass or Terry for streets, Harweh for the sewer panel, Hill for firemasters, Fierce for sanitary affairs, Longino for hospitals and charities, with ordinance chair unsettled and schools to Johnson or Beck.

Latfatte LaHatte Glass Counceilman Glass Terry Day Board of Health Fierce Longino Wis Johnson Beck

Ward leaders pick finance committee members

Ward officials will head the finance committee with aldermen LaHatte and Johnson among those appointed. The seven member group will include Reed Howell and Beck, with two slots from the sixth ward leaving another ward without representation. Dur

INO LOMQuac and Sons Opticians at 42 Nead Street

Local listing shows INO LOMQuac and Sons, scientific opticians, connected to Kel lan and Moors, Prudential Building address at 42 Nead Street. Firm name appears altered in OCR. details indicate an optical services provider with a Prudential Building link.

INO Lomquac& Sons Kellan & Moors Nead St Prudential Bullding

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