WANTED Salesmen and traveling sales positions listed
Classified help wanted notices include a traveling hosiery and underwear salesman with 6 percent commission, a whisky salesman for Georgia Florida Alabama with references, a traveling s alesman for frames and pictures, a superintendent of a related wear plant position, an experienced hotel manager or clerk, and agents wanted to sell The Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post with $20,000 prize potential. notices reference Constitution building and The Curtis Publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noretuses
Staples
Care Constitution
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
J. . Douglas Co
Second St
Louisville Ky
Cammen
Care
Reneeee
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis
Philadelphia
Personal notices for builders and contractors in southern press
Businesses such as architects contractors suppliers and insurers are urged to use the Daily Construction Bulletin and Southern Architect and Building News for advance information unavailable from other sources. The Southern Press Building, Atlanta Ga Austell building appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee
Southern
Southern Press
Bute ‘Austell
Atlanta
Gatt
Auction sale of household contents on 111 HK Hunter street
Contents from breaking up housekeeping offered at auction Tuesday January 7th at 10 am. Includes upright piano parlor suite paintings curtains bookcase and secretary antique furniture rugs carpets bric a brac clocks bedding tableware and more, all to the highest bidder. Auctioneer Lea Fresh with related real estate loan offers and city property lending services listed in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Street
Joseph Gating
Brussels
Lea Fresh
Work Of Past Year In City Water Works
Colonel Woodward, head of Atlanta water works, submits annual report outlining 15 miles 264 feet of new mains laid in the past year and 1 607 new valves in operation serving a quarter mile area. He urges stricter hydrant oversight, advocates purchasing a new pipe yard, notes washouts on Chatta hoochee avenue endangering a 1 1/2 inch main, and commends William and J W Rapp while recommending raises to their salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Park Woodward
City Water Works Department
Board of Water Commissioners
Atlanta
Woodward Avenue
Woodward
Water Board
Colonel Woodward
Chattahoochee Avenue
Water Works Department
Receiver's Sale of Gwinnett Cotton Mills in Lawrenceville
Pursuant to a Gwinnett Superior Court order dated November 20 1901 the receiver will sell at public outcry before the courthouse spar of Gwinnett County Lawrenceville Ga on January 18 1902 between 10 am and 2 pm the entire Gwinnett Cotton Mills property built five months ago at an estimated cost of 105600 comprising about 26 acres along Benboard Avenue and rail lines with a two story brick mill building six mules 700 spindles and modern machinery along with operable houses a brick warehouse and fittings all for cash subject to court confirmation Bids require 7000 certified funds and possession transfers upon sale payment of balance Addresses for information WoL Peel Receiver Atlanta Notice of Dissolution indicates dissolution of the firm George E Johnson Co with M A Fall continuing the business under M Fall's name at 15 East Alabama Street and collecting debts and paying claims Reflects endorsement of Mr Fall by Johnson and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwinnett Superior Court
Gwinnett County
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett Cotton Mills
Benboard AV and Rrk and Southern Railway Company
Millundine
Mil
Hetherington
Wol Peel
Thanta
George E. Johnson & Co
M Fali
M. A. Falk
East
Alabama Street
Fell
George E. Johnson
M. A. Fall
Atlanta
Lakeweod
Lakewood
Adeva
Pati Commission
W. Bee
Rome
Atlanta Park Board Report Shows Strong Year and Improvements
Park Commission president W. T. Moyers presents a detailed 1901 report to Atlanta council. The city parks posted substantial gains, with a $16,500 appropriation, expenses around $210,310, and a $3,904 cyclorama revenue. No debts, surplus supplies, new barn and comfort building planned, sewer upgraded, park enclosure urged, and crime minimal at Lakewood and Grant Park. calls for stronger tree protection and expert park management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Moyers
Atlanta
Park i
Poplar
Uu.s
Sloan
C.y m
Treasury
Hmits
Park Commission
L. P. Grant Park
Walla
P. Grint Park
L. P. Grant
Te Park Commission
TO ORGANIZE NEW CHURCH AT IMMANUEL BAPTIST
Immanuel Baptist Church was organized Sunday at 3 by the presbytery including Dr. John E. White Dr. W. W Landrum Rev. J. S. Goodwin and Rev. J. F. McConnell. A new church edifice is under construction at Berean avenue and East Fair street with 500 seating capacity. Rev. J. S. Goodwin serves as pastor and led morning and evening services. The congregation plans to move into the new building in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Baptist Church
John E. White
W. W Landrum
J. 8. Goodwin
J. F. McConnell
Berean Avenue
East Fair Street
J. S. Goodwin
O'Cock
Viaduct Jubilee and Bridge Repairs Report in Atlanta
The bridge committee reports the Whitehall Street viaduct has transformed the city center, with plans by city engineer Capt. R. M. Clayton and costs totaling 76,002.38, funded partly by the Atlanta Rapid Transit Company and the Western and Atlantic Railroad. It calls for urgent repairs on Melson Forsyth and Forsyth street bridges, notes settlement at Forsyth, and urges painting bridges including Nelson and Mitchell streets to prevent decay with a 1902 work program and finance request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Committee
Council
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Whitehall Street Crossing
R. M. Clayton
Grant Winkins
Coaldale Paving Brick Company
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Department of Bridges
Melson Street
Forsyth Street
Mitchell Street
Broad Street
Nelson Street
Jones Avenue
Finance
M. M. Welch
H. W. Grady
EH. F.garrett
Macon Tax Returns Require Full Property Listing
Macon Georgia tax assessors prepare for city tax collection and require sworn, full itemized returns of all property, both real and personal. Officials reject the practice of writing same as last year and urge precise statements. last year’s totals show over a million dollars in exempt property and many taxpayers face detailed inventories.
Tax report shows big increase in receipts
The tax committee reports a 19 percent rise in city receipts for 1901, praising officers and clerks. It highlights bond sales boosting miscellaneous income, commends City Clerk W. J. Campbell and deputies, notes crowded clerk’s office and urges more space. It also commends tax assessors, marshal, tax collector, inspector, and recorder’s court staff for orderly operations and equitable tax actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Campbell
J. P. Foster
Charles E. Adams
Campbell
Board of Tax Assessors
Messrs
J. H. Ewing
C. D. Meador
J. L. Harrison
Messrs. J. N. Malone
G. B Beauchamp
W. T. Winn
J . Collier
R. E. Riley
Iis
Wiliam Strauve
E. T. Payne
W. H. Hol
3. K. Hunter
Hunter
Recorder’s Court
Clarence E. Moore
Tax Committee
Bec
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Owas
Pryor Street
Charlies Vit
Wood & Scott
Rosedale
Miss
Snc
Stenoe
Empire Business Bureau
Ehoe
M. Hobinson
Vidalia
Unz
Prudential Blige
Femeale
Batman
Peete
McCandress
Kiser
J. T. Holleman
Weyman & Connors
Equitable
Cailor
W. Carson
Broad St
Southern Dental Nose
Grady Hospital
Eee Eee
Washington St
Pompane Madlerel
Norfolk
Sean
Josep Rychinsen
Ateroise Ag
At. W.S A. RR
Howard
Stephens
Vie Bno
Bax
Curuci Park
Wovusacus Repare
St. Vitus
Washington Sanitatium Co
Pa Avenue
Lee EH. Martin
Washington, D. C
H. Wi. Ashe
M.C.A. Corner
Smith Pre
Richard E. Bell
Life and Aggidéns Nsurange
Empire Building
Ivy Street
Prof May
Ludy
Peachtree St. SS
Roley
Rell Thrower
Forayth Street
BRENT
Ateres
Mitekchh
Tvheless
Park Board
The
Sue
WNI Rts
Public Buildings and Grounds
Council Chamber
City Hall
Concordia
Genergl
TOOMS
Allsurance
Nfs
Chamber of Commerce
Hartford
B. Lewis
Charles A. Bahkhett
W. Day
Forsyth Street Bridge
Nelson Street Bridge
H. L. ColHer
Commissioner of Public Works
Williams
Smith & Simpson
Phenix Planing Mills
Willingham
Walsh & Co
West Lumber Company
Woodward Lumber Company
Trawnsham & Bay
South Georgia Lumber Company
W. Yarbrough
Cotton States Belting and Supply Company
J. Finnegan & Co
Beck-Greig Hardware Company
Hightower & Kirkpatrick
Total
State of Georgia
Ceese
Siana
F. J. Gooledce & Bro
Forsyth St. Atianta
Pivot Ss
Nid Mt. T. Co
Savannah
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