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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1903

Page

10

Georgia House Votes to Fund Exhibit for St Louis Expo

The Georgia House approved an appropriation to fund an exhibit of agricultural and related resources at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis next year. The measure passed 89 to 71 after a close vote, drawing strong applause as it was sent to the Senate for final action.

House of Representatives Georgia St Louis Long Loya Dougherty Jones Senate House

Resolution to fund state exhibits for Georgia exposition

A legislative action sought funding for state exhibits at a Georgia exposition with a $25,000 appropriation under debate. The measure faced opposition and amendments, including reverting permanent exhibits to the state museum, while proponents argued constitutional basis and national representation. The house debated reconsideration and passed amendments in a close vote as it moved toward senate approval.

Halil Bibb Senate Senate Finance Committee Dunbar Richmond House Journala Messre Hall Bible Bower Decatur Georgia Monument Chickamauga House Conner Bartow Department of Sericultus State Museum Morton Jones Jones County Bradley

Gossips noting county gains and decline in state finances

State gossip reports seven counties show increases and one a decrease. Lumpkin falls by 10 952 while Chariton Clay Early Newton Pickens Schley Talbot register gains from 12 653 to 982 863. forty eight county net increase sits at 5 393 516. Jones, Dougherty, declines senate run. may resign House seat. Judge Little confirmed Hancock city court judge.

Esterday Comptroller General Lumpkin Chariton Clay Early Newton Pickens Schley Talbot Judge Little Senate Frank H. Little City Court of Hancock

House votes 89 to 71 on appropriation amid tumultuous session

After clerks adjusted votes some members switched to yes, sending the measure through 89 to 71 amid loud applause. Speaker Morris ruled transmission to the senate required two thirds to reconsider, and the house then ordered immediate transmission. Senator Howell opposed on constitutional grounds. the senate appropriations committee reported favorably after amending the wording to specify 25 000 from an existing fund and 25 000 from fees.

Dunbar Senate Hall Bibb House Morris Nancy Hankeepee Senate Committee On Appropriations Hopkins Smith Treasury Agricultural Department Howell Hopking

No Pity Shown. Patient Cures 24 Tumors with Salve

F A Galledgs of Verbana Alabama recalls a long battle with a terrible dermatitis. After trying many remedies without relief Buckien's Africa Salve finally cured the condition. The advert notes the product also aids burns, wounds, and pains and is sold for 23 cents at drug stores.

F. A. Galledgs Buckien Africa

House Revives Convict Bill Amid Budget Clash

The House revived the convict bill by a 78 to 7 vote to reopen debate and offer the Candler compromise as a substitute for the Senate measure. The session also advanced a $15,000 appropriation for Milledgeville State Sanitarium and faced a skirmish over a uniform textbook system for public schools.

Senate Felder Bibb House Steed Taylor Mosés Coweja Flynt Spalding Ufe Candler Felger Clements Howerd Baldwin Milledgeville Howard Reid Campbel Davin Meriwether Hall St. Louis Treasury Wilson Clay Jairs

Senate Defeats Election Bill For Railroad Commissioners

The senate rejected the measure to elect railroad commissioners by the people, arguing it would let rail corporations influence nominations and the governor. Senator Atkinson led the opposition, while Senator Davis urged popular elections. final votes were 28 to 10 against the bill.

Senate House Railroad Corporationa Atkinson Davis Skelton Tisinger Hopkins Aleck Atkinson Commission Corporation

Salaries of judges raised by senate vote

The senate approved a bill to increase salaries for supreme and superior court judges. An amendment cut the proposed amounts from 5000 and 500 to 4000 and 300. Supporters argued higher pay is fair given campaigning costs and burdens on judges. Several named senators voted for and against. final passage required a two-thirds majority.

Roberts Atkinson Reid Com Superior Court Stepton Benafot Skelton Supremes Court Senator Skelton Skelton Messrs Atkinson Christie Clark Clements Comas Crumbley Davis Duncan J T Hightower Hopkins Hudson Jordan Ledford Lewis Mathews McClure McMichael Merritt Moore Perry Smith Snead Stevens Sweat Symons Taylor Tisinger Turmer van Buren Williame Worsham Messrs Harrell Ledford Lewis McLean Senate

Grant elected trustee for Allen Miles Company creditors

At yesterday's creditors meeting under Referee P H Adams Peter G Grant was elected trustee of the Allen Miles Company. Prior receivers Mr Grant and Mr Northen were serving. Mr Worthen declined the post, and creditors voted for Grant. Attorneys present included Judge Spencer R Atkinson and firms Rosser Brandon Slaton Phillips Abbott Goree King Spalding Little Porter Carter and Anderson Thomas.

Allen-Miles Company P H. Adams Peter G. Grant Grant Thomas H Northen Worthen Morris Brandon Mr Grant Mr. Northen Spencer R Atkinson Brown & Randolph Rosser & Brandon Slaton & Phillips Abbott Goree King, Spalding and Little J. H. Porter E. V Carter Anderson, Anderson & Thomas and Elis Wimbish &Es

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