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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

10

New Charter Bill Ready for Action in Atlanta and Fulton County

A proposed charter amendments bill to reorganize Atlanta city offices by popular election, including general manager water works and city marshal, with terms two years. The bill drawn by City Attorney James L Mayson was sent to Fulton representatives and will be introduced in the House by Representatives Brown and McKleath.

Atlanta James L. Mayson Fulton County George Brown General Council Bellwood Avenue Boss Street Bestion Bosia of Commissioners and Revenues Batte Hin Brown and Mcklyeath Gthe House

Williams Named Cashier at Fourth National Bank

Macon Ga June 29 Special F E Williams who served months as assistant cashier was last night made cashier Charles B Lewis was made active vice president and George Turpin was made a vice president in a bank leadership move announced in the city.

F. E. Williams Macon F. FE. Williams Fourth National Bank Charles 8. Lewis George & Turpin

Governor Brown Seeks July 1 Fiscal Year Change

Governor Joseph M. Brown transmit s a summary of unpaid appropriations and a $59 154 deficit projected for January 1 1911. The report recommends shifting the state’s fiscal year to July 1 through June 30 to align with legislative sessions and improve clarity.

Brown Senate Alonzo Richardson & Co Treasury J. Pope Brown Saugcy Hichardson General Assembly Joseph ML Brown

Senate Ledger Notes Ban On Prize Fights And Labor Hours

The Georgia Senate passed a bill banning prize fighting and debated labor hour limits in mills. It rejected a move to reconsider eight hour labor limits, adjourned briefly amid remarks on state salaries and mills, and received governor's message on treasury conditions. New bills, including bank check dating rules, were introduced as sessions continued.

Senate Brown Treasury Rupert EB. Hodges Macon Thursdany Supreme Court Court of Appeals Georgia Tech Georgia State Har Association Lecreane Herator Mathews Agate Longley Womble Ostton Woolen Milla Burwell Georgia Blazer Johnson Rudiell Mathews McCurry Kew Senate Morris

Lighted Observation and Drawing Room Sleepers Schedule

Train between Birmingham Atlanta and New York departs Birmingham at 11 a m arrives Washington 3 43 p m New York 2 45 p m. Birmingham service leaves 6 35 p m arrives 10 p m City Ticket Office 88 Peachtree Street.

Birmingham Atlanta New York Washington City

Wright Entertained at Log Cabin Club Lunch

William A. Wright, insurance commissioner of Georgia, was honor guest of the Atlantic National Fire Insurance Company of Macon at a Log Cabin Club luncheon. Directors attended the regimental meeting and, after business adjourned, Secretary McKay, officers, Mayor Moore and other guests joined in an informal reception. The event showcased the company under capable Macon businessmen.

Maton Wiliam A A. Wright Georgis Atlantic National Fire Insurance Company of Macon Log Cabin Club McKay Moore

Memorial held for Capt A S Reid former Putnam lawmaker

Memorial exercises in the House chamber honored Captain A S Reid a Putnam county native and former legislature member who led during the war and later helped civic and political development. Speakers including Rep Stubbs and other representatives praised his integrity and devotion to duty as the House adopted a resolution deploring his death.

Captain A. & Reid L Ygislature Putnam County House of Representatives Hall Bibb Captain Reid Stubbs Putnam Rentz Houston Samuel Reid North Carolna Mecklenburg Putnam Yght Infantry Dooly Boyd Spalding Persons Monroe Reese J. Glyon Wright Floyd Atkinson Morgan Alexander DeKalb Simmons Bulloch Beer- Whorter Greene Reid Thelouse Reid

Farm Products Exemption Bill Stirs Georgia House Debate

Lawmakers debated a constitutional amendment to exempt farm products from taxation for a year after harvest. Supporters led by Alexander and Johnson argued it would help farmers hold cotton for better prices. opponents warned of a slide toward special privileges and tax exemptions for manufactured goods. The discussion echoed broader claims that farmers deserve relief while risking unequal tax treatment.

Georgia House of Representatives House Alexander DeKalb Hail Ibis Carswell Wilkinson Jones Laurens Bibb Gsate Johnson Bartow Alabama Connecticut Miestusippi Tennessde Texas North Carolina West Virginia Louisiana Atig Ag Wright Floyd Upshaw Douglas Simmons Bulloch Elder Oconee Lewis Hancock

Senate Passes Automobile Registration Bill

The senate yesterday passed a bill requiring annual registration of all automobiles with the secretary of state. A $2 fee funds an official plate, while operation without it becomes unlawful. The measure limits speed to 26 mph, bans under 16 drivers, requires lights, and sets penalties as misdemeanors with the act taking effect sixty days after passage.

Senate Secretary of State Education Fund

Auction Sale Covers Bus iness Lots and Six Houses

Auction this afternoon at 4 PM lists business lots and six houses on West Mitchell Street corner of Davis. Also appears several legislative items including county school commissioner compensation, registration for county registrars, interest rate to seven percent, automobile regulation, prize fight restrictions, and town incorporations in various counties.

W. Mitchell Street Davis

New Georgia House Debates Bills On Tax, Courts And Railroads

The House adjourned without action on a prosperity related matter and set it for unfinished business Thursday. New bills include regulating slaughter and market prep in Ware county, incorporating Ha erar and extending road master oversight, reforms to railroad road building relief, insurance fee adjustments, county commissioner boards, educational construction, Calhoun city court abolition, and creation of Chickamauga judicial circuit. Additional measures address public road funds and militia district apportionment, tax defaulter definitions, tax collector commissions, Bibb County bond issuance, last-vive court juries’ compensation, and solicitor general salaries.

Miller Ware Willems Madison Haerar Parker Talbot Board of County Commissioners Hall County Persons Monroe Calhoun Calhoun County Me. Held Macon Ogle Rosser Walker Chickamauga Whitfield Catoosa Dade Eid Campbell Sach Hall Bibb Mr. Hall Mx Hat County Board of Commissioners of Bibb County

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