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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1899

Page

9

West Point Court Grants Extended Restraining Order

A Georgia court extended a restraining order in Julius M Alexander et al. vs Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company to prevent Central of Georgia from obstructing its right of way and to allow appeal to the Supreme Court. Judge Lumpkin denied the first injunction, hearing set for March 18 to decide bond terms and continuance, while the belt line plan to connect at the right of way is under dispute.

Messrs. N. J T. A. Hammond Harry A. Alexander Lawton & Cunningham King & Spalding, Dorsey, Brewster & Howell Joseph B Bryan Cumming Lumpkin Jeffries Fla Tang Oakland City Central Wil Ba Central of Georgia Raiway Company Belt Ign Central of Georgia Railway Company Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company Julius M. Alexander Caroline A. Lamar Hugh M. Comer Annie Comer Simon Guckenheimer Eliza A. Cunningham Elizabeth H. Mills Abreanam Lefer Alexander ‘R. Lawton Atlants and West Point Railroad Company Supreme Court West Point Road

SOUTH GEORGIA'S NEW ROAD PROGRESS TOWARD VALDOSTA

The Jacksonville Valdosta and Western railroad nears completion linking Jacksonville to Valdosta with plans to extend to Albany next spring. New directors include EB C Spalding of Atlanta aided by New York capitalists and connected firms, with anticipated ties to Central of Georgia and Georgia and Alabama lines.

Jacksonville Valdosta Jacksonville, Valdosta and Western Railroad EB. C. Spalding Atlanta Alex and Victor Smith New York Albany Central of Georgia Georgia Alabama

Warrant Case in Insurance Dispute Ends in Dismissal

Haskell and Tomlinson, rival insurance agents, testified over a larceny after trust warrant. Judge Foote dismissed the warrant after Haskell’s testimony, citing potential civil action. A separate trial on Tomlinson’s warrant is set for Saturday with further developments anticipated.

W .W. Haskell Royal Hire Insurance Company Liverpool Walter Tomlinson Germania Fire Insurances Company Trust Haskell Tomlinson Atorten Germada Dusiness Germania Germants Royal Fire Insurance Company Tomlnson Foote

College Girls Welcome Royal Band Concert At Local College

Southern Female College hosts a Royal British band concert next Monday night with reserved seats for fifty and potential larger attendance. Reports cite high interest in matinee and night performances, while New York’s Seventh Regiment plans a 10 000-seat armory event with substantial spending. The two bands receive warm cross national admiration and share mutual respect amid celebratory gestures.

Ravdat Collare College Parte Rand Royal British Band Taffies C. C. Gox Totm Nelghbaring Aavell Atlanta New York Anapteos Seventh Regiment Dan Godfrey Hea Ia Garter King of England England Marine Band of Washington Washington Post Godfrey United States Hhurred Marine Guards Prince and Princess of Wales Admiral Dewey Santelmann Harrington Haris

Express Company Has Not Issued Stamp Instructions

The Southern Express Officers have not issued revenue stamp instructions for local packages in this state. Mr. Montgomery, the superintendent, says he has heard nothing from headquarters and believes the company will not act soon. Public notices will be given if changes are decided, and it is expected the company will stop supplying stamps for local shipments and refuse packages without proper revenue stampage.

Southern Express Southern Express Company Montgomery Harry Harry Coleman Judge Nash Coleman Naeh Claihyang

Short Meeting of Aldermanic Board Concurrence

The Finance Committee report on Carnegie library donation was unanimously approved. The Board opposed closing Leonard Street for Spellman Seminary, citing community satisfaction and potential reconfiguration issues. The police matron petition was held over and the meeting adjourned after one hour.

General Council J. D. Turper Carnegie Free Military Day Rice Alderman Day City of Atlanta Mrr. Carnegie City of Atlanta Ita Young Men's Litrary Association Alderman Rice Spellman Seminary Leonard Broomhead Streets Little Street Greensferry Avenue Allarman Mayon Leonard Street

Syrup of Figs Regarded Best for Kinder Laxative Need

A historical note asserts that Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. best aids children needing a laxative effect, offering pleasant taste and reliable benefits for youngsters.

California Fig Syrup Co

Department of the Gulf Orders Leave Changes and Personnel Updates

The Department notes changes in leave status for Captain William H C Bowen of the Fifth Infantry due to sickness and relief for Captain Henry B Chamberlin to proceed to Havana Matanzas. It reports transfer of nine hospital staff and forty hospital corps privates from Fort McPherson to Savannah amid a surge of sick soldiers en route home. Names of acting hospital stewards, privates, and trained nurses listed, along with honorable discharges for Private James Calria and several hospital corps members. An advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla follows.

William H.C. Bowen Fifth Infantry Henry B Chamberlin United States Volunteers Huntsville Havana Matanzas 3. M United States Division of Cuba Waterhouse Fort McPherson Hospital Savannah D. N. Appel Cer United States General Shoapital Ewan Ernest W. Vallmeyer Stanley R. Sexton Pillay Olsen Willam C. Akins Joseph J. Barnett Herbert M. Arthur John B. Arthur Arthur T. Barber Jed R. Bates Daniel J. Boone Charles H. Branan Paul B. Burnham Graude B. Caraga James E. Mitchell James G. Casey Cullenden C. Coyle John W. Grahan Edward J. Doyle George B. Dunnagan Jett G. French Davind Hamberger Prank Henn James Johnson Bert Lakin Archle G Touts Prank W.morqueo Warren & Micodemus Jacon ¥. Mackier Wiliam B. Payne Charles Platke Robert B. Lee Rorch Est Starkweather Welcome N. Power Abn W. Stack Ern Boyd Settle James B. Turner Rainn Urban Hugo von Schuster James F. ‘Tobin John £. Webster William Wells John H. C. Wolfe Willams Willam Misses Waonie W. Edwards Margaret Eider Lilan E Lane Emma Rieger Lucy H. Schock Genevieve Whbon James Calria Second Artilery Fort McPherson Hospital Corps Otto FE. Gonnewald William McGabe Oscar E. Simms Fred W. Late Atlanta Collodin Coyle Columbus Joan I. Sheeley Edward R. Willis Albany

Bantam theft and courtroom tales in Judge Nash court

A dated court narrative details Martin Luther, a Black boy, fined five dollars and seventy five cents for bantam chicken theft from Mas ter Loyd Lipscomb. Other vignettes include a copper‑colored George Harris and a dog fight and Peg Leg Harry, with Judge Nash admonishing and fining for misdeeds and misplaced justice.

Martin Luther Judge Nash Vale Martin

Weather forecast and conditions across the United States

Washington reports no precipitation in the past day east of the Mississippi with light rain and snow in the lake regions and New England. A broad low-pressure area remains west of the basin with a disturbance forming off Virginia coast. Temperature shifts vary by region as rain and snow are expected in the Gulf states, mid Atlantic, New England, and the mountains. winds shift along coasts and elevations. Local yesterday’s report notes mean temperature, temperatures, and rainfall totals, with a general weather report for selected stations at 8 p.m. March 9, 1999.

Washington New England Mississippi Colorado Virginia Misaigalgpl Middle Atlantic States Central Gulf and South Atlantic Ohio Middle Mission Sippi Hacky Mountains Atlantic Ene Ens Carolina Georgia Alabama Louisiana Tennessee Davy

Ansley Bros Real Estate and Loans Ad

Ansley Bros real estate loan and insurance agents offer cheap city properties on Auburn avenue near Ivy street and other sites. Listings include brick stores corner lots on Loyd and Gordon streets and homes on Georgia avenue and Inman Park with terms and mortgage lending at 5 to 8 percent. Office at 12 E Alabama Street, telephone 263.

Ansley Bros. Real Estate, Loan, Reating and Insurance Agents Auburn Avenue Ivy Street Loyd Street West Peachtree Gordon Street West End Georgia Avenue Washizkian Street Inman Park House North Broad Street Alabama Street

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