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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1900

Page

12

New Bridge Over Chattahoochee At Roswell Planned

Fulton and Cobb counties agree to build a 600 foot wooden double drive bridge over the Chattahoochee at Roswell replacing the 31 year old structure. Cost near 6000 with Fulton to pay 70 and Cobb 20 in proportion to ownership. Bids to be advertised and ferry service may run during construction.

Board of County Commissioners Cabb County Chattahoochee River Roswell Fulton County Cobb County Fulton Cobb E. B. Frosser E. B. Frosser At the Request of Ordinary Stone Ordinary Stone Rosser Sila Anderson Caleb Bagwell Newbridge Elne

IN JAIL ON MURDER CHARGE

Jeke Taylor an eighteen year old is jailed in Waycross Georgia on a murder complicity charge in the October death of King B H Venson. Implicated by Walter Brakes, Taylor and his eleven member family fled by boat down the Satilla river. Clifford Beaton cornered Taylor and forced surrender. Brakes and Taylor face a preliminary hearing before Judge Williams on Friday.

Waycross Jeke Taylor King B. H. Venson Walter Brakes Brake Taylor Satilla Clifford Beaton Atkinson

Central railroad installs hydraulic compress at Columbus

The Central railroad allocates 20000 dollars to purchase a hydraulic compress identical to the Gordon compress at Savannah. Both units will be sent to Dothan Alabama and southwestern Georgia, with the new press ready for next cotton season. Dwelling House Burns in Tifton. A house owned by C B Crawley and occupied by E J Smith burned last night, valued at four hundred dollars for the building and three hundred for furniture, with insuring coverage noted.

Daily and Sunday Constitution Columbus The Central Railroad Savannah Dothan Ala Georgia T.fton C. B. Crawley E. J. Smith Ing Sp Uatze

First Scarlet Fever Card Case in Atlanta Fined

Sanitary Inspector Jentzen fined D. J. Folds twenty five dollars after Folds removed a scarlet fever card from his West Mitchell street residence. The case, likely the first of its kind here, hinged on a health ordinance empowering the board to display warning cards and punishing removal or obstruction.

Jentzen D. J. Folds Atlanta Folds West Mitchell Street Mr. Folds Broyles Board of Health

Asphalt Paying 15 Favored By Joint City County Meeting

City street and county commissioners met to discuss Whitehall street paving. Asphalt was favored over concrete, with county funds and city match outlined. City will spend 10,000 toward improvements and bids for paving have been received.

Board of County Commissioners Whitehall Street W.day H. M. Wood R. M. Clayton Commissioners’ Board Forrest Adair

Remains Laid To Rest After Ossanipa Creek Wreck

Funeral service for Reuben J. Oslin Southern Express messenger killed in the Ossanipa creek wreck was held at West Point First Methodist Church with Rev H M Quillian delivering the tribute. Pallbearers and floral tributes noted including a large express company offering. Interment followed at Pinewood Cemetery beside his brother-in-law George Peer Jr. Also included are brief notices of W R Thompson death in Norwood and several Alabama obituaries followed by a mistrial in Covington Johnston murder case.

West Point Reuben J. Oslin Southern Express Company Ossanipa Creek George W. Peer First Methodist Church H. M. Quillian George Peer, Jr Messrs J. 8. Nichols W. G. R. Barr J. A. Avery Ward Higginbothem E. Farrell J. W. J. Faryan Hurlbut WilkKingon Express Company

Clinton Park racing notes show Polly Bixby and Tennis Girl winning

Three favorites and one second choice won at Clinton Park in Little Rock amid a fast track crowd. Polly Bixby and Tennis Girl led the day with easy margins in six furlongs and half mile races, while Insurrection and Dutch Comedian also won in the day’s program.

Little Rock Ark Clinton Park Vittatoe Sarning Memphis Polly Bixby Talley Ben Boy Aker Sir Eldon L. Rose Borden Mononga Tennis Girl Myra Morella Crowshurst Atile Bain Boland Thir Ime Furlon Handicay Free Hand Jones Owensboro George H. Ketcham Eva Wilson Helen Paxton Insurrection Martin Duke Ella Penzance W. Dean Sarilla Pirate Judge Pantheon Little Beck Philma Paxton Seething Harry Pailain Monos Skipwith Barronge Pillage

Emory Opens International Correspondence Letters

Students at Emory under Dr Julius Marath inaugurate an International Correspondence feature with letters from French and German universities. Emory students will reply in English while foreign correspondents use their native tongue and both correct each other s mistakes for mutual learning.

Emory Oxford Julius Marath

Daughters of the American Revolution organized in Brunswick

Brunswick, Ga March 27 A chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was organized in Brunswick Mrs C S Maurice who traveled from Jekyll urged preservation of the relation Frederica Block in Shelby Burns Shelby Ala March 37 a fire damaged Parker block upper floor residence and stores loss about 1500 partly insured.

Mary E. Black Hunteville Ala Mary E. Clark Poplar Ridge Messrs. W. BP Thomas Dilworth Wyatt Pendergrast Fairburn J. E. Pendercrast Fairburn Institute Newnan Mack Crawford Lavonia Crawford Franklin County Daughters of the American Revolu- OS Brunswick Daughters of the . Pr Jean Revolation CS. Maurice Jekyl Frederica Shelby Burns Shelby Busine Ps Parker Block Joss

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