Lanier County Creation Proposal Outlined in Georgia Vote
The 1920 proposed constitutional amendment seeks to form Lanier County from parts of Clinch Berrien and Lowndes with Milltown as seat. It details boundaries elections officers terms and state government powers to establish debt and adjust districts if approved by voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of Georgia
People of
Georgia
Lanier
Clinch
Berrien
Lowndes
Lamer
Berrien County
Lowndes County
Alapaha
Clinch County
10Th District
Ferrien County
Milltown
Lanier County
Southern Judicial Circuit
Judicial
of Lanier
General Assembly of Georgia
Laniszr
Secretary of State
Berrien and
Low
Berri County
Low County
Echols
Clinch and
Alapaha Judicial Circuit
Southern Judicial Ct
Lanier County Constitution Amendment Proposed in Georgia
Governor Hugh M. Dorsey issues a proclamation announcing a constitutional amendment to create Lanier County and define its boundaries, circuit and district attachments, submitted to voters at the November 2, 1920 election. The long act amends prior 1919 1919 and 1920 acts and outlines voting and appointment provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Weenyepee
Hugh M. Dorsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toyo Cuny
Dana Butler
Taylor County Bank
Butler, Georgia
Cascara
la Grippe
State Fair
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Macon
Julius H. Otto
W. G. Lee
Chas. B Lewis
Harry C Robert
Eoveral
Senate
House of Representatives of
State of
Lanierbe
Ate
The
Ivots Des
Tly
11Th Congressional District
Sixth Senatorial District
Hershy Ranaaled