Insurance Muddle and Turney Refusal to Call Extra Session
Governor P Tunney says he will not convene an extraordinary Tennessee legislature, citing statutory captions and constitutional limits on foreign versus domestic corporations. He argues the 1891 act targets foreign entities only and requires no extra session, despite differing legal opinions. Local notes report births, visits, and a drowning incident in the area, including Viola Hess’s birth and a death at Gibson Hole.
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Turney
Nashville
Winchester
Commercial Club
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Thaye
P. Tunney
Aaron Shell
Knoxville
M. D. Mitchell
P. C
Elizabethton
M. E. Church
South
Tilburn Carr
Sullivan County
T. J. Gibson
Trustee's Sale of Lot in Johnson City Tenn
By virtue of a trust deed dated December 12 1800 to secure debt to The Atlanta National Building and Loan Association I will sell July 24 1893 to highest bidder in front of the courthouse Jonesboro Tenn the real estate Lot No 40 Block 1 Boydl s Addition Unaka avenue corner Oak street two story eight room frame house Located to satisfy indebt ness $1 228 75 plus 122 Attorney's fees 87 cents total 1398 89 Sale during legal hours unless paid J W Goops MITa Trustee Copper & Exon Attorneys July 18 2
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Washington County
Tennessee
J. F. Crumley
Atlanta National Building and Loan Association
Boyidl
Johnson City
Tenn
Unaka Avenue
Oak Street
Csenree Sens
EBON
Oo Dake
Toualss
Baeecsyeayouse
Jonesboro
Tann
J. W. Goops Mita
Bouce
Alley
Watauge Avenue
al Il
Myrtle Avenue
Boyd (& Culver
Unuka Avenue
Baxter Evest Alley
Carnegie
Deer
Hughes
Bowman Anc Roberte
East Park
Henry Street
Maple Street
Afton Street
Locust Street
Poplar
Grover Streets
East Tennessee Land Co.’s
Holston Avenue
Aliey
Welbourne Street
Poplar Street
Tax Sale Notice for Johnson City Lands 1893
State of Tennessee and Washington County announce a suit to collect taxes on lands in Johnson City. Unknown owners and non residents are warned to appear by the first Monday in August before the Clerk and Master to show cause why properties should not be condemned and sold to satisfy the state lien, with publication in The Comet for four weeks starting July 3, 1893.
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Tennessee
Washington County
Johnson City
Comet
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Gov. Turney
Watauga
Cuvanpiter & Exon
State OF Tennessee
Chancery
Watauga Land Co
Watauga Addition
Myrtle Street
Myrtle
Ila Harris Street
Ob Uy Wilder
Iota
Fairview Street
Stuart Street
Baxter Street
Watauga Avenue
Avenu
Wilson Addition
Adeilian
Nat Eiven
le Avenue
Market Street
Elmo Street
P. Riley
Willow Street
Sanders Willow Street
Hoss
Tobacco Factory
By.c. W. Hopaz, D. 0
W. F. Youna
Ween F
Aden
W. Robe
Virginia College
Valley of Virginia
W. A. Harris
D.C
Roanoke
Virginia
Parker
Niever
PEN Chinienater
Chicheater
Bparn
W.t.hill
Johnson City, Tenn
Johnson City, Tennessee
A.B. BowmMan
G. W. Br
Jorn
View
Ae Cashier
Mangisom
Cashier
Ike Hark
Kegetaeral
John P. Smith
George BD. Taylor
A.F. Hoss
J. 0. Hardin
O. N. Brown
James A. Martin
R. F. Boyd
W. T. Ranga
K. Lide
Will J. Barton
C. A. Paylor
M Taylor
Washington
Carter Counties
Ite
Britly Qualitt
Wuite
Bseiy
Wilhoit & Stone
Feed, Sale & Livery Stable
McNees
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