Local City Notes and Social Roundup in November Issue
Miss May Carico visits in city with homefolks. Frank McCorkle moves family in for winter on Pine Street. Star Restaurant meals at 25 cents daily. Rev J H Snow heads to Nashville. numerous notices: Dyer visitors, Hickman and family move, J J Toms resigns, harness makers hire, science hill school meeting, electric company expansion, real estate ads, and local church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Carico
Salling
Frank McCorkle
Pine Street
D.J. Hickman
Planrville
Star
J. A. Cargillé
Knoxville
J. H. Snow
Nashville
Newton Perkins
Henry Street
Droper
G. Mathes
The
Christian Church
J. Lom Kevill
Oak Hill
Defendants Enter Appearance Rule in Tennessee Case
The bill alleges non residents BR Ayers Mia Alice E Clay Teaue B Tompkins and Henry B Worth as trustees are non residents of Tennessee. They must appear by the first Monday in November 1905 or the bill will be confessed and heard ex parte. A copy of this order is to be published in the Comet for four consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ayers
Mia
Alice E. Clay
Teaue B. Tompkins
Henry B. Worth
Henry Clay
State of
Tennessee
Sumner
Minnen
Patterson's Speech Highlights State Tax Defaulter Case
The record details Mr. Cox failing to turn over 1897 taxes for which Anderson held the checks, a late partial payment on January 11, 1899, and a Comptroller report showing Anderson in debt to the State by about 900 after commissions. Cox claims a receipt in full from Anderson and uncollected money on a $307.4 check, with a 15 percent commission deducted from the receipt. The committee’s report accuses Cox of misfeasance and malfeasance, irregularities, improper reporting, and improper retention of funds from the Comptroller's books, charging Cox with various financial improprieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Mr. Cox
Mr. Anderson
Comptroller
Cox
My. McGorkle
Treasury
James ‘Taylor
Alex
W. Chabbliss
H. Harvey
R. H. Green
A. Henderson
Guv
Elisanen
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MOORE
Burnside
East Tennessee
Summers-Parrott Hardware Company
Wen
O. F
Rom
Mist Starket
Aly
W. Biannez
Walnut Street
Sraxpanp Kyrrrixa Minna
Angi
Tenn
Chicago
Dearborn St
Chicago Manufactur
Ion House
Ill
East Tennessee and Western North Caroina Railroad Company
James P. Taylor
N. G. Taylor
Mills
W. F. C. Hosten
Monroe County
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Madison
Sweetwater
Hiawassee
Wm. Dyer
Sweetwater Valley
BR. GO. Towner
Jonson City
Oser
Conner Medicine CO
Chattanooga,Tens
Southern
Tennessee Central
B. Crigger
Taylor Dyer
Atlanta
Korn
Salisbury
N. C
Grace Hart
Charles Gray
Juanita
Mr. Gray
Erc
Long
Earnest Deacon
Lynchburg
RK. E
R. M
Jonesboro
M. I. Gump
Jackson
Jackson's
Col
T. E. Watson
Tidewater
P. Brextor
Star Restaurant
Thad A. Cox
Pacific Coast
Pond
Hickey Haa
Jacksonville
Florida
Anita Hin
S. M. Arne, Jr
Washington
B. A
Daniela
Bristol
Hazel
Ork
Eminent
Will Dyorick
G. A. Mallicoty
Greeneville
Will ¥. Boyd
Chattanooga Times
West Market Street
Gome
Het
A. W. Carmack
Mra
Hubert Baird
Johnson City
Courier
Mike Massengill
Piney Flats
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Jo. J. Toms
Wm. E. Uptegrove & Bro
City
Charles Seaver
Kingsport
New South & Western Railway
Rogersville Herald
Science Hill
C. Williams
Lowry
Brading
Wofford
Hilsworth
Watauga Electric Company
Choice
Plymouth Rock
Ing Md
Desiraine Resiu
Johns Jean City
Watauga Avenue
Baxter Street
Hamlin
Phillips
Kewton Perkins Wad
Nat Kirkpatrick
A. ©. Bowers
Springstreet
Chamberlain's Simisses Bann
Dever
Tay
Hang, Sare
Barker
George T. Williams
Milligan
W. G. Barker
J. M. Barker
Williams
Soldiers’ Home
J. A. Ruble
Southern Railway
Brush Creek
Roan Street
Biddle & Ellsworth
A. B. Biddle & Company
Biddle
G. W. Winarr
Fl. H. Dyen
J. M. Mantis
Mfasiar
Washington County
O. N. Brown
Watauga
Water Company
Brading & Marshall
Johnson City, Tennessee
Frank Taylor Store
Eistra
Our Shoe Department
W. L. Douglas
Ziegler Brother
Kreider
Frank Taylor
Main Street
W. A. Kite & Co
Buffalo St. Johnson City, Tenn
Adams Building
J. A. Cargille
DR. Moffett’s
Tuy
C. J. Moffett
M. D
St. Louis
Gen. Patterson
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