Local notes from Cuthbert and region
The Cuthbert Appeal surveys varied items from Feb 26 1875 including official notices, appointments and rumors, legislative actions on homestead reform and liquor proximity, railroad signaling changes, and local society items. It reports on Maj. R A Reid's death, Georgia Grange figures, hog packing totals, lunacy counts, dog harm to sheep, Macon soup house rations, and an excursion to Jacksonville.
Georgia adopts sweeping anti frauds bond amendment
The General Assembly approved a bill to bar payment or recognition of illegal state bonds tied to railroads. It adds a constitutional amendment forbidding re endorsement or repayment of specified bonds and directs a public vote after two legislative sessions. Wells J. Bray is re elected mayor of Eufaula with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
General Assembly
Wards Station
Home Journal
Jack Brown
Macon
Senate
Tut
House
State of
Georgia
Brunswick and Albany Railroad Company
Cartersville and van Wert Railroad Company
Cherokee Railroad Company
Bainbridge, Gathbert and Columbus Railroad Company
Atlanta
Wells J. Bray
Eufaula
Bondholders and Georgia politics stir over fraudulent claims
Special correspondence from Atlanta notes ongoing Senate passage of a McDaniel amendment to bar payment of certain alleged fraudulent bonds. It describes lobbyists, Georgia politicians, and railroad figures allied with carpetbaggers, with House debate uncertain and a Tumlin bill under revision. Also reports Brownlow buying stake in Knoxville Whig & Chronicle to push Republican victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Senate
McDaniel
Georgia
House
Kimball
Brunswick & Albany
Theope
Tumio
Randolph
Tumlin
Warren
Meriwether
Chatham
Black
Richmond
Furlow
Sumter
Mr. Warren
Farlow
Bulloch
Finance Committee
House Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
Mtv
Knoxville
Tenn
Brownlow
Knoxville Daily
Weekly Chronicle
Whig & Chronicle
Ricks
Rule
State Treasurer Jones under fire from sub Finance Committee
A sub Finance Committee report faults the State Treasurer Jones for lax bookkeeping and unaccounted funds since January, with a $68,000 deficit and $4,000 unaccounted. It urges his resignation or replacement with a financial agent to oversee the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
State Treasury
New York
Fourth National Bank of New York
Treasury Direct
State Road
Bullock
John King
Columbus
Clews & Co
Treasury Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. P. Sawtell
Cuthbert
G. J. Wright
Albany
Peter J. Strozier
Maj
R. A. Reid
Haralson County
Chicago
Secretary of the State Grange
Tennessee
Treasu
Milledgeville
Maby
Nashville Union
Johnson
Washington
Greenville
Illinois
Samuel H. Jemison
Burr & Burrey
Macon Morning Star
Star
Macos
Jacksonville
Lav
New York Herald
Henry Clews
Clews
Superior St
Clevland Ohio
Buckeye M’fr’g CO
Marion
Ohio
Excelsior M’e’g CO
Buchanan, Mich
T. Williams CO
Philadephia
J. H. Zeilin & CO
Philadelphia
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
W. Ellis
New Orleans Insurance Company
Baldwin & Warner
U. Ss
J.J. Varner
Be Cease
America
England
J. L. Varner
Public Library of
Tuo. E. Baamette
Louisville, Ky
Public Library of Kentucky
Bramlette
Public Library
C. M. Briggs
Tho. E. Bramlette
Kentucky
Bramette
R. I. Durreit
Joan 8. Cain
C.M. Briggs
Louis
Ilie
Hcadquarters
FOR
Hardware and Groceries
Allison & Simpson
Baltimore
Robert Wells
Vesyst, & C
Husband
Conntry
T. J- Husband, Jr
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Park Row
H. D. Brier & Co
Atlanta, Ga
T. 8S Powell
Droggist
T. S. Powell
Georgia Home Insurance Company
Columbi
T.S. Powell
Sallamand
Ake — Sens
Standley Building
Confectioneries
My Restaurant
B. J. Jackson
A. W. Gillespie
Col
JO. Bhall
T. 8
Pofell
J. McK. Gunn
Powell
Abner T. Smith
Attorney At Law
J. Athews
F. Barry
P. D. Redding
G. A. Barry
H. B. Elder
Robs. Gamble
T. 4
Cc. R. Knowles
Powell’s
Draggiet