Georgia and Georgia Folks News Roundup 1905
The Dahlonega post notes Pulaski Volunteers disbanded, Roosevelt as mediator, and Georgia fire insurance concerns. It reports on bear hunts in Texas, cotton receipts at Brunswick, a Rockefeller gift, Vanderbilt pension, Ball’s defeat, Brown’s gubernatorial bid, and local tax on whiskey transport. Also mentions a new county school meeting in Macon and a proposed Gainesville Marietta electric line not built. Local mischief includes safe burglary in Cherokee and potato crop losses in Hall. Lawrenceville imposes a $1000 tax on railways carrying intoxicants.
Crown Mountain stock for sale and mine developments noted
Mining news reports five shares of Crown Mountain stock for sale and confirms workmen building a hotel at Briar Patch mine. Crisson yields a fine gold haul from his mine. Belt failure at Hand compressor slows progress. water tubes for Briar Patch being prepared. Crown Mountain stockholders meeting expected with J Rogers, J Morton, and W Cook in attendance. Shaft at Crown Mountain down 75 to 80 feet with hope for Wallace vein. Spring activity at Barlow and Bracket brothers mining similar ore. Fitts and Prewitt begin work at Ogle.
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Crown Mountain
Briar Patch
Dahlonega
Hightower
Pres
Crown Mountain Co
Rogers
J. 5
Morton
Columbus
Cook
Brice
Wallace
Barlow
Bracket Brothers
Miner Fitts
David Prewitt
Ogle
Processioners named for Lumpkin county by Judge Evans
The article lists appointed Processioners or Marking Commissioners for Lumpkin county by Judge Evans last Monday. It names multiple districts such as Auraria Chestatee and Frogtown with several appointees each, followed by a local letter from Uncle Newt Austin praising sermons and Prof. Shultz as a skilled schoolteacher.
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Lumpkin County
Evans
Auraria
O. G. Stephens
R. L. Hutcheson
Thomas London
Chestatee
H. J. Stancel
S. B. Miller
W. BR. Hester. Crumby
D. L. Anderson
G. W. Christy
James M. Hatfield
Cane Creek
J. C. Ferguson
W.H. Wimpy
J. K. P. Lance. Dub
J. H. Lingerfelt
J. M. Bracket
H. Q. Chatibers
Wo. Elkins
Martin’s Word
A. H. Collins
W. B. Garvin
Daniel Wacaster
Nimblewill
G. W. Frix
G. W. Cochran
L. M. Wells
Porter Springs
Milton Ash
Sherman Anderson
J. M. Ducker
Shoal Creek
Frank Bowen
J. H. Chapman
A. J. Kenaday
Wahoo
J. B. Stringer
H. L. Pierce
W. D. Abercrombie
Yahoola
P. L. Conner
J. L. Smith
J. A. Ridley
Newt Austin
Half Way
R. D. Smith
St. Paul
Peck’s Chapel
Josiah Sullins
Shultz
College Notes Debater Wright elected Phi Mu champion
Mr O T Wright is elected champion debater to fill the vacancy from Mr R E Smith. A debate with Phi Mu is slated for next Monday on the Georgia public school funds being apportioned between races by taxes paid. Cadet promotions and Field Day results, with winners listed, follow amid campus athletic events and local politics news across Georgia and nearby states.
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O. T. Wright
Phi Mu Society
R. E. Smith
Wright
Georgia
Battalion
Cadets
Crowder
Baxter
Wallace
J. L. Johnston
W. FE. Broach
J. L. Johnson
J. W. Findley
W. E. Broach
W. EF. Broach
R. L. Davis
W. S. Gaillard
H. D. McKee
J. L. Arrendale
W. O. Matthews
Ed Davidson
W. A. Vestal
W. S. Guillard
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Dahlonega Gold Mining
The Dahlonega Gold Mining and Milling Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the company office in Dahlonega Georgia on Monday April 24 1905 at 2 o clock p m S P Suopr secretary and treasurer notes the call for the meeting and lists the location and time
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Dahionnga
Dahlonoega Gold Mining & Milling Company
Dahlonega
Georgia
Suopr
Y and Treas
For Sale Fifty Shares Crown Mountain Gold Mining Stock
For Sale fifty shares of Crown Mountain Gold Mining and Milling Co of Dahlonega at fifteen dollars per share if sold by May 1. 1005. Thomas B. Pate & Co Atinta Ga.
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Crown Mountain Gold Mining and Milling Co
Dahlonega
Thomas B. Pate & Co
Atinta
Meaders and Sons News of Prices and Goods
B R Meaders and Sons advertise a wide assortment including white lawn India linen colored down white basket weave gioghuns and perseles with foot sandals. They offer white canvas shoes for various ages prices 55c to 1.20, lowent for children and ladies 55c to 1.25, Oxfords 2 1/2 to 3.25, slates enamel ware rice boilers coffee pots etc and groceries including parched coffee flour rice soda crackers and meat lard. Also band market baskets rugs linen stationery and pure Georgia syrup at 80c.
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Ihex
Bunker Hill Gold Mining and Dredging Company Formation
Petition seeks incorporation of Bunker Hill Gold Mining and Dredging Company in Lumpkin County Georgia for twenty years with a $750000 capital stock, later up to $1,000,000. Objects include mining dredging power development railways dredge boats real estate and general merchandise, with authority to issue bonds and exercise eminent domain. Principal office listed in Aura Ria, Georgia, and board of directors to be elected under by laws.
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Georgia
Lampkin County
County
Painham
Kansas
Reneal
Aura
Ria
William S. Horr
Lumpkin County
Superior Court
I. D. L. Cook
Perior Court
Bunker Hill Gold Mining and Dredging
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A. G. Vanderbilt
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Police Deparment of
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Henry Jennings
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Dobh L. Ellis
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Leavensworth
Col. Estell
Old Lumpkin
B. R. Meaders & Sons
South Georgia
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