Dahlonega area notes and town doings spill over
Local items report on court cases and arrests including Squire Walden charged with lunacy and a binding over in a stifling case. Community updates cover visits from Atlanta and Jacksonville, church singing plans, death of a prominent citizen, farm news, revival closings, and ongoing mine work amid weather and transport notes.
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Concord Church
John Ellis
Atlanta
Ellis
Dahlonega
Georgia Governor Proclaims Amendment to Constitution
Proclamation by Governor John M. Slaton announces submission of a proposed constitutional amendment to voters at the October 7 1914 general election. The measure would allow the General Assembly to abolish Justice Courts and the offices of Justice of the Peace and Notary Public in cities over twenty thousand, excluding Savannah, replacing them with a chosen system of courts. The notice includes voting options for ratification or rejection, and outlines publication and enactment steps. Also on page: notice for leave to sell land in Lumpkin County, estate of T H Worley.
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of Georgia
Jos M. Stavros
State of
Georgia
General Assembly
Justice of the Peace
Savannah
Gegia
Act of General Assembly
Justice Courts
Justices of the Peace and Notaries Public Ex-Officie Justices of the Peace
Superior Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
John M. Slaten
Joux M. Siaron
Lumpkin County
C. Shults
T. H. Worley
Court of Ordinary
H. B. Syrri
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