Various local notices from Dahlonega December 1908
The issue lists diverse items: prices for keys, midwinter conference plans in Quitman, a Senate bribe case in Omaha, Grover Cleveland’s non candidacy, football injuries, a cold spell in Atlanta, a hog weighing 488 pounds near Maysville, graves damaged by floods in St. Petersburg, a Florida man freezing in Savannah, an Education Association meeting in Atlanta, local gossip about a Gainesville paper, a teacher convicted for padding rolls, calls for speedy murder trials, a crank labeled near President Roosevelt in New York, a fatal well incident near Culloden, a man released from Leavenworth and heading west, complaints about refrigerating cars heating in Atlanta, Cherokee Superior court term at Canton for murder case, two Cooper brothers escorted by six policemen in Athens, public money for a St. Louis exhibit, and a call for Georgia civic interest.
Josephine mine shows major activity and new vein potential
Over the last two weeks Josephine mine officials including Capt Jaquish and Mining and Development Company of Wall Street executives visited the site. A four foot face on the Summerour vein yields 23.60 per ton and a nearby shoot returns an ounce from a small hole. Plans call for a ten stamp mill and hydraulicking of saprolite deposits as machinery arrives next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Capt. Jaquish
Mining and Development Company
Wall Street
New York
Yein
Jaquish
Alaska
Treadwell
Homestake
Mining Notes and Property Moves Near Dahlonega
Ingersoll and Crisson dredge clean up satisfactory on Chestatee river. William Etres of White county sold his mine to five Philadelphia men for a substantial sum, with much paid down. Briar Patch Mine manager Miller assesses Jumbo Mine after a visit. Rich ore vein found on Turkey Hill by Bryson and Teal with ore shown in Dahlonega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll & Crisson
Chestatee
William Etres
White County
Dahlonega
Philadelphia
McAfee
McAfee- Lind
J. T. Miller
Briar Patch
Turkey Hill
Messrs
W. T. Bryson
Sam Taylor
Mob lynching and political notes from Georgia region
The column reports three African Americans lynched near Belcher following the Robert Adger shooting, a Savannah department store robbery with $1,800 taken and no arrests, and Sheriff Davis weighing a return to office. It covers church leader Rev. J S Key opposing mob law, a Wilkes County case sending a fifty cent watermelon to the Supreme Court, and local weddings and a court acquittal in Mrs Onie Tanner’s poisoning case. It ends with farmer A J Ash rejecting Republican ticket terms for white voters and urging Democratic alignment.
Local notices and schedules from the Dalton Citizen ledger
The report covers a pauper child removal by a Satterfield brother, a Mullins property sale at sheriff's sale with bids of 80 and 50 dollars, a failed telephone line completion to Dahlonega and Dawsonville, a visit by G D Bruce from Tennessee, Cal Boyd shipping turkeys and hens to Atlanta, and a mass meeting in Dabonega on December 16 1908 to nominate four aldermen with mayoral notice by Rure WH Bane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlonega
Dawsonville
Brother
Thonas
Cal Boyd
Atlanta
Boyd
Dalton
Dablonega
Rure WH. Bane
Georgia
Thomas
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said
Lumpkin
J. Bof
Dixon
M. A. Freemoon
J. Bal
Municipal Ticket Endorsed for Broad Town Interest
A local letter proposes a municipal ticket aimed at all classes and the town, notes a need for 75,000 shingles at Porter Springs with delivery by May 1, 1904, and provides an address for reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Porter Springs
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the & Nugget
Dahlonega, Ga
Boston
Mass
South Georgia
Quitman
United States
Omaha
Grover Cleveland
The
Atlanta Journal
H. J. David
Maysville
St. Petersburg
Eli Lucker
Panta Gorda
Fla
Savannah
Educational Association
Bro. Craig
Gainesville
Eagle
Darien
Roosevelt
Culloden
A.M. Carter
U.S
Leavensworth
Kan
Georgia Railway and Electric Co
Cherokee Superior Court
Canton
Will Archer
Will Taylor
Luther Dowda
Ann Holscombe
Cooper Brothers
Athens
Belcher
Robert Adger
Safe In
James M. Davis
J. S. Key
Sandersville
Supreme Court
Wilkes County
James M. Pitner
W. P. Harper
Kk. Richards
J. A. Booth
Logansville
8. A. Tommey
Stone Mountain
Onie Tanner
A. J. Ash
Lumpkin County
Rucker
Ash
Thedford
James Hall
Jacksonville, Til
C.H. Jones
Satterfield
Thias Satterfield
Mullins
A. Whelchel
Hall County
Ilon
G. D
Bruce
MccCay’s
Tenn
Tennessee
General Assembly
R. H. Baker
1St Ward
G. H. McGuire
Yond Ward
T. J. Smith
W. B. Townsend
O. J. Lilly
Hrexry P. Farrow
Gainesville, Ga
Sheriff's Sales
Hall
Louisa Crisson
Justices Court
G. M
Frank W. Hall Mosse Company
H. D. Ingersoll
B. Carroll
J. M. Narr
Strick Land
Cane Creek
Hightower
Jones’ Creek
Nimblewill
Mill Creek
Davis
Auraria
Martain’s Pord
Yuahoola
J. J. Warns
John H. Moore
Tresh
Simmons
Ene
J.T. Millers
Arena
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