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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
3
Local notes report J. Y. Harbison, formerly of Dablonega and now Gainesville, as likely to become Unat City's chief of police. The issue also mentions readers of Prof. Davis, odd wildlife sightings, weather swings, new subscribers, and community tidbits from Dahlonega and surrounding areas.
The marshal records Sanitary tax eight dollars seventy six cents City tax property sixteen dollars twenty seven cents Street tax and fines totaling ninety eight dollars. Street tax shows zero or a small amount listed.
The community mourns two elders, Bill Weband and Dave Brooks, with services at New Hopewael and Metho diat Nimblewill. A schoolhouse entertainment titled Uncle Lewis obin and a program on the treatment of the magic in the 50s will be held next Saturday. Admission is free, with all welcome.
The Cherokee Advance reports Congressman Tate introduced bills affecting college publications is giving real public value to government documents and simplifying prosecutions for small scale internal revenue offenses. He seeks a public building appropriation for Gainesville after securing a site in the last congress and now aims for one hundred thousand dollars.
A threatening anonymous letter mailed from Cleveland to New Holland leaders of the I O R M tribe accuses members of reporting stills and vows violence against reporters. The letter, barred by federal law, was given to the U S Commissioner for investigation, with potential charges to follow in Uncle Sam's court.
Parties indebted to ane uiuist come and make satisfaction and will have their notes and accounts sent for collection. Stow, M N.
Report covers Calhoun mine activities in Dahlonega, Purkey Hill property progress, and new finds on the Josephine mine. Details describe hydraulic mining plans, mill operations to start January 15, and the Etowah River water system feeding a large hydraulic pump.
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