Dahlonega News Runs Through July 8 1910
The Dahlonega publication notes political races in New Hampshire, Georgia tax bills, and local elections. It reports Chief Justice Fuller’s death, a deadly prize fight, and local candidates for sheriff and legislature. Weather data, school assignments, and stock law election costs are listed alongside city notices and tax collector announcement.
New Findley Gold Mining Company Charter Petition
Petition seeks charter for New Findley Gold Mining Company Lumpkin County Georgia to operate mining and related businesses for twenty years with capital stock up to twenty five thousand dollars, power to issue bonds and own real property, establish branches, and conduct broad operations including mining, smelting, water power, electricity, telephones, and lumbering. Office in Dahlonega. Petition filed June 8 1910 with clerk D L Cook. Also notice of candidate PM Haws announcing run for Georgia State Treasurer in August Democratic primary.
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Elberton Loan & Savings Bank
Balance Sheet of Dahlonega Bank as of June 30 2010
Located at Dahlonega Georgia the bank reports assets totaling 61708 24 dollars. Loans and discounts 25274 02 bonds and stocks 20355 00 cash in vault 1200 00 currency 2600 00 notes 736 20 due from banks and bankers in the state and in other states. Liabilities show capital stock 16000 00 surplus 4500 00 undivided profits 596 27 deposits 38240 71 time certificates 5800 00 certified checks 40 00 cashier's checks 80 00.
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