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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
3
Dahlonega items report local politics taxes street work and lane routes. Mentions courthouse cases school faculty and a football loss to Tech with praise for local players. Includes notes on roads bridges rural routes and upcoming events at the Dahlonega college campus.
The McAfee-Lind mill started the month strong and the chlorination plant at Consolidated Co. near North Carolina opened this week under Tompkins supervision. The McAfoo-Lind tests on Mr. Coopers gold saving device show promise, and Bregman’s new wheel at Singleton will feed 20 stamps daily. The Bunker Hill dredge on the Chestatee river yields forty to fifty dollars daily, weather permitting. Crown Mountain workers returned home after unpaid labor. The vein deepens toward 100 feet, with a richer strike as the shaft progresses. Lower Etowah Josephine mine remains idle due to water and rock. A New York company failed to develop water access and ex-Governor Candler’s trust was misplaced. Josephine mine taxes and management issues surface amid scarce news. Dahlonega merchants Anderson, Jackson, and Will Price travel. Marlow relocates to Loganville. a governor race looms. Marion Conner marries Mat tie Head with Judge Evans officiating. Anderson & Jones tout the Shield Brand line and a broad clothing selection at Gainesville prices.
A list of twenty three individuals is set to serve on the grand jury next week. Named jurors include A. W. Peck J. N. Davis W. H. Jones Win. B. Anderson F. W. Wimpy G. W. Cochran and others such as J. K. P. Lance R. M. Dowdy Rev. J. B. Swaney and J. J. Redmond. The roster also names I. M. Seabolt G. B. White E. E. Crisson Robert Wood Wilks B. Garvin T. S. Littlefield J. W. Rider M. G. Head W. J. Hightower Francis M. Conner J. M. Smith A. D. Jackson CG M. Ferguson J. F. Moore Charles A. Anderson J. R. Graham James KE. Tate and Andrew J. Dockery.
200 acre farm in Lumpkin county Shoal Creek district six miles east of Dahlonega. Up land with fine corn cotton and wheat soil. Ample water timber large orchard good dwelling and other structures. All conveniences including school church store and post office nearby. Apply to J H RepMonp Garland Ga.
150 acre farm on Wahoo creek in Shoal Creek district Lumpkin county with bottom land orchard dwelling timber and access to school church store and mill Apply to D L Goox Dahlonega Ga for details and price
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