Evans County Amendment Proposed to Georgia Constitution
Georgia proposes to amend the constitution to create Evans County from portions of Bulloch and Tattnall and name Claxton as county seat. The measure, attached to first congressional and state senate districts, requires ratification by voters at the general election on November 3, 1914, with specific county offices and court terms outlined. Governor John M. Slaton issues the proclamation for statewide submission and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Lyans
John M. Slavor
Georgian
General Assembly
Old
Peterphyan
Bulloch
Tattnall
Kevans
Claxton
State of Georgia
Bulloch and
Wattnall
Johnson’s Old Ferry
Caroochee River
Liberty
Caroochee Creek
Jeniie
Roger's Crossing
Bellville
Reidsville
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Manassas
Candler
Kennedy
Kennedy's Bridge
Ada Helle
Register and Glenville
Dublin Road
Dublin
Scott’s Creek
Scott's Creek
Lott's Creek
Lott
Evans
Publc
Eyans
Pew
Sail
Gener
Gener Assembly
Tha
John M. Slaton
Joan M. Slaron
T. John M. Slaton
Jon M. Starox
Pritio Coox
Mountain Club House Opens for Travelers in North Georgia
The Mountain Club House welcomes transient travelers as a premier resort in North Georgia. It advertises electric lights running water and fine meals under proprietors Craiger and Arnold, with eight acres of shaded grounds for guests seeking comfort and a cool retreat.
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North
Georgia
Craiger
Arnold
Standard Gold Mining Company Seeks Charter Amendment
The petition from Standard Gold Mining Company in Lumpkin County Georgia asks the Superior Court to amend the charter reducing capital stock from five million dollars to forty thousand dollars. The company says it owes no debts and stockholders approved the amendment. request includes publication for four weeks.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Superiour
Said County
Standard Gold Mining Company
Superior Court
Dahlonega
Petitioner
Svanparp Goip Mixtya Company
Heap
Black Draught Reputedly Cures Five Year Stomach Ailment
A Kentucky reader reports long lasting stomach and headache relief after three months on Thedford s Black Draught. The ad notes the product is vegetable based, gentle, and suitable for all ages, urging households to keep a bottle on hand.
Georgia Proclamation on Abolishing Justice Courts in Savannah
Proclamation by Governor John M. Slaton submitting a constitutional amendment for the November 3 1914 general election. The proposal would allow abolishing Justice Courts and the office of Justice of the Peace in cities with populations over twenty thousand, excluding Savannah, and replacing them with new courts as deemed necessary by the General Assembly. The proclamation directs publication in newspapers and outlines ratification procedures and ballot wording.
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State of Georgia
Savannah
Ilis Excellency
Joan M. Staros
Executive Department
Wuerens
General Assembly
State of
Georgia
Justice of the Peace
Justice Courts
Justices of the Peace and Notaries
Justices of the Peace
Superior Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
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Pinar Coon
Mountain Club
Q. C. Haran
Cleyk Superior Cours Lump
County
Gainesville &Orthwestern Railroad
Mr. Hughes
Pomeroyton, Ky
A. J. Hughes
Thedford
Gainesville
Gainesville Main St
New Holland
Clark
Dearborn
Brookton
Ollerton
Otaby Camp Ground
Lids Meldeay
Cleveland
Mt Younh
Nagel
North Helen
Southern Ry
Main St
Gatesville
Southern
A. T H. Unn
College Street
G. H. Moore
Daily Hack
Lahionega
The
New Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange, Mass
Lumpkin Court
Missouri
Turner
Carl Shultz
Laura A. Turner
H. B. Surra
H. E Watson
G. G. Head
Cook’s Pharmacy
D. L. Cook
Ph. G
W. D. Seabolt
Littlefield Old Stand
Perrchan Disk
Emma Waters
T. W. Waters
B. Surra
H. B. Smither
Lay
Dahlonega, Ga
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