Evans County proposed as new Georgia county
Governor John M. Slaton proclaims a constitutional amendment to create Evans County from parts of Bulloch and Tattnall. The measure, to be voted on November 3, 1914, would place Claxton as county seat and attach Evans to the First Congressional District, Atlantic Judicial Circuit, and the second Senatorial District. The proposal sets county offices, courts, and elections, with ratification by voters required for implementation.
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Georga
Evans
Joam M. Siarox
State of Georgia
Executive Department
General Assembly
Georgia
Bulloch
Lattnall
Evans County
Claxton
Bulloch and
Tattnall
Johnson's Old Ferry
Caroochee River
Liberty
Caroochee Creek
Jennie
Roger's Crossing
Bellville
Reidsville
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Manassas
Candler
Kennedy's Bridge
Ada Belle
Register and Glenville
Vans
Publc
Noans
Mountain Club House Opens for Travelers in North Georgia
The Mountain Club House announces its opening for transient guests and travelers. It boasts electric lights, running water, 80 acres of parkland, fine shade, and cool surroundings, promoted by proprietor Craig R. Arnold and advertised as the finest resort in North Georgia.
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North
Georgia
Craig RK. Arnold
Amendment sought to reduce Standard Gold Mining charter
Petition to Lumpkin County Superior Court Georgia seeks amendment to the 1900 charter of Standard Gold Mining Company. It requests reducing authorized capital from 5,000,000 to 40,000 dollars and dividing into 1 dollar shares, with stockholder approval attached. Filed October 8 1914 by Clerk G C Aran.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Superiour
Said County
Standard Gold Mining Company
Superior Court
Dahlonega
Lumpkin Gounty
Petititioner
Sranparny Gorn Mining Company
C. Hran
Georgia Governor Proclaims Amendment to Abolish Justice Courts
Proclamation from Governor John M. Slaton submits a proposed constitutional amendment to the people of Georgia for ratification at the General State Election. The measure would allow abolishing Justice Courts and the office of Justice of the Peace in cities with populations over 20,000, including Savannah, and creating new court structures under General Assembly discretion. Provisions outline publication, voter options, and sequencing with the two thirds approval requirement. The notice updates five proclamations dated August 8, 1914, adjusting election timing to November 3, 1914.
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State of Georgia
Savannah
Jomn M. Staven
State of
Georgia
General Assembly
Justice of the Peace
Justice Courts
Justices of the Peace and Notaries
Justices of the Peace
Superior Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Georgina
Jieuw
John M. Slaton
Jos M. 8Uaron
Piliiry Cook
Wveras
Orpen
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Secretary of State
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Pintniv Cook
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Gainesville & Notivestet Halifoad
Gaineosville
New Holland Jet
Ifenak Uv
Lerne
Helen
North Helen
Main St
Gainesville
Southern Ry
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College Street
G. H. Moore
Provo
Haily Hack
Good
Missouri
Turner
Carl Shultz
Laura A. Turner
H. B. Sarit
H. E. Watson
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Anders
Cook’s Pharmacy
D. L. Cook
Ph. G
W. D. Seabolt
Littlefield Old Stand
Emma Waters
T. W. Waters
H. B. Sarru
Hnunr WY
H. B, Smither C. C. Head
Lumpkin County Realty CO
Dahlonega, Ga
W. 8. Gaillard
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