Proclamation on Evans County constitutional amendment vote
Governor John M. Slaton proclaims a proposed amendment to create Evans County from parts of Bulloch and Tattnall counties. It would place Claxton as county seat and set Evans County within the First Congressional District and Atlantic Judicial Circuit, with specified offices and court terms upon ratification at the November 3, 1914 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Evans
Joun M. Slavon
State of Georgia
Executive Department
Wrhemras
General Assembly
Ple
Bulloch
Latinall
Vans
Claxton
Bulloch and
Tattnall
Johnson's Old Ferry
Caroochee River
Liberty
Tattnall Counties
Caroochee Creek
Jennie
Roger’s Crossing
Bellville
Reidsville
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Manassas
Candler
Kennedy's Bridge
Ada Belle
Register and Glenville
Evans County
John M. Slaton
Jons M. Stayrox
Mountain Club House Opens for Transient Travelers
The Mountain Club House welcomes transient and traveling public as the finest North Georgia resort offering meals, electric lights, running water, 30 acres of park shaded grounds, and cool surroundings under proprietor Craig R Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Georgia
Craig R. Arnold
Standard Gold Mining Company Seeks Charter Amendment
Petition to Lumpkin County Superior Court requests reducing capital from 5,000,000 to 40,000 dollars with 100 dollar par value shares. Company, organized under 1900 charter, states no debts and stockholders voted for amendment. court filing dated October 3, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Lumpkin County
Superiour
Said County
Standard Gold Mining Company
Superior Court
Dahlonega
Petitioner
Sth
Stanpary Gorn Mixing Company
CG. C
Heap
Georgia Proclamation on Savannah Justice Court Amendment
Governor Slaton issues proclamations submitting five constitutional amendments to voters for the November 3, 1914 general election. The long text outlines changing provisions to allow abolishing Justice Courts in cities over twenty thousand, including Savannah, and creating new court systems. it includes required notations for voter ballots and renotes that the election date is moved to November 3, 1914. The proclamation also requests publication in newspapers in each congressional district and sets conditions for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Georgia
Savannah
Joax M. Stavox
State of
Georgia
Malitia
General Assembly
Justice of the Peace
Scotrox
Justice Courts
Justices of the Peace and Notaries
Justices of the Peace
Superior Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Pronk Coo
Wuernrras
Letion
Wheras
John M. Slaton
Cardui touted as aid for weak women in Pleasant Hill tale
Mrs Walter Vincent of Pleasant Hill recounts three summers of dreadful headaches and prostration until Cardui, a plant based tonic, eased her symptoms and strengthened her. The ad claims Cardui is vegetable and mild, improves appetite and nerves, and has helped over a million women in fifty years. It invites readers to write Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a 64 page booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
N. C
Walter Vincent
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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John M. Staton
Prine Cook
Secretary
Mountain Club
C. C. Heap
Gia
Waines Ville & Ori Wester Railroad
Toullowe
Gainesville
Main Stas
New Holland
Wees Camp
Meldean
Cleveland
Asbestos
Yonah
Nucoochee
Oye O Wien
Serene Beens
Helen Lo
Helen Ake
Southern Ry
Main SL
Main St
ULM
Dahlonega Feed & Livery Stable
College Street
G. H. Moore
Daily Hack
Ney
Lampkin County
Missouri
Turner
Carl Shultz
Laura A. Turner
Hf. B. Sarri
H. E. Watson
Cook’s Pharmacy
D. L. Cook
Ph. G
Carreully
W. D. Seabolt
THE
Littlefield Old Stand
Emma Weasarn
T. W. Waters
HW. B. Suere
H. B. Smither C. D. Head
Lumpkin County Realty CO
Dahlonega, Ga
W. 8. Gaillard
Brooksher
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