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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
8
City council votes to petition the legislature to amend Columbus city charter to grant rights for Eminent domain and tax powers for private improvements and liquor regulations. Debate over participation and future referendums continues, with details to be discussed at November council meeting.
Savannah reports the plant system has ordered 180 boxes of gear from Georgia Garbid Manufacturing and six belts from another supplier, boosting power and speed. Seven of the finest agents will be delivered soon, with further equipment actions planned to improve the system.
Oct 23 report from Atlanta notes the Georgia General Assembly to convene in the statehouse to begin a pivotal session. Also logged are multiple local items: a Sunday plane crash injures several, a Dublin gang of negro robbers is dismantled, a Barnesville suspect not Lattimer’s killer, and Augusta’s plan for a new conductors’ clubroom with a two story brick building.
Georgia notice petitions to incorporate the Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad Company proposing a 450 mile line from Brunswick Georgia to Alabama with capital stock of 6 750 000 dollars. Principal office to be in Brunswick with intent to subscribe stock and build, equip and operate the railway across Glynn Wayne Piet Ang Cotton Irwin Wilcox Sumter Webster Stewart counties to Montgomery and Birmingham Alabama.
Property to be sold at Vienna courthouse door on first Tuesday in November to the highest bidder for cash. Includes Lot 140 in the 9th district, 50 acres, bounded by Jas. H. McKenzie and Chas. Powell, levied on John King Wallace and Sarah Wallace for a fire in 1900. Also Lot 19 in the 10th district, about 208 1/4 acres, levied on James A. Lane for a 1900 court claim. Also Lot 10 in original 3rd district, now Unadilla, 202 acres, levied on Johnson Pierce et al. for 1900 court claim.
D. Thompson and A. O. Daniel, executors of the estate of R. L. Dupree, deceased, petition for leave to sell lands. The application will be heard on the first Monday in November. D. Hargrove, O DC, October 1, 1900.
James P Parker applies to sell a portion of lands belonging to the estate of Jesse Parker Mary Ann Thompson Lee W Parker and Mattie Parker in Dooly County The application will be heard and passed on by JD Hargrove O DC at the fixed Monday in October 1900.
In Georgia Ialy County W G Satheppee applied for permanent administration on the estate of David Culpepper and asks that administration be reopened. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at my office on the first Monday in November to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to W A Culopper on the Culpepper estate.
By order of the Ordinary of Dooly County T will sell at public cash sale on the first Tuesday of November 1900 the 6th day at the courthouse between usual hours real estate City lots 371 and 272 in Cordale with the Planing Mill Plant and fixtures and connections. Sale to continue daily until sold. Terms cash. Out Ltd 1900. McD Gary Jr Executor of Winriss J Bras.
An administrator sale is ordered in Dooly County Georgia for November first 1900 at the court house door near Cordele. The Sarah J Smith estate includes lot 188 in the 10th district totaling about 2024 acres cash terms. Also guardians notice to sell forty acres of land in district seven for Mary Ann Thompson to reinvest proceeds.
By order of the Calhoun County court of ordinary the estate of Simon Wooten Sr. will sell at Morgan Ga on the first Tuesday in November between legal hours. Purchases include multiple land lots in the 3rd and 4th districts with timber and cultivation, each lot sold separately for cash. Information from Wooten Crossland Albany and Geo W Wooten Vienna attorneys. executor Mo M Wooten of Leary Ga.
By virtue of a power of sale from James Shipp to the National Building Association of Baltimore City dated January 80 1899 the sale will occur at Cordele Court House door on the fires Tuesday in November next for cash. Property includes city blocks seven eight nine and ten in block nine according to Cordele city map. Deed secured payment of bond. upon three months of default the entire secured amount becomes payable at association option.
The National Building Association of Baltimore City announces a sale to settle indebtedness totaling 875 dollars and 40 cents, plus costs. The sale proceeds will cover the debt and processing costs. Ernest J. Knabe, President. Ry. A. Dolne, Secretary, certify the notice dated October 8, 1900.
Trustees of The National Building Association of Baltimore sell by public outcry on the first Tuesday in November in Cordele Georgia. Property includes City lot No 3 and parts of blocks 262 and land lottery 288 in the 10th District. Debts owed by H A McElreath to the association exceed 804.63 plus 5 percent trustee fees.
Trustees for The National Building Association of Baltimore City will sell at public outcry before the courthouse door in Dooly County on the first Tuesday in November for cash the City lots 19 and 20 in block 19 and 11 19 18 14 in block 84, Cordele, to satisfy a debt of O J Kipp of $1847.87 plus 6 percent of sale proceeds to cover trustee fees and costs. The deed recorded December 7 1898. This Oct 6.
In Georgia Dooly County the National Building Association of Baltimore will sell at public outcry before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in the month to satisfy a deed of trust dated October 17, 1898. Property includes city lots 14 through 19 in block 6 part of land lot 288, 10th District. Indebtedness of Neal McBrain to the association is $892.86 plus five percent of sale proceeds. sale to cover defaulted payments and costs. Date October 6, 1900. M McDonald Phinannon and W H McKenzie trustees.
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