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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic.
SUPREME COUNCIL, 33°, A, AND A, RITE, SOUTHERN JURISDICTION - Albert Pike, Most Puis.", Sov,. Gr., Com .. H., E., Wa-hington, D. C .; James C, Batchelor, Puis',' Sov ... Lt.'. Gr .. Com . Le."., New Orleans, La,; W, Letcher Mitchell, Gr .. Prior.". H.". E .. Athens, Ga ; Henry Buist, G ... Chancellor H .: E ... , Charleston, S. C .; Theodore Suttan Parvin, G .. R . Min .. of State, H . E. . , Iowa City. fowa; Albert Gallatin Mackey, Sec .. Gen .: H ... E ... , Washington, D. C .; Frederick Webber, Treas .. Gen .. H. E. . , Louisvi le, Ky .; Luke Henry Bar- ber, Gr .. Almoner, Little Rock, Ark.
GENERAL GRAND ENCAMP- MENT OF K. T. OF THE U. S .- Next conclave at San Francisco, Cal., third Tuesday in August, 1883. Sir Benjamin Dean, M. E. G. C., Boston, Mass. ; R. E. Withers, M. E. G. D. C., Alexandria, Va. ; J. W. Simons, M. E. G. T., New York; Theodore S. Parvin, G. R., Iowa City. Iowa.
GENERALGRAND CHAPTER OF R. A. M. OF THE U. S .- Twenty-fifth triennial convocation at Denver, Col., second Tuesday in August, 1883. R. F. Bower, G. Gr. H. P., Keokuk, Iowa; C. G. Fox, G. S.,Buffalo, N. Y.
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GRAND COUNCIL R AND S. M. OF GEORGIA-The next an- nual assembly to be held in Macon, the last Wednesday in April, 1881. Charles R. Armstrong, M. I. G. M, Macon ; William J, Pollard, I. D. G. M., Augusta; Joseph E. Wells, G. T., Macon ; Andrew M. Wolihin, G. R., Albany.
GRAND CHAPTER OF GEOR- GIA-The 59 annual convocation will be held in Macon on the last Wednesday in April, 1881. J. W. Oslin, G. H. P., West Point; J. Emmett Blackshear, G. S, Macon.
GRAND LODGE OF GEOR- GIA-Next biennial communica- tion will be held in Macon, last Tuesday in October, 1882. James M. Moblev, G. M., Hamilton; J. Emmett Blackshear, G. S, Macon.
GRAND COMMANDERY-W. D. Luckie, G. C., Atlanta; W. S. Rockwell, D. G. C., Savannah; W. B. Young, G. G, Augusta ; R. B. Hall, G. C. G., Macon; Joseph E. Wells, G. T., Macon; C. R. Arm- strong, G. R., Eastman
MASTER MASONS.
Masonic Hall, Marietta, south- east corner Broad.
ATLANTA LODGE, No. 59- Meets second and fourth Tuesday in each month. George Thompson, W. M .; J. W. Cleaton, secretary.
GEORGIA LODGE, No. 96- Meets first and third Tuesday in each month. C. L. Wilson, W. M .; De Witt Bruyn, secretary.
FULFON LODGE, No. 216- Meets first and third Thursday in each month. C. F. Malone, W. M .; Otto Spahr, secretary.
ROYAL ARCHI.
MOUNT ZION CHAPEL, NO. 16-Meets second and fourth Mon- day in each month. H. D. Austin, H. P .; Otto Spahr, secretary.
JASON BURR COUNCIL, No. 13-Meets third Monday evening in March, June, September and December each year. B. F. Moore, T. I. M .; John Meed, Rec.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
CŒUR DELEON COMMAN-
DERY - Meets at Commandery Rooms second Tuesday in each month. Samuel Hape, E. C .; B. F. Moore, Rec.
SCOTTISH RITE.
A. and A. Scottish Rite, Ill. Thomas W. Chandler, 33º deputy I .:. G. Special deputy for Atlanta. ATLANTA COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF KADOSH 30°- V .: Sir Thomas W. Chandler, 33º commander; E .. Sir Calvin Fay, 32°, first lieutenant commander ; E .. Sir George T. Anderson, 32°, second lieutenant commander,
WHITE EAGLE CHAPTER, No. 1, ROSE CROIX 18°-III. Cal- vin Fay, 32°, M .:. W ... Master; Ill. Thomas W. Chandler, 33º, Sec.
HERMES LODGE OF PER- FECTION, No. 3, G .. E,. P., AND S .. MASONS 14°-Ill. Thos. W. Chandler, 33º, T .. P .. G ... Master; S. L. Solomonson, 14° secretary.
Independent Order of Odd Fel- lows.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Whitehall, southeast cor Alabama
GRAND LODGE-T. A. Askew, M. G. W., Savannah; - Holtzclaw, R. W. D G. M., Perry; John G. Deitz, R. W. G. Sec., Macon ; J. S. Tison, G. T., Savannah; Adolph Brandt, Angusta, J. B. Goodwin, Atlanta, R. W. G. Reps. to G. L. of U. S.
LODGES.
CENTRAL LODGE, No. 28- Meets every Tuesday. W. J. Spcairs, N. G .; W.n. Kenyon, Sec.
BARNES LODGE, No. 55 - Meets every Friday. J. K. Throw- er N. G ; J. L. Crenshaw. Sec. .
'CAPITAL LODGE, No. 69- Meets every Thursday. E. J. Roach, N. G. : James Anderson, Sec.
SCHILLER LODGE, No. 71 -- Meets every Monday. F. Steiglitz, N. G .; H. Franklin, Sec.
ENCAMPMENTS.
EMPIRE ENCAMPMENT. NO. 12-Meets second and fourth Wed- nesday in each month. J. E. Mann, C. P .; G. R. McCown, Sec.
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RELIEF. GENERAL RELIEF COMMIT- TEE-W. J. Speairs, J. K. Throw- ·er, E. J. Roach, F. Steightz.
I. O. F. S. of I.
ATLANTA LODGE, No. 85- over 69 East Alabama, first and third Sundays of each month, at 10 A M. E Rich, president ; A. E. Shulhafer, vice president; M. Title- baum, corresponding secretary ; J. Hirshberg, financial secretary; G. Saloshin, treasurer.
I. O. B. B.
GATE CITY LODGE, No. 144- Meets in Odd Fellows' Hall, White- hall, southeast corner Alabama, second and fourth Sunday each month, H. Wolfe, president; J. Dreyfus, vice-president; M. Title- baum, secretary ; E. Rieb, treasur- er; D. Rich, monitor.
O. K. S. B.
KENNESAW LODGE, No. 190 -Meet over 69 East Alabama, first and third Sunday, at 3 P M. E. Se- lig, president; I. Guthman, vice- president; M. Titlebaum, recording secretary; S, Benjamin, financial secretary ; M. Franklin, treasurer.
A. O. U. W.
ATLANTA LODGE, No. 1- Meet Alabama, corner Loyd, first and third Tuesday evening of each month. WV. F. Slatou, P. M. W .; W. B. Bonnell, recorder.
I. O. G. T.
GRAND LODGE OF GEOR- GIA-H. G. Everitt, G. W. C. T., Savannah; J. N. Ross, G. W. C., Jefferson ; Miss Jennie Gay, G. W. V. T .. Covington; J. G. Thrower, G. W. Sec., Atlanta; Miss L. An- derson, Asst. G W. Sec .. Coving .. ton ; R. A. McMahon, G. W. Treas., Crawford; R. P. Zimmerman, G. S J. T., Atlanta; Jesse Walker. G. W. Chap , Social Circle; J. J. Keith, G. W. Mar., Louisville ; Miss Mol- lie Perkins, G. W. D. Mar .. Atlan- ta; W. A. Hansell, P. G. W. C. T., Atlanta. Next session convenes in
Louisville, Ga., first Tuesday in Sep- tember, 1881.
GEORGIA LODGE, No. 132- Meets in Good Templars' Hall, Whitehall, cor. Hunter, every Mon- day. J. G. Thrower, W. C. T .; R. P. Zimmerman, permanent secre- tary.
DEAN LODGE, No. 463-Meets every Monday evening at Marietta, northeast corner Broad. H. H. Penny, W. C. T .; H. H Rice, per- manent secretary.
Cold Water Templars?
WENONA LODGE, No. 1-Meets in Good Templars' Hall every Sun- day at 2 P.M. J. G. Thrower, Sup.
Knights of Jericho.
GRAND LODGE-C. J. Lower, Grand Chief, Griffin; R. P. Zim- melman, Grand Sec. and Treas., Atlanta.
PHOENIX LODGE-Meet in Good Templars' Hall, Whitehall, corner Hunter, every Friday, 7:30 P.M. R. P. Zimmerman, Sir K. C.
IMP. O. R. M.
GREAT COUNCIL OF GEOR- GIA-Meet second Monday in May in Atlanta. M. T. Simmons, Great Sachem, Atlanta; G. M. Jones, Great Senior Sagamore, Atlanta; A. A. Manning, Great Junior Sag- amore, Atlanta; Jacob Emell, Great Chief of Records. Atlanta; J. L. Harding, Great Keeper of Wam- pum, Atlanta; OI Hart, Great Pro- phet, Atlanta
CHEROKEE TRIBE, No. 1- Meet 213 Marietta. A. J. Joy, sa- chem; H. T. Spinks, senior saga- more; S. A. Sage, junior saga- more; E. L. LaFontaine, chief of records; J. L. Harden, keeper wam- pnm; L. S. Morris, prophet.
MODOC TRIBE, No. 3-Meet above 210 Marietta, every Monday evening G. W. Clinton, sachem; C. Brennan, senior sagamore; G. M. Jones, chief of records; C. L. Lovd, assistant chief of records; John Mason, keeper wampum; J. B. MeCall, prophet.
CHATTAHOOCHEE TRIBE
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No. 5-Meet 210 Marietta, every Tuesday night. J. A. Long, sachem; senior sagamore; E Ar
, thur, junior sagamore; J. F Moses, chief of records; James Shockley, keeper wampum; J. C. Lever, prophet.
CHOCTAW TRIBE No.6-Meet 238 Decatur, every Thursday night. T. Davis, sachem ; J Gartrell, se- nior sagamore ; J. Buchanan.junior sagamore; W. G. Gibson, chiet of records; T. J. Buchanan, keeper wampun ; J. W. Taylor, prophet.
KENNESAW TRIBE No. 8- Meet Marietta, nw corner Broad, every Tuesday night. G. Thomp- son, sachem; J. A Lyon, senior sagamore; J. Thompson, junior sagamore; W. H. Haper, chief of records; J. W. Rushin, keeper wam- pum; H. A. Su.ith, propnet.
Catholic Knights of America.
BRANCH No 20-Meet at Cath- olic Library rooms, second and fourth Tuesday in each month. M. E. Maber. president ; T. J. Malone, vice-president ; Joseph W. Hogan, recording : ecretary, Joseph Gatens, financial secretary ; J J Doonan, treasurer . Rev. J. M. O'Brien, spir- itual director. Insurance to mem- bers $2,000.
Knights of Honor.
SUPREME LODGE-Hon. W. B Hoke, supreme dictator, Lonis- ville, Ky ; R. H. Cochran, supreme vice dictator, Wheeling, W. Va .; S. H. Boynton, supreme assistant dictator, Rockland, Maine: J. C. Plumer, supreme reporter, Wooster, Ohio; R. J. Breckinridge, supreme treasurer, Lexington, Ky .; Francis Lobde.l, supreme chaplain, New York; F. P. Ireland, supreme guide, Nebraska City, Neb .; W. G. Sykes, supreme guardian, Aber- deen, Miss ; H. P. Upman, supreme sentinel, Rochester, Minn .; J. A. Cummings, past supreme dictator, Boston, Mass.
GEORGIA LODGE No. 127- Meet Alabama, corner Loyd, second and fourth Friday nights of each month. D W. Gwinn, dictator ; H. C. Mitchell, reporter.
GATE CITY LODGE No. 346- Meet Alabama, corner Loyd, first and third Friday of each month. J. S. Doyle, dictator ; R. A. Varne- doe, reporter.
Knights and Ladies of Honor.
R. E. LEE LODGE No. 372- Meet 69 E. Alabama, second and fourth Tuesday nights of each month. J. H. Sterchi, R. E. C .; W. G. Browne, secretary.
Knights of. Pythias.
SUPREME LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES-Meets in De- troit, Mich., in August. 1882. G. W. Lindsay. S C., Baltimore. Md .; Joseph Dowdall, S. K. of R. and S.
GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA -Meets annually, third Tuesday in May. Next meeting to be held at Savannah. A. Brant, G. C., Au- gusta ; S. C. Roberts, G. K. of R. S., Savannah.
SUBORDINATE LODGE.
ATLANTA LODGE No. 20- Meets every second and fourth Tuesday evening. 7:30 P.M., over 69 East Alabama. C. B. Crenshaw, C. C .; T. H. Eddins, V. C ; J. L. Cren- shaw, K. ofR. & S .; H. H. Dickson, M. of E .: W. E. McAllister, M. at A.
Knights of the Golden Rule.
STONEWALL LODGE No. 52 -Meet over 69 East, Alabama eve- ry first and third Thursday of each mouth. W. F. Slaton, commander ; WV G. Browne, secretary. Insurance $500 to $3,000. Sick benefits $5 per week.
Royal Arcanum.
ATLANTA COUNCIL No. 160 -Meet over 69 East Alabama, second and fourth Thursday of each month at 7:30 P.M. G. G. Roy, re- gent ; E. A. Robertson, vice regent; J. T. Cooper, orator; Rev. J. A. Smith, past regent; G. S. Prior, secretary ; Amos Fox, treasurer ; W. H. Nutting, collector ; Rev. A. T. Spalding. chaplain ; Ed, G. Rob- erts, guide ; G. M. Hanvey, warden; D. W. Gwin, representative to
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grand council, J. A. Link, alter- pate. Total membership, 25,000. $3,000 insurance at death. Sick benefit $2 per week.
American Legion of Honor.
KENNESAW COUNCIL No. 215-Meet 69 East Alabama, every second and fourth Monday of each month. J. T. Westmoreland, C; J. G. Thrower, V. C; A. O. M. Gay, treasurer; W. H. Kenner, sec- retary; A. C. Hook, collector. In- surance from $500 to $5,000. Sick benefit $5 per week.
TELEGRAPH COMPA- NIES.
AMERICAN UNION TELE- GRAPH COMPANY-8 E. Wall. E. R Howe, manager.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY -11 E. Alabama. W. G. Turner, manager.
WESTERN UNION TELE- GRAPH COMPANY 56 E. Wall, J. Herrick, manager.
TELEPHONE COMPA. NIES.
ATLANTA TELEPHONE COMPANY-Central office, Kim ball House. H. H. Jackson, super- intendent ; O. E. Coyen, chief ope- rator.
U. S. LOCAL OFFI- CERS, ETC.
COMMISSIONERS-Lawson Black, 61 E. Alabama; A. E. Buck, United States Court house and Post office; W. B Smith and Wm. H. Smythe, 20 Decatur.
INTERNAL REVENUE-(Sec- ond District of Georgia.) Andrew Clark, collector. Office, U. S. Court House and P. O. building. Theo- dore D. Irish and S. M. Nealon, deputies. Joseph C. Vigal, U. S. storekeeper. J. R. Haskins and G. B. Clark, clerks.
SIGNAL CORPS-Kimball House. Harry Hall, corporal ob- server. 5
COUNTY OF FULTON.
Atlanta, county seat. Offices lo- cated in City Hall Building, or Court House, east side Washington, between Hunter and Mitchell.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK SUPERIOR COURT- G. H. Strong. W. H. Venable, J. M. Goldsmith, A. P. Woodward, deputies.
COUNTY ALMS HOUSE-Sit- uated 72 miles on Peachtree road. J. W. Mayson, superintendent; sal- ary $60 per month.
COUNTY CORONER-F. A. Hilburn, office, 17 Whitehall.
COUNTY SCHOOL COMMIS- SIONER -Jethro W. Manning, City Hall.
COUNTY SURVEYOR-B. F. Walker. City Hall.
COUNTY AND STATE TAX COLLECTOR-W. W. Clayton, II E. Alabama.
COUNTY TREASURER - C. M. Payne, City Hall.
SHERIFF-A. M. Perkerson, City Hall, Elected January, 1881, for two years; salary, fees; bond $100,- 000. W. A. Wilson, C. C. Greene, L. P. Thomas, Jr., deputies, ap- pointed by sheriff.
STATE AND COUNTY TAX RECEIVER-J. O. Harris, City Hall.
COUNTY PRISON.
COUNTY JAIL-34 Fraser. C. C. Greene, jailor; Crandall L. Poole, turnkey
STATE OF GEORGIA,
Capitol Building, Marietta, south- west corner Forsyth.
Chief Executive.
GOVERNOR-Hon. Alfred H. Col- quitt. Inaugurated November, 1880. Term of office, two years ; salary $3,000. Isaac W. Avery, private secretary ; J. W. Warren, secretary; salaries, $1,500; R. A. Murphey, warrant clerk; salary, $1,300. J. B. Baird and Thomas C. Howard, clerks; salaries, $1,250.
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ATTORNEY-GENERAL, - Clifford Anderson ; salary, $2,000.
COMPTROLLER-GENERAL -- William A. Wright. Term expires January, 1883; salary, $2,000 R. U. Har- deman, book keeper; salary, $1,800. William King, insurance clerk ; salary, $1,200. William Haralson, Wild Land clerk; salary, $1,000.
SECRETARY OF STATE-Nathan C. Barnett. Term expires Jan- uary. 1883; salary, $2,000: bond, $10,000 J. F. Jones, clerk ; sal- ary, $1,000.
TREASURER-Daniel N. Speer. Term expires January, 1833; sal- ary, $2,000; bond, $200,000. W. J. Speer, clerk ; salary, $1.600.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE- Established September 1st. 1874. Annual appropriations, $10.000; printing fund, $1,000; J T. Hender- son, commissioner, salary $2,000; R. J. Redding, assistant commis- sioner, salary $1,700; W. H How- ell, department clerk, salary $1,200; J. S. Newman, editing clerk, salary . $1,700. The commissioner has ap- pointed six inspectors of fertilizers, who are paid salaries, the highest not exceeding $1,500. These in- spectors are: O. T. Rogers, Savan- nah; Samuel Hawkins, Augusta; Troup Butler, Brunswick; E. L. Thomas, Macon; George W. Ro- sette, Columbus, J. S. Lawton, At- lanta.
Prof. H. C. White, of the Uni- versity of Georgia, is the chemist of the department for the analysis of fertilizers; salary $3,000.
KEEPER OF PENITENTIARY-John W. Nelms, principal keeper; term expires January, 1883; salary $2,- 000; bond $10,000. William H. Turner, assistant and guard ; salary $400.
LIBRARIAN-Frank L. Haralson ; term expires January, 1883; salary $1,000; bond $2,000.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER-Gustavus J. Orr. Term expires January, 1883; salary $2,000. Mark John- ston, clerk; salary $1,200.
WILD LAND OFFICE-Comptroller General, ex officio commissioner.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA-Office 12 East Alabama (up-stairs). Hon- James M. Smith, chairman : Camp- b-ll Wallace and Samnel Barnett, commissioners; Robert A. Bacon, secretary The commissio ers are appointed by the Governor, with the consent of the senate. Its du- ties are lo fix the local rates to be charged by the various railroads in the State, on freight and passengers, and to furnish rules and regulations to govern the roads. Its first ac- tion was to fix a standard tariff for all the roads, to take effect May Ist, 1881, but upon proper showing by any road that such standard was too low, the Commission increased the standard rates by allowing an additional per centage. The pas- senger rates were five and six cents per mile, on nearly every road in the State. By order of the com- mission, the fares on all the long or important roads was reduced on February Ist, 1881, to three (3) cents a mile This board is not an advisatory, but a mandatory one, whose powers are to regulaet rail- roads and railroad rates. The pre- sent incumbents are appointed for six, four and two years, respective- ly, from October, 1879, but their successors' terms of office will be for six years each. The secretary is elected by the commissioners. The salary of each commissioner is $2,500 per annum; of the secre- tary, $1,200.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Officers of the Senate.
Jas. S. Boynton, president, Grif- fin; W. P. Price, president pro tem , Dahlonega; William A. Harris, secretary, Isabella; Henry H. Ca- baniss, assistant secretary, Forsyth; C. J. Wellborn, 2d assistant secre- tary, Blairsville; J. T. Taylor, jour- nalizing clerk, Atlanta; W. E. Candler, calendar clerk, Blairsville; H. C. Peeples, enrolling clerk, At- lanta; J. E. Wooten, engrossing clerk, Savannah; J. R. Christy, message clerk, Athens; A. J. Cam-
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eron, messenger, Cobbville; Lemu- el J. Aldred, doorkeeper.
Senate.
First District-P. W. Meldrim, lawyer; Savannah,
Second District -R. B. Harris, physician ; Darien.
Third District-Lemuel Johnson, farmer; Graham.
Fourth District - R. N. King, farmer ; St. Marys.
Fifth District-C. A. Smith, farm- er; Homerville.
Sixth District-J. W. Harrell, farmer; Valdosta.
Seventh District-E. P. S. Den- mark, lawyer ; Quitman,
Eighth District -James Bragg, farmer; Camilla.
Ninth District - A. L. Hawes, lawyer; Newton.
Tenth District-A. C. Westbrook, merchant; Albany.
Eleventh District-J. G. Parks, lawyer; Dawson.
Twelfth District-J. E. Carter, physician ; Lumpkin.
Thirteenth District - DuPont Guerry, lawyer ; Americus.
Fourteenth District-J. H. Wood- ward, lawyer and farmer; Vienna. Fifteenth District -T. Smith, farmer ; Lumber City.
Sixteenth District-J. H. Hicks, farmer ; Wrightsville.
Seventeenth District - J. F. Brown, farmer and physician ; Ogeechee.
Eighteenth District -- J. L. Neal, farmer; Warrenton.
Nineteenth District-R. L. Mc- Whorter, farmer ; Penfield.
Twentieth District -- S. G. Jordan, farmer ; Sandersville.
Twenty-first District-R. L. Sto- rey, farmer ; Irwinton.
Twenty-second District - J. H. Baker, farmer ; Zebulon.
Twenty-third District - D. A. Smith, physician; Butler.
Twenty-fourth District-W. B. Butt, lawyer; Buena Vista.
Twenty- fifth District-W. R. Gor- man, farmer ; Geneva.
Twenty-sixth District - J. S. Boynton, lawyer; Griffin.
Twenty-seventh District-H. D. McDaniel; Monroe.
Twenty-eighth District- J. S. Reid, farmer; Eatonton.
Twenty-ninth District - J. W. Barksdale, farmer; Danburgh.
Thirtieth District-W. H. Mattox, farmer; Heardmont.
Thirty-first District-S. H. Mose- ley, farmer and merchant; Toccoa City.
Thirty-second District - W. P. Price, lawyer ; Dahlonega.
Thirty-third District-B. F. Sud- duth, farmer; Homer.
Thirty-fourth District - W. P. Bond; Lithonia.
Thirty-fifth District-W. J. Winn, lawyer; Marietta.
Thirty-sixth District-J. M. Wil- son, farmer; Sand Town.
Thirty-seventh District-W. H. Daniel, lawyer; Franklin.
Thirty-eighth District-S. M. H. Byrd. farmer ; Cedartown.
Thirty-ninth District - B. F. Payne, lawyer; Canton.
Fortieth District-W. A. Carter, school teacher ; Rabun.
Forty-first District-R. C. Dug- ger, farmer; Pierceville.
Forty-second District - R. F. Fouche, lawyer ; Rome.
Forty third District-S. G. Tread- well, farmer; Tilton.
Forty-fourth District - A. T. Hackett, lawyer ; Ringgold.
Committees of the Senate.
Agriculture-S. M. H. Byrd, chairman; W. H. Mattox, J. M. Wilson, J. W. Barksdale, T. J. Smith, S. H. Moseley, J. L. Neal, W. R. Gorman, B. F. Sudduth, S. G. Treadwell, J. H. Baker, R. L. McWhorter, R. N. King, C. A. Smith.
Auditing Committee - A. C. Westbrooks, chairman; A. T. Hackett, James Bragg, Lemuel Johnson, J. H. Hicks, T. J. Smith.
Banks-DuPont Guerry, chair- man; A. C. Westbrook, James Bragg, W. P. Price, J. L. Neal, S. G. Jordan, J. H. Baker.
Corporations - W. J. Winn, chairman; W. H. Daniel, W. B.
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Butt, J. G. Parks, E. P. S. Den- mark, B. F. Payne, J. H. Wood- ward.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum-W. P. Bond, chairman; J. M. Wilson, S. M. H. Byrd, J. F. Brown, T. J. Smith, J. L. Neal, Lemuel John- son.
Education-W. P. Price. chair- man; P. W. Meldrim, W. R. Gor- man, S. M. H. Byrd, A. C. West- brook, S. G. Jordan, E. P. S. Den- mark, B. F. Sudduth, W. A. Curtis.
Engrossing - W. R. Gorman, chairman; James Bragg, R. L. Storey, J. W. Barksdale, J. H. Hicks.
Enrollments-R. L. McWhorter, chairman ; W. R. Gorman, J. G. Parks, R. L. Storey, B. F. Payne, W. A. Curtis, S. G. Jordan.
Finance-R. F. Fouche, chair- man; A. C. Westbrook, W. H. Mat- tox, H. D. M. Daniel, J. S. Reid, J. E. Carter, J. H. Woodward, J. W. Barksdale, J. H. Baker, P. W Mel- drim, DuPont Guerry, S. M. H. Byrd, S. G Treadwell, J. F. Brown, J. M. Wilson, S. H. Moseley.
Geological Bureau-J. L. Neal, chairman ; A, T. Hackett, R. F. 'Fouche, R. C. Dugger, W. A. Cur- tis, J. W. Harrell.
Institution for the Blind-J. F. Brown, chairman; R. B. Harris, J. H. Baker, J. Johnson, S G Tread- well, S. H. Moseley, R. N. King.
Internal Improvements and Rail- roads-W. B. Butt, chairman; W. P. Price, A. T. Hackett, W. P. Bond, J. S. Reid, W. H. Daniel, J. W. Barksdale, T. J. Smith, S. M. H. Byrd.
Journals-E. P. S. Denmark, chairman; W. H. Mattox, S. G. Jordan, C. A. Smith, D. A. Smith.
Judiciary - H. D. McDaniel, chairman; W. P. Price, R. F. Fouche, A. T. Hackett, W. B. Butt, DuPont Guerry, W. J. Winn, A. L. Hawes, W. H. Daniel, E. P. S. Denmark, J. G. Parks, B. F. Payne, J. H. Woodward.
Lunatic Asylum-D. A. Smith, chairman; J. F. Brown, R. B. Harris, W. P. Bond, J. E. Carter,
J. S. Reid, S. G, Jordan, B. C. Dugger, R. L. Storey.
Military-P. W. Meldrim, chair- man ; J. S. Reid, R. G. Harris, J. H. Baker, J. H. Hicks.
Penitentiary - A. T. Hackett, chairman; J. M. Wilson, R. L. Mc Whorter, A. L. Hawes, W. P. Bond, J. E. Carter, B. C. Dugger, W. J. Winn, B. F. Sudduth, S. G. Treadwell, J. W. Harris.
Petitions-J. M. Wilson, chair- man; Lemuel Johnson, J. W. Barksdale. J. E. Carter, R. N. King, C. A. Smith.
Printing-W. H. Mattox, chair- man; R. L. McWhorter, A. L. Hawes, J. H. Hicks, W. A. Curtis.
Privileges and Elections-B. F. Payne, chairman ; W. H. Daniel, W. R. Gorman, S. H. Moseley, J. S. Reid, R. L Mc Whorter.
Public Buildings -A. L. Hawes, chairman; DuPont Guerry, James Bragg, J. M. Harrell, R. B. Harris, A. C. Westbrook, W. J. Winn.
Rules-J. S. Boynton, chairman (by resolution of Senate); H. D. McDaniel, R. L. McWhorter, W. P. Price, A. T. Hackett.
State Library - J. G. Parks, chairman ; J. H. Woodward, R. L. Storey, W. P. Price, W. B. Butt, P. W. Meldrim.
State of Republic-W. H. Daniel, chairman; E. P. S. Denmark, S, H. Moseley, C. A. Smith, D. A, Smith, J. W. Harrell.
House.
A. O. Bacon, speaker, Macon ; H. D. D. Twiggs, speaker pro tem; Mark A. Hardin, clerk; W . H. Har- rington, assistant clerk; C. P. Han- sell, journal clerk ; Benton H. Mil- ler, doorkeeper, Linton ; James R. Smith, messenger, Phillips' Mill.
List here given by counties, al- phabetically.
Appling-Lemuel Sellers, Bax- ley.
Baker-P. W.Jones, Newton.
Baldwin-F. G. DuBignon, Mil- ledgeville.
Banks-W. A. Quillian, Homer. Bartow-T. W. Milner, Carters- ville; J. C. Brannon, Kingston.
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Berrien-W. S. Walker, Alta- maha.
Bibb -A. J. Lane, C. A. Thorpe, Macon.
Brooks-T. N. Arrington, Quit- man.
Bryan-R F. Smith, Eden.
Bulloch-J. Wilson, Arcola.
Burke-J. F. Bates, Heath; E.
A. Perkins, Perkins' Junction; S. J. Heath, Girard
Butts-R. W. Mays, Stark's.
Calhoun-James Keel, Williams- burg.
Camden - A. Wilson, Owen's Ferry.
Campbell-W. S. Zellars, Pal- metto.
Carroll -G. G, Autrey, Sand Hill; T. A. Jackson, County Line.
Catoosa- A. H. Gray, Darien.
Charlton-James Thompson, Tra- der's Hill.
Chatham-D. C. Bacon, W. S. Basinger, G. N. Nichols, Savan- nah.
Chattahoochee-LaFayette Harp, Cusseta.
Chattooga-J. W. Maddox, Sum merville.
Cherokee-F. G. Bignon, Can- ton.
Clarke-P. Barrow, Athens.
Clay-R. A. Turnipseed, Fort Gaines.
Clayton-R. E. Murrow, Jones- boro.
Clinch-J. L. Sweat, Homer- ville.
Cobb-A. J. Hansell, Roswell ; D. W. Orr, Acworth.
Coffee-William Gaskin, Doug- las
Colquitt-M. B.McClelland, Clif- 104.
Columbia-C. H. Shockley, Har- lem.
Coweta-W. A. Post, Grantville; W. B. Wilkinson, Newnan.
Crawford-C. H. Walker, Knox- ville.
Dade-S. C. Hale, Trenton.
Dawson-John Palmour, Dixon. Decatur-J. O. Farnell, W. W. Harrell, Bainbridge.
DeKalb-H. C. Jones, Decatur. Dodge-N. Rawlins, Eastman.
Dooly-Isiah Williams, Ebene- zer.
Dougherty-J. Y. Hester, Ishmael Lanon, Albany.
Douglas-J. L. James, Douglas- ville.
Earley-J. W. Hightower, Dun- can
Echols-J. F. Hall, Statenville, Effingham-Edward Bird, Guy- ton.
Elbert-J. H. Brewer, Concor- dia.
Emanuel-J. A. Brinson, Cono- chee.
Fannin-E. J. Henry, Morgan- town.
Fayette-D. A. McLucas, Fay- etteville.
Floyd-Seaborn Wright, I. W. Turner, Rome.
Forsyth-A. J. Julian, Cumming. Franklin-W. R. Little, Carnes- ville.
Fulton-Henry Hillyer, F. P. Rice, W. H. Patterson, Atlanta.
Gilmer-Jonathan Withrow, Ella- ville.
Glascock-E. G. Scruggs, Gib- son.
Glynn-Thomas W. Lamb, Bruns- wick.
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