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A bill was enacted into law un- der which any county or school district may arrange for local taxation for school purposes.
Licensed embalmers were ex- empted from jury duty.
A bill was passed to raise $100,000 by taxation to pay off State bonds.
It was provided that bills ot exceptions taken to the supreme court may be amended when im- portant matters are omitted.
It was provided that a census of all Confederate soldiers and widows in the State shall be taken by the county tax receiv- ers .
By an amendment to
the prison commission act some $13,- 000 will be saved to the educa- tional fund by requiring that re- mittances of convict hire shall be made direct to the county school commissioners instead of the county treasurer, who has been accustomed to taking out his commission.
The sum of $5,000 was appro- priated to complete a building for the negro college at Savan- nah.
The sum of $25,000 wa sappro- priated to build a new recitation hall at the Georgia Normal and Industrial College at Milledge- ville.
The primary election law was so amended as to make it prac- tically impossible for any one to buy or sell, or attempt to buy or sell, any vote.
It was provided that pensions shall be paid to all Confederate soldiers who served in Georgia commands, regardless of how
long they have lived in the State.
Police power was conferred
upon captains of passenger steamboats.
The boll weevil law was
amended to permit the shipment to Georgia of oats from States where the Mexican boll weevil exists.
The sum of $75,000 was appro- priated for the purpose of build- ing a new water works system at the State sanitarium.
Appropriations were made to supply the deficits in the pension fund and in the salaries of su- preme and superior court judges.
A resolution was enacted per- mitting the governor to borrow not exceeding $200.000 to supply casual deficiencies in the State's revenue.
An interesting bill passed was that providing for six terms of Fulton superior court. This change in the number of terms will make it possible to get a divorce in Atlanta, as has al- ready been explained in The Constitution, within five months.
A bill was passed amending section 495 of the penal code, so as to make the law relative to the removal of garbage appli- cable in all cities and towns of 1,000 inhabitants or more.
A law was enacted giving mu- nicipal authorities the right to accept grants of land outside of the city limits for public parks.
A law was passed requiring judges of courts to excuse mem- bers of the legislature from at- tendance on courts while the general assembly is in session.
A bill was passed increasing the salary of the chief clerk to the railroad commission from
$1,200 to $1,800.
Resolutions were passed urg- ing congress to repeal or modify the Chinese exclusion act and to deepen the harbor at Carra- belle, Fla.
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A commission was ordered ap pointed to investigate the advis- ability of establishing a sanita- rium, under State control, for consumptives.
A resolution was passed urg- ing the appointment of a na- tional commission to look into the matter of securing wider cot- ton markets.
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A resolution was passed ex- tending the time for a report from the Torrens land title com- mission, and another providing for committees to visit State in- stitutions during vacation.
Senate Bills Made Laws.
Almost as many general sen- ate bills were enacted into law as were house bills. Among the new laws to go on the stat- ute books which originated in the senate, are the following:
Provision was made for hold- ing adjourned terms of superior courts whenever the necessity for it arises.
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The Code was amended so that building and loan associa- tions are permitted to loan money on rural real estate in- stead of being confined to cities.
Provision was made for the appointment of a veterinary sur- geon by the commissioner of ag- riculture, whenever his services as may be needed.
It was made a felony with a five-year penalty to throw rocks at or to shoot into any train.
A stringent law was passed providing for the protection of surf bathers.
A law was enacted making
drunkenness and disorder on public highways a misdemeanor.
Provision was made for the revival of debts discharged in bankruptcy in certain cases.
The salary of the attorney-gen- eral was increased from $2,000 to $3,000.
The game and fish laws were amended so as to permit the shooting of doves from March
15th to September 1st, instead of July 1st, and so as to permit seining for shad and other fish from February 1st to July 1st, instead of starting March 15th.
Sheriffs of practically all coun- ties were required to keep trained bloodhounds for the pur- pose of tracking criminals.
Telephone companies were given the right of eminent do- main, provided they submit to the supervision of the railroad commission.
Arbitrators of corporation tax returns were required to make their reports within thirty days, and they must in all cases be residents of Georgia.
County and municipal bonds were made acceptable as deposits by insurance com:»- nies with the State treasurer.
It was enacted that in all cases where bank officers desire to borrow more than 10 per cent. of a bank's capital stock, the loan must be approved by a majority of the directors.
A more stringent law against vagrancy was enacted, subject- ing all found to be vagrants to the penalty for a misdemeanor.
A bill was passed providing for regulating the business of industrial life insurance compa- nies.
A constitutional amendment was submitted to the people pro- viding for additional superior court judges in certain cases.
A bill was passed revising the military laws of the State so as to make them conform to the Dick bill.
Assessment life insurance companies were required to make increased deposits in ac- cordance with the amount of business done.
A committee was appointed to investigate the matter of pur- chasing Tallulah Falls as a pub- lic park, and it was provided that the govenor of Georgia and the
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governor of South Carolina should hold a conference re- garding the disputed boundary line between Habersham county, Georgia, and Oconee county, South Carolina.
A bill was passed fixing the salaries of the stenographer and clerk of the pension office at $75 per month each.
The salary of the chief clerk in the department of agriculture was increased from $1,200 to $1,800.
A law was enacted amending section 3251 of the Code so as to require processioners to make returns within thirty days.
Section 2043 of the Code was amended so as to require life insurance companies to make their guarantee deposits with the State treasurer instead of the insurance commissioner.
A law was enacted creating liens against the assets of banks in favor of holders of receipts for collaterals sent for collec- tion.
The law regarding the making of affidavits outside of the State for use in the State was ma- terially amended.
A bill was passed with a view to removing clouds on the titles of real estate.
commission was provided for and appointed to investigate the destruction of vegetation in the north Georgia counties by the fumes from the Ducktown copper mines.
A resolution was passed urg- ing congress to enact laws look- ing to the building up of the American merchant marine, but by other methods than the ship subsidy scheme.
Committees were appointed to visit the various convict camps of the State during the vacation.
Georgia's Eight New Counties
Grady County-Composed of parts of Thomas and Decatur
counties, is in the second dis- trict. Its county seat is Cairo. 'The superior court will meet on the first Mondays of September and March and the election for county officers will be held on the first Monday in January 1906.
Tift County-Composed of Berrien, Worth and Early coun- ties, is in the second district. Tifton is the county seat and the election will be held the first Wednesday in October.
Turner County-Composed of Irwin, Wilcox, Dooly and Worth counties, is in the first congres- sional district. Ashburn is the county seat and the election will be held on the first Wednesday in December.
Crisp County-Composed of a part of Dooly county. Cordele is the county seat and the elec- tion will be held on the first Wednesday in October.
Jeff Davis County-Composed of parts of Appling and Coffee counties, will be in the eleventh congressional district, and the election will be held on the first Wednesday in December. Hazle- hurst is the county seat.
Toombs County-Composed of Tattnall. Emanuel and Montgom- ery counties, is in the first con- gressional district. Lyons is the county seat, and the election will be held on the first Wednes- day in October.
Jenkins County-Composed of Burke. Emanuel. Bulloch and Sereven counties, with Millen as its capital, is in the first con- gressional district. The election will be held on the first Wednes- day in October.
Stephens County -- Composed of Franklin and Habersham counties, with Toccoa as the county seat, is in the ninth dis- trict. The election will be held on the first Wednesday in De- cember.
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Otis C (Catherine), bkkpr J J & J E Maddox, r 103 Formwalt Abbey Theodore H ( Jessie M), trav salesman, r 58 Walton
Abbott Armistead T ( Romelia), slsmn 12 W Alabama, r 42 Logan av
Benjamin F (Josephine A), ( Abbott & Goree), r 190 Peachtree D Wallace ( Alice), watchmkr, wks 6 Central av, r Kirkwood, Ga
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John N (Nellie), slsmn 607 Empire bldg. r 106 Connally
a Katherine C (widow Robert W), r 243 Capitol av
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€ R Stewart, asst cashier 807 Empire bldg, r 243 Capitol ave Sibyl E Miss, teacher Clark University, r campus
€ William H (Cora), dept clerk Superior court, r 41 Hood
ABBOTT & GOREE (B F Abbott, C P Goree), lawyers, 409 Century Abbotts, E Wallace, jeweler Silvers & Woods, r Edgewood, Ga Abelman Joseph (Mary), r 29 Piedmont ave
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Jacob, bar tender 151 Decatur, r 52 Pratt
α Joseph S, slsmn 196 Peters, r Douglasville, Ga
a William C (Mattie), (Langley & A), r 371 Whitehall
Simon (Mary), sec treas G A & F Gro Co, r 43 Piedmont ave Abelsky Abram (Rachael), saloon 151 Decatur, r 52 Pratt Jacob, bartender 151 Decatur, r 52 Pratt
Abelson Isaac, clerk 22312 Marietta, r 60 Bell a Nathan (Annie), overalls mfgr, 2231% Marietta, r 176 Mangum Abercrombie, Alfred, street car cond, r 184 Edgewood ave
Hugh (Daisy), bkkpr J J & J E Maddox, r 100 Crew
J Chappell (Dora T), engineer Sou Ry, r 23 Bedford Place
Joseph S, slsm 196 Peters, r Douglasville, Ga
Lucius A, foreman Fulton Mills, r 443 Edgewood ave
Prathenia E, widow James J, r 23 Bedford Place
Wiley, clk 62 Marietta, r 23 Bedford Place
W Claude (Mattie), (Langley & Abercrombie), r 371 Whitehall
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Aberdee, Arthur, clerk, r 209 Ivy Aberli Ernest R, clk 5 Edgewood ave, r 482 Decatur Abernathy Drucilla E, widow William C, r 69 Ponders ave
Earl, clk yd mstr W & A R R, r 69 Ponders ave
Emmie T, widow James L, r 107 Kirkwood ave
Fannie L, widow Joseph, r 108 W Fair
2 James C, slsmn A S Taylor, r 139 Lovejoy
Jeremiah (c), laborer, r 17 Davis
A Joseph M (Nina), inspr Sanitary dept, r 25 Ira
a Pearl Miss, slslady, r 69 Ponders ave
a Philo A ( Alice), tinner Am Can Co, r 359 Luckie
Rose J, widow John H, r 290 Gordon
« Roy M, clk Bell Tel Co, r 290 Gordon
a Samuel D (Francis), grocer 211 East ave, r same
a Thomas N (Mattie), (Whitaker & Abernathy), r 5 Bryan
Able Alton H, slsman 29 Whitehall, r 308 S Pryor
« Furman B, steno Cont Gin Co, r 238 Forrest ave -
Harrison (c), laborer, r 80 Strong
Ables, Cornelius (Malissa), brickmason, r 8 Bailey W Snowden (Laura), cond Sou Ry, r 47 Venable
Abraham August (Barbara), salesman, r 249 S Pryor « Maurice, slsman 7 E Mitchell, r 249 S Pryor
Solomon (Sarah), grocer 238 Vine, r 197 Magnolia Abrams Benjamin H (Lucy M), ins 641 Equitable, r 660 Piedmont
Carl E, tailor, r 67 E Harris
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« Charles (c), carpenter, r 13 Logan E B, yd foreman C of Ga Ry
€ Frederick P, lineman Atl Tel Co, r 67 E Harris
Helen E, op Bell Tel Co, r 67 E Harris
Levy ( Lula , conductor, r 161 W Mitchell
« Matthew ( Elizabeth), tailor, r 67 E Harris
« Morris, clk M Kutz Co, r 249 S Pryor
Abston John A (Nellie), cond W & A R R, r 22 Hayden Academy of the Immaculate Conception, 119 Washington
Acey George (c), porter 619 Equitable bidg, r 336 Richardson
« Henry (c), porter, r 336 Richardson Achey John H ( Ella), engineer, r 351 E Fair Acker James W (Ellen), clerk R M S, r 21 Crew
« William (c) carpenter, r 313 Butler
Ackerman Edward, machinist, r 173 Woodward ave
« George W (Lula), fo eman, r 50 Mills
a Lena, widow Charles, r 173 Woodward ave Acklen Charles O (Katie), mch hnd 25 Murphy ave, r 91 W'hall Ter ACME HATTERS, Paul C Frank, propr, old hats made new, 35c up, 612 Whitehall
Pharmacy (O A Wynn, Charles A Church), 200 Decatur Acree Daniel H (Mollie), carpenter, r 99 Western ave
Elmer S (Ruth), flagman, r 349 W North ave
« James A (Dola), cabinet maker, r 66 Gartrell
« Pearl Miss, dressmkr Miss J C Morrison, r Edgewood, Ga
« Thomas P (Sarah), carpenter, r 107 State
« William H (Sarah F), cabinetmaker, r 66 Gartrell
a William M (Mary E), laborer, r 24 Powell
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Adair, A D & McCarty Bros, (A D Adair, G W & J D McCarty), fer- tilizers, 1322 Empire bldg
« Augustus D (Octavia), (Adair & McCarty), r 94 Washington
« Augustus D Jr, supt Furman Farm Impvt Co, r 94 Washington
« Charles J (Lily), conductor Sou Ry, r 115 Pearl
Claude C, broommkr Atl Woodenware Co, r 54 Culver
« Elizabeth R, widow William F, r 20 E Fair
«. Forrest ( Annie B), (F & G Adair), r 513 Peachtree
Forrest & George, real estate and rntg agts, 208 Century bldg
Frank, elk F & G Adair, r 513 Peachtree
« Fraser, bartender, r 258 Peters
Frank C, clerk 2 Peachtree, r 27 Dunn George W, (Forrest & George Adair), r 441 Peters
« Green B (Addie L), real estate, r Highland ave nr Virginia ave
« Green B Jr, student, r Highland ave nr Virginia ave
Guy, driver 149 S Pryor, r 59 Garnett
H Robin ( Adair & Adair), r Kimball House
Ida M Miss, saleslady, r 20 E Fair
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« Inez Miss, tchr Morse School of Telegraphy, r 21 Tye
John S (Anna), machine hand Colcord Lum Co, r College Park
2 Mary A widow James, r 27 Dunn
Mary J, widow George W, r 341 Peters
« Noah (Josephine), mgr Atl Commercial College, r Oakland City
« Odessa, widow Thomas A, r 54 Culver
Ophelia Miss, slslady Cable Co, r 27 Dunn
Robin B, (Adair & Adair), bds Kimball House
Rufus L, letter carrier. r Battle Hill, Ga
ADAIR & ADAIR (Robin B and H Robin), dentists, 502 Lowndes Adams, Absalom Q (Sarah), r 294 Luckie
Adie A (Nannie E), mattressmaker, wks 152 Walker, r 130 same
A Albert S, chf clk 603 Empire bldg, r Wilhelm Apartments
« Atticus (Bessie), driver, r 11 Hill
« -Bengal Electric Co, A J Mitchell dis sales agt, 1425 Empire
Barney P, street car cond, r 18 Powell
Belle, widow John T, r 282 Magnolia
Bessie Miss, steno 218 4th Natl Bank bldg, r 220 Peachtree
« Carl K, sec Sterling Lumber Co, r 1310 Marietta
« Carlfax L (Lois), carpenter), r 12 Howell
Charles C, rlk auditor A & W P R R, r 363 E Linden
Charles C, clk auditor A & W P R R, r 52 W Fair
Charles C (Eureka), insurance agt, r 11 Doane
Charles E (Clara), cotton linter 525 Empire bldg, r 137 Capitol
Charles E (Lula), clk W & A R R, r 111 Whitehall Terrace
« Charles E (Julia E), dep city clk City Hall, r 6 Ormond
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Charles E ( Alice), supt Ramsay-Brisben Stone Co, r 257 Luckie
A Charles M (Nannie) foreman, Hirsch & Spitz, 315 Hemphill ave
Cora A, widow Alfred M, r 344 Formwalt
Daniel ( Mattie), machine hand, r 21 S Moore
Delia Mrs, sec Gammon Seminary, r campus
Delia A, widow Gardner, r 111 Whitehall Terrace
Dillard F (Mary) , wood worker. r 234 Pulliam
« Drew R (Clara), clk 44 E Alabama, r 91 Wheeler
Ean, drayman, r 730 N Boulevard
Earl, driver J N Austin, r 67 Means
« E Bowie, salesman, r 252 Houston
« Edgar J (Rilla), weaver, r 68 Clara
Edmond Rev (c), r 347 Rawson
Edward (e), fireman Atl Table Co
Edward D, clk R M S, r East Point
Ernest L (Mary), (E M Yow Co), r 193 Glenwood ave Ethel Miss, steno 912 Eng-Am bldg, r 72 Cherokee ave
« Eugene (c), laborer. r 62 Delbridge
« Express Co, 30 E Wall
Frances L Miss, steno 4th Nat Bk bldg, r 252 Houston
Frank A (Julia L), conductor, r 189 Foundry
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« Frank B, engineer, bds 116 E Ellis
« Frank L ( Helen), real estate 24 S Broad, r 140 Lee
« Frank P. salesman 384 Decatur, r Soldiers Home Junction
« F Beauregard, watchman, r 48 Woodward ave
« F Elbridge, colr The News, r 111 Whitehall Terrace
« Garnett E, clk 809 Prudential bldg, r 234 Pulliam
« George (Nellie), fireman, r 288 Simpson
« George W, carpenter, r 344 Formwalt
= George W (c), drayman, r 194 Summitt ave
George W (c), wka Gate City Coffin Co, r 41 Maple
« Gertrude Miss, steno Wheeler & Wilson Co, r East Point
« Grant (c), clerk R M S, r 91 Terry
G Edward, ship clerk, 20 E Alabama, r 152 Lee
« Hamp (c), porter 257 Decatur, r 8 Sampson
« Harris (c), porter, r 46 Granger
Henry (c), drayman, r 89 Wells
« Henry (c), laborer, r 28 Rawson
« Henry T, belt maker Sou Belting Co, r 128 Luckie
Howard (c), wks Sou Rug & C Mills, r rear 41 Granger
« Hoover D, trunk maker, r 117 Mangum
Hugh B, clk dept Va-Car Chem Co, r 204 Courtland
James A (Georgia), carpenter, r 70 Clara
James B, slsman 66 Whitehall, r 111 S Pryor
« James B, street car conductor, r 82 Auburn ave
« James M (Cynthia), cond W & A R R, r 159 Central ave
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Jasper W ( Sallie), bailiff W E Ormond, r 72 Cherokee ave
« Jessie A Miss, steno DeLoach's, r 20 Morrison ave
« John (Isabel), cabinet maker 87 N Forsyth, r 20 Morrison ave
John H (c), switchman, r 409 Davis
« John H Jr (c), tchr Morris Brown College, r 267 Hilliard
Joseph F ( Mamie), colr 386 Decatur, r Powell Julia A, widow Eldridge, r 61 W Cain
« J Bowling, carpenter, bds 211 South ave
J Houston ( Annie), (A J Johnson Co), r 17 E Cain
« J Quinton, photographer 401% Whitehall, bds 32 Garnett
« Kate Miss, sislady 66 Whitehall. r 120 Pulliam
« Lenora E, widow Benton W, r 357 Marietta
Levi M (Mattie), machinist, r 21 S Moore
Lizzie, widow William, r 126 Auburn ave
« Luther. stainer Nat Furn Co. r 70 Clara
L Walter ( Ida), engineer C of Ga Ry, r 87 S McDaniel Martha A. widow Benjamin F. r 162 Nelson
« Martha C. widow John S. r 234 Central ave
« Mary C, widow George, r 209 Spring
Mary, widow John, r 204 Courtland
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HOUSE PAINTING, INTERIOR FINISHING AND WALL TINTING BRICK, STONE AND TERRA-COTTA CLEANED LIKE NEW Phones: Bell 2005; Atlanta, 2700 27/ EAST ALABAMA STREETS
408 ADAMS
when from Boston, Providence, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc., as well as points in New England, and the States of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
ADAMS Mary L, widow Robert E, r 252 Houston Mattie (c), lunches 197 Peters, r same Milton S, motorman, r 506 Edgewood ave « Minnie Miss, saleslady, r 183 Whitehall « Missouri, widow Pendleton C, r 17 Postell R O Oscar (Annie), engineer Sou Ry, r 89 Yonge O T, fireman Ga R R, r Hamilton House Peter (c), laborer, r 255 Thurmond R Read (c), mason, r 353 Chapel Reuben (c), clerk P O, r 225 Piedmont ave For information apply Phones 542 Bell and 547 Standard A Reuben (c), driver 513 Peachtree, r rear same
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