Atlanta City Directory 1913, Part 55

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Publication date: 1913
Publisher: Atlanta City Directory Company
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. 246 IVY STREET PRIVATE CHAPEL BOTH PHONES IVY 788

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bldg. Terms of office, four years Salaries $400 per annum; bond, $1.000; Tull C Waters, chairman; W T Winn, C L Anderson, S B Turman, Shelby Smith, HM Wood, clerk and ex-officio county auditor

County Alms House-Situated 71 miles on Peachtree road. O O Fanning, supt; salary $1,500

County Convict Camp-Mariet- ta road, J T Donaldson, supt County Coroner-Paul Done- hoo

County Detention Home-164 Central av, J M Glore in charge

County Jail-Butler, cor Hun- ter; J T Golden, J M Suttles. jail- ers

County School Commissioner- E C Merry, Court House

County Physician-S H Green, 106% Whitehall

County Surveyor-C S Robert, Court House

County and State Tax Collec- tor-A P Stewart, Court House Annex

State and County Tax Receiv- er-Thomas M Armistead, Court House

County Treasurer-H L Culb- erson, Court House

Board of Examiners for Sta- tionary Engineers-Office Ful- ton County Court House, W B Wilson, C E Johnson, A S Wilson County Treasurer-H L Cul- berson, Court House

COURT OF ORDINARY

Court House-Exclusive juris- diction of probate matters; terms first Monday of each month; John R Wilkinson, ordinary

County Police :

Z E Rowan, chief

Sheriff-C W Mangum, Court House. Elected for two years from January, 1911. Salary, fees. Bond, $10,000.

SUPERIOR COURT

Superior Court-Civil Division Judges-John £ T Pendleton, Wm D Ellis, Geo L Bell Clerk-Arnold Broyles

Sheriff-C W Mangum

Chief Deputy Sheriff-John H Owen

Deputy Clerk-1st Division-T H Jeffries. Stenog, H L Parry, dep sheriff, A P Liddell

Deputy Clerk-2d Division-J M Goldsmith; Stenog, T J Freer; dep sheriff, T A Burdett

Deputy ^Clerk-3d Division- Thomas Lewis, Stenog; G T Os- born; dep sheriff, R B Deavors

Criminal Division-Judge L S Roan; deputy clerk, John H Jones; sheriff, C W Mangum; so- licitor-general, Hugh M Dorsey; asst, E A Stephens; stenog, H L Parry; dep sheriff, J P Minor

Bailiffs to Superior Court-J L Anthony, F E DeBray, D N Wil- liams

TAXES

Make State and County returns April 1st to July 1st

Pay State and County October 1st to December 19th

JUSTICE COURTS

All meet at 10 a m

469 (Cook's District)-Don K Johnston, N P, 44112 Marietta st, regular call fourth Monday in each month; O H Puckett, J P, 5051% Marietta; regular call sec- ond Monday in each month.

479 (Bryant's District)-T P Kimberly, J P College Park; B P Suttles, N P, College Park R F D No 1, regular call first Sat- urday in each month

530 (Blackhall District)-T Y Brent, N P, Ft. McPherson; R A McMurray, J P, Ft McPherson; R F D No 68, regular call sec- ond Wednesday in each month

531-Alfred Shelverton, justice, Court House, Decatur, Ga, regu- lar call first Friday in each bonth

722 (Buckhead District)-Wm J Shockley, N P, P O Atlanta, R F D No 6, regular call third Sat- . urday in each month; A A Jones, J P, P O Chamblee, Ga., R F D No 2, regular call third Saturday in each month

1026 (South Atlanta District)- C H Girardeau, N P, 231% E Hun- ter, regular call second Monday in each month; E H Orr, J P, 3rd floor Thrower bldg; regular call fourth Monday in each month

1100 (Oak Grove District)-J A Reed, J P, P O, R F D Dunwoo- dy, Ga; J S Perkins, N P, P O Atlanta Heights, R F D No 1; regular call second Wednesday in each month

1234 (North Atlanta District) -- J B Ridley, N P & Ex-Off J P, 351% Auburn av; regular call third Monday in each month, F M Powers, J P, 431% Decatur, reg- ular call first Monday in each month

1289 (Adamsville District)-J H Nash, N P, Atlanta, Ga; Box 30 R F D No 7; J H Harwell, J P; regular call first Saturday in each month

1328 (Collins District)-Chas A Howell, N P, Bolton, Ga .; reg- ular call first Saturday in each month: Virlyn B Moore. J P. 723 Grant bldg or Bolton, Ga; regular call third Saturday

in each month

1332 (East Point District)-R F Thompson, J P, East Point, regular call fourth Wednesday in each month; J C Mckenzie, N P & J P, P O East Point, reg- ular call fourth Wednesday in each month

1348 (South Bend District)-C K Busbee, N P, 116 Ridge av. J P W Y Norman, Lakewood heights regular call third Wednesday in each month

The Store Men Like To Come To Daniel Bros. Co. 45 - 47 - 49 Peachtree Street

FINE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES OUR SPECIALTY OFFICE 16N. FORSYTH. ST.

ATLANTA PHONE 1842

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TELEPHONE

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608 612 WALTON BLDG

V.M. Barrett Construction Co. General Contractors

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PIERSON & OXFORD

GOOD LUMBER

AND ANYTHING THAT CAN BE MADE FROM IT

TAILORS S. A. WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY

Office & Mill: 254 ELLIOTT Phone 3905-L Yard: 257 MARIETTA. Phones 328

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J. H. LOWE De WILLIS JOHNSON If it's INSURANCE, See Lowe & Johnson

We represent Companies whose Assets Aggregate Over $15,000,000.00

24 SOUTH BROAD ST. Phones: Bell 2644, 3483; Atlanta 3803

1362 (Peachtree District)-Rob- ert L. Barry, J P, 824 Peachtree, J C Todd, N P & J P 350 Green- wood av, regular call second Monday in each month

1379-Wm F Q Baker, justice, DeWalb av, cor Clifton av, Edge- wood, regular call fourth Friday in each month

1422 (Edgewood District)-A A Owen, N P & J P 56212 Deca- tur, P O 218 Angier av; reg- ular call fourth Wenesday in each month; J C Lynes J P, 349 1/2 Edgewood av, regular call first Monday in each month

1511 (Battle Hill District)-A B Duncan, N P, P O 415 Atl Natl Bank bldg, Atlanta; J W Harper, J P, R F D No 8, regular call third Saturday ineachmonth

1586-Edward B Thomas, Jus- tice, 11 E Boulevard, DeKalb, Kirkwood, Ga .; regular call third Saturday in each month

1589 (Hapeville District)-J R sasnett, N P & Ex-Off J P, Hape- ville, Ga., Jos T Moore, N P.

Hapeville, Ga .; regular call fourth Thursday in each month

1615 (College Park District)- E O Williams, N P & J P, PO College Park, regular call third Saturday in each month; J M Ma- son, J P, regular call third Sat- urday in each month

STATE OF GEORGIA

Atlanta the Capital; State Cap- itol between Capitol av, Hunter, Washington and Mitchell

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Governor-Joseph M Brown, salary, $5,000; J G Perry, private sec; A H Ulm, sec ex dept; W R Powers, warrant clerk; Miss Alina Norris, clerk

COURT OF APPEALS

Benj H Hill, J R Pottle, Rich- ard B Russell, judges; George W Stevens, reporter; J M Gra- ham, asst reporter; Logan Bleck- ley, clerk; W E Talley, dept clerk; P W Derrick, sheriff

Adjutant General-W G O'Bear, salary $3,000

Attorney-General-Thomas S. Felder, salary, $3,000; J G Rob- erts, clerk, salary, $1,800

Board of Education Ex-Officio -The Governor and State Supt of schools; J R Glenn, A H Moon and T J Woofter

Board of Health-Dr H F Har- ris, sec and director of labora- tory

Chemist-R E Stallings, salary, $3,000; S H Wilson, R C Holtz- claw, J J Taylor, Woodward Al- len, A G Nichols, L M Bradley and C Reynolds Clark, assistants Commissioner of Pensions-J. W Lindsey, commissioner, salary $3,000; Miss Annie F Lindsay, clerk, salary $1,200; J A Coffee, clerk, salary $1,200

Comptroller-General, ex-off State Insurance Commissioner- Wm A Wright, salary, $2,000; bond, $20,000; tax clerk, W H Harrison, salary $1,800; insurance clerk, R C Erwin, salary, $1,200; corporation clerk, Miss Mary Na- gle, salary, $1,000

Department of Agriculture-J J Connor, commissioner, salary $3,000; J J Brown, salary $2,400; assistant commissioner, clerk, Jo- el F Johnson, $1,800; P A Meth- vin, Food Inspector, salary $2,- 500; T A Cheatham, State drug inspector, salary $2,500; Dr P F Bahnson, State Veterinarian, sal- ary $2,500

Entomologist-E L Worsham, chief; C S Spooner, A C Lewis, W V Reed, W W Chase, asst en- tomologists

Inspector General-F L Palm- er

Librarian-Mrs Maud Barker Cobb, appointed under an act of 1879; salary $1,800; Miss Carrie L Dailey, salary, $1,200; Miss Ella M Thornton, asst, salary, $750

Local Oil Inspectors-F C Da- vis and J W Hughes Museum-Thomas H Gibson, custodian

Prison Commission-R E Davi- son, chairman, salary, $2,000, bond, $10,000; G H Yancey, secre- tary, $1,800; T E Patterson, Wi- ley Williams, commissioners

Public Buildings and Grounds -P B Latimer

Quartermaster General-Wm G O'Bear

Railroad Commission of the State of Georgia-Office Capitol. bldg; C M Candler, chairman; P B Trammell, Geo Hillyer, J F Gray and J A Perry, commission- ers; Campbell Wallace, secretary; J P Webster, rate expert; the sal- ary of each commissioner is $2,- 500 per annum, of the secretary, $2,000

Record Compiler-Miss Lillian H Henderson

Secretary of State, Ex-Officio Commissioner of Corporations, Philip Cook, salary, $2,000, bond $10,000; B F Johnson, chief clerk, salary $1,000

United States Senator-Hoke Smith, 710 Peters bldg

State School Superintendent- M L Brittain, ex-officio-sec and executive agt State Board of Ed-

ATLANTA WOOD AND IRON NOVELTY WORKS, 886 MARIETTA ST.

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EXCLUSIVE

SUITS and OVERCOATS

2500 & up 34%Peachtree

MAIN

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CALHOUN BRICK CO.

MNFRS. OF SHALE Red Press RED FACE BUILDING BRICK

PROMPT DELIVERIES

WE SOLICIT YOUR Patronage

Third Nat'l Bank Building

PHONES ' Bell Ivy 5326 Atlanta 1744

THIS IS THE 1913 ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY

PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY, InCHICKASHAMILLING

"COLLATERAL BANK " 14 AUBURN AVE. Diamonds, Jewelry, Watch Repairing

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ucation, salary, $3,000, James A. Northcutt, Miss Josephine Rain- water, stenographers

Geologist-S W McCallie, S L Galpin, Dr O B Hopkins, assist- ants; A M Turner, clerk Treasurer-Ex-Officio State

Bank Examiner; William J. Speer, salary, $2,000; bond $200,- 000; J O Anderson, clerk, salary $1,600; H Y Walker, cashier, Jo- seph Blalock, bookkeeper

GAME LAWS

At present the law defines the open season as follows:

Game Warden-J E Mercer

For quail, partridges, wild tur- key and pheasant, November 1 to March 15; for doves, July 15 to March 15; for marsh hens and snipe, November 1 to March 15; for woodcock and woodduck, Sep- tember 1 to February 1

The law limits each sportsman to 40 doves in any one day

MILITARY

Fifth Infantry-Two battalions at Atlanta; strength of regiment 746; officers and enlisted men. Headquarters-Auditorium Arm- ory

FIELD OFFICERS

Colonel- E E Pomeroy

Lieutenant Colonel-O H Hall

Majors-W J Preston, I T Cat- ron, W C Hendrix

STAFF OFFICERS

Adjutant Captain-F M Coch- ran

Quartermaster Captain- J Q Nash

Chaplain, Captain-C B Wilmer Commissary, Captain-F H Lichtenwalter Asst Inspector Small Arms Practice, Captain-W T Spratt, Jr

BATTALION STAFF

Adjutants, 1st Lieut-W F Sla- ton Jr, W G Mills, A Morgan Asst. Surgeon, Captain-Saml H Green

Asst Surgeon, 1st Lieut-A H Lindorme

Batt Quartermasters and Com- missaries-R M Langston, S P Cronheim, R V Anderson

COMPANIES IN ATLANTA

Company A (Atlanta Zouaves) -Captain Oscar Palmour Company B (Capital City

Guards)-Captain H J Weaver Company C (Atlanta Guards) -Captain Asa W Candler

Company D (Atlanta Rifles) ---- Captain W J Stoddard

Company E (Grady Cadets)- Captain W H Leahy Company F (Fulton Blues)- Captain Harrison Jones.

Company G (Marist Rifles)- Captain E R Schmidt

Company H (Fulton Fusilliers) -Captain J W Quillian

Company I (German American Guards)-Captain Theo Toepel

Company K (Atlanta Grays)- Captain C A Stokes

Company L (Gate City Guards) -Captain L D White

Company M (Machine Gun Battery)-Captain T A Kemp Governor's Horse Guards- (Troop L, 2d Cavalry), 60 men; Captain O L Rudisill Atlanta Artillery, 90 men- Capt J Ed Eubanks

Company M (Machine Gun Bat- tery)-Captain T A Kemp

Governor's Horse Guards- (Troop L, 2nd Cavalry), 60 men; Captain J O Seamans

Atlanta Artillery-Captain Ed Eubanks

SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA

Wm D Fish, Chief Justice; Bev- erly D Evans, presiding justice; J H Lumpkin, M W Beck, Sam- uel C Atkinson, H W Hill, asso- ciate justices; Z D Harrison, clerk; W E Talley, dept clerk; George W Stevens, reporter; John M Graham, assistant reporter; J W Vaughan, sheriff

TAXES

Make State returns April 1st to July 1st

Pay State taxes Oct 1st to Dec 19 Pay registration taxes prior to November 1

UNITED STATES LOCAL OFFI- CERS, ETC

ARMY

Department of the Gulf-Brig Gen R K Evans, commander; C H Barth, lieutenant colonel: Hornsby Evans, first lieutenant; Lt Col T C Goodman, quarter- master corp; Capt J J Ryan; O

headquarters 1414-1430 to 34 Candler bldg

Fort McPherson-Headquarters Seventeenth Infantry, Col J T Van Orsdale, commanding

Rrecruiting Office-3 Carnegie Way, J A Gallogly, 1st Lt of Cav- alry, in charge

United States Marine Corps, Recruiting Office-1012 S Broad, Capt W M Eslickret in charge United States Navy Recruiting Office-Lieut. John Hileman in charge, 404-405 Austell bldg

BUREAU OF ANIMAL IN- DUSTRY

210 P O Bldg, Dr E M Nighbert inspr in charge

Surveyor-Marcellus O Mark- ham, 214 P O bldg

INTERNAL REVENUE

Collector-Henry S Jackson, 236 P O bldg

Office hours 8:30 to 4 p m Attorney-F C Tate, 410 P O bldg

Agent-James H Surber

Gauger-Benjamin B Thomp- son, 215 P O bldg

Geological Survey-307 P bldg, M R Hall, dist engr

LEGAL TRUSTEES

FIDUCIARY AGENTS

E. ALABAMA ST.

WALKER ROOFING CO. CHAS. N. WALKER Pres. & Mgr.

221 Rhodes Bldg. Bell Phone M. 4075 Gravef and Tin Roofing and Paints WE CONTRACT TO ROOF BUILDINGS OF ANY SIZE

GRAIN CO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERIES AND FEED STUFFS FAMOUS STAFOLIFE FEED

BELL PHONE .4379 ATE PHONE

2314

Securities

Investment

GUARANTEE TRUST & BANKING CO.

STOCKS

Mortgages

Real Estate

BONDS

THIS IS THE 1913 ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY

ELECTRIC MOTORS AND SUPPLIES FE NEWCOMERCO.

HOUSE PAINTERS OUR WORK IS OUR BEST AD.

FRIDDELL BROS. 107 N. PRYOR STREET Opp. Candler Bldg. PHONE Ivy 459

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103 N.Pryor

Phone

4256

PENITENTIARY

McDonough rd at s end of S Boulevard; Wm H Moyer, War- den

POSTOFFICE

Postoffice-Hugh L McKee, 50 N Forsyth, postmaster

Office Hours-The general de- 'ivery window is open for busi- ness from 7 a m until 12 p m, and stamps may be purchased there from 9 p m until 12 p m. The stamp windows are open from 7 a m until 9 p m, and money or- ders may be purchased there from 6 to 9 o'clock p m. The Reg- istry Division is open from 7 o'clock a m until 7 o'clock p m; letters may be registered until 12 p m by ringing the bell Mon- ey Order Division is open from 9 a m until 6 p m Nixie Division (lost letters) on 1st floor, open from 9 a m to 5 pm

Lettered Station at which full P O business is transacted:

A-123 Gordon

C-810 Peachtree

East Atlanta

Ft McPherson South Atlanta

Jonesboro road near Barrows Fayette

BRYAN

COMPANY

ELECTRIC

No 1-337 Peachtree

No 2-186 Auburn av

No 3-77 S Pryor

No 4-190 Kimball

No 5-Cor Chestnut and Ken- nedy No 6-508 Decatur

No 7-Cor Hurt and DeKalb av No 8-110 Decatur St

No 9-266 Peters

No 11-106 N Pryor

No 12-Cor Edgewood av and Courtland No 13-Cor W Peachtree and N av

No 14-462 S Pryor

No 15-165 S McDaniel No 16-308 Decatur st

No 17-Peachtree cor Marietta No 18-Cor Whitehall and Hood No 19-195 Marietta

R F D ROUTES

No 1-Ft McPherson, Adams- ville, Ben Hill, Black Hall, Bry- ants, Cascade and Cascade Springs No 2-Ft McPherson, Brooklyn Heights, Capitol View, Lakewood and Lakewood Heights

No 3-South Atlanta, Confeder- ate Soldiers' Home, Constitution, Cornell Station, Roseland and South Bend

No 4-Station C, Armour Belt Junction, Cheshire Bridge road, Copenhill, Easton, Johnsons road, Rock Springs and Roxborough

No 5-Woodward Station, An- gier Park, Angier Springs, Grove Park, Oak Grove, Riverside and Simsville No 6-Station C, Atlanta Heights, Brookwood, Buckhead, Cook's District, Minerva, Oak Shade, Pace's Ferry road and Peachtree road

No 7-Station A, Battle Hill, Hemphill, Florence Crittenden Home, Elizabeth and Wilson

POST-OFFICE INSPECTORS

Geo M Sutton, inspector in charge; R E Barry and E D Beatty, 218 P O bldg

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE

Office-220 P O bldg, G W Pep- per, superintendent

REFEREES IN BANKRUPTCY P H Adams-Atlanta, Fulton and DeKalb

Frank L Upson-Athens, Clark, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Elbert, Franklin, Hart, Madison, Green and Morgan

C D Mccutchen, Dalton-Whit- field, Murray, Catoosa, Dade, Bar- tow and Gordon

W E H Searcy, Jr, Griffin- Spalding, Clayton, Henry and

Geo D Anderson, Marietta- Cobb, Cherokee, Pickens, Gilmer, Fannin, Dawson and Union

N L Hutchins, Lawrenceville -Walton, Newton, Gwinnett, Jackson, Forsyth and Rockdale A D Freeman, Newnan-Cow- eta, Heard, Meriwether, Troup, Carroll, Douglas, Haralson and Campbell

W B Sloan, Gainesville-Hall, Habersham, White, Towns, Lump- kin, Rabun, Stevens and Banks WS U2 Rowell, Rome-Floyd, Chattooga, Walker, Polk and Paulding

Frank U Garrard, Columbus- Muscogee, Harris, Talbot, Taylor, Chattahoochee, Marion, Schley B T Sastellow, Cuthbert- Stewart, Webster, Quitman, Ran- dolph, Clay Terrell, Early and Miller

UNITED STATES COMMISSION- ERS

Walter T Colquitt, Olin C Full- er and W Colquitt Carter, At- lanta

W E Candler, Blairsville W J Worley, Dahlonega N A Brown, Columbus W A Wilson, Blue Ridge James B Gaston, Gainesville

W G Cornett, Athens R W Murphy, Cartersville John C Printup, Rome T W Kellogg, Jasper

REAL ESTATE RENTING AND LOANS

H. S. WILLINGHAM 6 Walton St.

Phones Main 3995 Atl 2742

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58 EDGEWOOD AVENUE

PHONES

Bell M. 1910, 179 & 378 ATLANTA 5000

Marshal-Walter H Johnson, 327 P O bldg

PENSION EXAMINER

N D Avis, 409 P O bldg U S SECRET SERVICE- Agent-James M Wright, 414 P O bldg

IF IT'S

ELECTRICAL

AND CAN BE DONE WE CAN DO IT av Edgewood

Woodward-806 Marietta

Numbered Stations issue and

Tpay money orders, register letters and parcels and sell stamps and envelopes

Chiropodists

Clayton & Zahn Co. Manicurers, Facial Massage, Hair Goods 36 1-2 Whitehall Phone M. 1769

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U S COURTS AND OFFICERS Fifth Judicial Circuit of Unit- ed States, composed of States of Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis- sissippi, Louisiana and Texas

Circuit Court of Appeals- Fifth Judicial Circuit, Hon Don A Pardee, circuit judge, Atlanta; Hon A P McCormick, circuit judge, Dallas, Texas; Hon D D Shelby, circuit judge, Huntsville, Ala. Terms of court at Mont- gomery, Ala, 3d Monday in Oc- tober; Atlanta, Ga., 1st Monday in October; Fort Worth, Tex., 1st Monday in November; New Or- leans, La., 3d Monday in Novem- ber, F H Mortimer, clerk, New Orleans, La.

Northern District of Georgia- Court Room U S Postoffice bldg; Hon Wm T Newman, district judge; Hon Don A Pardee, cir- cuit judge; Atlanta, Ga, circuit and district courts second Monday in March and first Monday in Oc- tober; F C Tate, district attor- ney, Atlanta; John W Henley, asst district atty; Walter H John- son, marshal, Atlanta; Olin C Fuller, clerk circuit court, At- lanta; Julius L Brown, F E Cal- laway, Standing Masters in Chancery counties, returnable to Atlanta-Campbell, Carroll, Clay- ton, Cobb, Coweta, Cherokee, De- Kalb, Douglas, Dawson, Fannin, Fayette, Fulton, Forsyth, Gilmer, Gwinnett, Hall, Henry, Lumpkin, Milton, Newton, Pickens, Rock- dale, Spalding, Towns, Union.

THIS IS THE 1913 ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY

Northwestern Division North- ern District of Georgia-Officers of Court same as at Atlanta, John C Printup, deputy clerk, Rome, Ga; court third Monday in May and November; Bartow, Chattoo- ga, Catoosa, Dade, Floyd, Gordon, Haralson, Murray, Paulding, Polk, Whitfield, Walker

Western Division of Northern District-Columbus, Ga. Officers of court same as at Atlanta. N A Brown, deputy clerk, Columbus. Terms of court at Columbus- Circuit and District Courts first Monday in May and December. Counties returnable to Columbus -Chattahoochee, Clay, Early,

Harris, Heard, Meriwether, Mar- ion, Miller, Muscogee, Quitman, Randolph, Schley, Stewart, Tal- bot, Taylor, Terrell, Troup, Web- ster

Eastern Division of the North- ern District of Georgia-Athens. Officers of court same as at At- lanta. W G Cornett, deputy clerk, Athens, Ga, terms of court at Athens, Circuit and District Courts-Fourth Monday in April, first Monday in November; coun- ties returnable to Athens-Banks, Clarke, Elbert, Franklin, Greene, Habersham, Madison, Morgan, Oglethorpe, Jackson, Oconee, Ra- bun, Stephens, White and Wal- ton

WEATHER BUREAU

Forecaster-C F Von Herr- mann, 1413 Empire bldg; W W Reed, asst forecaster; J J O'Don- nell, asst observer; A B Nichols, printer

CONCERNING NAMES NOT IN DIRECTORY

A few remarks about those whose names are not in the di- rectory will be permissible.

Do not hold the compilers re- sopnsible for every omission, for the fault is not always theirs

There are people who do not wish to have their names in the Directory and they exert them- selves in every way to keep away from the name-takers.

While it is certainly no re- proach upon people to have their names in the Directory, there are a number of reasons why some wish to have their names kept out of the Directory, all of which reasons are good reasons why the public should find the names in the Directory.

Included in the "Keep-Out- Clan" is the super-sensitive per- sons, suffering from false pride, who shrink from the exhibition of name and occupation before the public. To this class belong many young ladies and women who are holding respectable po- sitions in the business houses of the city.

$100 REWARD!

The Association of American Directory Publishers will pay $100 reward for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons attempting to collect money on fraudulent directory advertisements.

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wks

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THE WORD "STREET" IS ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD

SCHOOLFor all names not found in proper places see "Addenda" FOR NURSES When location is given by miles, distance is estimated from Union Depot.

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agent

mfr

manufacturer

assn

association mgr

manager

asst

assistant N

North

Northeast

near

Battle Hill

N S

North Side

Northwest

)ds

boards

Ormewood O

opp

opposite

opr

operator

pres

president

prin

principal printing

propr

proprietor

pub

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publisher

Company

colr

collector

rms

rooms

R R

railroad

Constitution

Atlanta Constitution

railway

cor

corner RMS

Railway Mail Service

dept

department

Southeast

sec

secretary

slsmn

salesman

Egd

Edgewood

Sou

Southern

engr

. engineer

steno

stenographer

East Side

supt

superintendent

exp

express

Southwest

ins

insurance tel

telegraph, telephone

inspr

inspector

treas

treasurer

lab

laborer

L H

Lakewood Heights

West

mach

machinist

whol

wholesale

maker

wid

widow

(c)

colored

arp

carpenter

Cooks District

! V

Capitol View

clk

clerk

residence

condr

conductor

dom

domestic

East

bkkpr

bookkeeper

bldg

avenue

bartndr

bartender

Atl

Atlanta

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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY

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BLACK TYPE

9 The names appearing in BLACK TYPE in this directory represent the energy and enterprise of the city and it is a pleasure for the pub- lishers of this directory to have the opportunity .o make the public acquainted with them. Those in black type are the people who accomplish the wonders in business here and make Atlanta what it is. They recognize and support all the public necessities and things needful to improve and serve a CITY of Atlanta's magnificent possibilities. They are not the drones and sponges who never support anything, but seek rather to gain by others' hard work and money. When you patronize those in black type you patronize men and firms who will PATRONIZE YOU in the same broad manner that you patronize them.

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Atlanta City Directory 1913, Part 55

Author: Publication date: 1913 Publisher: Atlanta City Directory Company Number of Pages: 1592

Author:
Publication date: 1913
Publisher: Atlanta City Directory Company
Number of Pages: 1592