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+WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1920.
e PROCLAMATION
BTATE OF GEORGIA: . .., | . |
S iexdßutive Department, ' 0 100
2 mabmittng a proposca ameudment'
1 the Cun'ml'ujtfm bi Gpergia tc bey
. voted on at ths general election tor hc%
hélfivin November, 1920, to amend
Ai‘il&a 3 Taragraph 1, Sdction 3, of
" the '@onstitution by striking out all
of aid article of said Section and
l;gg raph and by substituting in lieu'!
“thefept the following; . : L il
.. Thé Houss of Reprosentativos shail
“weonsibt of RQ]\H'S(‘,Hl;lL(i\\'{‘S‘vil])p()_l‘(i()'llc(‘li
. amg the ‘sevitale counties 'of the
State® as such counties are markedl
aud dofined -and as ‘the same may be
- hereafter created as follows: To the
aight counties having the largest popu-|
Jatign three Nepresentatives each; to
the -thirty counties having the next |
Jargest population, two Representa
tives encl%i: and to the remainfng coun
fies one Representative cach “includ
g the new countics of Lanier, Semi
nole. Brantley, Long and Lamar. in the;
event of the ratification of this amend-|
ment to the Constitution and in tlu:|
cvent of the ratification of the :mwml-|
ments to the Constitution creating thn‘
counties of Lanier, Seminocle andj
i Brantley, or either of the said counties
so.i ¢reated shall also be entitled to
representation in the General A
‘sembly. In the event of: a ratitication
of the: amendments creating the Coun
ties af Lanier, Sominole and Brantley,
~ér_either of them, an clection shall be
- heéld, in such county or counties on
Ahe first Tuesday in January,, 1921,
Ainder the laws now governing:similay
_eléctipns for members of the General
Assembly, for the election of a mem
her of the General Assembly, from
said county or counties, for -the ses
_sion of 1921 ‘and 1922, Ve
i By His Excellency, |
; " HUGH M. DORSEY, |
Governor.
| WHEREAS: The General Assembly
. at its session in 1920 proposed an
_amendment to the Constitution of this
< @tate, as set forth in an act approved
“August 17, 1920, to-wit: ¢ i
REPRESENTATION TO NEW COUN-:
TIES No. #. A, RESOLUTION !
The following amendment is hereby|
proposed to the Constitution of the|
State::.
Section 1.- Be it enacted by the Gen-I
arsl Agsembly. and it is hereby enae:!
ted hy, authority of the same, '[‘hut‘
Articlé 3, Section 3. Paragraph 1, &
¥he Constitution of the State’ of Geof-]
gia Dbe amciided by {striking out all]
of ~Bsaid' article’ of said Section' and
paragraph and by substituting in licu|
thereof the folowing: |
Paragraph 1. The House of Repre-|
sentatives shall consist of Reprcson’m-‘
tives apportioned amon g the sevoral
. cotinties of the State as such vounties
i are marked and defined and as the
same may be hereaftey created, as
~ follows: To the cight counties having
the largest population three Repre:en-'l
tatives each; to the the thirty counties
having the next largest population.'
two Representatives cach; and to the
rémaining counties, one Representa
tive each “including the new Counties
of Lanier. Seminole, Brantley, Long,
and Lamar. In the event of the ratifi-,
cation of this amendment to the Con-|
stitution and in the event of the ratifis'
. cation’of the amendments to the Con
stitution creating the Counties of
* [Lanigd,” Seminodle and Brantley, ori
iether of the said counties so ('rr-uf(‘,d'
shall also be entitled to vepresentation
in the General Assembly. In the event,
of a ratification of the :umemlmontsl
ereating the Counties of Lanier. S(\mi-I
nele and Brantley, or cither of them
an election shall be held in such,
county or counties on the first Tues-|
day in January, 1921. under the laws|
now governing similar election for
members of the General Assembly, :'m';
the election of a member of the Gen-!
cral Assombly from said county m"i'
coutines, for the session of 1921 and
1922.” |
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted by the |
authority atoresaid, That when said
oreposed amendment shall be agreed
to by two-thirds -of the mmnhers;
elected to each House of the (‘.(-nm'nll
Assembly, it shall Le entered upon
the Journal of each Heuse with the
Ayes and Naves thereon, and published
in one or more newspapers in na(-hl
Congresional District in said Stat(-‘I
for two months previcus to the time
for holding the next genosral election!
in said State. and shall at said next
general election be submitied to thol
meople for ratification in the following
Aform, to-wit: | “For ratification of an,
amendment fo Paragraph 1, Section 2,
Article 3 of the Constitution, provid
ing for representation in the Honsoi
af Representatives,” or “Against ratifi
cation of an amendment to Paragraph
;13. Section 3. of Article 3, of the Con
titution, providing for representation
in the Housq¢ of Representatives.” If
the majority .of the electors qualified
to vote for members of the General
Aszembly, voting thercin shall vote for
ratification, having written or printed
on their ballots the preceding forms.
which votes cast at soid election shall
ha congolidated as now required by law
in elettions for members .of the Gen
eral Asembly. and returns thereof
made to the Governor, then he shall
declare said- amendment adopted and
maks proclamiation thereof in the man
ner now provided hv law.
. Approved Augnst 17, 1920,
NOW THEREFORE. 1. Hugh M.
Dorsey, Governor of said ‘State dg issua
thig my proclamation leercby declaring
that the foregoing proposed amend
~_ment to the Constitution is submitted
! ;{ol‘ ratification or rgjection te the
Fotors of ‘thes Staterqualified to vote
o or members of the General Assgmbly
at the General Election to be held on
Tuesday, November 2nd. 1920.
HUGH M. DORSEY.
By the Governor: Governor
S. G. MeI.LENDON,
Secretary of State. .
PROCLAMATION
STATE OF GEORGIA:
Executive Department.
Submitting a proposed amendment
to the Constitution of Georgia to ba
votad on at the general election to be
held in November, 1920, to amend
Paragraph 2, Section 1, Article 2, .of
the Constitution of the state of Geor
gia g 0 as.to lav out and ercate a new
Lounty from~ a portion of Decatui
sonviile as the county seat.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY,
llugh M. Dorsey, Governor,
;g\Vi;lEI-QQAS;: The General Assembly
dt it sestita #1920 proposed an
amendment w “he Constitution cf this
Statd as getpforth in ar Act approved
July Sthy 1930, to-wit:
SEMINQLE COUNTY, CREATION OF
e T 0 Ng. 319,
The General Assembly of the Siate of
Georgia hereby proposes to the qual
ified elecrors of said Scate an amend
ment. to Paragraph 2, Section 1, ;\r-l
giclb 111 bt the Constiturion of the
State of Georgia, s lvex‘w:nl’vzfll
uméndedpto provide for.the creation
of a new county, to be known as Se
minole, and for other pupou2s,
Section 1. The General Assembly
of the State of Georgia proposes l()l
the people of Georgia an umomlmvnl‘
to Paragraph 2, Section 1, Article 11,1
of the Constitution of this State, us‘
heretofore amended, as follows, to
wit: That in addition to the counties |
now provided for by the (‘mwlimlinnl
as heretofore amended. there suall be!
a new county, to be known as Semi-|
nole, laid out from the County ol’l
Decatur, bounded as follows " f
to-wit: Beginning at the soulhwes(]
corner of the State of Georgia, running
thence castward along the' line --h"é-‘
tween Georgia and Florida: 1o _ihe
mouth of ‘Flint River; thence up the |
channel of Flint rover to the mgu,th of
Spring Creek; thence northward up
the western bank of Spring Creek to |
land lot (No. 131) number onef_h,umh'a-‘
and thirty one in the 21st District ol
Decatur ¢ounty at a point opposite |
a publje .vad known as Rhodes l-‘crr_v‘
road, and thence west 1o a point one- -
half mile distance from the west bank '
of Spring (Creek and thence northward
along a line pagallel with and half milc‘
distance from the west bank of Spring‘
Creek to the south line of Miller coun
ty, thence. west along the south
line of Miller county to the
southwest corner of Miller
County; thence west along the south
line of Early county to tie line be
tween Georgia and Alabamaly thence
southward along the State line be
tween Georgia and Alabama to the,
southeast corner of the state uf‘
Alabama and the line between Alaba
ma and Ilorida continuing southward
along the State line between Georgia
and Florida to the southwest corner of'
the State ‘of Georgia, the point of be
ginning. = - A ‘
The countty site of said couniy shall
Dbe the tawn ot ‘Donalsonville, Georgia.
“g4id county shall be attached to the
ond Congressional District to ihe Pa
taula Judicial Circuit and the 3th Sen-!
atorial District, until changed by the
General Assembly of Georgia.
Terms of Superior Court in said
county,shall h%lheld on the third Mon
days in February, June and October,
in each year, until cpz’mgeJ by the
General :Assembly. o
Justices of the Peace ani Consti
bles cut off into the new county shall
exercise the .duties and powers
of their offices until militia dis-,
tricts are laid out in said new (-01111[,\"
as provided by law, and uutit their .Muc--l
cessors are elected and qualified. i
The voters of said new c¢ounty, aual |
ified to vote for membgrs of the G-’.—:n-[
cral Assembly, under the Jaws of‘
(ieorgia, shall, on the first Wednesday
in December, 1920, elect an ()rflinm'_v‘l
(Clerk of the Superior Court, Sheriff,
Coroner, Tax Collector, Tax l—lr*(:“ivm'.l
County Surveyor, County 'lfx'(-nr:mer.j
Representative® and County S(-hf.)oll
Superintendent who shall gold office
until the next genecral cleciion fm'!
county officers shall be held in the
State of Georgia, and until tacic sie
cessors are elected and quelitied, Haid
olection shall be heldq at the usual vot
ing places heretofore established, wich
in the territory of said a2w county,
and shall be conducted in tihe manner
now prescribed by law for holding
elections for county ofricers, and the
officers elected therein shall (A_n:_flif,v!
give bond and take oath as prescribed
by law, and enter upon the discharge
of their respective dutics on‘the Ist
day of January, 1921.
Sec. 2. The provisiors of S(‘:v"!,ion:;‘
829 to 848, inclusive, of tas Code are
hereby made applicable to said new
county. and said county, when
created, shall be a “statutory county,”
and subject to all general laws eoplica
ble to counties of this State,
Sec. 8. The county authorities of
said new county shall have the right
to create a debt for and on behalf of |
said county to defray the public expens
ses thereof for the first year, without
submitting the same to a vote of t]ml
qualified voters therecof. ’
-Sec. 4. Said new county, when cre- !
ated, shall be entitled to one Reprv-‘
sentative in the Lower House of the |
General Assembly of Georgia, and lhul
membership of the said House shall|
be increased by one so as to admit nf!
representation therein for said new
county. |
Sec. 5. Whenever the constitutional
’amen(lmcnt hereby proposed shall be
}ugrved to by two-thirds of the mem
bers of the two Houses of the General
;A.\;s(-mhly. and the same entered on
their Journals with the “Yeas" g.md
“Nays” - taken theron,” the Governor
ishull cause said proposed :m}fmdnwnt
Lo be published in at ledst twonewspit
pers in each Congressional district in
’ this State for a period of two months
next preceding the next geperal clec
iti(m: and the Governor shall provide
for the submission of this, proposed
amendment to the electors, of this
ESt:i},(" at the Q(;xt,gvn(:r:xl election o
' be held thercin, for their ratification
Cor rejection. Al persoms. voting in
' said election in favor of said proposed
| amendment shall have written or prin-
Ilml on their ballots the words, “For
the amendment to the Constitution
creating the County of Seminole,” and
those opposed thereto shall have writ
fen or printed on their ballots the
| words “Against the amendment to the
| Constitution creating the County of
| Seminole.”” The returns of said elec
tion shall be made to the Secretary of
' State, who shall certify the result
| thereof to the Gevernor, and if said
proposed amendment be ratified by 2
imajm'ity of the voters voting in said
| general election, the Covernor shall i=-
lsue his proclamation tc said elfect.
Approved July 8. 192.,
that the foregoing proposed amend
ment to the Constitution is submitted
for ratification or rejection to the vo
ters of the staie, qualified, to vote for
members of the General Assembly at
the General Blection to be held on
Tuesday, November 2nd, 1920. .
HUGH M. DORSEY,
By the Governor, Governor
. 8. G. McLENDON,
Secretary of State.
PROCLAMATION |
STATE OF GEORGIA:
Executive Department. !
Submitting »4 proposed um.n(lnmnl.
to the Constitution of Georgit to be|
voted on at the general election, tol
be held in November, 1920, to amvn(l]
Paragraph 2. Scction 1, Article 11 of]
the Censtitution of this State, so as to|
to lay out and create a new ('()unty'
from portions of Clincih, Berrien and;
Lowndes Counties, to be Kknown as!
Lanier County, with the town of Mill-}
town as the county seat. |
By His BExcellency, i
HUGH M. DORSEY, |
Governor. |
WHEREAS, the General Assembly!
at its session in 1919 proposed an,
amendment to the Constitution of this|
State, as sct forth in an act upp:ovcd}
August 11, 1919, : to-wit; ‘
s No. 78. |
An Act to amend Patagraph 2, Section!
1, Article 11 of the Constitution of
~ this ‘Stateé. The following amend |
ment is proposed by the Senate and,
" House of Representatives of Geir-|
.. gia, to Paragraph 2, Section 1. Ar
ticle 11 of the Constitution of this
_ State. !
Section 1. The General Assembly
of the State of Georgia hereby pro
poses to the people of Georgia an
amendment to Paragraph 2, Section 1,
Article 11 of the Constitution of this
State, as follows: That in addition’
to tho counties heretofore existing
in this State, created by the General
Assembly, and those created by amend
ment to the above and foregoing Para-|
graph, Section and Article of the Con-!
stitution of this State, there is hereby
created an additional county, which
county when created shall be known
as Laniep County. The territory for
the formation of said county of Lanier
shall be taken from the counties of
Clinch, Berrien and Lowndes and the
territories so taken for the formation
of said new county of Lanier shall be
included within the following des
cribed boundaries, to-wit: |
Beginning at the northwest corner
of land lot No. 379, 10th land district
of Berrien County, thence running:
sonth along the west lines of land;
lots Nambers 379, 404, 425, 450, 471.|
496, 517 of the 10th district of.Berrien
County and the west lines of land
lots Nos: 231, 232, 233, 234, 2356 and
236 in the 11th district of Lowndes
County, to the southwest corner of
said land lot No. 236; thence running
sasterly along south lime of langd
“Nos.: 236, 271, 282, 317, 328, 363, nT4.
409 %ana 420, of Lowndes County;
thence nerth along run of Alapaha
River to original south lines land lot
No. 458;, thenre easterly along orig?-
504 .to -southwest ‘corner land lot
nal south lines land lots Nos. 458, 463,
No. 509 in the 11th district of Clinch
County: thence running northerly
along original east lines land lots Nos.
509. 508, 507, of the 11th district of
Clinch County: thence northerly along
the criginal east lines land lots Nos.!|
529, 484, 483, 438, 437: 392, 391, 346,
245, 300, 299. 254, to the northeast
corner of land lot No. 253 of the 10th
district of Clinch County; thence west
along the original north line langt
fots N05..263. 252, 251, 250, and 249,
to the run of the Alapaha River of the
10th district of Clinch County; thence|
south down run of =aid River to tho,
north lines of land lot No. 304, in the
10th District of Berrien County;
thenenr along the north line of land
lots Nos. 204, 305, 306, 307, 308, to the
northwest corner of lot No. 309 in|
the 10th district of Berrien (',()unt,V:’
thence southward along the west ]inei
of land lots Nos. 309 and 336 to tlml
southwest corner of land let No. 335 inj
the 10th district of Berrien County;j
thence west along: the north line ()f‘
land lots Nos. 881 and 380, and to the
northwest corner of land lot No. 379]
in the 10th district of Berrien r-nunt_\'.!
that being the starting point. {
That when said county is created|
the county seat for the same shall]
be the town of Milltown, now in sald|
county of Berrien, That if the nhuvv%
}unrl foregoing amendment should bhe|
ratified by the people when the same!
ig. submitted to them for their mlifi-i
cation at the next General Electicr|
after the adoption of the proposal]
to amend the Constitution, there sha]l!
he, on the first Wednesday in I)ewm-l
ber after the proposed amendment tul
“the Constitution is adopted, an elec.!
tion for the county officers herein|
‘named, in and for said new county, to!
ll)t- held at the several =~lection pre
cinets existing withing the limits ol
said new countv at the time of the
ludoption of the proposed amendment
.durng the usual hours of holding elec
tions, .and all legally qualified voters
residing in said territory shall be qual-,i
fied to. vote at said election: and the
Ordinary of Lanier ecounty, the coun
tv in which said election procinets
are located at the time of the adovtion
of this amendment. shall appoint the
| election managers for. such precincts,
'mul the managers of the election shall,
on the day succoeeding the clection,
meet at the City Hall «in the town df
Milliown and consgelidate the vote for
the county officers: and the general
laws now in force ag to the consolida
tion of the votes.ihé veturn of the
| election. and the c¢ommission of offl
- shall he applicable to officers
’Mrwlw] at such gpecial elections h(*re-‘
in providad for; that the officers to|
be elected at such special election!
herein wrovided for shall be an Ordi-
I nary. Clerk of the Sunerior Court,
Sheriff. Tax Collactor, Tax Recetver,
Coroner, County Survevor and Coun-
Ity Treasurer; that said oficers shall
| b commisioned as now required by
'lluw. and all law now in force in thig
Satn, to comminsion officers. and for
‘ Fonds reaunired of them, shall be ap
plicable to officers so elected; that
the officars elected at said election
¢hall hold their offices until the next
im‘nm‘ul election for county officers
i throughout the State, and until their
auneeessors are elected arvd aualified.
The General Assembly is hereby given
tn o itional statu-
THY. CORDELE DISPATCH
said offices, Any vacancies that may
occur before the next general election
in any ot the otfices created thus tor
said county may be filled as now
provided by law. 'The =said county
of Lanier shall be attached to the
Eleventh Congressional District, the
Scuthern Judicial Circuit, and the
Sixth Senatorial District; but it sha:l
be in the power of the General Assem
bly at any time to change the Judicial
Circuit to which said county of Lanier
is attached, and the said General
Assembly of Georgia is hercoy given
power to change said County ol Laa
for« in arranging Coengressional and
Senatorial Districty, as is now pro
vided by the law. That the Superior
Courts in said county of Lanier shail
be held on the 2nd Mondays in Janu
ary and July of each year, but it shall
be within the power of the General As
sembly at any time by law to change
the time of holding Court and the
number of terms thercol. That the
Justices of the Peace and Constables
rasiding Jin the tedritary beluded
within the new county of Lanier shail
exercise the duties and powers of their
cffices until new militia districts are
laid ont in s#aid county of Lanier, as
now provded by law. That al the
provisions of law .as cJupained in
(‘hapter Thirteen (13) c¢f the Code of
1910 are hereby made applicable to
the said County of Lanier whenever
the same is created. That all of the
general laws of this State, in addition
to the above, having application to]
the statutory counties of this State,
are heveby made applicable to the said
County of Lanier, especially the law
in reference to holding elections for
the purpose of creating a debt for
said county. That when this amend
ment is adopted the said County of
Lauier, as created by the adoption
of this Amendment, shall become in
all respects g statutory county, and
shall he governed by ail laws now in
force in ‘this State regulating county
and “county affairs.
See. 2. The Governor s hercby
required and directed that when the
proposed amendment shall he agreed
to by two-thirds of the members elect
ed to each of the two Houses. of this
(teneral Assembly, and shall be entered
on the Journal of each 'House, with
the ayes and nays recorded as taken
thereon, the Governor is hereby direct
ed to cause the said proposed Amend
ment to be advertised in at least two
papers in each Congressional District
of his State at least two months bhe
fore the next general eclection to be
held on Tuesday after the Ist Monday
in November, 1920, and he shall also
provide for a submission of the pro
posed amendment to the gualified]
voters of the State at said general
clection. And if a majority of said
eclectors voting at said general elec
tion shali ratify this proposed amend
ment to the Constitution of this tate
by a majority of the electors qualified
to vote for members of the General
Assembly and voting at such elections.
watd gmen@ment shail heconte q purt
of the Constitution of Georgia when
the fact is certified to- the Governoy
by the Seercotary of State that a ma
jority of the gualified voters voting at
sagd general election have voted in
fayor: of the adoption of said amena
‘ment ‘to.the Congtitution of the State,
and the | Governor shall issue hig
proclamation to such effect.
Sec. 3. Be it further eneacted hy
the anthorily aforesaid, That th: coun
ty authorities’ of said county shal
have the right to create a d~ht for an’l
hehalf of said county to defray the
expenses of ¢aid conoty {or the first
year, without submittitiz th> sune to a
vote of the cualified voiers of said
county.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted by
the authority aforésaid. That the lLeg
islature is hereby authovized to cor
rect any mistakes or mistake, or in
accuracies, that may. occur, or may
have occurred, in reference to the line
or lines of said proposed county.
Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of the
Governor to submit said pioposed
amendment in the following form:
That those voting in faver of soid
proposed amendment shall hava wril
ten or printed on their ticket, “In fu
vor of the ratification of the amend
ment to Paragraph 2, Section 1. Arti
cle 11, of the Constitution of thse
State of Georgia, creating the county
of Lanier.”
AND WHEREAS] The Genceral As
sembly at its Session in 1920 passed
an Act amending the foregoing feon
stitutional amendment which act was
approved August Tth, 1920, to-wit.
LANIER COUNTY ACT AMENDED.
An Act to amend an Act approved An
gust 11, 1919, proposing to amemd-
Paragraph 2, Section 1, Article 1!,
of the Constitution of the State of
Georgia, so as to create the new
County of Lanier, so as to better de
fine the lines of said new county
when created, provide for &-]u(fi(m‘
managers, ete., in its first election
and for other purposes, 1
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Georgia, and it
is hereby enacted by authority of same
That from and. after the passage of
this Act the said Act approved August
11, 1919, to amend Paragraph 2, See- |
tion 1, Article 11, of the Counstitution
of this State te create the new County
of Lanier be, and-the same is hereby
amended by striking from line 18, on
page 70, Acts of tha Generf]l Assembly
of Geqrgla_lm.i_‘;the words “Lanier
(founty.” so’ that when thus amended
that part of Section 1 of said Act per
taining to clection managers ‘in dis
fricts included in the territory to con
prise Lanicr County,in its first elec
tion shall readl ds follows, A
“Atid. the Ordinary of the connty in
which said election precincts are loca
ted at the time of the adoption of this
amendment shall appoint the election
managers for such precinets, ete”
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted by the
authority aforesaid, That said Act of
the General Assembly to amend Para
graph 2, Sectio®l, Article 11, of the
(‘onstitution of this State, proposing to
create the new County ot Lanier, ap
proved August 19, 1919, be and the
came is further amended by siriking
out all of that part of Section 1. of
said Act on page 69, Acts of the Gen
eral Assembly, 1919, beginning with
the figures “379” on the end of line 9
on page 69 of said Acts, 1919, down to
and including the word “point”™ on
page 70 of said Act, on line 2 from the
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Cordele proof is what you want
T TSTO O I S ATy eree
spected resident will banish all
dcubt:
Geo. A. Brien, prop. Cordeje Fish &
Oyster Market, 410 Wifth Ave., E,
Cordele, says: “A short time ago my
kidneys were slightly affected, 1 felt
tired and languid and my back was
very sore and lante. When 1 stooped
over I would get terrible knifedtke
pains in the small of my back. Doan's
Kidney Pills were recommended to
me and I started using hem, A short
use cof this medicing fixed me up in
fine shape. [ take it occasionally
now and believe continied use of
Doan’s will cure my trouble for all
the {ime.”
Price. 60c, at all dealers, Don'’t
simply ask for a kidney reinedy®-get
Doan’s Kidney Pills--the same that
My, Brien had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfre. Buffalo, N. Y.
“312, in the 10th alnd district’ of
Berrien County, thence running south
along the west line of lots 312, 333, 358
279, 404, 425 and 450 to the southwest
corner of said Lot. 450, thence west
ward along the north line of Lots 479
and 469 to the northwest corner of Lot
469, thence south along the west lines
of Lots 469, 490 and 515, to the south
woest corner of Lot 515, thence cast
along the south lines of Lots 515 and
516 to the northwest corner of Lot 231
all of said lots being in-the 10th Dis:
trict of Berrien County; thence south
along the west lines of Lots 231, 232,
233, 2 ;‘4’. 235 and 236 to the southwest
corner of said Lot 236, all said lots
being in the 11th District of Lowndes
County; thence cast along the scuth
lines of lots 236, 271, 282, 317, 328, 363,
274, 409, 420 to the run of Alapaha
River in Lowndes County, all in the
11th District of Lowndes County, antl
thence down the run of said Alapaha
River in a southerly and southeasterly
direction to the south line of land lot
158, thence east along the south lines
of Lots 458, 563, 504, 509, in the 11th
District, to the southeast corner of
said Lot 509, Clinch Ceunty; thence
north along the east lines of Lots 509,
508, HOT, in (We fith District and 529,
484, 452, 458, 437, 392, 591, 34G, 345, 300
299, 251, 252, fo the northeast corner
of snid, Lot 253 in the ¥oth district; all
n the County of Clinch: thence west
ward along the north lnes of Lots 253,
952, 251, 280, and ' 249-to the run of
Alapoha Itiver in- CEuaeh County, 10tk
Digtrict; thence down the run of Ala
pitha River in a southeérly direétion to
wheve the run of said river crossey the
north lines of Lot 804 in the 10th Dis
teict of Berrien County; thence west
warid along the north Hnes of Lots
204, 305, 306, 207, 308,:309, 319, 311,
312, in the 10th District of Merrien
(‘ounty, to the northwest corner of
sail Lot 312, the staring> point,” &o
that =aid part of said Section 1 of said
Act, when so amended, shall be to de
fine the lines around said.new county
as fellows:
Section 1. The General Assembly
of the State of Georgia herchy propo
ses to the people of Georgia an amend
ment to Paragraph 2, Section 1, Arti
c¢le 11, of the Constitution of this
State, as follows: That in addition
to the counties heretofore existing in
this State, created by the General As
sembly, and those created by amend
ment to the above and foregoing par
agraph, section and article of the Con
stitution of this state, is hereby crea
nd an odditional conmty which ¢omn-
Rheumatism Comes ' i
From Tiny Pain Getms
First of all, get it firmly fixed in
your mind that all the liniment.'u
in the world have no effect what+
ever on Rheumatism. ¥
A very commen form of Rhet
matism is caused by millions of
tiny disease germs which infest the
blood. The one and only sensible
treatment, therefore, is one which
cleanses the blood of these germs,
and routs them entirely out of the
circulation,
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ALL SERVICE WORK C. 0. D.
i 3
; 1
We have found it necessary to put our flu
vice Department on a strietly cash basis.fg ;
Experience has taught us that this is the pn-
Iy way we can maintain satisfactory se-rvfi:c.
The success of the Department depends fip
on our ability to turn out the work quiekly
and cfficiently at small cost. It is plhin
' that a Sqgrviee Station run under a lfi!;ge i
overhead expense cannot possibly do werk
at reasonable rates, o 2 ;
We cannot afford, therefore, to saddle ;»ur ;
Serviee Department with the heavy burdgns
of maintaining costly hookkeeping and-eol
lecetion departments and the losses fromebad
debts. pe
i
Werefuse to burden our customers :jby
charging high rates to make up these big
leakages, This will all be avoided by deing
work for CASH ONLY. . e
: We want you aud every other customey of
ours 1o aceept this new ruling in the spjrit
in which it is intended. Everyone -will,
hereafter be obligea to pay cash for sen{tic-fi.. .
work before his ear is reléased fromr the
service stations -We willy of eourse, accept - .4
mmdcliiclisifroin customers o are known to us.
If our workmanship is unsatisfactory, it
will be done over free of charge, provided |
we are notified Within Forty-eight Hours,
We aim to make outs a model Service De
partment and will be grateful to our friends
Nerviee Station, ‘
Delivery of ears will be made only at our -
for helpful suggestions, D]
O. S. BAZEMORE
Lanier County. The territory for the
formation of said County of Lanier
shall be taken from the counties of
Clinch, Berrien and Lowndes, and the
territory so atken for the formation
of said new County of Lanier shall be
included within the following describ--
ed boundaries, to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corney
of land Lot 312, in the 10th land dis
trict of Berrien County, thence run
ning south along the west line of Lots
312, 333, 358, 379, 404, 425 and 460 to
iho southwest corner of said Lot 450,
thence westward along the north lines |
of Lots 470 and 469 to the northwest |
corner of Lot 469, thence south along
the west lines of Lots 469, 498, and 515/
to the southwest corner of Lot 515,
thence east along the south lines of
Lots 515 and 516 to the northwest cor
ner of Lot 231, all of said lots being
in the 10th district of Berrien County:
thence south along the west lines of
Lots 231, 232, 233, 234, 235 and 236 L«
the ‘southwest corner of said Lot 236,
all of said lots being in the 11th dis-|
trict of Lowndes County; thence (:nst‘
along the south lines of Lots 236, 271,
282, 317, 328, 363, 374, 409, 420 to mul
of Alapaha River in Lowndes County,’
all ‘of said lots in the lith l')isfl'lct\o‘.{
Lowndes ('m‘mty,' and thence down tha
run of said Alapaha River in a soulb
erly and southeasterly direction :to
where the said run of sairiver crosges
the present line batween. the
Counties - of . Clinch and Echols,
suld ling being the run of Cow
Créek at Said point, thence easterly
«and northeasterly along® the run'of
said Cow Crerk to a point wheve said
creek leaves the present line hetween
(linch and Echols counties, thence
casterly and southeasterly along vhe
present line between the Counties of
(‘linch and Echols to the southeast
portion of lot of land 519 that lies in
the present County of Clineh, and in
the; 11th District of said —county
thence north along the east lines of
lots of land 519, 518, 517, 516, 515, 514,
513, 512, 511, 510, 509, 508, 507 in the
11th District, and 529, 484, 483, 138,
437, 392, 391, 346, 345, 300, 299, 254, 253
to the northeast corner of said Lot 253,
in the 10th District, all in the county
of Clinch; thence westward along the
north lines of Lots 263, 252, 251. 2359
and 249 to run of Alapaha River in a
southerly direction to where the run
of said river erosses the north line of
Lot 304 in the 10th District of .3errien
l(‘,ouhty; thence westward along the
north lines of Lots 304, 205, 306, 307,
PAGE THREE
/This is' why 5.8.8., the greatest
known hlood purifier is fo _success
ful in the treatment of Rheums
tism. -Itis a powerful dleanser of
the blood, And"will remove the dig
eage geyms that cavse your Rhéd
mg;i!‘lm, affording ' relief that’ is
STRES s dold by alt arugeiati
Ww. 18 ! 5 .
Fred b atcs andimaibr .5?5::
can be had by walg%to Chi
Medical Adyiger, 154 Swift Labora.
tory, Atlants, Ge, i
District -of Berrien County, to ks
northwest corner of said Lot 312, the
starting point. R
Sec. 3. Be 1t further enacted by the
authority aforesaid, That all lawz and
parts of laws inl conflict with this Act.
be, and the same are herehy repéaled.:
Approved Aungust Tth, 1920, . . .
AND WHEREAS: The General
Assembly at its Session in 1920 padsed
an Act amending the foregoing Con
gtitutional Amendment which act was
approved Aug}xst 16th, 1920, to-wit:
To amend the Act approved Augngt
11, 1913, proposing to amend:-Para
graph W, Section 1,. Article 11 .of .the
Congtitution of the State creating the
Coutty of Lanier, <o that, in the event
of the creation of said County of
Lanier, it shall’ he placed in Alapaha
Judicial Circuit instead of the South
ern Judicial Circuit, as original pro
vided in saiq Act, and for other pur
poses, g
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Georgia and it
is hereby enagted by authority -of the
same, that ‘the act approved August
11, 1919, propesing to amend ‘Para
graph 2, Becion 1, Article 11 propaesing
to ereato the County of Lakier. Lanier,
he and the same shall he amended as
followsy 'By Striking from the ,slxth‘
line frofm top of page 71, of thé Acts
of the General Assembly of Georgis.
1919, the _'wqr_f:'Alupahq" so that in thé
evenl of the ratification by the people
of ,‘sufim‘gxmogmem to the Canstitu:
tioh- vreating said County of Laniér.
said e, edbunly shall he and congti:
tute a part ef the Alapaha Judiciai
(‘i_g"’dafi.“audi‘flh’tfetnnin until theroaftér
privpeily changed by law and Section
One of said Act when thuz amendéd
shtll‘vead 48 follows: The said Coun
t¥ of ‘Lanier shall. be attached to'thé
Elevénth Congressional District. the
Southern Judicial Circuit, and the
Sixth Congressional Distric. ete.
- Section 3. Be it it further enactad
by authority of the same that all-law
and parts of laws in conflict with
this Act be and the same avé hereby
repealed, :
NOW, THEREFORE. 1.. Hugh M.
Dorsey, Governor of said Staté, do
jssne this my proclamation herehy de.
claring that the foregoing . proposed
amendment to the Constitution {8 sub
mitted for ratification or rejection td
the voters of the State, qualified to
vote for members of the'GPngfl“‘ )\t‘-
sembly at the General Flectién to bé
held on Tuesday. November: 0.
“HUGH W DORSEY
By the Governor ‘Govertor