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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27," 1920.
PROCLAMATION
BTATE OF GEORGIA: l
Exécutive Department. i
Submitting & proposea apendment
t) the Coustitution of Georgia to be
vofid on at the general election to be
heM in November, 1920, to amend
Article 3 Paragraph 1, Section. 3, of
the Constitution ,by striking out all
of sald article of said Section and
Paragraph and by substituting in lieu
thereof the following:
The House of Representatives shall
consist of Représentatives apportioned
among the several counties of the
State as such counties are marked
and dofined and as the same may be
hereafter created as follows: To the
oight counties having the largest popu-|
lation three Representatives each; to
the thirty counties having the next
largkt population, two Representa
tives eéach; and to the remaining coun
ties one Representative each “includ
ing the new counties of Lanier, Semi
nole, Brantley, Long and Lamar. In the
event of the ratitication of this amend
ment to the Constitution and in the
event of the ratification of the amend
ments to the Constitution creating the
counties of Lanier, Seminole and|
Brantley, or either of the said counties
to created shall also be entitled to
rgpresentation in ‘the General As
sembly. In the event of a ratification
of the amendments creating the Coun
ties of Lanier, Seminole and Brantley,
or either of them, an election shall be
held in such county or counties on
the first Tuesday in January, 1921,
upder the laws now governing similar
clections for members of the General
Assembly, for the election of a mem-!
ber of the General Assembly, -from
said county or counties, for the ses
ston of 1921 and 1922, I
Lol ¥ By His Excellency,
&2 0 e e WGGH M. DORSEY,
T @overnor.
WHEREAS: The General Assembly,
at its_ session in 1920 proposed an
.amendment: to_the Constitution of this
State, as set forth in an act approved
August 17, 1920, to-wit: i
REPRESENTATION TO NEW COUN-!
TIES No. 49. A. RESOLUTION
The following amendment is hereby
proposed to the Constitution of the
State:
‘Sgetion 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
e.al Agsembly, and it is hereby enac
ted by authority of the same, That
Article 3, Section 3, Paragraph 1, of
the’Constitution of the State of Geor-:
gia be amended by striking out all;
of . saiwq article of said section and|
paragraph -and by substituting in lieu
thereci the folowing:
‘Paragraph 1. The House of Repre
sentatives shall consist of Reprosenta~l
+ives apporticned amon g the several
counties of the State as such counties
are marked and defined and as the
same may be hereafter created, as
follows: To the eight counties having
the largest population three Represen
tatives each; to the the thirty.(-ountiesl
haying the next largest population,|
wwo Representatives each; and to the
remaining counties, one ReprESenta-i
“iye each “including the new Counties
of Lanier, Seminole, Brantley, Long|
and Lamar. In the.event of vhe. ratifi
catjon of this amendment to the Con
gtitution and in the event of the ratifi
cation of the amendments to the Con-!
~tjtution creating the Counties of|
Lanigr, Seminole and Brantley, or!
_ fethiér of the said counties So created!
siall also be entitled to renresentation
in the General Assenibly. In the evett
‘ pt a ratification of the amendments
. ereating the Counties of Lanier. Semi
nole and Brantley, or either of them
an'b{ectim shall be held in such
county or counties on the first Tuxs|
/ day. in January, 1921, under the laws
' mow - governing similar - election for
. members of the General Assembly, for
thb slection of a member of the Gen
erdl Assembly from said county or
f‘c‘)g;it’!es, for the session of 1921 andl
Bic. 2. Be it further enacted by the;
autliority aforesaid, That when said|
proposed amendment shall be agreed
to- iy two-thirds of the members
el'e_gtm,l to each House of the General
Assembly, it shall te entered upon
the Journal of each House with the
Ay find Nayes thereon, and published
in.offe or more newspapers in each
Cohgiesional District in said State
for/two months previous to the time
for liolding the next general election
in ‘safd State, and shall at said next
gefieral election be submitted to the
peutile for ratification in the following
fotthi, to-wit: ~ “For ratification of an
a gdment to Paragraph 1, Section 3,
Article 2 of tho Constitution, provid-'
ing for represéntation in the House
of hbfirésentati?es." or “Against ratifi
catiofh of an amendment to Paragraph
Y Sgél_ion 3, of Article 3, of the Con-'
stim@io'n. providing: for representation
in tlte House of Representatives.” If
the -majority of the Blectors qualified
to yote for members of the General
Ass(}mbl(, voting therein shall vote for
ratificatien, having wrien or printed
on their ballots the preceding forms.
which votes cast at said election shall
be consolidated as now required by law
in elantions for members of the Gen
eral Asembly. and returns thereof
made to the Governor, then he shall
declare sald amendment adopted and
niake ;roclamation thereof in the man:
ner now provided bv law.
Approved Auwgust 17, 1920.
'NOW 'THEREFORE, 1, Hugh M.
Dotsey, Governor of said State do issue !
this my proclamation hereby declaring
that they foregoing proposed amend
nient to the Constitution is submitted
for “ratification or rejection to the
voters of the State qualified to vote
'fo‘rlfiie;n"bers of the General Assembly
. at-the General Election to be held on
Miesday, November 2nd, 1920..
‘% " HUGH M. DORSEY.
#y thé Governor: Governor
» 580 G, McLENDON, :
“‘Secrefary of Stte.
© _ PROCLAMATION ‘
STATE OF GEORGIA:
Executive Department.
Submitting a proposed amendment
to the Constitution of Georgia to be
voted on at the general election to be
héld in Nevember, 1920, to amend
Paragraph 2, Section 1, Article 2, ot
the Constitution of the state of Geor
gia so 8¢ to lay out and creaté a new
county from a - portion of Decatur
dotinty to be known as Semi
fiole county, with the town of Donal-
sonville as the county seat.
BY HIS VE)gCELLENCY,
Hugh M. Dorsey, Governor,
WHEREAS: The General Assembly
at its sessien in 1920 proposed an
amendment o *he Constitution of this
State as set forth in an Act approved
July Bth, 1920, to-wit:
SEMINOLE COUNTY, CREATION OF
} No. 319.
The General Assembly of the Siate of
Georgia hereby proposes to the gual
ified electors of said Scate an amend
ment to Paragraph 2, Section 1, Ar
ticle 11 of the Constiturior of the
State of Georgia, vs heretofoin
amended, to provide for the creation
.of a new county, to be known as Se
minole, and for other pupos2s.
Section 1. The General Assembly
of the State of Georgia proposes to
the people of Georgia an amendment
to Paragraph 2, Section 1, Article 11,
of the Constitution of this State, as
heretofore amended, as follows, to
wit: That in addition to the counties
now provided for by the Constitution
as heretofore amended. there snall be
a new county, to be known as Semi
nole, laid out from the County of
Decatur, bounded as follows:
to-wit: Beginniig at the southwest
corner of the State of Georgia, running
thence eastward along the line be
tween Georgia and Florida to the
mouth of Flint River; thence up the
channel of Flint rover to the mouth of
Spring Creek; thence northward up
the western bank of Spring Creek to
land lot (No. 131) number one hundre
and thirty one in the 21st District of
Decatur eounty. at a point opposite
a public .vad known as Rhodeés Ferry
road; and thence west fo a point one
half mile distance from the west bank
of Spring Creek and thience northward
along a lifie'parallel with and half mile
distance from the west bank of Spring
Creek to the sputh li3e of Milier coun
ty, thence west along the south
line of Miller ¢ounty to the
southwest corner of Miller
County; thence west along tte south
line of Early county to thie line be
tween Georgia and Alabamajj thence
southward along the ‘State line be
tween Georgia and Alabama to the
southeast cordlr of the state of
Alabama and the line between Alaba
ma and Florida contintiing southward
along the State line between Georgia
and Florida to the southwest corner of
the State of Georgia, the point of be
ginning. LE
e al Tl ey, 00l LA, b R R D e oWI
The county site of said county siall
be the town of Donalsonville, Georgia.
Said county shall be attached to the
ond Congressional District to the Pa
taula Judicial Circuit and the 3th Sen
atorial District, until changesda by ke
‘General Assembly of Georgia. {4
Terms of Superior ‘Court in salgh
county shall be held on the third Men
days in February, June and October,
‘ in each year, until changel by the
General Assembly.
| Justices of the Peace anl Consta
’bles cut off into the new county shail
| exercise thé duties and powers
of their offices until 'militia dis
l tricts are laid out in said new county
as provided by law, and uutit their sug
cessars, are. glegted, and, qualified.
The voters of said new county, gual
ritfiied to \;gte for members of the Gen
cral Asgembly, under the jaws of
l Georgia, shall, on the first Wednesday
' in December, 1920, elect an Ordinary,
| Clerk of the Superior Court, Sheriff,
Coroner, Tax Collector, Tax Receiver,
County Surveyor, Coynty Treasuier,
Representative and County Sehool
Superintendent who shall hold office
until the next. general (:lfcfi«m for
county officers shall be ineld in the
| State of Georgia, and until taels sue
{ cessors are elected and qualified. Said
olection shall be held at the usuai vot
ing places heretofore established, with
in the territory of said n2w county,
! and shall be conducted in the manner
I now prescribeu by law- for holding
elections for county officers, and thel
officers elected therein shall qualify
give bond and take oath as prescribed
by law, and euter upon the discharge
of their respective dutics on the Ist
day.of January, 1921.
Sec. 2. The provisions of Sections
899 to 848, inclusive, of tae Code are
hereby made applicable to said new
county. and - said county, when
creatéd, shall be a “statutory county,”
and subject to all general laws applica
ble to counties of this State.
Sec. 3. 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 expen
ses thereof for the first year, without
submitting the same to a vote of the
qualified voters thereof. !
- -Sec. 4. Said new ¢éounty, when cre
ated, shall be entitled to one Repre-l
sentative in the Lower House of the|
General Assembly of Georgia, and the
membership of the said House shall
be increased by one so as to admit of
representation therein for said new
} county. |
Sec. 5. Whenever the constitutional
amendment hereby proposed shall be |
agreed to by two-thirds of the mem
bers of the two Houses of the General
Assembly, and the same entered on
their Journals with the “Yeas” and
“Nays” taken theron, the Governor
shall cause said proposed amendment
to be published in at least two newspa:
pers in each Congressional district in
| this State for a period of two months
next preceding the next general elec
s tion; and the Governor shall provide
for the submission of this proposed
‘amcndment to the electors of this
State at the next general election to
| be held therein, for their ratification
or rejection. All persons voting in
said election in favor of said proposed
amendment shall have written or prin-
ted on their ballots the words, “For
the amendment to the Constitution
creating the County of Seminole,’ and
those opposed thereto shall have writ
ten or printed on their ballots the
words ‘“Against the amendment to the
Constitution creating the County of
Semincle.” The returns of said elec
tion shall be made to the Secretary of
State, who shall certify the result
thereof to the Governor, and if said
proposed amendment bhe ratified by «
majority of the voters voting in sai®
general election, the Governor shall is
sue his- proclamation tc said effect.
~ Approved July B§, 192..
. Now, Therefore, I, Hugh M. Dorsey,
iGovernor of said State, do fssue this
| my pretlamation hereby declaring
that the foregoing proposed amend
ment to the Constitution is submitted
for ratification or rejection to the vo
ters of the state, qualified to vote for
members of the General Assembly at{
the General Election to be held on
Tuesday, November 2nd, 1920,
HUGH M. DORSEY,
By the Governor, Governor
S. G. McLENDON,
. Secretary of State.
PROCLAMATION . '
STATE OF GEORGIA:
Executive Department. !
Submitting a 5 proposed amendment
to the Constitution of Georgia to be
voted on at the general election, tol
be held in November, 1920, to amend
Paragraph 2. Section 1, Article 11 of
the Constitution of this State, so as to]
to. lay out and create a new county|
from portions of Clinch, Berrien and
Lowndes Counties, to be known as
Lanier County, with the town of Mill
town as the county seat.
By His Excellency,
HUGH M. DORSEY,
Governor.
WHEREAS, the General Assembly
at its session in 1919 proposed an
amendment to the Constitution of this
State, as set forth in an act approved
August 11, 1919, to-wit:
No. TB.
An Act to amend Paragraph 2, Section
1, Article 11 of .the Constitution of
this State. 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 Assemblyt
of the State of Georgia hereby pro
‘qoses to the people of Georgia an’
amendment to Paragraph 2, Section I,'
Article 11 of the Constitution of this!
State, as - follows: That in’ addition
{o tho counties heretofore existing|
in this State, created 'by the General|
Asgsembly, and those created by amend
‘ment to the above and foregoing Para-!
‘graph, Section. and Article of the le-i
stitution of this State, there is hereby,
created an additional county, which
county when created shall be known'
'as Lanier County. The territory for
lthe 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 shali be
included within the following des
cribed boundaries, to-wit: i
~ Beginning at the northwest corner
of land lot No. 379, 10th land district
iof Berrien County, thence running
south along the west lines of land
Jots Numbers 379, 404, 425, 450, 471.°
496, 517 of the 10th district of Berrien
‘“unty and the west lines of land
lots. Nos.. 231,232, 283, 234, 235 and
836 in the 11th®district .of Lowndes
County, to the: southwest corner of
said land lot No. 236; thence running
nasterly along south line of land lot
Nos. ‘936, <971, 282, 317,928, 863, 374,|
409 and 420, of Lowndes (‘n\mty;§
thence north along run’ of Alapaha,
‘River to oiiginal south lines land lot‘
No. 458; ‘thenre. easterly dlong ovig*
504 to' southwest corner land lot!
nal sbuth lines land lots Nos. 458, 463,
No. 509 in the 11th distriet of Clinch
(‘ounty; thence running northerly
along original east lines land lots Nos.
509, 508, 507, of the 11th district of
Clinch County; thence northerly along
the original east lines land lots Nos.
{ 529, 484, 483, 438, 437, 292, 391, 346,
| 345, 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 lanft
lots Nos. 253, 252, 251, 250, and 249,
to the run of the Alapaha River of the
10th district. of Clinch ' County; thence
south down run of said River to the!
north lines of land lot No. 304, in the
10th = District of Berrien County;
thence along the morth line of land
lots Nos. 304, 305, 806, 307, 308, to the
northwest corner of lot No. 309 in
the 10th district of Berrien County;
{hence southward along the west line
of land lots Nos. 309 and 336 to the
southwest corner of land lot No. 335 in
the 10th district of Berrien (‘mmty;,
thence west along the north line of}
land lots Nos. 381 and 380, and to the
northwest corner of land lot No. 379
in the 10th district of Berrien county,
that bheing 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 above
land foregoing amendment should be
ratified by the people when the same
is submitted to them for their ratifi
cation at the next General Blectior
after the adoption of the proposal
to agnend the Constitution, there shall
be, on the first Wednesday- in Decem
her after the proposed amendment to
the Cwonstitution is adopted, an elec-|
tion for the county officers herein,
named, in and for said new county, to!
be held at the several election pre-|
cincts existing withing the limits of|
said new county at the time of the
adoption of the proposed amendment |
durng the usual hours of holding elec-|
tions. and all legally qualified voters|
residing in said territory shall be qual-|
fied to vote at said election; and the
Ordinary of Lanier county, the coun-|
ty in which said clection precincts!
‘are located at the time of the arlomioni
of this amendment, shall appoint the
_election managers for such precincts,
| and the managers of the election shall,
on the day succeeding the election,
maoet at the City Hall in the town of
Milltown and consolidate the vote for
the county officers; and the general
laws now in force as to the eonsolida
tion of the votes, the return of the
|e]ort,ion. and the commission of offl
cers, - shall he applicable to officers
olected at such special elections here
in provided for; that the officers to
be elected at such speeial election
herein wrovided for shall ‘be an Ordi-
I nary. Clerk of the Sunerior (‘vnurt.‘
19hr\1'ift. Tax Collector, Tax Receiver,
| Coroner, County Survevor and Coun-
Ity Treasurer; that said oficers shall
{ 1.2 commigioned as now required by
law. and all law now in force in this
&tatn, to commission officers. and for
bonds reauired of them, shall be ap
rlicable to officers so elected: that
the officars elected at said plection]
shall hold their offices until the next|
proneral election for county nfficors‘
throughout the State. and until thnirl
anceessors are elected ard oualified. |
The General Assembly is herehv given‘
nower to create any additional statu
tary offices in =aid county. or statutory
c¢nirts, and to provide hy’iaw for filling
j
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
said offices, Any vacancies that may
occur béfore the next general election
in any of the offices created thus for
said county may be filled as now
provided by law. The said county
of Lanier shall be attached to the
Eleventh Congressional District, the
Southern Judicial Circuit, and the
Sixth Senatorial District; but it shatl
he 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 hereby given
power to change said,County of Lan
ier in arranging Congressional and
Senatorial Districts, as is now pro
vided by the law. That the S\Jperiurl
Cowrts 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 thereof, That the
Justices of the Peace and Constables
rasiding Jin the tedritary ifcluded
within the new county of Lanier shail
oxercise the duties and powers of their
offices until new niilitia districts ar-:\‘
laid out in sgaid county of Lanier, as
now provded by law. That al the
provisions of law as cynjained in
Chapter Thirteen (13) of the Code of
1910 are hereby made applicable to
the said County of Lanier whenever
the same is created. That all of the
seneral lagvs of this State, i addition
tfo the above, having application to
the statutory -counties of this State,
are hereby made applicable to the snidl
County of Lanier, especially the law
in reference to holding elections for
the purpese of creating a debt for
caid county. That when this amend
ment is adopted the said County of
Lanier,” ag ereated by the. adoption
of this Amendment, shall become in
all respects g statutory county, and
shall be governed by ail laws now in
force in this State regulating county
and county affairs. \
Sec, 2. The Governor is hereby
required and divected that when the
proposed amendment shall be agreed
to by two-thirds of the members clect
od to cach of the two Houses of this
General Assembly, and shall be entered
on the Journal of each Housd, 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 eath Congressional District
of his State at least two months be
fore the mext general election to be
held on Tuesday after theist Monday
in November, 1920, and he shall also
provide for a submission of the pro
posed amendment to the qualified
voters of the State at said geénkral
ciection, And if a majority of said
electors voting at said general elec
‘tion shall ratify this proposed amend
ment to the ‘Constitution of this tete
by a majority of the electors qualified
to vote for members of th(\,.(;‘ren(’,rall
Assembly and voting at such (-lections,l
said amendment shall become a part
of the Constitution of Georgia when
the fact is certified to the Governor
by the Secrctary of State that a ma
jority of the qualified voters voting at
caid general election have voted in
favor of the adoption of said amena
ment to the Constitution of the State,
and the Goverfior shall issue his
proclamation tosuch effect.”
.Sec. 3. Be it further eneacled hy
the authority aforesaid, That ths coun
ty aunthorities of said county shall
have the right to create a d=bt for and
behalf of ‘said county to defray the
‘expenses: of said coyoly for the first
year, without submitting {h> samo to a
.vote of the eualified wuiers of said
Gounty. e ‘
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted by
the authori%efigoresaid. That the Leg
islature is Hereby authorized to cor
rect any mistakes or mistake, or in-‘
accuracies, that may occur, o nmay |
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 sail proposed
amendment in the following form:
That those voting in:faver of suid
proposed amendment shall have writ
ten or printed on their ticket, “In fa
vor of the ratification of the amend
ment to Paragraph 2, Section 1, Arti
cle I], of the Constitution of the
State of Georgia, creating the county
of Lanier.” :
AND WHEREAS] 'The General As
sembly at its Session in 1920 passed
an Act amending the foregoing con
stitutional amendment which act was
approved Angust 7th, 1920, to-wit.
LANIER COUNTY ACT AMENDED.
N. 505.
An Act to amend an Act approved Au
gust 11, 1919, proposing to amend-
Paragraph 2. Section 1, Article 11,
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 sdid new county
when created, provide for election
managers, etc., in its first election
and for other purposes.
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, Sec
tion 1, Article 11, of the Constitution
of this State to'create the new County
of Lanier be, and the same is hereby
‘amended by striking from line 18, on
page 70, Acts of the General Assembly
of Georgia 1919, the,K words “Lanier!
‘County,” so that when thus amended
that part of Section 1 of said Act per
taining to.election managers in dis
triets included in the territory to com
prise Lanier County in its first clec
tion shall read as follows,
\ “And the Ordinary of the county in
- which said election precincts are loca
}10(1 at the time of the adoption of this
:m)('mlmgm, shall appoint the election |
managers for such precincts, etc.”,
See. 2. Be it further enacted by the
authority aforesaid, That said Act nfll
the General Assembly to amend Para
graph 2, Section 1, Article 11, of the
(‘onstitution of this State, proposing to
create the new County of Lanier, ap
proved August 19, 1919, he and the
gsame is further amended by strikinz
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 tfie word “point” on
page 70 of said Act, on line 2 from the
top of said page, by inserting in lieu
CHEAP COOKING WITH |
ELECTRICITY |
4
“ Most of us have always thought
that cooking with electricity was en
tirely beyond the reach of the aver:
age home on the basis of expense.
And it ig true that the use of elbq-!
tricity for all cooking purposes will
use g considerable amount of cull.;-f
rent., But‘thm'o has recently hégixj
s 0 much improvement in the desikn
of electric heat appliances of ill‘
kinds and in the small electric light |
and power plants which furnish elec
tric servite to tha farm home, that
fcr reasonably light wservice, elegy |
tric cooking ig well within the red}!l'
of the average farm family. $hE
This has been accomplished 1)
combining the principle of electric |
heating as usad in the fl}t iron with
that of the “fireless” cooker. The
electric cooker is a hox about two
feet square and about three feet high.
The walls are very thick and are in
sulated with rock wool, and when the
cover is closed practically no heat
can escape, In the bottom of the
box is the electric heating element
and immedjately above thig are the
food receptacles, aluminum vesselsj
with covers. The cooking is started
with a high heat which is soon re
duced to just enough to keep _t"he
cooking procesg going on. The heat
insulation of the hox is so good that
cnce the cooking is started little more
current is needed than enough to
light an ovrdinary electric lamp. An
aufomolile (‘]o(;](‘ regulator is also
supplied which changes the current
from high to low after any desired
number of minutes. This means that
cnce the food receptacles are filled
n’nd placed in the cooker the whole
appliance needs no further atten
tion.
The electric. cooker will be parti
cularly welcome on the farm in the
summer, when the heat of the kitchen
stove is almost unbearable. The
whole outfit of the largest capacity
can be purchased for less than fifty
dollars and the few tents worth of
current to cook a meal will be more
tifan saved in natural fuel and added
comfort for the farm wife. i
GERMAN VOLUNTEERS
WILL REORGANIZE
Savannah, Ga., Oct., 26.—The nld‘
“German Volunteers” are to be re
organized in Savannah, the organi
zation being a.- military-- company
which was for many years amongi
the most efficient in a city of many.
companies, Captain H. F. Myer husv‘
been urged to reorganize the com
pany by the members of the old or
ganization. It was at the begimning
of the war known as Company H Ist.
Georgia Infantry, and later if became
a part of the field artillery and was
kncwn as Battery D of the 418th.
Captain Myer commanded the com
pany when the war hegan and wentl
into service with it.
thereof the following:
“312, in the 10th alnd district 01’1
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
west corner of Lot 515, thenee east
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,
9233, 234, 235 and 236 to the southwest
corner of said Lot 236, all said lots |
being in the 11th District of Tiowndes
County; thence east along the scuth
lines of lots 236, 271, 282, 317, 328, 363,
274, 409, 420 to the run of Alapaha
River in Lowndes County, alliin the
11th District of Lowndes County, and
thence down the run of said ‘Alapaha
River in a southerly and southeasterly
direction to the south line of land lot
458, 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 County; tfience
north along the east lines of Lots 509,
508, 507, in the 11th District and 529,
484, 483, 488, 437, 392, 391, 346, 345, 300
299, 254, 253, to the northeast corner
of said Lot 253 in the 16th district, all
in the County of Clinch; thence west
ward along the north lines of Lots 253,
252, 251, 250, and 249 to thd run of
' Alapaha River in Cliach Cousty. 10ti
District; thence down the run of Ala-‘
paha River in a southerly dir@ction to
where the run of said river crosses the ‘
north lines of Lot 304 in the 10th Dis
trict,of Berrien County; thence west
ward along the north lines of Lots
304, 305, 306, 307, 308,. 209, 10, 311,
212, in the 10t‘)1 District of Merrien
County, to -the' northwest corner of
\ said Lot 312, the staring peoint.” so
that said part of said Section 1 of said
l Act. when so amended, shall be to de
fine the lines around said new county
| as follows: .
l 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
| ¢cle 11, of the Constitution of this
b Gtate, as follows: That in addition
!10 the counties heretofore existing in
! this State, created by the General As
l.u.embl_v. 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
| ted an additional county, which ¢ un-
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MRS, CARL LINDER
A.F. D, No. 2. Box 44,
% Dassel, Minnesota
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ALL SERVICE WORK C. 0. D.
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We have found it necessary to put our Ser
vice Department on a strietly eash basis, 4
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FExperience has taught us that thisds the on- #§
ly way we can maintain satisfactory serviee, 5
The success of the Department depends up- s
on our ability to turn out the work quickly 54
and efficiently at small - cost.” It is plain e
that a Service Station run under a large L‘g
vl overhedd expense eannot possibly da w’égfl""
at reasouable rates. ’ : S
We cannot afford, therefore, to saddle our
- Serviee Department with the heavy burdens |
of maintaining costly bookkeeping and col- |
lection departments and the losses from bad !
debts. 1
Wea refuse to burden our eustomers byt |
charging high rates to make up these big |
leakages. This will all be avoided by doing |
wark for CASH ONLY. o
We want you and every other customer of ‘
ours to aceept this new ruling in the spirit - |
in which it s intended. Everyone will, |
hereafter be obligea to pay cash for serviea |
work hefore his caris released from the |
serviee station. We will, of course, aecept |
cheeks from customers who are known tous, |
If our workmanship is unsatisfactory, ‘it |
will be done over free of charge, provided ‘
we are notified Within Forty.eight Hours.
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We nim to make ours a model Serviee Des '
partment and will be igratefnl to our friends .
Service Station.
Delivery of ears will he made_only, at owg
forr helpful suggestions. §
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0. S. BAZEMORE
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ty, when created shall be known as
Lanier County. The territory for the
formation of said County of Lanier
shall be taken from the gounties of
Clinch, Berrien and Lowndes, and the
territory so atken for the formaticn
of said new County of Lamer shail he
included within the following describ--
ed boundarieg, to-wit: o
Beginning at the northwest corner
of land Lot 312, in the 10th land dis
trict of Berriem County, thence run
ning gouth along the west line of Lots
312, 333, 3568, 3879, 404, 4256 and 450 to
the southwest corner of said Lot 450,
thence westward aloug 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 221, 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 to
‘ the southwest corner of said Lot 236,
all of said lots being in the 11th dis
irict of Lowndes County; thence east
along the south lines of Lots 236, 271,
282, 317, 328, 363, 374, 409, 420 to run
of Alapaha River in Lowndes County,
all of said lots in the 11th District of
Lowndes County, and thence down the
run of said Alapaha River in a south
erly and southeasterly direction to
where the said run of sai river crosses
the present line between the
Lounties . ofy.. Clingh and Echols,
said Hne' b(.ghii: the run of Cow
(reek at said point, thence easterly
and northeasterly along the run o"f
B .al oßy- Sl G- KR i T STI gl T i B L ol o
sald Cow Creek to a point where said
creek leaves the present line betWeenJ
Clinch and Echolg counties, thence |
easterly and southeasterlv along the'
present line between ‘the Counties of
Clinch and ¥Echols to the southeast
portion of lot of land 519 that lies in
the present County of: (linch, and lnl
the; lith. District of said zounty,
thence north along the east lines of
lots of Yand 519, 518, 517, 516, 515, 14,
513, 512, 511, 510, 509, 508, 507 in the
11th District, and 529, 484, 483, 438,
437, 292, 891, 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
’nm'lh lines of Lots 253, 252, 251. 259
' and 249 to run of Alapaha River in a
| southerly direction to where tha run
| of said river crosses the north line of
‘ Lot 304 in the 10th District of 3errien
l('ounty: thence westward along the
north lines of Lots 304, 305, 306, 307,
| 208, 309, 510 211 anil 312, in the2olb
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Keeps the Medicine with.Har for Safety’ |
Mrs, Carl’ Linder, R. . D Noi8; Bowdl
Dassel, Minnesotru,dwritves: (i‘lt;lv:m to thank
tyou for your.kindyess an go ne. g
remedy J.?i me years ago. lam;mc LAY
well and visiting in Spokane, Wash. Were 3t |
not for Pe-ru-na I'would not have been apie
to make this trip. 1 alwnys;tnkelyour medi=
I} cine with me for safety should I take’ :
Praise to Pe-ru-na.” o
As an emetgency remedy for everyday i
Pe-ru-na hag been in use fifty years, o
TABLETS OR LIQUID SOLD EVERVWHERE |
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District of Berrien County,. to the
northwest corner of said Lot 312, the
starting poiat. L ! " ;
Sec. 3. Be 1t further enactesl by the
authority aforesaid, That all Tawa and
parts of laws in confifet with this Act
be, and the same are hereb_y;epm
Approved August 7th, 19 b
AND WHEREAS:" Theif General
Assembly at its Sessign: in) 1990 passed
an Act amending the_,for%é ng. C"R"
stitutional Amendmert whiel act éwas
approved August 16thy 1936, 9t
To amend the Act approved A t
11, 1919, proposing to aménd
graph W, Section 1, Articleil of.the
Constitution of the State crgating the
County of Lanier, sb that, in'the event
of the creation of a\gl nty. of
Lanier, it shall be placed i Alapaha
Judicial Circuit instead of she South
ern Judicial Circuit, as_original pre
vided in said Act, and for sther pur
poses. S 5
Section 1, Be. it enacted hy the
General Assembly of G a and it
is hereby enacted by authopity of the
'same, that the act approvy ‘,,»-‘Al},mst
11, 1919, proposing to aipmend Para.
graph 2, Secion 1, Arti¢le 11 propasing
to create the County of LaniersLanier,
be and the same shall be amended as
follows: By striking .nf!igm'-.thbv sixth
line from top of page 71, of :the,,Aétfi
of the General Assembly ¢f Georgia,
1919, the word: “Alapaha’ soifhat in the
event of the ratification byffhe people
of such Amendment to th& Constita
tion creating said County?®f Lanfer,
said new county shall be @nd cqn%g
tute a’part of the Alapaha Judictai
| Circuit, and so, remain untiithereafter
properly changed by law. ghd Section
‘(mp of said ‘Aet when thge amended
shall read g follows: Thegsald Coun
ty of Lanier shall he attaghed to the
Eleventh Congressional’ HMstrict. the
{ Southérn Judicinl - Cireuits® nd. the
iSixth Congressional Distifiet, ete. |
Section'2." Be it it furflfer enacted
by authority of the same fßat all laws
and parts of laws in cgnflict with
this Act be and 'the samé are bersby
repealed, ) 2 ’
NOW, THEREFORE, Hugh M.
Dorsey, ‘Governor of s State, do
issue this my proclamatigh hereby de
’claring that the foregoffig proposed
amendment to the Constifition is sub
mitted for ratification of rejection to
the voters of the Statej:qualified to
vote for members of th%écengml As
sembly at the General Efection to be
held on Tuesday. Novemier 2nd, 1920.
HUGH M. DORSEY-
By the Governoer & Governor
S.G. McLENDON. i
Lot Secrmp:.%lqms.g el
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