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THE VALDOSTA TIMES, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1909.
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NOTICE OP BOND ELECTION.
Notice it hereby -lven to the qual
fined voters of the City of Valdosta.
I in the county of Lowndee and state
; of Georgia, (hint on the fourteenth
tilth) dsy or April, 1969,'^a elec
tion will he held at the county court
jtonse of xsjwnaes county, in said
city of Valuoaut, to determine the
question whether bonas shall be Is-
sued br said city as provided for in
an ordinance unanimously passed by
the Mayor and Council of said city
of -Valdosta on the eleventh tlltn)
day of March, 1908, said ordinance
setting out the amount of bonds to
be issued, th e purposes for wnich
tuny arc to M used, the rate Of in
terest thev are to near, the amount of
principal rnd interest to be paio an
nually and the time In which all of
said bonds are to be fully paid, and
which -aid ordinance is hereinafter
set out and made a. part of this no
tice, to-wlt:
An ordinance to provide for the
submission to the qualified voters of
the city of Valdosta the question or
issuing bonds as follows: to-wlt:
For imnrnvcment of waterworks,
116,000.
For electric light plant, 110,000.
For extension of sanitary sewer
age. 16.000. .
For improvement of streets and
sidewalks. <20,000.
To provide for the manner in’
ing of the election hereby
shall be given to the qualified voters ut
said city by publication of the eame
In The Valdosta Times, same being
the newspaper in which the Sheriff's
advertisements of the county of
Lowndee ere published, for the
space of thirty days preceeding the.
day on which said, election Is to be
held.
gee. 8. Be it further ordained
thst all ordinances or parts of or
dinances in conflict herewith be and
the eame are hereby repealed.
Notice le further given that, a
said election, the polls will be open
ed at 8 o’clock a. m. and will he
closed at 8 o’clock p. m. ana said
election will otherwise be held
contemplated in and provided
by said ordinance
By order of the Mayor and Coun
cil of the City of Valdosta, this x*ib
day of March, 190a.
John T. Roberts, Mayor.
T. N. Holcombe, Clerk.
which said bonds shall be Issued,
- and w
for tba
■jgfhSr
and how and when paid, and for
other pnrpoea*.
Sec. 1. Ba It ordained by the
Mayor and Council of the City of
Valdoets, and It' la hereby ordained
by authority of the eame, that on
the 14th day of April. 1909, an elec
tion shall be held at the county
court houee of Lowndes county, In
the City of Valdosta, for the purpose
f of obtaining the assent of two-
thirds of the qualified voters of said
city to the issuing of bonds as fol
lows: For Improvements to water-
- works, <16,000: for electric light
plant, <10,000; for extension of san
itary sewerage, <6,000; for improve
ment of streets and side-walks,
<20,000. >
Sec. 2. Be It further ordained by
the authority aforesaid, that If two-
tblrds of the voters aforesaid shall
assent to the lsaue of bonds as afore
said or for any one or more of said
purposes, said bonds shall bear in
terest at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually,
gold or Its equivalent, on the first
day of January and July of each
year, at the office of Hhe treasurer
of Bald City of Valdosta.
Sec. 3. Be It further ordained by
the authority aforesaid that such
bonds as are assented to shall be
numbered from 10,1 to 200 Inclusive,
the size or denomination of each
Jtoig^to be determined by toe aggre
gate amount of bonds acncnteo to
or autborixed, and Bhall be signed
by the 4 Mayor of said City of /al-
dOsta and countersigned by the
Treasurer of said city, and shall bo
sold to the highest and best blauer
after such notice has been given as
Is deemed best by said Mayor and
Treasurer, and that the expense of
Issuing and th- sale'ot said bonds,
If any, shall be paid from the pro-
ceens of the same.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained by
the authority aforesaid tbat said
bonds shall become due and payable
as follows. Bonds numbered 101
and 102 shall be due and payable
one year from the date of Issuing,
and two bonds, accorolng to their
consecutive numbers, shall be due
and payable each year thereafter un
til ten bonds are paid; three bonds,
according to their consecutive num
ber, shall be due and payble each
year thereafter until bond number
40 is paid; and four bonds, accord
ing to their consecutive number,
’shall be due and payable each suc
ceeding year thereafter until the
whole Issue Is tally paid, so that all
' said bonds, with sll interest there
, shall be paid In thirty (30)
-ears from the date of the Issue o!
the same in the manner above set
forth. Each of said bonds shall have
.• attached to the tame sufficient cou
pons, each of which shall bear the
name of tbe treasurer of said city,
specifying tbe amount of seml-an-
I nust Interoat due on tbe bond at tbe
/rate of fly* per- cent per annum,
and when same le due, so that each
of said coupons may be detached
and paid as they fall due seml-an
nually.
* Sec. 5.- 'Be It further ordained by
the authority aforesaid that thu
Mayor and Council of said City of
/k Valdosta shall, each year, levy and
J collect a tax, not to exceed the 11m-
In Equity In the Fifth Circuit Court
of the United Staten for the
Southern District of Georgia, •
Western Division, it
Ji¥ MtCOD.'
H. H. Tift'et at vs. Southern Rail
way Company, ut al.
Now on .this the 30th day of Jan
uary, 1909, came on to be beard the
motion of the complainants
above styled and numbered cense
wherein complainants pray this oou-t
to enter an order limiting the time
within which interventions shall he
filed, and It appearing to the court
that the defendants heretofore en
tered Into a bond payablq to the
President of the United States, for
the benefit of whom it might con
cern In the sum of <500,000; that on
the 31st day of Angost, 1907, an or
der allowing interventions was pass
ed by this court, and it appearing
the court thst all parties Interested
have had ample time in which
file their interventions herein. It
ordered, adjudged and decreed, that
all persona whomsoever, Interested
In the subject or subject matter of
this cause, and claiming any rights
hereunder, shall produce and file all
claims before the standing master of
this court on or before the 25th day
of April, 1909, under penalty of
thereafter being disallowed, and ail
creditors or other persons interested
in this cause, and In the subject mat
ter hereof, who shall not on or be
fore said date file their claims here
in shell be debarred from ail further
Interest or claim in and to this
cause, or any rights herein.
It Is ordered, that the Clerk
this court publish a copy of this or
der once a week for eight success-
lve weeks in The Macon News,
newspaper of general circulation !n
Macon, Ga„ and In . The Valdosta
Times for the same period once
week and in the Amerloan or South
ern Lumberman; The American
Lumberman being published In Chi
cago, 111., and tbe Southern Lumber
man being published In Nashvlllo,
Tenn. The cost of making said pub
lications to be adjudged aa costs In
this court, and they are hereby de
creed agalnat the defendants herein.
It Is further ordered, that thli or
der Is without prejudice to the
rights of the defendant* to make
any objection or defense whatever
to any claim heretofore, or that
may hereafter be filed herein. The
defendants waiving no rights by
reason of this order.
February 20, 1909.
Emory Speer, U. S. Judge.
Filed February 20. 1909. Cecil
Morgan. Deputy Clerk.
A true copy.
Cecil Morgan, Depnty Clerk.
U. 8. Court Southern District of
Georgia.
Macon, Ga., Feb. 23. 1909.
2-27-wSt
■Ion or otherwise, to manufa.
naval store*, to manufacture
it allowed h r the charter...if said
city, sufficient in amount to pay the
aonnal Interest on all the bond! is*
sued under this ordlnanoe, and also
to pay the principal of each of said
bonds falling 'due each year aa pro
vided in Sec. 4 of this ordinance,
and each and all of said bond*, when
to paid, shall be
Sec. «. 'Be It further ordained by
the authority aforesaid that the elec'
tJSon herein and hereby ordered ihall
I If held under the, same rules and
4 regulations that elettons for OO-
cere of said city of Valdoata ure
held, and all pertons qualified
vote for Bald officers. It inch elec
tion were being held for ut elec
tion of officer*, are hereby declared
to be qualified to vote at th* elec
tion hereby ordered, and at said
election each voter shall hare plaln-
■ ty wrltUn or printed on his ballot
words crnreeiive of hM will or oe-
i as follows, to-wlt: “For bonds
- Improvement of waterworks,'
Against bonds for Improvement of
L" “For bond* for #l*o-
llght plant,” or "Against beads
- electric light plant,” “For bonds
i of sanitary sewerage,”
bonds for extension of
■anltary sewerage”. "Vjer bond* for
Improvement ot streets and side
walks,” or "Agalnat bond* for im
provement of street* and “ M
lee. 7. Be h farther
authority aforesaid I
„al notice, aa required by th*
: the stole at Georgia, at the held-
' SHERIFF’S SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA—Lowndes
Connty.
Will be sold on the flrst Tuesday
In April, next, at public outcry, at
the court home door In said county,
within the legal hours ot sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, certain
property, of which the following is
s full tnd complete description;
All that tract or parcel of land,
situated, lying and being in the city
of Valdosta, state of Georgia, and
being part of olty lot 7, according to
a map of survey made by F. B. Wil
liams, of the Fore* property, on Ju
ly 17, 1*97, end recorded to to* of
fice of to* Clerk of too Superior
court of said, connty to deed book
"J.” pdge 663, being more tony de
scribed as follows: commencing at
a point 97 feet from toe weet side of
Johnson street, thence sooth on a
line parallel with Johnson street
61.161 foot, thence west 99 toot,
bounded on to* north by land ot Dr.
I. a Stafford, east by land of Jody
Gardner sad a 10 foot aley running
east and west between toe land of
Dr. I. a Stafford and Jndy Gardner,
sonth by an alley.
Bald property levied on aa th*
property of Josephine E. Moore, to
satisfy an execution, Issued from the
City Court of Valdosta In favor of
the Valdoets Bank d Trust Compa
ny and against too said Josephine
E. Moor*.
This tbe 12th day of March. 1909.
J. F. Passmore, Sheriff.
STATE OF GEORGIA—Lowndes
County.
To the Superior court of aald ooun-
The p-tltlon o' C. O. Stevens, of
Grady county Georgia, and W,
Smith. J. J. Coppage and the Georgia
Land ft Timber Company a corpora
tion, all of aalil county and state,
respectfully shows
1. Tbat they desire for them
selves. their associates and succes
sors to be Incorporated and made
body politic under toe name and
style of Grady County Inveatment
Company, for a period of twenty
year*, with the privilege of renewal
at tbe expiration of that time.
The principal offlee of said
company ihall be In the city ot Val
dosta, said county and state, but pe-
nerv desire the right to eetah-
branch ofllcei and to do
offlee* and to do-
within this state or elsewhere
ever the same may he beneficial to
the Interacts of said ehnpany.
9. The object of said corporation
l» PrewJary gain to Itself and.lin
stoeuMSesa, and iMMte-todn
miled on by said corponAltols that
of-buying and selling real estate
land* to hold options
commie-
'act ure
_ Jhre any
and all kinds of lumber and engage
In th* sawmill butlnesi, to prospect
for any ana all Mnda of earths and
minerals, mine and otherwise deal in
the production tnd manntaoture of
the same and also to deal in general
merchandise end any and all kinds
of groceries, end they desire author
Ity to boy, lease, rent, mortgage, en
cumber and otherwise use, hold and
enjoy and dispose of and deal In any
and all kinds of real or personal prop
erty, to purchase, hold and dispose
»f the stocks, bonds, securities and
obligations of other corporations'
and to Issue bonds or other evldeno*
of Indebtedness, and to borrow or
lend money upon note, bond, deed,
mortgage or other obligation, either
with or without real or peraoal se
curity. Petitioners also desire the
right and authority to enter Into co
partnership , with other persona or
corporations.
4. The capital stock of said cor
poration shall be <10,000.00, all ot
which has been fully paid In.
tltlonere desire the right to Increase
•aid capital stock by a majority vote
of the stockholders to <100,000.00.
said capital stock to be divided Into
•hares of <100.00 each.
Petitioners desire the right. In
the event said capital stock is In
creased, to lasne preferred stock up
on such terms and conditions, and to
such amoudta as may be prescribed
by toe stockholders.
8. Petitioners desire the right to
sue and be sued, to plAad and he Im
pleaded, to have and use the com
mon leal, to make all necessary by
laws and regulations and to do al)
other things tbat may he necessary
for the successful carrying
said corporation.
They desire that said corporation
tare the power and authority to ap
ply for and accept amendments to
Its charter, of either for or sub
stance, by a majority ot thd out
standing stock at that time, and to
wind np, liquidate and discontinue
the affairs of the said corporation by
* two-thlrda Tote of it* stockholders
and all such other rights, powers,
priylleges and Immunultles as are In
cident or oommon to like corpora
tions.
Wherefore petitioners pray to be
Incorporated under the name
style aforesaid, with the powers,
-rivileges and lmmnnltlss herein set
forth, and as are now or may here
after be allowed to corporations of a
similar character under the laws ol
said state.
CRANFORD * WILCOX,
Petitioners’ Attorneys.
Filed In office this the 18th day ul
February, 1909.
B. MTDDBLTON. Clerk.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
I. R. B. Myddelton, Clerk of the
Superior court of said county, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and oorect copy of toe peti
tion for charter of the Grady
InTeatment Company now on fit# In
this office.
Witness my bend tnd sen!, this the
I8th day of February. 1909.
R. B. MYDDELTON,
Clerk 8. C. L. C. (Seal.)
GEORGIA—Lowndea connty:
Whereas, C. J. Beaty, administra
tor of the estate of Willis W. Beaty,
represent* to the Court In Us
tltlon, dnly filed and entered on r»
cord, that he hen fully administer
ed Willis W. Betty's estate: this Is
therefore to cite all persons con
cerned. kindred and creditors, to
show cause. It any they oan,
said administrator should not ba
discharged from hie administration,
and receive letters of dismission, on
the first Monday to April, 1909.
A. V. SIMMS, Ordinary.
: Gland Jurors,
J. H. Harley, j. v. McIntyre,
Jesse Ulmer, W. H. Wright, W.
High, J- a. Wlsenbaker, 8. C. Bar
nard, J- D. Btalvy, Howard Harrla,
A. Cffnverae, W. B. Fender, John
W. West, Ewell Brown. B. L. Wll-
kerson, J. T. llambrlck, O. T. Cope
land, C. T. Corbett, Sr., J. H. Pow
ell, J. D. Wlsenbaker, M. L. Strong,
Mitchell Weatberry, M. A. Briggs,
R. S. Wlsenbaker, it. W. Starling,
J. W. Zelgler, Jesse B. Carter, G.
Brantley, M. U. Register, H.
Tillman, B. 8. Richardson.
Traverse Jurors, 1st Week.
D. J. Henderson, J. H. Howell,
N. Fletcher. W. T. Lane, B. J. Wil
son, D. M- Smith, J. B. Hlley, W.
M. Scott. H. W. Hardee. J. A. Mar
tin, Sr.. W. F. Carter, J, L. Staten,
JmMPRII. O. Strickland, Geo. A.
D. L. Walker, E. J. Line-.
W. L. Holder, W.H. Gainey,
Moore, a b. Moore, P. w. McLeod,
W. to. Connell, L. a Bessent, M. a
Oualey, R. W. Letter, H. J. Ingram,
West a Well*. W. a Jackson, L.
A. Lawson, a J. Carter, william
McDonald, w. F. Moore,
Newaom.
Twtptm Jurors, 2nd bJ
J. O. Parrim. W. D. PeoplM, W.
Ricks] i
RlckaJ John F. Lowia, J. B. Grif
fin. W. F. Twltty, J. L. Cooper, L
A. Wethertngton, O. W. Hughes, J.
A. Morgan, a. M. Hoyd, B.
Monk, s. h. carter. U H. Dogger,
nr/Mtth. Jr„ Vr, a idaahbnni.
A. Smith, Wrier Btalvy, j.
Gate*. Jr., T. S. Bcruggs, Ivey
Wlsenbaker, D. a Mathis, J.H
|Lott, W. A. Upson, O. a Robinson,!
H. M. Courson, W. a Davie, W. n|
Lineberger, c. a Arnold, H.2
Banoom, W. A. Adams, Frank I
Stubbs, F. A. Edwards, J. J. Weth-|
ertngton. Byron O. Webb,
Bwnat.
Tgx Receivers’ Rounds.
I will be at the following places
on date* named for the purpose of
receiving rotuns of state end county
taxes for the yoar 1909;
Hahir*. April 5, 26. May 8.
Lake Park, April 6, 20, May 6.
Naylor, April 7. 21. May 7.
CVyattvIlle, Abril 9, 16, May 10.
OuMey, April 12. 28, May 11.
Dasher, April 18, 22. '
Cat Creek, .April 14, 27.
'Club House, April 15, 28.
Barsdrfc School House April 29.
I will be at my offlee on Saturday
and dates not mentioned above,
til books close on June 20tb.
Charlie K. Howell,
Tax Receiver Lowndea County.
3-16-wlm d-aat-lm.
2-lWw
GEORGIA—Lowndea county:
To all-Whom it may Concern;
Jack Dunn having to proper form
applied to me for permanent letters
of administration on the estate of
Mary Halt. late of said county, this
la to cite all and singular the credi
tors and next of kin of Mary Hall
to be and appear at my offlee on th*
first Monday in April and show
cause, II any they can. why perma
nent administration ahonld not be
'granted to Jack Dunn on Mary
Hall'a estate.
witness my hand and offloial sig
nature this 1st day of March, 1949
A. V. SIMMS. Ordinary.
OEOROIA—County of
STATE OF
Lowndes:
Mrs. Oeeaana Force having filed
her petition asking that .tba order
and Judgment discharging her
admlnletrstrlx on the estate of WU
Item Force, deceased, from her trust,
and toe letters of dismission Issued
to her, be revoked and set aside, this
le to elt* an pereoai concerned to
show care*. If any they hare, at too
April term, 1909, of th* Court of Or
dinary of told county, why th* prep-
ore of old petition should not
DIM
Thin Hnreh 4th.
A. V.
iSfflOa
Southern Inventors.
The following patents were Issued
this week -to Southern inventors, re
ported by D. Swift & Co., Patent
Lawyer*, Washington, O. C.
Florida—J. R. Hunter, Jackson
ville, wrench.
Alabama—A. M. Brooke, Enaley,
deviee for moving mattresses; J. B,
Evans, Selma, apparatus for atorlng
and feeding hydrocarbon. liquids
E. Pound. Mobile, collapsible
crate: W. Wright, Brookaide, agri
cultural Implement
Georgia—R. A. Terheun, Savan
nah, emergency ooupllng.
Copies of any of the aeove patents
will ba fetohhed to our reader* at
ten cento each, by,D. Swift kCo.,
Washington, D. c„ our special pat
ent correspondents
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M.my po.iDio object to taking the
atrqng medicines usually prescribed
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Thar* la so pood of Intarnnl treat,
meat In any case of muaoular or
chrome rheumatism, and more than
nine out of every ten eases of the
dtsaasa are of one or the other Of
these varieties. When there I
fever and little (If any) swelling,
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with the qulek relief which it af
fords. Price 25 cents; large *!*e,
60 cents. For sale by Ingram k
Ramsey, A. E. Dtmmock and W. D.
Dunaway. Valdoata, Ca.
To Be Tried for Attempt to Murder.
Paul Hargraves, a young white
man, wanted at Waycrose under four
Indictment*, the most serious ot
which charge* him with assaulting
with Intent to murder, a young man
at Millwood over two years ago,
was caught Sunday night near Mill-
wood by officers from Waycroes.
Hargraves skipped out after getting
into a serious difficulty with parlies
at a school closing at 1 Millwood, go
ing to some point'In Florida. Bond
has been fixed at $1,244 to hit <
and relatives are trying to arrange
for tola today. '
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Trains J^ave Valdosta NsrtkOorad
*
—-
10:55 a. m. ^
mediate point*: connecting at Macon
(or Atlanta and all points north and
west. Observation parlor car to
Macon.
: ~
n m No. Mot Ttf-
.OO p. m. , on Cordele
tnd Macon, connecting at Macon for
Atlanta and all points north and
west. Local sleeping car to Macon.
a m No. A, (or Ma-
•JetU il. Ill- con and Inter
mediate point*.
Trains Leave Valdosta, Southbound
5:18 a. m. Mi5r«&$S;
sleeping car to Jacksonville.
5:10 p. m. ^nw\toc J .^'
Ing observation psrior car.
5 .on a m No. lSlocal train
.£U a, m. for Palatka tnd
Intermediate nolnts
5:12 p. m.
intermediate ooints.
Trains Arrive Valdosta aa Pollows
SOUTHBOUND-No. 1 5:00 p. m.
No. 3, 3:03 a. m., No. 3, 10:39 p. m.
NOkTHBOUNB-No. 12, 10:33 a.
m., No. 4, 11:16 p. m., No. 2, 10:40 a.
m.,-No. 14,11:03 p. m.
These schedules show the time at
which trains may be expected to ar
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at the time stated Is not guaranteed
For farther information as to rats*,
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Weeks. Ticket Agent, Valdosta. Ga.,
or address
C. B. RHODES, J. W. JAMISON,
G. P. A., T. P. A.,
Macon, Georgia.’
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Practice Limited to Diseases of
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Office over Dimmock's Draw
Store, ValdoBta, Ga.
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