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A Narrow Escape.
Thankful words written by Mrs.
> su E. Ilart, of Groton, S. D.
- W as taken with a bad cold which
settled on my lungs; cough set in
and finally terminated in Consump¬
tion. Four Doctors gave me up,
saying I could live but a short time,
I gave myself up to my Savior, de-
termined if I could not stay with
my friends on earth, I would meet
iny absent ones above. My hus¬
band was advised to get Dr. King’s
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. I gave it a
trial, took in all eight bottles. It
has cured me, and thank God 1
am saved and now a well and
healthy woman.” Trial bottles
free at E. R. Davis & Co’s. Drug
Store. Regular size 50c and $1.00.
Guaranteed or price refunded.
Dance & Kilgo’s
REMNANTS AND
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Wo have sold nearly all our Summer Dress
Goods, and to dispose of the balance,
we have put a price on them
that will surely get a
move on them.
EVERY PIECE OF
Lawns, Organdies, Satteens, Etc •J
On our front counter at 5 cents a yard. Some of
it is worth 20 cents a yard. None less than 12^
cents. It will pay you to buy and lay them away
for next summer.
OUR
NEW BEAUTIFUL FALL DRESS GOODS
Are arriving every day. We will show a nice line
of line Dress Good. A lot of Imported Goods in
dress lengths—no two alike. These are very line
goods, silk warp and wool filling. Beautiful lot
of Plaids and Novelty Wood Suitings. Prices are
right. We have the best line of Flannels ever
brought to Toccoa.
SPECIALTIES.
Good yard wide bleaching at 5c. a yard.
Good yard wide Sea Island bleaching at 4 cents a yard.
Good cotton checks at 4c. a yard.
Best cotton diaper —24 inch—at 5c. a yard.
Best cotton diaper—27 inch—at 6|c. a yard.
We have the best and cheapest line of Hosiery in Toccoa.
We guarantee to save you 25 per cent.
HERE ARE SOME SPECIAL PRICES.
Counterpanes worth , $I .30 at 9bc. o
Counterpanes worth Si .20 at 89c.
Gold-eved needles worth S C. at IC. a paper.
Note paper worth IOC. at 2|c. a quire.
Envelopes SchoolW worth 5c. at 2 kc. a at^c. package.
jeans worth 20c. a yard.
Boys’ suits worth $1.50 at $1.00.
Boys’ suits worth $1.23 'suits.' at 85c.
Big bargains in men’s We are selling the best
$5.00 suit Of Clothes ever seen in Toccoa.
Some good values in window shades. Good cloth shade,
spring rollers, complete at etc.
The best line of corsets in Toccoa can be found at our
store. R. & G., Feather Bone and Thompson’s ^ Glove Fit-
ting from 50c. to $1.50. All styles
Just one rvord about siloes. keep a \ er\ ^ large Stock t
and think We can suit anyone. We sell the celebrated Eagle
Shoes tor Ladies—all stvles-at $2.50 to S3 - 5 ° per pair;
Selz’ Royal Blue Shoes tor gentlemen at $3.00 to $x.oo.
Finest Shoes on earth. We guarantee then,:
We handle Hill & Green’s line of Children's Shoes.
None better in the United States. The price is a little high-
er than for common shoes, but they will wear twice as
CAPES.—We have just opened an elegant line of Capes
at 50c. J to $12.00. Don’t but’ till J you see our line. We
can Sl\\ e you 25 pci cent, on a cape.
DANCE Sc KILGO.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all its stages, and that is Catarrh,
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraterni-
ty. Catarrh being a constitutional dis-
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surface of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up doing the
constitution and assisting nature in
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case it fails
to cure. ^Seml^oHistoMestimomals. ’ ’ ©
Sold by druggists, 73c.
• Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Governor,
ALLEN D. CANDLER.
For Secretary of State,
PHILIP COOK.
For Attorney-General, <
JOSEPH M. TERRELL,
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM J. SPEER.
For Comptroller-General.
WILLIAM A. WRIGHT.
For Commissioner of Agriculture,
O. U. STEVENS.
For Prison Commissioner,
J. S. TURNER.
For Congress—9th TATE. District,
F. C.
For Senator—31st District,
M. T. PERKINS.
For Representative, BASS.
C. L.
For Sheriff,
A. M. GKIBBLE,
For Clerk,
JOE ERWIN.
For Tax Receiver,
D. W. JARRARD.
For Tax Collector,
• W. H. McMILLIOX.
For Treasurer,
JOHN LAMBERT,
For Coroner,
DOYLE PHILLIPS.
For Surveyor,
BURGESS SMITH.
Charter City of Toccoa,
AN ACT
To incorporate the City of Toccoa, in Habersham
Georgia ; to change the name of Toccoa City in the
Q f Habersham to the “City of Toccoa;” to provide 1
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property now held , und , owneo , , by rr, City . shall ,
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be and become the right and property of the City of Toccoa,
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and that . . all ,, rights - , , and i i- liabilities of tT loccoa r City ~*• shall ., accrue
to and against the City ot Toccoa ; to provide that all laws and
ordinances of Toccoa City not in conflict with this charter
shall be valid and enforcable as laws and ordinances of the
City of Toccoa ; to define the limits of the City of Toccoa ;
to confer municipal powers on the City of Toccoa, and pro¬
vide municipal government therefor; to support and main¬
tain the public school system ; to construct and maintain a
system of sewerage; to regulate fire, sanitary and police
protection ; to raise revenue by taxation and specific license,
or otherwise; to make contracts and issue bonds; to defray
the expenses of city government, to grant franchises to
railway, electric lights, telegraph, telephone, water-
works and other companies, and such other
franchises as may be deemed necessary; or prohibit the
same, and to grant a charter to said city under the corpo¬
rate name of the City of Toccoa, and for other purposes.
Section i. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Georgia, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That from and after the passage of this act, the City
of Toccoa , in the county of Habersham be, and the same is
hereby incorporated under the name and style of 1 he “City
ot Toccoa” and by that name may have perpetual success¬
ion, may have and use a common seal, may sue and be sued,
plead and be impleaded in any court of law or equity in
the State; may purchase, have, hold, receive, enjoy and re¬
tain to themselves and their successors in office for the use
of the City of Toccoa any estate or estates, real or person¬
al of whatever kind or nature within, or without the in¬
corporate limits thereof, and may sell or otherwise dispose
of the 6aine for the benefit of said city, as they may see
fit and proper, the mayor, by direction of the city council
making deed to any property sold or disposed of by said city.
Section 2. Beit further enacted by the authority afore¬
said, That the central point of said city shall be the central
point of the present public square, measured from the cen¬
ter of the building now erected on the public square.
Section 3. Be it further enacted by the authority afore¬
said, That the teritorial limits of said City of Toccoa shall
be one mile in every direction from said central point in
said public square.
Section 4. Be it further enacted by the authority afore¬
said,that the municipal government of said city shall consist
of a mayor and five councilmen, a clerk and treasurer, both
of which last named officers shall give bond,in such sum as
may be prescribed by Council, payable to the City of Toc¬
coa, all of whom shall be elected annually, on the days fix¬
ed by ordinance and hold their office for one year and until
their successors are elected and qualified, each of whom
shall take an appropriate oath, provided by ordinance, be¬
fore entering upon their respectiye duties, which oath may
be administered by any person authorized to administer
oaths under the laws of this state. That the Council may
appoint or elect such other subordinate officers as may
become necessary, at any time, for the enforcement of the
provisions of this charter, or any ordinance passed by said
Council in pursuance of the rights and powers herein con¬
ferred. All of which subordinate officers as may thus be
appointed or elected shall be deemed and held to be lawful
officers of this state and of the City of Toccoa. All subor¬
dinate officers or such as are elected or appointed by the
mayor, or by the Council shall hold their office at the will
of the mayor, or of the Council, and receive such salary as
may be fixed by the Mayor and Council, each of whom shall
take an appropriate oath before entering upon the dis¬
charge of their respective duties and shall give such bonds
as the Mayor and Council shall require.
Section 5. Be it further enacted by the authority afore¬
said, That the present officers of said town to-wit: John
W. Owen, mayor; W. J. Hayes, John Mcjunkin, E. E.
Mitchell, J. B. Simmons and T. C. Wrighrt, councilmen;
and G. T. Goode, recorder, be, and they are hereby declared
to be lawful officers of said city under this charter until the
first Thursday in January, 1898 (and until their successors
are elected and qualified) when an election shall be held for
their successors, under the laws of the state applicable, and
under such future rules and regulations as may be by ordi¬
nance adopted, and an election to be held annually there¬
after on the same day unless changed by ordinance, which
the said Mayor and Council may do ; provided, such change
does not have the effect to lengthen the term of office, at
the time the change is made. The day of election may be
changed, but the term oi all officers of said city shall be one
year from their election and until their successors are elect¬
ed and qualified, except in case of an election to fill a va¬
cancy, in which case it shall be until the next regular elect¬
ion.
Section 6. Be it further enacted by the authority afore-
said, That at the first meeting of the City Council after their
election and qualification, they shall elect one of their num-
ber as mayor pro tern., who shall be the presiding officer of
said City Council at all the deliberations and shall be al-
lowed to vote on all questions whether there be a tie or not,
and who shall also, in the absence or disqualification of the
mayor, exercise all the functions of the office of mayor, in
all and every particular whatever, and all the duties, pow-
ers, rights and privileges conferred by this charter upon the
major, may and shall, be exercised by the mayor pro tern.,
in the absence, sickness or disqualification, without being
specially conferred upon the mayor pro tern., by this char-
ter. That the Council, including the mayor pro tern., shall
the legislative body of said city, and three of
whom shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of any
and all business ; but no ordinance shajl be declared passed,
and become a law of the city, unless it receives at least three
votes in favor of its passage further
Section 7. Be it enacted by the authority afore-
said, That the legislative body of saiddty shall provide by
ordinance the manner of holding elections, as well as to fix
the qualifications of voters, and the eligibility of citizens to
hold office in said city, provided, such ordinance be not in-
consistent with the constition and laws of this state and
United States.
Section s. Be it further enacted by the authority afore-
’ iat * vacancy s mu t occur m eit ier o t le
and the person or persons so elected, shall hold their offices
until the next regular election thereafter. Removal beyond
! he of «jd city corporation, or conviction of a crime
S vacltTlhe XteTbUthe p“ S °
convicted
Section o. Be it further enacted by the authority
said, That the mayor and in his absence or sickness, the
ma y«* P™ tem and .n the absence of both, anyone or
“^f
ma y exercise all the powers conferred bv this charter upon
the mayor,-und may punish for any violation of a city Jaw
by a hne not exceeding one hundred dollars, imprisonment
,n tile calaboose or the county jail, by permission of the
Supervision ?f 'oTltheT^fc the chief^f P marshals of
da/s; police, »r the
the city, no, exceeding sixty or more, or all of
these, at the discretion of the trial court. While sitting as
a «>“«■ for «>« : rial f offenders, the said court shall have
.
ff'"] ,,° P. uaiS orconen, P 0v tine not exc, ; e ! g
titty dollars, imprisonment . or work m the manner j
described in this section not exceeding fifty days, one or
both, at the discretion of the trial court io There may \nd be
an appeal in any case from mayor’s court Council,
judgment therein may be reviewed by certiorari to the su*
perior court of Habersham county. j
Section xo. Be it further enacted by the authority afore-|
aid, That the mayor of said city shall be the chief execu- j
tive officer of the same. lie shall see that the orders, by-
laws, ordinances, acts and resolutions of the Council of
said city are faithfully executed; he shall have control of
the police of said city, and may appoint special police of-
fleers whenever he deems it necessary, and especially to see
that the peace and good order of said city are preserved
and that persons and property therein are protected, and
to this end he is authorized to issue warrants for offenses
committed within the corporate limits of said city, against
any law or ordinance of said city, or of this state, and
when the offense is against the state, the mayor may hear
evidence, and may commit to jail or take bond for appear-
ance before the state court having jurisdiction of the offense
as a justice of the peace could do. If the oft'ense charged
in the warrant be one against the laws or ordinances of the
city, the arresting officer shall carry the accused before the
mayor’s court and none other, and shall there'be disposed
of as other cases of arrest not made under warrant. All
warrants issued by the mayor or those acting in his stead,
shall be directed to the chief of police of the City of Toc¬
coa or any marshal, or special policeman thereof, and any
one of said officers shall have the same authority to execute
said warrants as the sheriffs of this state have to execute
criminal warrants.
Section n. Be it further enacted by the authority afore¬
said, That the mayor, or those holding the mayor’s court
in his stead, shall have power and authority to subpoena
witnesses to attend the mayor’s court under the same rules
and regulations that regulate and govern the superior courts
of the state, to compel their attendance, and to punish any
witness who has been subpoenaed and failed to attend un¬
der the provisions for contempt already provided for in
this charter.
Section 12. Beit further enacted by the authority
aforesaid, That the authorities ot said city shall have power
and authority to condemn and appropriate, as hereinafter
provided, private property for public use, to lay off and
open new streets, alleys, lanes, or other ways for the
convenience of the public, or any citizen of said city, to va¬
cate, close, alter, widen, curb, pave and keep in good order
and repair all streets, avenues,alleys,lanes,side walks, cross
walks, drains, sewers and gutters for public or private use ;
to improve and light the streets, public park and grounds,
to furnish water and lights for private use and to charge
therefor, to keep all public grounds, streets, side-walks,
cross-walks, avenues, alleys, lanes, or other ways free
from obstructions of any kind, to regulate the width of
side walks,and crosswalks,on the streets,to grade und change
the grade of any street,and all streets,sidewalks,crosswalks,
avenues, alleys, lanes, or other ways without any liability
for damage therefor, to require adjacent land owners to
curb, pave and improve sidewalks at their own expense un¬
der the direction of the authorities of said cif y, and upon
failure of the land owners to do so, the authorities of said
city may have such work done and collect the cost thereof
from the adjacent land owners by execution as other taxes
are collected.
Section 13. Be it further enacted by the authority
aforesaid, That whenever it is desired by the authorities of
said city to appropriate private property to public use and
do not procure the same from the owner or owners
thereof, by contract or purchase, the title to such prop-
erty may be acquired upon paying or tendering the owner
or owners thereof, or to his or her, or its or their legally au-
thorized representative, just and reasonable compensation
tor the property desired and sought to be appropriated to
public use, which compensation, when not oth-
otherwise agreed upon, shall be assessed and determined in
the following manner, to-wit: “As now provided by the
general law-of the State on this subject.
Section 14. Be it further enacted by the authority
aforesaid, 1 hat the City Council of said city shall have
powei and authority to regulate by ordinances the keeping
of markets, and condemn in the manner prescibed by or-
dinance all meats, vegetables or other articles of food what-
ever, which after inspection are found to be unwholesome
and unfit for food, and shall have the power to seize and de-
stroy all such articles of food as shall be condemned by the
inspector, and may punish any person or persons, who shall
sell or offer for sale any such articles of food in the city and
to enforce this provision the inspector or officers of the city
shall have the right without warrant to enter any place ot
business, or other place where there is reason to suspect that
such articles of food are being sold or offered for sale and to
condemn, seize and destroy the same, or otherwise dispose
of it as may seem best to said officers.
Section 15. Be it further enacted by the authority afore-
said, That the City Council of said city shall have power
and authority to establish fire limits for said city, and to
change the same from time to time, and to regulate and
Prescnbe the material and the manner of building houses
therein, to establish a system of building inspection,
and to condemn all such buildings, and other structures as
are dangerous to the public safety, or the safety of any
citizen, and to have the same made safe or removed at the
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f owners of such condemned structures to
J ha '® ^ 1 ie sa , yi e f done , remove an d collect them the the expense city authorities thereof, by may ex-
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againstdanger or or dumap damage hv by fire; fire to f regulate or prohibit uv
blacksmuh shops, or other business that endangers the prop-
£! ’f y ° f ^Xe” the rnil’l territory W 6 there- ef *ii° r
f ar 0r ; es ’ furnaces 1 ’ cotton ’j cotton-^pfi ‘ 1S c sa ^ ml s
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said city . to establish quarantine, and regulate the
and to regu i ate the burial of the dead in the city.
said^tT^ hoi S po JP r
i ontr-irt dehts ’the an d n p the^ronstfinr’o 11
j acC ordance ‘ with limitations 4 nrovided in
of the s tate and the general , aws pHcable lo municipalities,
and f th the ^-rising from.the sale of any bonds
lulled mat refund a in existing debts, established f’f and mam-
IT a ,'T * T‘.T 0 *"* h8h te ’
franchised uTany pe'^on oVpersonsX’m . 0 ^ u
po / at ? on , to purchase , acquire, erect, own, opiate, manage ^ co
p buiidino-s Tthpr & ^ ° ri ^
erpct nu blic for’the or mv citizen? im oTTaid
convenience or necessity use of the
city and to create a debt, and issue bonds of said city for
other purpose under the limitations herein stated.'
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% ^ "fslS three eSESTrf JZZ 1 ta “
freeholders thereof ’ as assessors of real estate in 'said ° citv
whose duty it shall be to place a just fair and equ i tab je
valuation on all real estate within the corporate limits of 1
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ad ad J^ : ust st the e tax t ., x retu ret urns of a r al! a q the ri ie personal rnn property nr nn within ‘ttu
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and make objection A'
to t.ie valuation plac
any assessors they piece may of change the property, valuation the same, and but if first in in all the fixed cases A tltfe^ f
the assessors after the property owner has appeat
them, or had notice to appear before them shall be if.
Publication in any newspaper published in said city tcA
days before the day fixed for hearing complaints shall be
deemed sufficient and legal notice under this section,
Section lS. Be it further enacted by the authority afore-
said, That the City Council shall have full power and au-
thority to levy a special tax not exceeding ten mills on each
dollar as street tax, and expend the same in opening and
improving streets, sidewalks, crosswalks, alleys, lanes, ave-
nues, publics parks and grounds, also to levy and collect a
tax upon all and every species of property in said city sub-
ject to state and county tax, upon each and every business
calling, trade or profession carried on in said city; upon
billiard and pool tables, bowling alleys, bank, insurance,
telegraph and express agencies in said city, to tax all th*^
atrical performances, shows and exhibitiertfs for gain, or
any kind of profit in said city; to tax all itinerant traders
or peddlers, all itinerant and venders of patent medicine,
drugs, books, nostrums or devices of any kind ; to tax all
solicitors or canvassers selling goods, wares or merchandise
by sample, at retail to consumers; all of said taxes except
the tax on real or personal property which shall be adva-
lorem,and not exceeding the constitutional or statutory lim¬
itations shall be in the nature of a license, which must be
paid in advance of doing business, or carrying on the trade
or occupation, or canvassing or offering for sale any of the
articles above set forth and the Council shall provide bv
ordinance for the punishment of all parties required to take
out license, who do or attempt to do any business before
taking out such license and complying fully with all the re¬
quirements of said Council made in reference thereto.
Section 19. Be it further enacted by the authority afor C-
said, That the City Council shall have power and au-
thority to provide by ordinance when the taxes of said city
shall fall due and the mayor, or the person acting in his stead,
shall have power and authority to issue tax executions for
all taxes that have not been paid, on or by the day fixed
when they shall be paid, which execution shall
be directed to the Chief of Police and all
and singular the marshals of the City of Toccoa ; said tax
executions, when issued, shall be placed in the hands of the
Chief of Police, or some marshal of said city, whose duty
and authority it shall be, to levy the same upon any prop¬
erty, rial or personal, within the corporate limits of said
city; if the execution be for a sum less than one hundred
dollars, and the property levied upon is personal property,
the same may be advertised as constables sales are now ad¬
vertised, by posting the advertisement in three or moi e
public places in said city, one of which shall beat the court
house door where the mayor holds his courts, if the execu-
tion be for a greater sum than one hundred dollars, or the
levy be upon real estate the same shall be advertised by the
levying officer under the same terms and under the same
regulations and advertised in a newspaper published in the
City of Toccoa, and all sales of real estate shall take place
a t the county site of Habersham county, Georgia. The
deed of the Chief of Police or marshal making the sale 1111 -
der executions by the city authorities, shall pass the title to
the property sold to the purchaser as completely and abso-
lutelv, done', as the deed of defaulting tax payer would have
has been provided, sold for however, That any person' whose propert v
taxes shall be allowed to redeem the same
by paying to the purchaser at any time within twelve
months from the date of sale the full amount of his bid,
with ten per cent’premium thereon, that the officers making
the levy under executions issued by the authorities of said
city shall have full power and authority to take bond for
the forthcoming of personal property levied upon by them,
payable to themselves, which bonds may be sued upon by
such officers for the use of the city in any court having iuris-
diction of the person and subject matter of such bond, and
the levying officers of such executions shall receive cost for
their services as follows : If the execution is less than one
hundred dollars the clerk shall be allowed fifty cents for each
fi f a issued, the levying officer shall be allowed one dollar
for each levy and fifty cents for taking forthcoming bond,
and 6J cents for commissions on all sales made by them’
and if the execution be greater than one hundred dollars
the costs received by sheriffs shall be allowed and received
by them.
Section 20. Beit further enacted by the authority
aforesaid, That should an affidavit of illegality be filed to an '
execution issued by the authorities of said city, (which may
be done under the same rule that prevails in state courts) or
any property levied on be claimed by a person, not a party
to the execution, said claim shall be interposed under the
same rules, restrictions and regulations that govern claim
cases in the courts of the state ; and such claims and illegal-
ities shall be returned for trial to the justice’s court or no-
tary public’s court, that is held in the City of Toccoa or the
city court, or superior court of Habersham county the one
having jurisdiction as the case may be
Sectional. Beit further enacted by the authority
aforesaid, That the authorities of said city shall have power
and athonty to regulate the sale of spirituous liquors within
the limits of said city where not inconsistent with the laws
°f this state, to fix the price of license and to grant
license for the sale thereof in any quantity, and to
P un ish for the unlawful sale of spiritous liq-
uors in said city when not inconsistent with the laws
°f this state ; to prevent the keeping of spirituous liquors for
P ur P oses w ithin said city and to punish therefor,
5 la power and authority upon sworn information to
enter Wlt h° ut warrant, and to inspect any place of business,
or other place in said city where there is reason to suspect
Hi at spirituous liquors are kept therein for unlawful sale,
and to seize and hold such articles and things as may be
found therein to be used as evidence of a violation of any
ordinance of said city or law of this state,
^ c ?j 10 il. 22 ‘ ^5,! t Norther enacted by the authority
aforesaid, That the City Council shall have power and au-
thority to suppress any room, rooms, house or other place
within the limits of sauTcity or its police jurisdiction in
which shall be kept by any person, persons, firm or corpo-
^ atl on » association or club any intoxicating liquors to be
delivered . to any person whether a member of such firm,cor-
poration, club, association, or otherwise in exchange for
n J one y’ property, services or other thing of valhe, and no
ck * b ; —*ion or corporation
the chy Coundh ° " P ° WCrS eby granted
Sec. 23. Be it further enacted bv the authoritv afore
[^*0 purchase, erect, acquire and own any building or
b aildln g® deemed neceBsary for the use of the residents of
■
and own aly “er^nd or Broundfunon “’hTl**!
school
and maintenance of the public school system now in force
™ “ id cit >' ; Prided, that nothing in this charter contained
th °
la h^to™ w C?tv ^7 10
of and “ fe ~
2 4 - be it further enacted by the authority afore-
auti’mes toVxinrTne aZril and f insntct H effirt sh “ U have T thepower if at
pers of an, maklTreMr P ? « r f’ a ‘ , K * hl *'J n
annually t the Z “m
! ^
“ d -^“ d *° wtat e ,ei tto ““
“ a PP>‘ ed ' the »'»»'">« of »o-ey due the city from raxa-
th° Is n l/fna^ -°a °K!' e r' '’ C ' Droned ?™°. C “ unt y on ''“ hand h SUCh ln the recommendatio,,s treasury, acd
deem ’
Section 2; *Be it u lur further tner enacted , by . „ the authority . -
c oresaid Thatthe . shall
’ mayor draw all warrants upon the
treasurer of said city for payment of accounts, accounts! expenses.
*** ** -id city, when said debts,
or 0 er ob igations have been audited and recommended
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