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A PROCLAMATION
Submitting a proposed amendment
to the Constitution of Georgia, to be
voted on at the General Election to
be held on Tuesday, November 2,
1926, said amendment to authorize the
General Assembly to Levy Additional
School tax for County with City of
200,000 population.
By His Excellency,
Clifford Walker, Governor,
State of Georgia,
Executive Department,
August 24, 1926.
WHEREAS, the General Assembly
at Its extraordinary session in 1926
proposed an Amendment to the Con
stitution of this State as set forth in
an Act approved April 2, 1926, to-wit:
additional school tax for
COUNTY WITH CITY OF
200,000 POPULATION.
No. 12, Second Session.
Aa Act to amend paragraph 2 of soo
tton Mnn 6 e at of article artiaia >7 7 at of i-u. the Uonstltu
tlon of this State.
Bfi am It u enacted enactea bv Dy the me General uenerai aj- Aa
3embly Of Georgia:
Re-'Hon o vuou 1 X. That inat tho me fnllnwlntr loiiowmg
amendment to the Constitution C? this
Rtate State Is IS herehv nereoj nronosed proposea, to to-wlt- Wit. Bv a.
adding to paragraph 2 of section C
nf artlnlft 7 of tbo PnnaHtnrlon tho
following words, to-wlt: “Further
more more ln m anv any countv county in in this tms State btate
which has wholly or partly within it*
boundaries a city of not less than
200,000 population, the county authori
ties thereof are hereby authorized to
lew levy a a tax tax not not exceeding exueeumg 1 i mill mui for lOI
educational purposes, on all the taxa
ble Die DrODertV property throughout turougnout the tue entire enure
county, including territory embraced
In Independent ,____- „, school systems, +v,n the
same to be appropriated to the use Of
the ,, COUnty „__x_ board Of education and Qriri to tr .
educational work directed by them.”
Sec. 2. p rphie This nmnnool proposal hairier being agreed acrraaA
Upon by two-thirds Of the members
^looted'to elected to c,nah each of at the Oio two two hfinaoa houses nf OI
the General Assembly, the same shall
be ho «ntorod entered nn on thoir their journals innrnals with Witn the tne
yeas and nays taken thereon; and the
Pnvunmr Governor la is horohv hereby flirprtfid directea to to cause cause
such amendment or amendments to
„ e published m Oh. os .uore news
papers in each congressional district
for two months previous to the time
Of nf hnldlnr holding thp tne next next general general election election.
At said election said proposed amend
ment Shall ini he submitted i ., a j to the , w -corilci people
qualified to vote thereon. Those de
siring to vote in favor of the same
shall have written or printed upon
their ballots the words, “For the con
stitutional amendment authorizing
taxation for educational purposes in
counties having cities of more than
200,060 population wholly or partly
within their boundaries.” Those de
siring to vote against the ratification
of the amendment shall have writ
ten or printed on their ballots the
words, “Against the constitutional
amendment authorizing taxation for
educational purposes in counties hav
ing cities of more than 200,000 popu
lation wholly or partly within their
boundaries.” If the people ratify guch
amendment or amendments by a ma
jority of the electors qualified to vote
for membei's of the General Assem
bly, voting thereon, such amendment
or amendments shall become part of
the Constitution of this State, The
returns of the election shall be made
in like manner as returns for mem
bers of the General Assembly, and it
shall be the duty of the Secretary of
State to ascertain the result and to
certify the result to the Governor, who
shall, if such amendment be ratified,
make proclamation thereof.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted by
the authority aforesaid, that all laws
and parts of laws in conflict with this
Act be and the same are hereby re
pealed.
Approved April 2, 1926.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Clifford
Welker, Governor of said State, do
issue this my proclamation hereby
declaring that the proposed foregoing
amendment to the Constitution is
submitted for ratification or rejec
tion to the voters of the State quali
fied to vote for members of the Gen
eral Assembly at the General Election
to be held on Tuesday, November 2,
1926. WALKER,
CLIFFORD
Governor.
By the Governor:
S. G. McLENDON,
Secretary of StaA*.
NOTICE OF SALE.
the
him bv Mrs. Mollie Brinson, dated Dec -
1923 and recorded in the office of the Clerk
of Superior court for 49, Grady the said county A. 13 Georgia. Wign
administrator‘of book 21. page . .
in K. P Wight’s estato w l
sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder,
cash the 2nd day of November 1926
for on courthouse door in Cairo, t*raa>
before the the legal hours of
county Georgia, between to-wit.
sa le the following described property land situated,
/ll that tract or parcel of Dlstr1 ^
lying and being in the 16U>
and being . acra>,
Grady count' , Georgia, of ot of land
more or less of the east half Ml
No 242, being all of said east half except
in the northwest corner soli to L. W.
lores .he tract hereby conveyed being de
fifiESarsasi " souuieao- „ north c . thence cast 11.92
;lienee > the origi
“id hr-ins, thence li-07 nprtb jf'^Jthence northeast east corner, along
Une chains to the
the point of beBinnin*. said ale the 1«
The purpose of ! t gaid securit y deed
debtedness referre to 1924 dated
Dec ,
said holder °f 3a ‘ d "f “" punt to date being
$175.80 the t 0 ud a mount ^ , the
of ^^fiadebtedness n B
$542.40. of tne referred contained to n
payment ‘aid security ^‘’^“^rative. wpr 0 f sale will
b ^haser Title
in said executed deed to Lp the^P , )U and the proceeds
be appUed first t0 the P* y -
of said sale ‘j htcdness referred to above
•
ment of the P nroceedinsr and the balance,
of tbls , P
and cost id to Mrs. Mollie Brinson,
if any. will be P „ t 1926
This DCth dn> '• ° WIGHT. . Adminstrator,
A ' K. P- Wight’s estate
of
ALL LEGAL ADVERTISING PAYABLE IN
jj£ adverting 6 'murtte P^ dfor m advance.
veriiseuici tvoe. We cannot and will
lot ic“pt bt an advertfsement adhered upon to to O. all K. This
wUl .tricUy eaa-s.
ot no advertisement will be inserted, neither
, 511 fUp same be put in type.
«E PAID IN
No Sheriff or Deputy Sherif tn this State
!r,v kill he reauired to advertise for sale, the until property the cost of
defendant in fi fa
of such advertisement shall have been first
oaid bv the plaintiff in fi fa., his agent, or
.ttorney. Provided, that when any Buch par
fv plaintiff or his agent or attorney for him,
.h’sll make and file an affidavit in writing
* owing to his poverty he is unable to
that guch eost, (hat it shall be the duy of
n .y sheriff his deputy to proceed as now
aaid or
required by law.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
GEORGIA, Grady County.
By virtue of an order of the Court of Or
dinary of Grady county, will be sold, at pub
lie outcry on the first Tuesday in November.
Courthouse door . Grady county,
, t|i(; at the in the
between the legal hours of sale, for cash,
following lands in Grady and Decatur coun
ty Georgia: A parallelogram extending across
tile north side of the east half of lot of land
number 336 in the 19th District of Decatur
Co Ga and also across the north side of lot
.( land No. 335 in the 19th district of Grady
county Ga.. said tract being 25 chains wide
north ’anil south and extending half of clear lot of across land
the North side of the east
number 336 and the entire lot of land num
her 335. containing 190 acres more or less.
This 5th day of October. 1926.
T. A. MAXWELL, Adminstrator
of J. E. Maxwell.
10-8«4t.
CITATION.
M L. Ledford as administrator of Mrs.
H’lttie Hawthorn, deceased has in due form
applied to the undersigned for leave to sell
the lands belonging to said estate, and the
same will be heard at my office on the first
“sir Js.’srs "ScXSt .»
J. R. SINGLETARY, Ordinary „
Statement of the ownership, management, cir
culation, etc., required by the act of August
„ | i 9 i 2 , of the Cairo Messenger, published
weekly at Cairo, Ga., for October 1st, 1926.
Editor, Publisher and Owner; H. H. Wind,
Cairo, Ga. and other
Known bondholders, mortgagees,
security holders, holding 1 per cent or more
of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other
securities: Mrs. A. M. McNeill, Archer, Fla.,
Cairo Banking Co., Cairo, Ga.
H. H. WIND.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th
day of October, 1926. POWELL, N. P.,
LOUIS A.
Grady Co. Georgia.
My commission expires March 3rd, 1927.)
CITATION.
GEORGIA, Grady County.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Susie Mae Walden having applied to me
for permanent Letters of Adminstration on
the estate of Mrs. C. S. Walden, late of said
County, this is to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin of Mrs. C. S. Wal
den to be and appear at my office within the
time allowed by law, aijd show cause why
letters should not be granted to petitioner, on
said estate. this 5th day
Witness my official signature,
ot October, 1926. Ordinary
J. R. SINGLETARY.
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR
CHARTER.
GEORGIA, Grady County.
To the Superior Court of Said County.
The petition of R. P. Wight and Miss Louise
Slater respectfully shows:
1 .
That they desire for themselves, their asso
eiates, successors and assigns, to become in
corporated under tbe name and style of
Wight & Browne.
•J.
The term for which petitioners ask to be
incorporated is twenty years with the privi
lege of renewal at the end of that time.
8 . to
Tin capital stock of the corporation is
be Tfi Thousand dollars divided into shares of
One Hundred dollars each. Petitioners, how
ever, ask the privilege of increasing said cap
ital stock from time to time not to exceed in
the aggregate twenty thousand dollars.
4.
The object of said corporation is pecuniary
profit and gain to itself and its share holders.
5. wholesale
Petitioners propose to carry on deal a in drugs,
and retail drug business and to
patent medicine, fill prescriptions ; buying an,l
selling for cash or credit ail such articles and
things as are usually embraced in a wholesale
and retail drug business and all other such
articles and things as may be profitably hand
led and sold in connection therewith; acting
as general or special agents for other persons
or companies in selling, handling any articles
or class of articles appropriate to the whole
sale and retail drug business or usually or con
veniently connected therewith, and to make
contracts to act as such agent, and to exer
cise the usual powers and do al] usual neces
sary and proper acts which pertain to wholesale or may
be connected with the business of
and retail dealers in the articles named in
cluding the operation of a soda fountain and
serving of soft drinks.
i
Petitioners desire the right to sue and be
sued, to plead and be impleaded, to have and
use a common seal, to make all necessary- by
laws and regulations and to do all other things
that may be necessary for the successful carry
ing on of said business.
7.
They desire for said corporation the amend- power
and authority to apply for and accept
ments to its charter of either form nr sub
stance by a vote of a majority of its stork
outstanding at the time. They also ask the
authority for said corporation to wind up its
affairs, liquidate and discontinue its business
at any tirr,'’ it may be determine to do so by
a vote of two-thirds of its stock outstanding
at the time.
8 .
The principal office and place of doing busi
ness of said corporation will be in the City of
Cairo, said State and County.
WHEREFORE, petitioners pray to be in
corporated under the name and style afore
said. with the powers, privileges and immuni
ties herein set forth, and as are now or may
hereafter be allowed a corporation of similar
character under the laws of Georgia. This
October 18, 1926. CAIN. Attorney
S. P.
for Petitioners.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy of a petition filed in this office.
Witness my official signature, this Oct. 20,
1926. Clerk
P. M. BAGGETT,
Superior Court, Grady County, Ga.
10-22-4t.
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users. Ask your neighbor!
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60 c
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THE CAIRO MESSENGER F RID AY, OCTOBER 22ND. 1926.
! TAX COLLECTOR’S
i ROUNDS
I will be at the following places on
dates named for the purpose of col
taxes for the year 1926:
Pine Park—Oct. 15th, 10:30 to 11:-
30 a. m.; Nov. 12th, 10:30 to 11:30 a.
m.
Calvary—Oct, 19th, 10:30 to 11:30
a. m. Nov. 16th, 10:30 to 11:30 a. m.
Reno—Oct. 19th, 12:30 to 1:30 p. m.
Nov. 16th, 12:30 to 1:30 pi m.
Spence—Oct. 20 th, 10:30 a. m. to
12:30 p. m.; Nov. 17th, 10:30 a. m. to
12:30 p. m.
Blowing ® - Cave Ort UCt ’ Z1St 21 <<t > 11 llt0 to 1 l o ~ d
noon; Nov. 18th, ’ 11 to 12 noon
’
Lime T - c sink . , Uct. 21st, , 1 to 2 p. m
— ;
Nov 18th ; 1 tn w 9 P* n m
Oliver’s Store—Oct 22nd 11 to 1 — 9
noon, , Alov. 19th, 11 to 12 noon.
Snrine ^ prill n„+ b t 22nd, oo„j 1 to 2 „ p, m ;
Nov. 19th, 1 to 2 p. m.
'
1Irl Whigham—Oct. . . _ 27th, 10:30
a. ' m. * to
1-30 n m • Mn,. JN0V O A i u mo 10:30 A a. m. to
’’ ’
2:30 p. m ’ • Dec ’ 2 “ nd nU 1ft-°n a a m to
’ - -
1: . d()
P- UI.
, . _ .
1 WU1 oe ln nl y omce in the Court
House during ^ the tl t Ootohor UCtODer term OI o Sa
perior Court and from IJecomhor Ird
* ’ ’
tr, ) J ecembei --0th, inclusive, . whDh
on
,j av +},„ hnnl b ° 0ks _ for - the ,, year 1926
will close.
, ' r ours respectfully,
BEN L. WILLIS,
Tax Collector. Grady Co.
-■ ■ -______
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' ' ' ALI - FOR BOND ELECTION,
The trustees of SiSh' Woodland High School, 1 , 926- a
... , , , 1
Geor-'a ' 3 C thf 1 StriC A. 0f 9 rady cou ntv,
v el; n nay, there being present
q v v. anlandingham, , Obie Wade,
■• • and I. B.
’Jrtx jfie qualified voters that more of said than one
* ed school district have con
trustees of Woodland petitioned above
® High School to
,
?• elect!op he held to determine
fbn the question of whether or not bonds shall
sueQ lor of be
. , , house purp ose building and equip
consolidated or school houses for said
: school district, motion it
Oil was
'1 by a unanimous vote that an election
kl ? , , & ^f ld ^’strict at Woodland
house m Wednesday, November school
on 17th, 1926, at
^ hlch election will be submitted to the quali
lel ers of said district for their deterini
naton the question of whether or not bonds
shall be issued by said school district in the
SSTS
;.*£ b™. e. ..d lor ^nl nl’r »r,bfar „ M
interest at rate of six ner ^ ”
from said a date date Ot of J Jan a n lst^,1927 W i w and said a
Jaf „ each ea year v nr beginning jrinn „„ on “ Jan. h 1st . ^oo 1928, l ’ f
and „ the.principal . thereof to be paid as follows :
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1931
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1932
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1933
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1934
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1935
| $500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1036
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1937
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1938
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1939
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1940
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1941
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1942
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1943
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1944
.$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1945
$500.00 payable Jan. 1st, 1946, final payment.
Principal and interest to be payable in gold
coin of the United States of the present stan
dard of weight and fineness at the office of
some financial institution in the City of New
York, State of N. Y. The polls will be opened
at nine o’clock A. M. and will be closed at
three o’clock P. M. at the place designated
herein above for holding the same, which is at
Woodland school hou^e in said Woodland high
school district, a consolidated school district,
in Cairo Militia district in Grady county Geor
and , said -ii* date up before stated 4 .Z.JU- being
gia as
Wednesday, Nov. lith 1926.
Those desiring to vote m favor of the is
sue of said bonds will do so by easting ballots,
having written or Printed upon them the
words. ‘For School House: those desiring ;o
vote against the issue of said bonds will do
so by easting ballots having written or printed
upon them the words. Against School House.
This the 1-th, day of Oct. U26.
S ’ P : Vanlandmgham’ I. ^
Perkins, Obie Wade,
Members of board of trustees
of Woodland High School, a
Consolidated school district cf
Grady county. Georgia.
NOTICE OF SALE. i
GEORGIA, Grady County. !
Wiil be sold before the courthouse door at !
Cairo, Georgia, in said county, between the
legal hours of sale, on the 6 th day of Nov
ember, 1926, for cash, the following described
property, to-wit:
Forty (40) acres, more or less, on the South
side of iot of land No. 257, in the 17th dis
trict of Thomas, (now Grady) county, Geor
gia, bounded as follows: Commencing at a
point where Public Road crosses the original
land line of said lot on the South side run
ning east along said said line to the branch,
thence down said branch north to the fence,
thence due west to the Public Road, thence
south along said road to starting point.
Said lands will be sold under and by virtue
of power of sale contained in a securit ydeed
from R. M. Wadsworth to the Farmers &
Merchants Bank, dated February 8 , 1922, and
recorded in Book 14, folio 289, Deed Records
of Grady county, Georgia. 'Said deed being
given to secure certain note made by R. M.
Wadsworth and J. J. Wilcox to the Farm
ers & Merchants Bank, falling due October
15, 1922. Amount which w r ill be due at time
of sale being $436.00, besides the expense of
this sale.
Said security deed being also given to se
cure a certain note made by N. T. Hudson and
R M. Wadsworth to said Farmers & Mer
chants Bank, dated November 5, 1921.
The proceeds of said sale shall be applied,
first, to the payment of the indebtedness of
said J. J. Wilcox and R. M. Wadsworth it
being the indebtedness, first above described.
and the expense of this proceeding, Tb “
balance, if any. shall be applied on the in
debtedness of R. M. Wadsworth and N. T.
Hudson, being the second above described in
debtedness. And the remainder, if any, shall
be pail to R. M. Wadsworth as provided m
said deed. Deed will be 3 given to the purch- I I
aser by the undersigned as provided in said
security security deed. <^ This October 6 , 1926. |
RMERS & MERCHANTS BANK |
By Jeff A. Pope, Its Attorney. !
10-8-41. I
LAND SALE
GEORGIA. Grady County.
Courthouse 1 ^ of*Grady county 6 on^th/ fi.st
Ks a of sale, N to the^highes'f'btdder‘for Sh
terms with part payment, four hundred j
or cn of land owned by the under
rnd eighty acres of Swamp creek in said
siVned lying west No 6 S
county and being all of lot of land
containing 250 acres, more or less, and all of
i ot No. 253, lying west of Swamp creek, and
seventy-five acres in the southeast corner of
lo: No 254 ; also all of the east half of lot
of land No. 267 containing 125 acres more or
less* and all of in said the lots 19th and district parts of of Grady lots
lying and being
°There^*is* 1 "cleared said place. and in There cultivation is also a a six- six
horse farm on dwelling house, painted, and two
room frame and two tobacco barns.
frame tenant houses grade and
The soil on said place is high
ie complete description, we refer to a
j?o- a Stephens the undersigned.
deed from C G. to book
dated Jan. 29th, 1913, and recorded in
* KTlS*. ufficien“' informatior, warranty O,
m G"d rr y tt 0 deed will be
executed a nd s payment of pa -
te purchaser upon
chase price. day of Oct.,
TSte Tms 11th utn T j MIL LF.R. Owner.
_ 10-15-3
M. L. Ledford, Atty. for Owner.
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR
GEORGIA, INCORPORATION
The Grady County.
petition of B. W. Mauldin, A. B. Wight,
”• * ■ H ar ». J■ C. Thames, Henry Hester, H.
1'. LeGette, H. G. Cannon, W, H. Roninson,
* ’ Hughes, J. fj. Roddenbery, A. Edwards
and K. S. Kennemur respectfully shows:
1. Petitioners desire for themselves
their associates to he incorporated ui der the
• s the state of Georgia for the term of
Grady"County ,**■
corporate name and style of
mh-lle'at Cairo Ch As,soe ' ntion ’ w ' tb ‘ ts do '
9 'pu„ huildino^^rt'lno 011 • , i i
and a oca
mutual 5 and oan as3Pclallon and
its its nii object >
is pecuniary nm gam «i its members.
sLii shall i,,, have and a enjoy that all „ of propoSid the rights, association powers,
1 iv neges and immunities granted by law to
such associations.
’ 1 he capital stock of the proposed sstjo*
emtion . Shall he of two classes, as following to-
11 •
(A > Class A - which shall be fully partici
Pating , stock. The proposed association shall
nave not less than *25,000.00 and not more
“«>•> $500,000.00 in par value of Class A
stock outstanding at any time to be divide.!
Such j, m °, shares stock shall of the be par sold value premium of $ 100.00 of each. S3
at a .00
pt ’ r s' 131-1 - - ' which premium shall he paid in
c p g h an| i shall be used in defraying orgartiza
tier, and other expenses, and any balance
thereof shall constitute a surplus fund for (he
association. The stock may be paid for in in
staliments of not less than fifty (50> cents
per share per month. Every member shall
be entit ied to one vote for each share of ruch
stock subscribed by him. except that no mem
ber shall be entitled to more than twenty (20)
vuU ‘ s regardless of how many shares he nu>>
hold, and no member shall be entitled to vote
any stock upon which payment or instalment
1 ; due and unpaid at the date of the call of
meeting of the shareholders, or in the case of
regular annual mettings, upon which any
payment is over due by thirtv days at the date
of such meeting. The members shall have the
right iu the by-laws to be adopted, or by
Other corporate action, to provide when and
in what manner stock may be retired by the
association or withdrawn by a member.
<Bi Class B. which shall be of the par
value of $ 100.00 per share, will, the same
voting stockin'
being understood, however, that no member
b e * nt ,!! led to v ° te mort ; than a hundred
regardleas r of f the number of shares o.
either class of stock, or ot both classes held
by him.) Class B stock shall not participate
m the earnings of the company beyond a fixed
percentage to be prescribed by the board ot
directors. Class B stock shall be subject to
withdrawal by the holders thereof at any time,
together with the dividends which may have
been earned and dclared thereon, upon such
reasonable notice, terms and conditions as
the by-laws may prescribe. It may be paid
for in installments of not less than fifty (50)
cents per month per share. The right is de
sired to issue and have outstanding at any
time any amount of stock not to exceed $500,
j 000.00 in par value.
No stock certificate of either class shall be
! issued by the association until the full par
value thereof shall have been paid to the as
sociations; but dividends earned and declared
upon the amounts paid in by members on sub
scriptions to either class of stock may beap
plied toward the payment of the balance due
the association thereon.
SS J^UTTSSLS £^,,“^5* 2 ’.’WJT 4
l«. .nine ....
imore than twenty-nine members This board
shal1 ha ', e fuU ch3 VBe aiid control of the bus.
and affairs of the association and may
name of lLB ,lu,nbor an •‘Xecutive committee
to be composed of not less that three nor more
! than seven directors. The executive committee
shall constitute an ad interim board of direc
tors and shall exercise all of the powers of
the board of directors except such as may be
reserved by the board in the by-laws to be
adopted by the members of the association.
5 . The officers of the company shall be a
president, secretary and treasurer, all of whom
j shall be elected by the board of directors,
| though power may be vested in the executive
committee to fill vacancies in offices that any
l from cause. The president, a vice
occur any
president or secretary of the company may
also be treasurer. The president and vice
presidents shall be members of the board of
directors, but the secretary and tresurer need
not be. The board of directors shall have
the right in its discretion to create such other
offices as may be deemed wise or expodent.
6 The members of the association upon
. organiza
the acceptance of this charter and
tion, thereunder shall adopt by-laws for the
government of the association and shall pro
vide in the by-laws so adopted, how the same
may be .amended, modified or repealed. Every
member of the association shall be bound oy
the by-laws so adopted, and any amendment,
modification, or repeal therof that may be
d in the roa nner provided in the by-laws
adopted board of di
? u smll be th( , duty 0 { the
recbors and of tbe executive committee to
‘, erve the fu n par value of the capital
ook of the association at all times unim
p ' jred aad t0 see that a,, part of the par
ital ghall ever be UBe d in any way except
loans secum] by first mortgage or deed
to secure debt on improved real estate, or by
pledge of its own stock, or in investments in
bonds J£ of the United States, the State of
orgia or governme ntal subdivisions thereof
big K the powe 1 r of taxation and assessment,
h fQrm of Be( , uri ties approved or
authorized by the authority of the State of
Georgia having jurisdiction and supervision
over local and mutual building and loan as
sociation; provided, that nothing herein con
tained shall be construed to prohibit or pre
vent the association from becoming the pur
chaser of property upon which it may hold
security where its board of directors or exe
cutive committee may deem it wise or expe
dient so to do; and provided further, that
nothing herein contained shall prohibit or
prevent the association from placing at in
terest from time to time with banks or trust
com panies of recognized standing and re
sponsibility instead of on open deposit, any
funds which it may have on hand and for
which it may be unable to find satisfactory
investments. association ,. . intend .0 lo
proposed . isi
8 . The
be strictly mutual, and sha.l hava *
to make loans secured by real esta e p t
to its members the object of the c °^ p
mbe a , t
being pecuniary gain to its mt ‘ ™ ..
assist its members in saving and accurnuiff
money, and by obtaining the larges p
earnings on the same; and buying anu im
P roving real estate and other property y • *
ing advances and loans to members, un
building and loan plan, under te rms 1
approved i l by + tp , f ^oard
for in the by-laws or its members in . Duiiaing
of Directors; to aid
or pu rchasing homes on plans more
aKeous than paying rent therefor; m purenas
ing or improving property; and making ana
preserving investments. to be engaged j •_ n
0 Th particular P business business of
bythe pro ose d association is the
pppHaetinK buying! holding a building and loan association,
and yelling real estate and
other property, borrowing and lending m q n .
issuing notes mortgages and bpnd ^ ’
its shares or any other security and , takmg , ak ing
on and g
security therefor; in lmpr further
ing property, and such other 4 J ",
things necessary and incident to the
as are building and ban ;
successful operation of a State of Geo
sociation under the laws of the
gia, and the by-laws to be adop S
pr Io id stock represented .5 person
The voting
rri- of busmes » s S J
for the transaction . es , tions un .
fes^otV^rp^cribed ‘by law or the by
"'Petitioners pray that this their petition be
grante d. JEFF A. POPE,
13th Attorney day of for October, Petitioners 19-0.
Filed in office this M. BAGGETT,
p. county, Ga.
~'erk of Superior Court, Grady
°Tf! GEORGIA, GRADY C°F N,p ^; - d county .
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rect copy of the a PP , £“r thi ffice
,L'?3th"day"of .
th am October, 1926.
Tv This the 13th day or^ ^ BAGG ETT.
Clerk of Superior Court. Grady countr._G«.
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GE 0 K{ -j A> Grady County.
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Monday in November, next.
ThU This, f’th 4th dav day o o f October. 1926.
giNGLETARY, Ordinary
MINUTES OF BOARD
CO. COMMISSIONERS
In regular session on October F>, 1926.
Members present: J. K. Hah. t'hairman,
C W. Connell and C. H. Maxwell.
approved* ° f ** #t reKular meetin * read and
On motion it is ordered that Road and
Bridge Bonds Nos. 1 to 20, inclusive,
have fnllen due and been paid and cancelled,
and B il interest coupons on the entire is
sue of said bonds which have come due from
j an . i, 1920 to Jan. 1, 1926. inclusive,
have been paid and cancelled, be destroyed
and a notation thereof be made on the minu
tes. In accordancce with said order, said
bonds and coupons were this day destroyed
by burning them in the office of the Board
ot Commissioners and in the presence of the
commissioners and their clerk.
On motion the Chairman is authorized and
instructed to get depository bonds from the
three depository banks executed and deliver
ed, said bonds are to be in the amount of
$ 50 , 000.00 ach on account of the deposits
"S’ aKrS.-KJSS
change in the plans of bridge construction |
work the services of W. H. Thames as bridge )
engineer are discontinued as of date of Sept. I
30, 1926. |
On motion the following employees of the
county were nominated for their respective
Places for the year of 1927. at the salaries
now in force and under the other terms and
d, res°p“tive iC h h a s? heretoforc api>lu,d to j
the p lac e
John R. King, warden of convicts.
Jesse J. Gainey, attorney and clerk for the
board.
J- A. Reynolds, supt. of the county home,
T. W. Brinson, janitor of the courthouse.
A. 1 (. Reynolds, county physician.
0n motion, M. Taylor, colored is admitted
to the county home.
On motion the following regulations of the
^ ounty Board of Health are hereby endorsed
a,ld ° rd f^ d Spr t ad a P oa tbe minutes:
COUNTY SANITARY REGULATIONS,
Disposal of Human Excreta, etc
T ° uvoyeHl and control the further spread
, an^"ITheTbowei
Coliti‘s, V Hookworm ry
t Prne 4 , lltwf , to th th/°Hl2n**l l ' s ' ” a^p^^by nf"b h L' f ' U The' ‘ U '
creta havinK this ( !ay b e n
Grady County Board of Health, in the in
terest of the nuhliV honltb nf iv.„ nf
the county, under Sections 1670 to 1676 in
elusive of the code of 1910, and Georgia laws
1914 , pa g es 124 to 134 (which is known as
the Ellis Health Law.)
Sec. 1 . All premises not provided with a
sanitary method of human excreta disposal
are hereby declared a nuisance and detrimen
tal to the public Health.
Sec. 2. No human excreta shall be depos
ited upon the surface of the ground where
it will be exposed to flies, fowls, or other
animals.
Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of the owner
of every human habitation to provide such
habitation with a sanitary method of human
excreta disposal of a type approved by the |
c °unty and titate Board of Health,
Se c - 4 - ^very recreation, construction or
* . ounst . othl place shall
I’ruyded ( .' an ;P- with ‘ r camping method
11 a sanitary ot ex
crpta d " sp( ' sal ,‘"'l 1 a Ran,lary "-ater supply.
6- f* 3ha ” he , the duty of the occupant
-
SA&
Se( , (i That any nuiasnce detrimental to
the publie health shall be abated after duel
notice by the County Board of Health.
Sec. 7 . The County Health Officer shall
determine the time Permitted permitted to to abate abate any anv
nuisance.
Sec. 8 . Aliy person, persons, firm, or cor
poration who violates any section of this
regulation shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
and $5, upon conviction than $25 therefor for each be violation, fined not after less)
nor more
due notice from the county Board of Health
or its duly authorized agent or agents.
By order of the Grady County Board uf
Health, this September 1926.
On motion bills as represented by vouch
ers numbered 6037 to 6094, both inclusive, of
file in this office and as entered on the war
rant register, are approved, and warrants
are ordered to be issued for same by the
Chairman.
On motion adjourned. *
J. E. HALL, Chairman
G. W. CONNELL
C. H. MAXWELL
Attest: Jesse J. Gainey, Clerk.
Following are the bills paid:
J. E. Hall, 6 days ........................$ 24 00
G W. Connell, 6 days ........................ 21.00
C H. Maxwell, 6 days ......................... 24 00
L. w. Rigsby, judge ................................ 150.00
uT Weather*!’ probation "officer"' "..'.'.'.'. »5.oo
A - £• Reynolds, County physician ........ 50.00
J. A. Reynolds, supt. county home _.. 70.00 |
John E. L. R. England, King, warden............................... demonstrator 100.00 150.00 i
................
W. D. Sellers, for paupers............................i5.oo
W. C. Taylor, foreman ................................ 80.00 !
Aiione Sellers, guard .................................. 4o.oo
J. W. Brock, guard 13 days .............. 17.33
W. J. Newby, Jot man.............................. 40.00
J. E. Thomas, foreman ............................ 80.00
W. J. Blewett, guard ......................... 40.00
Emory Johnson, truck driver .................. 85.00
J. E. King, tractor driver ........................ 75.00 j
S. G. Gainous, tractor driver ................ 60.00
Proctor Far. Co., raincoats 8.50
City Roddenbery of Cairo, Hdwe. water Co., and supplies lights H’J’i’'
Cairo Telephone Co., bill ............ 3.55;
Mrs. J. M. Bell, feeding juries ........
G W. Hinson, lumber 21.01
L. C. Collins, tube ................................ 3.50
J. E. Connell, fish .......................... 2.15
T. P. Ponder, labor ...................... 1.50
Wight Hdwe. Co., supplies !
Fate Rehberg, trees «
John Ferrell, trees !£
Collins Gro. Co., meal and hulls X I
Wight & Browne, drugs 11.10
Yancey Brothers, supplies ............ 12.64 |
M. A. Fort, health officer 166.66 i
P. M. Baggett, court fees, 54.50 I
W. A. Neal & Son, supplies 141.20 j
Cairo Messenger, printing, etc........ 63.05
L. A. Powell, registrars expense 33.00 |
Mrs. H. M. Viola McManus, Bryant, blacksmith for children work 4^0 I
Citizens Auto Supply Co., parts 66.88
Trulock Hdwe. Co., gas ."oo i
R. F. Dixon, blacksmith work 20
J. A. Reynolds, laundry 2.50 i
Joe Higdon, cabbage plants 10fl
D. D. Perkins, Sheriff bill 127.65
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil 767.66 .
Citizens Bank, bills paid 107.33
Citizens Bank, bills paid ........... 922.32
Citizens Bank, bills paid 324.03
F. A. Richter & Sons, supplies...... 300.12
Mixon’s Grocery, fish 22.00
Roddenbery Brothers, syrup 45.50
Walker's Garage, work and parts 163.16
Marshall & Bruce Co., stationery 202.14
TOTAL $5,022.33
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
This is to notify all persons concerned that
the firm of Ham & Cook, has this day been
dissolved L. G. Ham retiring, G. W. Cook
buying his interest. All accounts due Ham
& Cook should be paid to G. W. Cook, while
all accounts due by Ham & Cook, will be paid
by G. W. Cook.
This, October 18th, 1926.
L. G. HAM, 10-22-4t !
G. W. COOK. ^
FARM and CITV
LOANS
We can place loans on good city property in Cairo, both
store and residential properties, at 6% interest, to run from a
to 10 years, repayable in monthly installments.
Loans on farm property in Grady and adjoining counties
at 5% to 7 per cent interest, repayable annually or to run for
a period of 5 to 10 years.
Reasonable commission, and quick service. See or write
us your needs, and we will make you terms.
Yours for service,
Weathers & Forsyth
Central News.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lowe were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Lowe
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Vickers spent
Wednesday in Thomasville.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Harrison spent
Sunday with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. Vickers,
M Mr. and , Mrs. ,, Charlie ,,, .. Harrison u at- .
tended u nut 11 nreaehimr P reacm ng at at Magnolia Mmrnnlia Sundftv bunday.
Mrs. Delmer Vickers spent Tuesday
dltcmoon n Wltn ... IVllSS nr- XvUtn r> .. TT iidlllSOn.
Mrs. J. F. Vickers, and daughter,
Modena, shopping , . Cairo .
were in on
rn
1 uebUdy.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Newton returned
lir Wednesday from Lakeland and other .
potato where they have been
visiting,
Mr. Delmar Vickers called on Mr. D.
A. Brinson Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Merritt, of Bain
, Bridge ., , have . been spending .. , daj'3 .
a ICW
with their father, Mr. W. H. Harrison
and family.
Mrs. ,, L. r r E. - , Taylor, n , and , daughter, , , ,
Mamie, were shopping in Whigham
Saturday.
Mrs. D. E. Vickers and Misses Ruth,
Mellie and Thelma Harrison, spent
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. M. J.
Harrison.
Mrs. T. C. Harrison, and daughte
Edryce, from Punta Gorda, Fla., are
spending a while with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Gilbert.
We regret to say Miss Birdie Gil
bert, who has been confined to her bed
for the past several months, is not
improving very much.
Mr. D. E. Vickers made a business
trip to Cairo Monday.
Mrs. Linie Johnson visited her son,
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Johnson Sun
day.
Union News.
Mi. _ ,>11 Oiland Knighton, ICnirrlitrm of ol Miami, Miomi via vis
j te( | h j s „ unt Mrs Lou Watson last
week.
Mrs. Lonnie Tuten, and baby, and
Mrs. Dollie Waters, and children, were
Thursday guests of Mr. ,and Mrs.
Alex Waters.
Mr. Ula Oats called at the home of
Mr. T. E. Sadler Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waters, and
little son, called on Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sel Vick Sunday.
Mr. Curtis Hicks, of Ochlocknee,
was the guest of Mr. Lawson Threlkel
Sunda.
Miss Willow Burt spent Saturday
night with Miss Lorraine Waters.
Mr. Joe B. Johnson called at the
home'of Mr. W. M. Hudson Friday
night.
Miss Bessie Waters was the Satur
day afternoon guest of Miss Kate
Johnson.
Miss Mattie Busbee, of Thomasville,
was the attractive guest of Miss Vir
ginia Hudson Saturday night,
Several from this community at
tended prayer meeting at Pine Forest
Thursday night, . and . heard . goou -
some
singing led by Prof. H. C. Collins,
Messrs. Milton Waters, Eugene Gol
den and Lawson Threlkeld called or,
Edward James Sunday.
We have been requested to an
nounce that Rev. J. A. Taylor, of Bain
bridge will preach at Old Spring Hill
next Sunday afternoon at four o’clock.
Everybody come.
Capel News
The sing at Capel Sunday af. moon
was greatly enjoyed by a very large
crowd.
Everybody remember Sunday School
every Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock.
Come and bring some one with you.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Aired spent a
s i lor t while in Cairo Sunday after
noon.
Miss Minnie Lee Aired has been
spending a few days in Thomasville.
Miss Willie White and Mr. Clifford
Davis and Miss Hattie Davis, of
Thomasville spent a short while in
Cairo Sunday.
Mr. Harry Goldstein was in Cairo
Sunday P. M.
Miss Tessie Willis attended the sing
at Capel Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Clifford Davis and Miss Hattie
Davis and Miss Willie White attended
the sing at Capel Sunday afternoon.