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Office over Scheuer Bros.
Residence Telephone No. 255
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DENTIST
Office in Walton Building
CARTERSVILLE, GA.
Office Phone 191. Residence Phone 241
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H EHIITEB IB 6t SUIMItD
FOR RATIFICATION NEXT Mill.
J An Act to amend, consolidate, and
supercede the several Acts incorporat.
ir>g the City of Cartersville, in the
County of Bartow, State of Georgia;
to create anew charter and municipal
government for said corporation; to
declare the rights and powers of the
same; to provide for the creation of a
beard of Mayor and Aldermen for the
administration of the affairs of said
City; to provide means by which leg
islation can be initiated and franchises
granted; to fix the salari.es of officers
and employees; to provide means of
electing a school board; and for other
purposes.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of Georgia and it. is
hereby enacted by authority of the
same, That the Act approved August
18,191.1 creating anew charter for the
City of Cartersville, Bartow County,
Georgia and all acts amendatory there
of and all previous Acts and amend
ments creating charters and govern
ments for said City, not heretofore re
pealed and superceded, are hereby re
pealed - and superceded re far as the
provisions of any of said acts conflict
with this act. —--
Corporate Limits, Identity and Juris
diction of Said City Unchanged.
Section 2. Be it further enacted
that the corporate existence and idem
tity, territorial limits and jurisdiolh.
of the City of Cartersville are hereby
preserved as they have heretofore ex
isted and all ordinances and all cor
porate acts now' in force not. in con
flict with this act shall remain un
changed. All property and property
rights now held, owned and possessed
by said City and all pending suits or
claims by or against the City are pre
served unaltered; all otnigations of
the City, including all outstanding
bonds, shall remain of force.
School System Preserved.
Section 3. Be it further enacted
that the system of public schools as
how established and existing in said
City is preserved, together with all
provisions for the financing of the
same and the method of paying and
tranamitting the school funds raised
by the State and apportioned to the
City, shall remain unchanged by this
act.
Five Members of Board of Education
How Selected.
Section 4. Be it further enacted
that beginning with the election and
Qualification of the first Board of Al
dermen provided for in this act, and
thereafter, the Board of Education
shall consist of five members chosen
and selected in the following manner,
to-wit: The two members of the Board
of Aldermen other than the Mayor
shall 'be ex-officio members of the
Board of Education and shall be qual
ified to act and enter upon their du
ties as members of the Board of Edu
cation immediately after taking the
oath and qualifying as aldermen and
without additional oath or ceremony
and shall not be subject to removal
except by recall as hereinafter pro
vided. The other three members of
the Board of Education shall be elect
ed by the Board of Aldermen as they
are now elected by the Board of Com
missioners and at the time or times
as now provided and their terms of
office shall remain as now, and they
shall not he subject to removal ex
cept by the unanimous vote of the
Board of Aldermen.
Provided that it is not the inten
tion of this act and it shall not be so
construed as to terminate or alter the
terms of the several members of the
Board of Education a® it is now con
stituted. The Board shall select its
own President or Chairman from
among the three members appointed
by the Board of Aldermen.
Qualification of Members of Board of
Education.
Section 5. Be it further enacted
that the qualifications for members of
the Board of Education shall be the
same as for members of the Board of
Aldermen, except it shall not be law
ful for the Board of Aldermen to ap
point any person to membership on
the Board of Education who is related
to any member of the Board of Aider
men by blood or marriage within the
second degree.
Vacancies on Board of Education,
Hpvy Filled.
Section 6 it further enacted
that all vacancies on the Board of
Education among the members ap
pointed by the Board of Aldermen j
shall be filled by the latter Board at
their second regular meeting after
such vacancy or vacancies occur.
Minutes of Board Kept.
Section 7. Be it further enacted
that the Board of Education shall keep
a book of minutes in which all resolu
tions and measures passed shall be
recorded and all voting shall be done
by written ballot bearing the name of
the voter, in all elections for Superin
tendents, principals and teachers in
the schools and the minutes shall
show how each member voted in all
I such elections.
Nepotism Prohibited.
Section 8. Be it further enacted
that the Board of Education shall not
elect or employ any person as Sup
erintendent or pricipal or as teacher
who is related to any member of said
Board by blood or marriage within
the second degree, provided that this
provision shall not prevent the re-elec
tion or re-employment of any superin
tendent, principal, or teacher in said
schools who was elected or employed
as such, prior to the time when the
member of the Board of Education so
related became such member, and pro
vided, that the re-election or re-employ
ment* of such superintendent, princi
pal, or teacher is accomplished by a
majority vote of the Board of Educa
tion, exclusive of the related members.
Governing Board.
Section 9. Be it further enacted
that a governing hoard, to be known
as “The Board of Aldermen of the City
of Cartersville” is hereby created, and
shall consist of a Mayor and two Al
dermen. who shall be elected by the
qualified voters of said City at large
as hereinafter provided. They shall
have, besides the powers herein con
ferred all powers of government and
THE BARTOW TRI2UNE-THE CAST T “CVILLE NEWS. SEPT. 6, 19i7.
oilier powers, now conferred upon.the
Beard of Commissioners, except as
otherwise provided in this act. They
shall serve without compensation.
I Qualifications of Members of the
Board.
Section 10. Be it further enacted
that no person shall be eligible to the
office of .Mayor or Aldermen unless he
shall have been for at least one year
next before his election a citizen of
Georgia and a resident of said City,
nor unless at the time of his qualifica
tion he is a bona fide freeholder n
said City, and unless he be at least 35
years of age, nor convicted of a,ny
crime involving moral turpitude; nor
unless he is entitled to register under
the registration laws which may be in
force at the time of the election at
-which the Mayor and Aldermen arc
! chosen.
Oath of Mayor and Aldermen.
Section 11. Be it further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of the me -
hers of the Board of Aldermen, beef re
entering upon the duties of their of
fice, to take and subscribe the foil w
ing oath, before any officer authorized
t< administer oaths: “I will faithfull v
perform the duties of mv office a= a
I member of the Board of Aldermen of
; Ihe City of Cartersville, support an 1
endeavor to enforce the laws and or
dinances thereof and not knowing!v
j exceed the authority legally conferr and
upon me and I make solemn oath that
T am not under direct or indirect obli
gations or promise to elect or apnoi.
any person to office or place in the
City or in any way confer favor <v.
benefit upon anyone. I have not sought
to secure votes or support or iqflm
favorable to my election directly or
Indirectly by the promise or sugges
tion of any office or pace or position
or other favors,.and that no one with
my approval has done so. - ’
Bonds of Board of Aldermen.
Section 12. Be it further enacted,
That each member of the Board of
Aldermen, before entering upon his
duties as such, shall give bond, par -
able to the Governor of Georgia, for
the use and benefit of tie city of Car
tersville, Georgia, in the sum of
One Thousand Dollars, with one
or more good and solvent sure
ties, citizens of Bartow County,
or a bonding company subject to suit
In Bartoiw County, conditioned for the
faithful discharge of the duties of his
office, said bond to be safely kept by
the City Clerk. If one or more bonding
companies shall become sureties on
said bonds, the premiums shall be paid
out of the City Treasury.
Term of Office of Board of Aldermen.
Section 13. Be it further enacted,
That the office of the Mayor and Al
dermen shall be two years beginning
with the first Wednesday in January,
191 Sand the first Wednesday in Jan
uary every second year thereafter,
and until their successors are elected
and qualified.
Election Managers.
Section 14. Be it further enacted,
That at the first regular meeting afler
they are elected and qualified, the
Board of Aldermen shall elect from
the citizens of the City of Cartersville
qualified to vote therein who are not
under twenty-five years of age and
who hold no office or other position in
said City, three election managers,
who shall hold their office for two
years and until their successors are
elected and qualified, whose duties
shall be to hold and certify all city
elections and such other duties as are
elsewhere provided in this act, and
who, before entering upon these du
ties shall take before the Mayor or
other officer authorized to administer
oaths, an oath that they will faithfully
and impartially conduct all elections
held by them in the City of Carters
ville and prevent all illegal voting, to
the best of their knowledge and ability
and perform all other duties legally
imposed upon them. Any. vacancy
caused by death, resignation or other
wise of any of said managers shall be
filled by tbe Board of Aldermen at any
time.
Provided .that this act shall not be
so construed as to terminate the term
ol office of any of the present election
managers.
Provide further, That if any one or
more of the election managers should
be related within the third degree to
any candidate for the Board of Alder
men at P. primary or general election,
upon the fact being made known to
the Ordinary of Bartow County prior
to the election, he shall appoint of
those qualified, a manager or manag
ers, to act in said election, in lieu of
the managers thus related.
Nominations For Mayor and Aldermen.
I Section 15. Be it further enacted,
j That on the second Wednesday in De
cember, 1917 and on the second Wed
nesday in December every second
year thereafter, a primary election
shall be held by the election managers,
at the Court House in said City tor
such other convenient and central
j place as the Board of Aldermen may
provide by ordinance, j/ the Court
i House should become unavailable for
j the purpose) under the regulations as
l hereinafter provided, for the nomina
tion of candidates for membership of
I the Board of Aldermen to be voted for
| at the Regular election.
Every person desiring to become a
| candidate shall file or cause to be
filed with the election managers, not
| later than ten nor earlier than 20
j days before the primary election a
statement of his candidacy and a cer
tificate sworn to by him that, he is
qualified to fill the office to which he
! seeks election, and that he can make
the required bond. He or some other
person qualified to vote in the City,
; shall file a certifioate of not less than
10 persons qualified to vote and who
are property tax payers in the City,
that his candidacy is desired by them
j and that to the best of their know
; ledge, he is qualified to fill the office
i to which he seeks election.
Primary Elections, Held, When?
I Section 16. Be it further enacted,
j That if during the time allowed in
Section 15 for the filing of statements
! and certificates by those desiring to
j become candidates, more than six
CNRNGES MADE IN PROPOSED CHARTER.
Sections 4 to 8 Inclusive.
The old charter provides for only
three members of the Board of Edu
cation, all to be chosen by the com
missioners and does not contain the
provisions of 5, 7 and 8 of this act.
Sections 9 to 14 inclusive.
Section 9 makes no changes from
the old charter except that the name
of the "Board of Commissioners - ’ is
changed to that of "Board of Aider
men” and the mayor and aldermen
serve without compensation; whereas,
under the old charter the Mayor re
ceives $1500.00 and the two commis
sioners $500.00-each. Sections 10, 11,
12, 13 and 14 are substantially the
same as in the old charter, except the
amount 6f the bond required of mayor
and commissioners in the old charter
is $2500.00.
Sections 15. 16 and 17 are substan
tially the same as the provisions on
the same subject in the old charter,
with a few changes and additions in
tended to render them more simple!
Sections 18 and 19 are not in the
old charter. ~
Section 20 is a modification of like
provisions of .the old charter made to
suit the new plan of electing the mem
bers of the board of aldermen.
Section 21 is substantially as simi
lar provisions in the old charter.
Section 22 contains an entirely new
scheme of electing mayor and aider
men, in that under the old charter it
is provided that the candidates" for
mayor and for commissioners, respec
tive! v shall b • voted for as such.
Sections 23 and 24 arc not in the
old charter.
Sections ‘25 to 32 inclusive are sub
-lanti-ally or like provisions in the old
■ barter. Some changes have been
made for the purpose of simplifying
• alifted persons comply with the re-
I quirements of section 15, the elemion
j managers shall hold a primary elec
. tion as provided in said section, and
j shall cause the names of all snch. per
: in •) be printed as candid' le- upon
the ticket to be used in- the primary
! election, and shall cause to be publish
j ed at least once in a newspaper pub
lished in the City, the names of can
didates who will appear on the ticket
at the primary election, or post writ
ten notices thereof at some conspicu
ous place at the City Hall and two or
more other conspicuous places within
the City at least five days before the
day of the election. No person’s name
who has not complied with section 15
of this act shall be placed upon tbe
ticket. The election managers shall
not permit the tickets prepared for
any election to be distributed before
the day of the election.
Tickets, How Provided and Expenses,
How Paid.
Section 17. Be it further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of the elec
tion managers to provide tickets for
all city elections to be held under au
thority of this act, and to present,
properly verified, expense bills for the
expenses thereof, together with all
other legitimate expense incurred by
them in holding and certifying elec
tions, to the City Clerk, and he shall
issue the proper check or warrant on
the treasury thereof.
Election to be Held, if Managers do
Not Give Required Notice.
Section 18. Be it further enacted,
That if the election managers fail or
refuse to make publication or give no
tice as required by section 16, the elec
tion shall not. fail on this account, but
exerv candidate's name who has com
plied with section 15 shall appear on
the ticket, and if the election manag
ers should f ail or refuse to have the
tickets printed as provided in section
17 or as provided elsewhere herein,
foi any election the City Clerk shall
have them printed under the same reg
ulations.
No Primary Election. When?
Section 19. Be it further enacted,
That in the event only six, or less than
six persons comply with section 15 as
to filing statements and certificates,
no primary election shall be held, but
the names of all such persons shall
be placed on the ballots as candidates
for the Board of Aldermen in the gen
eral election and shall be voted for as
such, unless any one or more should
expressly withdraw before the election.
Who Are Nominees For General Elec
tion ?
Section 20. Be it further enacted.
That the six persons receiving the
highest number of votes at the pri-
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Give It When Feverish, Cross, Bilious,
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Stomach.
Look at the tongue, Mother! If coat
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a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, pale,
doesn’t sleep, doesn’t eat or act nat
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breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
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You needn’t coax sick children to
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Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
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dren of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun
terfeits sold here. To be sure you get
the genuine, ask to see that it is made
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Refuse any other kind with contempt.
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some parts and leadening others more
certain.
Section 33 is substantially the same
as like provisions of the old charter.
Section 34 is different from the like
provisions of the old charter in the
following particulars, (1) The old
charter requires all resolutions and
ordinances, for any and all purposes
to be enacted and lie on the table one
week before final passage, and then
requires that 17 days shall elapse be
fore they become effective, (2) the
old charter does not contain the ex
ceptions and provisions of this sec
tion.
The general scheme of sections 35
and 36 is the same as like provisions
in the old charter. Its application is
considerably simplified.
Section 37 is different from similar
provisions in the old charter in sev
eral particulars, the more important
being, (1) That there is no limit to
the time or number of petition's that
can be filed for recall of officers under
the old charter, 12) the method of put
ting the recall into effect under the
old charter is complicated and has
been simplified in the new charter.
Section 38 is entirely new.
Sections 39 and 40 are substantially
the same as like provisions in the old
charter.
The provision for a recorder In sec
tion 41 is new, the duties of the officer
formerly devolving upon the mayor.
Sections 42 and 43 are practically
the same as like provisions in the old
charter.
Section 45 is new. The o’d charter
left the question of salaries entirely
with the commissioners.
Section 4G is substantially as like
provisions in the old charter.
Section 47 and all sections follow
ing it are new.
mary election, held under the provis
ions of section 16, shall be declared
(Jie nominees to be voted for at ihe
general election and the names of the
six shall be placed on the ballots as
candidates for the Board of Aldermen
at the general election, unless any
1 one or more shall expressly withdraw
j before the election. Provided, That in
I case of a tie, in order to obtain the
necessary number of candidates for
the general election it becomes neces
sary to take one or two or more per
sons having the same number of votes,
then the names of all the aforesaid
persons having the same number of
votes shall be printed on the official
ballot as candidates for the general
j election together with the names of
: all persons receiving a higher number
j of votes, even though it makes the
! number of candidates more than six.
General Ejection, When Held.
Section 21. Be it further enacted,
| That a general election shall be held
on the third Wednesday in December,
I 1917, and on the third Wednesday in
i December every second \ ear thereaf-
I ter for the election of members the
Board of Aldermen, and it shall be the
duty of the election managers, or if
they fail or refuse, the City Clerk, to
have the tickets printed and to pub
lish once in a newspaper published in
the City or to post at the City Hall
and two or more conspicuous places in
the City the names of all candidates
who will appear on the ticket.
Board of Aldermen, How Elected?
Section 22. Be it further enacted,
That the there candidates receiving
the highest number of votes in the
general election shall constitute the
board of aldermen for the succeeding
term, and that the one candidate re
ceiving the highest number of votes
shall be the mayor for and during the
said term, providing, that if any num
ber of candidates receive the same
number of votes so that the general
election fails to result in the election
of a mayor or aldermen, or both, as
provided in this act. an election shall
be held on the Wednesday following
or if Christmas day shall fall on Wed
nesday, then Thursday, at which only
such candidates shall be voted for as
is necessary to decide the tie and in
this case no candidate receiving the
highest, number or a sufficient number
in the general election to elect him to
a place on the board under the pro
visions of this act shall be displaced
or affected by the provisions of this
section. Provided, further, that in
the event less than three per
sons qualify under the provisions
of this act as candidates for the board
of aldermen at the general election,
then any qualified person may become
a candidate. Provided further, That
ir. case the three candidates receiving
the highest number of votes should all
receive the same number of votes, an
election shall he held on the.following
Wednesday or Thursday as provided
in this section to elect a mayor at
which ail three of those elected as
members of the board of aldermen at
the general election shall be placed on
j tbe ballot, and the one receiving the
; highest number of votes shall be de
; clared mayor. Provided further, That
where there are only thi;ee candidates
for the board of aldermen, in the gen
eral election, one of the three shall
be designated as “mayor” by the vot
j Prs by writing the word “mayor” un
j der his name on the ticket, and the
j one thus designated by the highest*
j number of votes shall be mayor.
Whole Number to be Elected Must be
Voted For.
Section 23. Be it further enacted,
That no ballot shall be counted in any
P r intary or general election or other
election for officers unless as many as
! the whole number of candidates to be
nominated or elected as the case may
be, are voted for.
Polls, When Opened and C'osed.
Section 24. Be it further enacted.
That in all City elections, the polls
‘ shall be opened at Seven o’clock a m.
| and closed at 6 o’clock p. m.
Results of Elections, How Determined
and Certified.
Section 25. Be it further enacted,
That it shall he the duty of the elec
tion managers, after the polls are
closed, to proceed to count the ballots
and certify the results, the certificate
of election shall be filed with the City
Clerk and show the number of votes
(Continued on page three.)
NOTICE.
I Notice is hereby given that h
board Air Line Railway Compand
made application to the Railroad r
mission of Georgia for an horitv
make the following changes i n j ts
seager train service in this state- ■
Columbia - Savannah; Di-<, !
through local trains 19 20 ° WU *
now operating between Columbia - 'I
Savananh, substituting in li eu th ,
service on the following appro'-IT?
figures: 5
Train 21 Leave Fairfax - a I
arrive Savannah 10:00 a. m
Train 22 Leave Savannah 4 -3,, ;
m„ arrive Fairfax 6:30 p. ni
Helena-Americus: Discon i mie ~■ j
13 and 14.
Americus-Richmond: Di
trains 15 and 16.
Richmond-Columbus: j ~n . .
trams 17 and 18.
Columbus-Albany: Char
tiains 19 and 20 to follow - :.. .... S J
mate figures:
Train 20 Leave Albany 7 , '
leave Richmond 9:10 a. m - 0 rJI
embus 10:40 a. m.
Train 19 Leave Columbu J
-. mi m
m., leave Richmond 3:55 n
**) uLrhJ
Albany 6:00 n. m.
Richmond-Albany: Ta :
169 to be operated: as mixeo
tween Richmond and Alfcm
lowling approximate figure*:
Train 169 Leave Rich mo: 7 > J
in., arrive Albany 10:30 a, n
Train 168 leave Albany : #;1
arrive Richmond 5:30 p. m.
Abbevillei-Ocilla: Discont - e <%.!
vice of trains 115 and 116 b twee®
Abbeville and Occilla.
Savannah-Cuyler: Discon: e ray
25 and 26 (Savannah & S! aesboro
Railroad) between Savannah and Cur
ler. Connection is protected in both
directions by trains 11 and 12.
Abbeville, S. C.-Athens, Ga.: Dis
continue trains 17 and 18 between Ab
beville, S. C. and Athens, Ga.
Atlanta-Piedmont: Discontinue trains
22 and 23 between Atlanta and Pied
mont.
Cartersville-Rockmart: DScontimie
tiains 311 and 312 between Carters
v'.ile and Rockmart.
Atlanta-Birmingham: Rearrange
ment of schedule of trains 5,6, 11 and
12 on following approximate figures:
Train 5 Leave Atlatna 5:25 p. a,
arrive Birmingham 11:00 p. m.
Train 6 Leave Birmingham 7:15 a.
no, arrive Atlantia 12:45 p. m.
Train 11 Leave Atlanta 6:30 a. m,
arrive Birmingham 12:25 p. m.
Traiin 12 Leave Birmingham 2:30 p,
m„ arrive Atlanta 8:10 p. m.
Trains 6 and 6 to do local work be
tween Atlanta -and Birmingham; this
service already being performed by
trains 11 and 12, and this arrangement
gives a double daily local service be
tween points named.
This application has been assigned
for hearing before the Railroad Com
mission of Georgia at its meeting to be
held in its offices in the Stat Capitol
Atlanta, beginning at 10 o’clock a. m..
September 12, 1917. All parties desir
ing to be heard in connection with th;s
case should communicate with the
Commission, at Atlanta, on or before
the date fixed for the hearing.
This notice is issued in accordance
with the requirements of the Raihoaa
Commissfion of Georgia.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY,
- By W. L. SEDDOX,
Vice-President.
FOR SALE-1 splen
did pair work mules,
with wagon and har
ness.
W. H. FIELP^
The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Heed
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Quinine and does not cause
ringing in head. Remember the E 30c
look for the signature of E. W. GKQ & __
If you don’t know who handles Tip-
Top and Butter-Nut Bread, excuM
your neighbor when he laughs in
face. If not, its because you have c
tried Butter-Nut Bread.
10 horse crop for rent, either
part or all to one man. Apply to
Miss Jennie Gibbons, Market str 3 -
Cartersville, or to Dr. G. W. r 1 f e -
Cassville.
WANTED—To sell my 6 cylinder,
7 passenger, 60 horse Cole amon-o
or will trade for small farm o
property. Machine cost $2,850A
has been run less than 5,00'’ 11
Good as new. This machine is f
at a real bargain. W. H. Field
What is LAX-FOS
LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCAK"
A Digestive Liquid Laxative, ~_ a . nnrV,
and Liver Tonic. Contains Case
Bine Flag Root, Rhubarb R °L’ g an d
Root, May Apple Root, Senna Leaves
Pepsin. Combines strength wi P
table aromatic taste. Does not g-P _
FOR SALE—One No. 10 ReDJ ‘“
typewriter in good condition, a-
- top desk. Will be sold a
gain. Apply at Tribune office.