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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1920)
PROFESSIONAL CARDS l * 1 TELEPHONES: Residence 331. Office, 143. DR. R. E. CROPPER Graduate Veterinarian. CARTERSVILLE, GEORGIA Prompt attention given to calls from any point. CLAUDE C. PITTMAN LAWYER Sam Jonea Bldg. Cartereville, Ga. THE ATLANTA TRUST CO. Will promptly cash good farm loans, upon easy terms and at 6 per cent interest. G. H. AUBREY Cartersville, Ga We Carry a Complete Line of COFFINS, CASKETS and ROBZS AUTO HEARSE G. M. JACKSON & SON Cartersville, Ga. TELEPHONE 26. JOHN W. JONES Funeral Directors. Joff*is and Caskets. Auto Hearse and Chape! Service. answered at night. Phone 126. South Erwin Street. JARTERSVILLE, GEORGIA. W. W. PHILLIPS Jivil Engineer County Surveyor Surveys of all klndsMaps, Profile Specifications furnished Manager of Cartersville office for next few montus, Homer Ray. Phone 201. PAUL F. AKIN MONEY TO LEND At Low Cost Money to Lend ON GOOD BECURITY Bartow County Farms Given Preference Loans will be closed without any delay, and rates and terms will be made satisfactory. JOHN T. NORRIS NOTICE, L OF P. Cartersville Lodge No. 42, Knlghte Pythias, meeTi second and fourth iday nights in each month at Castle ■ 11. All qualified Knights cordially sited to meet with ue. E. W. ROBINSON, C. C. E. FELTON, K. of R. and 8. ; ' Cartersville I 0 0 F - Lodge 142 Regular meetings, first and ird Thursday nights of each onth at 8:00 o’clock. NOTICE, MASONS lartersville Lodge No. 63. F. & A. meets first and third Tuesday hts at the Masonic Hall. All quali -1 brethren cordially invited to sit h us. By order of. J. B. HOWARD. W. M. H. SHAW, Secretary. 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' id lbc foe Urge trisi package Of tablets N.’ r y. “ luvaUd ' Hotel, GRANB JURY (Continued From Page One.) cies in the Board of Education of said county caused by the expiration of term of office of the following mem bers. Ur. U H Monroe. A. B. Cunyus, O. C. Bradford, and by the disqualifica tion of N. C. Anderson and J. W. Ken nedy, as shown by the superintendent's report, it Is ordered that the following citizens, who are eligible to said office, be appointed members of said Board of Education of said county: Retiring member, N. C. Anderson: successor, Willis M. Boyd; address of new member, Adairsville. Retiring member, Ur. D. H. Monroe; successor, Ur. U. H. Monroe; address of new member, Emerson. Retiring member. A. B. Cunyus; suc cessor. A. B. Cunyus; address of new member, Cartersville, Retiring member, O. C. Bradford; successor, O. C. Bradford; address of new member, Kydal. Retiring member, J. W. Kennedy; successor. W, U. Trlppe, address of new member, Taylorsville. It is hereby ordered. That the Clerk of this Court enter this order on the minutes and transmit a certified copy thereof to the State Superintendent of Schools, that a commission may issue as provided by law. J. M. DORSEY, Foreman of Grand Jury. A. F. JACKSON, Secretary Grand Jury. There being vacancies in the office of N. P. and J. 1* in the 936th district, G. M„ and in the 828th district, G. M., caused by the removal from said dis tricts, respectively, of R. J. Raiden and J. G. Emerson, who have heretofore been filling said offices in their respect ive districts, we have selected James H. Linn to succeed R. J. Raiden In the 936th district, and J. P. Crawford to succeed J. G. Emerson in the 828th district. The Committee appointed to exam ine and report on the finances and the books of the county commissioners re ported as follows: We have looked into the books of same and find them neatly kept, and find balance of treasurer's account at bank January 2, 1920. to be $66,652.50 in cash. As to the amount of liabili ties we have not ascertained. And at the time and labor necessary to make a true and comprehensive report of the condition of the finances, and with Information that there has been no complete audit of the books of this of fice for about four years and the office having changed hands, and with the desire to know the complete status of the condition existing and with no re flection or suspicion on anyone, we earnestly petition your honorable body to recommend a competent and reliable auditor to examine and make report of this office, and any other that your body may desire. JOHN W. L. BROWN, Chairman W. T. ADCOCK, ROBT. H. RENFROE, Secretary, Committee on Books df J. P. and N. P.’s Report. We have examined the books of the N. P.’s and J. P.’s of the various dis tricts of the county, and find them neatly and correctly kept. W. A, LAND. J. B. MULINIX, Committee. The committee appointed to visit and' report on the conditions at our county convict camp submitted the following report: We have visited same and find the following property: Twenty-one mules in good condition; 20 hogs, 8 wagons, 30 picks, 19 shovels with drills, hammers and other small tools sufficient for work; 3 road scrapes, 7 wheel scrapes, 22 convicts (8 white, 14 colored), one man sick; camp located near Oak Grove, with Mr. J. S. White, warden, with sufficient guards, two young dogs for camp. We find everything to be in good condition H. M. GREEN, J. D. TAFF, Committee. Investigations of Public Raods. The committee chosen to give the conditions of roads and bridges in the county give the following report: The Alabama road leading to Tay lorsville, near Hill’s creek, is in dan gerous condition, and from the Douthitt Cross-roads to Emerson is nearly im passable. The road from Cartersville to Allatoona, known as the Dixie high way. is in bad condition. The mud dike at the mines has been allowed to break and the road is ailed with washings from same, consisting of mud and rocks in roadbed and the water from mines is running down the road and render ing it very bad. We find that the en tire road is washing the “top soil" from the bed and should be scraped as soon as possible, and we recommend that the mine owners be required to repair the damage they are causing immedi ately and have mud and rocks washed from their works removed from road and stop their water from running in roadbed. We also find both roads lead ing to Canton to be almost impassable on account of bridges. We recommend that the road from Cartersville to Stilesboro, that the bumps in road be picked off and put in the holes. The road from Cass Station to Kingston we find one very bad bridge and road in bad condition. We recom mend that the roads be dragged as soon as possible and as often as can be done. L. F. SHAW, JOHN W. L. BROWS'. County Jail. This jury as a whole visited the county Jail and found it in bad condi tion, and earnestly recommend that the board of commissioners take some steps to remedy the condition that we found there. Some parts of the jail are badly in need of repair. We also found the roof of the court house in need of re- I pairing, and recommend that these re pairs be made at once, as we do not believe it is economy to allow these THE TRIBUUNE-NEWS, CARTERSVILLE, GA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1920. small defects to develop until the dam age becomes greater. After considering the report of the committee on the finances and books of the county officers, we earnestly make the following recommendations; We feel that in Justice to the officers | of this county, as well as to the citizens and tax-payers, a complete audit should be made of the county affairs. I and looking to this end and after con ferring with him, we appoint Mr. W. W. Daniel, of Cartersville, Ga., who Is a licensed auditor, to audit the books of the ordinary, clerk of the court, county school commissioner, sheriff, also the books of the treasurer and county commissioners of roads and revenues, and make a complete report of the financial condition of the affairs of the county. This audit and report to be made for the las., four years, and be completed in time for him to make a report to the next grand Jury, which will be in July next. The compensation he shall receive for this audit and report shall not ex ceed $1,200 for the four years. The following resolution was unani mously adopted: Resolved, by the grand jury of the January term, 1920, of the superior court of Bartow county, Georgia, That it is the sense of this body that all rail road grade crossings in Georgia should be abolished outside of cities, and to that end we especially recommend that the senator of this senatorial district and the representatives from this coun ty of the general assembly of Georgia, prepare and introduce in the general assembly of Georgia, at the next ses sion, such bill or bills as may be nec essary and proper to accomplish the above result, and we recommend that all senators and representatives of the state be called upon to co-operate with the Bartow county members to press the bill to its passage at next session of the assembly. We further recommend that the judges of the superior courts through out the state of Georgia be requested to bring this matter before the grand juries of the several counties of their respective circuits, and to urge similar action by said grand juries. We further recommend that a suffi cient number of copies of resolutions be printed at the county’s expense to furnish a copy thereof to each senator and each member of the house of rep resentatives of the Georgia assembly and for each Superior Court judge of the state, and that a copy be mailed to each of said senators and represen tatives and to each superior court judge. We further recommend that a number of the most widely circulated newspapers of the state be requested to BETTER THAN. "WHISKEY FOR ] COLDS AND FLU New Elixir, Called Aspiron al, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used and Endorsed by Euro pean and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Compli cations. Every Druggist in U. S. 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It impioves the appetite, imparts color to the fane, and restores health and strengtn to tue body generally. After a short course of Pepto-Mangan the headaches de crease in frequency and severity, and finally disappear, if they are due to Anemia., Pepto-Mangan may be had either, in liquid or tablet form, as pre ferred. When buying Pepto-Mangan be sure the name “Gude’s” is on the package. Without “Gude’s” it is not Pepto-Mangan. —adv. publish this resolution and their as sistance by editorials be solicited in the name of humanity. ROBERT H. RENFROE, Chairman, JOHN W. L. BROWN, LEVI SHAW. In taking leave of His Honor. Judge M. C. Tarver, and also of Solicitor Gen eral Joe M. Lang, we wish to express to them our thanks for courtesies shown this body during this term of court. (Signed) J. M. Dorsey, foreman; A. F. Jackscon, clerk; L. A. Ingram, H. M. Green, John W. L. Brown, John B. Mul inix. Jr., W. C. Lipscomb, John D. Taff, W. A. Land, J. M. Hall, W. T Adcock. A. J. H. Weaver, Jesse A. 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