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THE UNION-RECORDER, M1LLEDGEVILLE, GA. SEPTEMBER 11, 1930.
ANOTHER RECORD
Well, friend-, when you hear the
reason that you haven’t seen this
column for a number of week*, you
will i»e willing to excuse me—pro
vided you missed it—and can ex
claim: “Now. isn't that fine—that
somebody living ir. the Old Home
Town should have made a record as
one of the up-to-date “sitters”. Yes
—the cat is out. and since summer
school closed your humble servant
So now—don't you really think
the Kiwanis should place the Old
Home Town’s f'ront-Porch-Sittcr on
the margin of their nice paper on
which they write to all the other
nice Kiwanis clubs over the country?
Then this same front porch “sitter”
would associate with Ford Montgom
ery who’s name graces tnat page as
being a boy piano genius. I have
searched the papers every day to
see if there was another—even the
ones who perch in trees come down
about three or four weeks’ time—
and I haven’t yet found one who
stood out for six —have you? That \ Ph<
front porch of mine Is net so good >
to look at—being of the common or [ WANTED—A
RECORD FOR SAFE divided into shares of the par valua
LANDING ANYWAY. ' *>! $100.00 per share; that ten per
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kuck and .cent, of the amount of capital to be
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Packer, of New 1 employed by them has been actually
York, made the world's record auto- paid in, and that petitioners desire
mobCe leap yesterday jvhen their the right to htfve subscription to
car catapulted into the Jacques
Cartier river gorge near Quebec. The
automobile made a precipitate dive
of 1«5 feet and the four occupants
of the car suffered nothing worse
than a shakeup.
FOR SALE— Second band buggy cessary by-laws .and regulations; tr I .titution*n^rovideH'”J! er a5 , m .5 a8 ^ ° r election for me m .
in. Mr.. W. H. Blank*, do all thine, that may he necessary' ce ed seven per centum of the assess- ro™t°.L| h we.!t^th*re!5tl. ! '’-
or needful for the sucessful carry- od value of all the taxable property his proclamation for one tnsertiim to
“if"”- nnd "■ » uch '““"‘y. one of the daily newspaper,, of "h"
npl.ty, or division shall incur any State, announcing such result, .nj
new debt, except for temporary loan dectoriag the amendment ratified
or loan, to supply caaual deficiencies Sec. b. Be it further enacted by
ol revenue, not to exceed one fifth the authority aforeaaid, that all Ian*
of one per centum of the annual „„d porta of lawa in conflict with thi,
'**?' of taxable property therein. Act be and the same are hereby re-
without the assent of two-thirds of pea led y ^
the qualified voters thereof at an AnnVoved A-eust 20
election for that purpose, to be held NOW THFRFFORf' i t r
J r. ma , y K be H P ^ C ^ b a y r' : bUt . any H.X.n T G H ove R rnor°of E Uid , 'sta L u. &
id indebtedness, : ce.j scv : en t pcr 0 ccntum of°the"a°ssc»^ !,“T Proclamation her.-,,;
"; ,h **" “"" txed ' be the sanie notes, bond, or other-| «* °* the taxable Property at ,£ SdlJfnt
on the estate of Mrs. Margaret Ann wise, by mortgage, security deed, I “J.® *•*?”* o1 adoption of this Con- 9C ubmitted for ratification or rejec-
Tuttle, late of said county, deceased, trust deed or other form of lien au-1 utewd inyTm^the mould St B .a “'roto^or mLb*? f^h"
to Edward R. Hines, this is therefore thorized under the laws of GeortrU-! nf »oie4 nar nontiim nnnn quamieu to vote lor members of thi
said stock paid in money or property,
the property to be taken at a fair
market value.
ciew debts by said City of Cornelia, nelia to increase its j • . ^
The city authorities of the City of P .e‘s for waterworb b
Corneha shall set .aside and dwig- ~ waterworks sv s te« ••
nate each year all of the net reve
nue derived from the operation of
its waterworks system when con
structed under the provision* of this
Act, for the purpose of paying the
interest and retiring its bonded in
debtedness incurred under this Act;
~ . waterworks system.’
the authority afore”'id’ ’Jhat"\r’
Governor be and he is nerebv .
thorned and directed to provide oil
, h n'Ju bm, ,n ,0 ^ of the * n >»» d "tent pr °
posed in the first section of this P aJ
to a vote of the people as requ.rS
, ..that said paragraph of 5? Con-’ Tofte" ton
6. Your petitioners further desire aV 1 /* 1 !]? * hcn amend ‘ id shal1 read i UJ, and by this Act; and’if ratified
the right to sue and be sued; to Paragraph 1. The debt, herein-l'{!!£ K C ^!!h” >r M !t8!!:..'!* tl, f ^
plead and be impleaded; to have and |after incurred by any county, muni- Secretary of the St.ro "ro
use a common seal; to make all „ ec -1^1 corporation, or politic.l division rctur“7hall be rofrorodVtt'V'''
cessary by-iaw. and reguiationa; te | ”f it ^ 0 ^ ; «cept ^a^n ^bto Con- - a, in of .lection” ft
the sucessful carry-
of said business, including
ty—but it sitr. well.
F r >>m . you can see every kind of
bird thut comes from North, South.
East or West—and they come—be
lieve me—they come. I have counted
is many as twenty red birds on the
little lawn around by the bird bath »n
the old fashion flower garden. And
by the way—Miss Petunia is still on
the job—despite the long dry, hot
*’ rvast spell—and Miss Red Verbena—well,
has become the only living contest-, ^ j, aH j ust outdone herself and is
ant for the honor of having “flitted” | a j„y ^ sce> i read all r.bout the
six weeks on her own front P°rch* j new kind of flowers all the garden
It’- a marvelous record—and I d°| lovers art . try j njf out—and I think
not see how the Mayor and the City j sometimes that I shall get a few.
Council are going to be able to get But i am q U j te »ure none of them
around having some kind of medal i u .jjj corm . up to my expectations
‘•struck’* to commemmorate
willing to
young Udy boarder the right to buy, hold, and sell real
-e room with G. S. C. estate and personal property suit-
Apply at this office, able for the purposes ot said corpo-
• ration, and to borrow money, and to
CITATION execute notes and bonds as evidence
Georgia, Baldwin County. of said indebtedness incurred or
Court of Ordinary. which may be incurred in the con-
Mrs. Jessie V. Bicknell, having ap- duct of the affairs of said corpora-
plied for the issuance of Letters of tion, and to secure
Administ
fair.
Some of the “sitters” have n
tough time of it, and while I was
“Carrying-on” I had time to think
about, how awful : .t must hive been
for them. But not so me—here I
was—out at Grecnacre—with a good
comfortable rocker placed at an an
gle where 1 could see North, East,
South and West I could look up
towaid and past Marion Allen s beau
tiful fittle home and glimpse tne
chimney tops of Dr. and Mrs. Law
rence’s house »el in those wonder
ful magnolias. I could look East
xnd across |the Jriver, a beautiful
view, and imagine I could see the
work going on .around that "wonder
spot” now in construction—the Rec
reation Park, (for want of a better
word) which is to be in the midst
little Petunia and Verbena. They j This September 1, 1930.
do not need to be petted and spoiled
is therefore thorized under the laws of Georgia, i of said debt three per centum upon General As ? emb]y° a^the^Ger^ra!
notify all persons interested that 7. They desire for said corpora- such o»se.-sed valuation; except that Election to be held on Tuesday No-
id application will be heard at the tion the power and authority to ap-'*. Augusta, from time to vember 4, 1930.
Court of Ordinary of said county ply for and accept amendments to oTp'rotcctton'^mst^“flood', ma^lm E y the I (3ororm>ro RDMAN ’ 0overIM,r -
on the first Monday in October, 1930 its charter of either form or sub-j cur a bonded indebtedness upon its Qg 0rP ., j|. Carswell,
Bertie B. Stembridge, stance by a vote of a majority of its | power-producing canal and municipal -Secretary of State.
. , . . , ,, waterworks, m addition to the debts
Ordinary. xtock outstanding at the time. They| hminbef ^ in thi „ paragraph al-
also ask authority for said incorpo-. lowed to be incurred, to an amount in
ration to wind up its affairs, liqul* the aggregate not exceeding fifty per
A PROCLAMATION
, the head APPL CATION FOR LETTERS date and discontinue its husneas at^ centum of the combined vaite of Submitting a proposed amendmen'
ro EM - -iiuicvina .. ' I such properties to bo fixed a» may to the Constitution of Georgia to b,
t„ speak—will make them just] DISMISSION AS GUARDIAN any tme it may determine to do so be prescribed by law, but said vatu- voted on at the General Election to
bloom their little selves nearly to’Georgia, Baldwin County. by a vote of two-thirds of its stock ’ ation not to exceed a figure five per be held on Tuesday, November 4,
death And speaking of blooms—j Mrs. W. B. Wood, Guardian of outstanding at the time and after the cent, c.n which shall represent the said amendment to Article *,
ftroi. one ,hi„ P g I am going «. have 1 Mr,. Ell. Gardner haa applied to me payunont of a„ the debt, or obliga- ZS‘Zr^SSSL f SSS& S 3SS.VSTS8& of
next year if I have to pawn one of for a discharge from her guardian- tions due by said corporation at the; t h e t j me 0 £ said valuation, and such adding thereto the words, “To pay
the Judge’s fishing tackles—and that ship of Mrs. Ella Gardner, deceased, time. I indebtedness not to be incurred ex- pensions to county officers and em-
i» « Package of morning glory aeed Thin U therefore to notify all per- 8 . Your petitioner, further d.air. ‘^Uftod^ot"^^^^^^ rl03 ' l ' M B° ! , f Hto^xecTSy!
The big tree in Mrs. Little’s yard sons concerned to file their objec- f or incorporation the right of j ^ an election or elections for that L. G. HARDMAN, Governor,
right beside her lily pool is a glor- tions, if any thej have, on or before re newal of its charter when and as; purpose to be held as may be now State of Georgia,
iou- sight to see-and out at Mrs. the first Monday in October, next, provide d by the laws of Georgia, I may hereafter be P«*"ibed by ^ecutive Department.
Sivint’s— from a big purch box on clxc she will be dismiaaeii from her ond tb>t it s hrili have all auch other ^“j^itj^couneVrof 0 Augusta. Ex 1 - WHEREAS. The General Aaaemb.
the up stairs—there is a veritable guardianship as applied for. rights, powers, privileges and im- cept that the City of West Point ley at its session in 1929 proposed aa
blue waterfall—ond yeb—wc dig Bertie B. Stembridge, mimities as are incident to like from time to time, as may be neces- amendment to the Constitution o',
them up and throw them away. Try Ordinary. corporation, or permissible under ^^‘^“^'incur a^hTndrf irogf“Atiirt El'Isz” to-iit: * P '
some morning glory waterfalls next the laws of Georgia. I indebtedness in addition to and FULTON COUNTY EMPLOYEES’
year. APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO Wherefore, your petitioners pray, separate from the debts hereinbefore PENSIONS.
’ , SELL to incorporated under the name]'" this paragraph .allowed to he m- „ r !!!^ a oV’
been jusi the r;FORGIA Baldwin Countv . . , - .. ... curred to an amount in the aggre-jAn Act to propose to the qualified
GLUKOXA. Baldwin county. and style -as aforesaid “Baldwin | '“[TIL. exceeding the sum of^ seven! voters of Georgia an Amendmer.
w—this
modest Pica that the writer shnuld Re . Th , wm of Miss Lizzie E. wTft Z M SSTffi? ‘thousu^dXrri
be recognized an the country? oest B riody. Deceased. powers, privileges and immunities - and such indebtedness not to be in-i 2, of the Constitution of the State
r \i v- i i x i— — ”, _ '■ ————• powers, privileges and immunities ■. and such indebtedness »v. w- -
f McKinley s Wood*. A place where . fron t-pdrch sitter, and that the Notice is hereby given that Hugh herein set forth, and as are now, * curred except with the assent of
there are trees which have the honor I Mmc be spread on the pages of the T Cline as Administrator with the
of belonging to the forest primeval. | m j nu te.s—and sent to all local pa- wi |j of Mias Lizzie E. Briody. De-
[ could look West and into the yard l erR Selah!
of our good neighbors, the George |
Carpenters and watch their kids, .
Katherine and Martha, running j
abound with the t. o dogs. Black i
Joe. a bird “hound", and Yo-Yo, a ]
little white-and-tan with more senso l
than is good for her. I could look
North into our own pine thicket. |
which slopes on down to the branch :
where my two IJoys dnec caught ,
minnows with a bei:t pin. Those i
same two little boys I can ;*ee play
ing around under the old magnolia j
tree (when I shut my eyes.) And Pari
in that same pine thicket I have , Sep
.watched the little children p
pringing up into big be
and some of them are
grown-ups and can look over toward
the Georgia railroad and almost
watch Mrs. Little walking around
her lily pool. And so fond of thi*
same pine thicket are the Judge nnd
myself—that if uny one so much as
tears off a limb, we know it—and
you’d better watch oul. Next to
“tip-Loing through my tulip bed—’’
c« mes the sin of fooling around with
my pine thicket—so this is a warn
ing to one and all. Watch out!
u #. ■ || • _ , thirds of the qualified voters of such
or may hereafter be, allowed a cor P‘ c jty a t an election or electmns to be
oration of similar character under j held as may
of Georgia, by adding thereto the
words, “To pay pensions to county
officers and employees of Fultoo
may hereafter! County,” .10 that the General A*-
THIS VVEEK IN HISTORY
Sept. 1—Aaron Burr tried for trea
son 1807; Japenese earthquake,
200.000 dead. 1923.
Sept. 2—Treasury department or
ganized. 1879; Eugene Field born,
1859.
Sipt. 3—New style calendar intro
duced in colonies. 1752; treaty of
1783.
4—Manhattan Island discov-
. 1009; Pindar born 522 B.
and girls C.; Phoebe C.iry. 1824.
f regulur Sept. 5—Exile of Acadian:
ceased, annexed, has applied to the th , f Georgia, and Petitioners i prescribed by law for the incurring sembly of the State of Gcorsu
Court of Ordinary of said County wi| , ever pray 1 ‘ ’ “ J n ‘~ k *”- “
for leave to sell certain City of Sa- MARION H. ALLEN
vannah Funding Gold Bonds which Petitioners- Attorney.
belong to the estate of the said Miss -• ,
Lizzie E. Briody. The bonds which 1 ______. _ .. . _ . i works system, including all necessao’i Section 1. Be it enacted by ttu
. , ... , 9 . . , . GEORGIA. Baldwin County. i i)ine-line. pumping-stationi;, reser- General Assembly of the Stale ot
»n,d officer has prayed for leave to Clcrk Supcri „r Court of said I’Srs. "r an'lSg etoe Wmay be Georgia, and it is'herebv onacUjd by
sell are described as follows: I necessary for the building, or con- authority of the same, that article
Twelve certain “City of Savannah Lountj. ... ... structing or operating a waterworks 7. section 6, paragraph 2, of the
_ . .. . I. J. C. Cooper, do hereby certify , . ctiy of LaGrangc, 1 Constitution of Georgia be .amended
Funding Gold Bon,, , all maturing , pm thp du , c . lcctt , d , qualified, S'™ cur a bonded indebtedness, in'by adding thereto the followiat
m 19»9 a l bearing interest at the clerk of the Superior j addition to and separate from tho worda, -To pay pemions to county
rate of 4 1-2 per cent., the same “ r , _ . ! am ount of debts hereinbefore in this officers and employees »of Fulton
bearing the following serial numbers ° lir ° . ,'| paragraph allowed to be incurred, to County,” so thnt said paragrap a*
and that the foregoing is a true and amoun t in the aggregate not ex- amended, in addition to the purpo^
,. w „ debts by said City of West s i„ill have power to delegate
1 PoinL Except that the City of La-! Fulton County in this State the
I Grange, from time to time, as nec-1 right to levy a tax to pay pension*
I csftsry for the purpose of repairing. to county officers .and employees^
• purchasing, cr constructing water- and for other purposes,
j works sys'
1 pipe-line,
isary for the building.
be levied.
ed, 1755; First Continental Con- Ltezi( , E Briody .
gross met in Philadelphia. 1774; Sai< , app1icRtio „ is
jinal Richelieu bom 1585.
SepL fi—l’ilgrims left Plymouth in
the Mayflower. 1620; Rhode In
land College became Brown Uni
versity. 1804: President McKinley
shot. 1901; Peary’s discovery of the
North Pole announced. 1909;
Marquie de Lafayette horn. 1757;
Jane Adams. 1861.
Sept. 7—Boston settled 1630; Queen
Elizabeth born 153.3.
BREAD
FREE
FREE
car 1930, we will give you with
■ in our store. One 10c Standard
Ev.’ry Saturday during th.s
each 50c cash retail purcha
size loaf of '
EJectrik Maid Bread
Culver &. Kidd Drug Co.
01 Course
“Hie i\ xaii Store”
224 Phones 2
ALSO ASK FOR ’iCt'R CHINA TICKETS
•UK- o. n ,. exact copy of the original petition CPe ding the >um of five hundred for which twees ma> now be li 1
J48, _...>9, -400 -401, -3-*8, -J9i. , . rJ jn said thousand ($500,00,000) dollars, and shall .authorize the General As>er
2396; 951; 2402; 952; .and 949; all , such indebtedness not to be incurred Jy of the State of Georgia to dfk“
of said bonds being the face value off,C ?' „ except with the assent of two thirds - - *•’•••*— fl,,c Sute
of $1,000.00 each and all of thv same' " ,tnc5a m >' 9Cnl th,s Se ***! of the qualified voters of such city
. . - , , . ,, .... tember 3rd. 1930. | at an election or elections to be held
being registered in the name of Miss rnoPFR 'as may now oc may hereafter be pre-
r < (' n r 1 scribed by law for the incurring of
made for the C * b ’ C ’ ° ! new debLs by said City of LaGrangc.
purposes of making distribution un-l ' Except thut the City of Cornell,
from tune to time as neces:ary tor
dor the said Will and for paying the A PROCLAMATION thl . pur pose of repairing, purchas
debt- of the said estate. Sutrfnitting a proposed amend- in ^ or constructing a waterworks
Said application will he heard and system for the Citv of Cornelia, may
determined t the reirular *erm of to the Constitution of Georgia incur a bonded indebtedness, in addi-
utiermined t tm uaular irm ot Votl , d on at th „ General Elec-, tion to and separate from the amount
the tourt of Ordinary in said Bald- tjon ^ be he , d on Tuesday, Novem- of debts hereinbefore in this para-
win County, to he held on the First j, cr 4 t 1930, said amendment to Par- graph allowed to be incurred, to an
Monday in October, 1930. agraph 1 of section 7 of article 7 of amount in the aggregate not exT-
the Constitution of this State, as now ceeding the sum of two b“” dr !? d a il d
amended, so as to provide for al- fifty thousand dollars ($250,000,00)
; lowing the City of Cornelia to in- 1 and such indebtedness not to be in
erea-e its bonded indebtedness. | curred except with the assent of two
By His Excellency, < thirds of the qualified voters of saul
L. G. HARDMAN. Governor, city at an election or electr
-cutive Department, held as may
BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE.
ORDINARY. Baldwin Co. Gi
FRANK W. BELL,
Attorney at Law for the Ad-
i=trator.
_ hereafter
August 25, 1930. be prescribed by law for the
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER WHEREAS, The General Assemb- ring of new debts by said City of
h at its session in 1929 proposed an Cornelia. The city authorities of the
. na “ ns,n L ouni >- unundment to the Constitution of City of Cornelia shall set aside and
lo the Superior (ourt of said lb j, state as :*et forth in an Act ap- de.-ignate each year all of the net
County. proved August 20, 1929, to-wit: revenue derived from the operation
The petition of John C. Stiles, C. CITY OF CORNELIA BONDED ,.f its waterworks .-ysteni,
F. Stiles and W. C. Green, all of said
DEBT.
to thi< Honorable C
to-wit:
I. That they de-ir
strutted under the provisions of this
1 Act. for the purpose of paying the
, . of interest and retiring its bonded
tion 7 of article 7 of the Con-' debted:
stitution of this State,
Act to amend paragraph 1
:orporate and politic 1
■ and style of “Baldwii
ating Company,” for
nded, 1
■wing the City^
ddition to and
incurred under this Act.
OM.LL-, Sec * 2 - lie lt further enacted by
provide for al- the authority aforesaid that when-
the above proposed a
ndebtedness, in to the Constitution shall
•arate from the to by two-thirds of
heretofore al- olccte
aragraph unde
emhe
the Gen
v the pur- hr.s bee
pose of purchasing, repairing, or with tin
building a waterworks system. '*n. the
Section I. Be it enacted by the hereby
•neral Assembly of the State of; cause si
Georgia, and it is hereby enacted by «d in at
l- of said tbf . authority of the same, that jvira- Congr- -
the City graph 1 «>f siction 7 of article
•j the ('
.. f the two H.
ral Assembly, -.r.d t !
entered on their Journals,
ayes and nays taken there-
Governor ‘•hail, and he is
uthorized and instructed, to
«l amendment to be publish-
this Sute
the .-'Tht to levy -a tax to pay pen
sions to county officers and employ*
eC Sec. 2. Be it further enacted,
that whenever the above propotf*
amendment to the Constitution -wi
be agreed to by two-thirds ot tx
members elected to anch of the two
Houses of the General Assembly, ami
the same has been entered upon their
Journals with the ayes and nays tak
en thereon, the Governor shall cause
said amendment to be published m
at lea:t two newspapers in each con
gressional District in this State tor
a period of two months next ! ,rt '
ceding the time of holding the next
general election. ,
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, tni
the above proposed amendnu
of this St
nd. d, is hereby amended by add-1 general e’
at the end of said paragraph the) See. 3
pt that the City of,th
... the next general election to be held
after publication as provided m
second section of this Act in the s
1 ral electoral districts of this M.
at which election every person
be qualified to vote who is ent.
to vote for members of the Gem
Assembly. Al! persons voting at si
election in favor of adopting the P
posed .amendment to the Constitu
tion shull have written or printed
their ballots the words, “hor anw
ment of paragraph 2, section O.
tide 7, permitting Fulton Count} ^
levy taxe> to pay pensions to ce"" ’
officers nnd employees. «na
persons opposed to the sdoptic
said amendment shall have wn
or printed on their ballots the
“Opposed to amendment o.
graph 2. section 6. article t, .
fitting Fulton County to levy ^
to pay pensions to county
'ach and employ,™.” And n a
. . t .aid electors qualified to .. .
. the members of the General A-' *
lexv; ly. voting thl
1 thereof, when the
onsolidated as now r
<iuirt
:;bo’
Are Made by the "McMILLAN” Preset*
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS
There is No Waste in Our Bricks.
W. Make Quick Shipment, in Any Quantity.
RICH CL0 FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK
Milledgeville Brick WorksCo
further enacted by.*
” U propoxvd a ara*e’ndment'’shali , be! ^he ^ ! j^ e ^ l !’ caaie part*
rod fox ratification or rojex. amxodn.xnt .hail toro' f -
,l,e purporo of ropuirinx.'submitted for at! article 7.
x or .onatructme a water- Uon to.the electors olj hc ld the C<
including all neces-1 the nix. general iae * , . . • .i, /».
pipe-line, numpins stoticnx.j ofter pablieation a» prov | n the tion th
■ir*. or anything else that may j the second section of thu . j , ........
' huildinjf. eon-jaee.roJ SSdil NOW, THEREFORE, I.>
ptructing, or operating a
hich election <
ornelia, may J be qualified
ry person shall
who f
K. G. Me Mil
MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
.b.hcd 1DE^ by J. W. McMillai
•idem Beil. McMilUi
ahow th.m jit fairs
strolling and ma
hotel and the hotel bu
purtenances connected tlj
the City of Milledgeville, said St/,
and County.
. , amount oi uems nereinoeiore in mis; i"ii «»• ■>“*— - -
I hat the capital stock of suid paragraph allowed to be incurred, tol ing the proposed amendment to the
corporation shall be $9,000.00 with an amount in the aggregate not ex- Constitution shall have written or
the privilege of increasing the same reeding the sum of two hundred fifty* printed on then; ballots, 1-or amend-
. .! , f *=1, nnnon thousand ($250,000.00) dollars, and mi nt a.lowing Citv of Cornelia to in
to thi sum of $;>0,000.00, or any suc h indebtedness not to be incurred! crease its bonded indebtedness for
fractional part thereof. Said in- except with the assent of two-thirds waterworks system,” und all persons
crease of the capital shall be by a ° ■ the qualified voters ot said city at .opposed to the adoption of the amend-
vote of a maioritv nf th« Rtnek hnlH election or elections to be held ment shall have written or printed on
rote of a majority of tho stock hold- „ ^ now or may hereafter pr e. their ballots tho words, “Against_the
graph 2
titution of this State, al
•rnor shall make procium
eof us provided by law •
August 24. 1929.
Hardman, Governor of
i Sut' •
system fur the City «»i Cornelia, may oe quwiucu ”"u m v proclamation
ate incur a bonded indebtedness in ad- titled to vote for vn‘ 1 deelarimr that the proposed f« r ^
dition to and separate from the! General Assembly. .J^ll perron* xot-^ . f L <imen . to the Const' - J 1 '
.. amount of debts hereinbefore in this'ing at such election in favor of adopt- l^ubmittcd for ratification • ^
qSfiedto l rotc'fir r mcmberroifjJ
General Assembly at Ae D.
election to be held on Tues •.
Vtmb L. G. HARDMAN. Covert
By the Governor:
George H. Carswell,
... * . t , as may now or may hereafter be pro- tr.eir Dauoxs uie woru*, state,
and the cap.Ul stock shall be .cribed by law for the incurring of amendment allowing the City of Cor- Secretary of State
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