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THE UNIQN-RECOUDEK. milledgeville, CA, MARCH 4, mi
Do You Know This
About Georgia
. i.-,. invested
X^nTrtnd* much et*F
f ..»? here, says he *
, "" r ' ...„„™nd5 of tourist'
v . should not
and suni-
s wonder-
why
thousands
, Georgia by !
I HIDES $451 IN CASH
AND THEN LOSES
(or fr' l; «*"
« r : " :n i,‘ l|l c“ronicle compiles
(nten-'tine »” d naM *'
‘ tnt , . r«*onria, which has
j<*sth birthday.
rhn '" iC !he S “m«ny that muy be
” , on her nnuil day i» that
rtC- — ihc u -
Coorcia h*' cipht-
the &&
made a part of this petition.
4.
Petitioner owes no debts, the pay
ment of which will be defeated by
its dissolution, and such dissolution
ma> be allowed without injustice to
any stockholder or to any other per
sons having claims or demands of
# an >’ character against said corpora-
Brunswick Merchant Find* it Coitljr tion.
to Use Stove to Foil Thieve* Wherefore, petitioner prays that
it may be authorized to surrender to
the State its charter and franchise,
and that the same be accepted and
that it be dissolved as a corporation
and cease to have existence as a cor
poration of this State.
That as provided by law an order
passed by his Honor, the Judge
it of the
large as ilaine,
1 ““ Vermont, Masmchu-
rh* Mnnd combined,
i- ihr bent ‘weather-
n. It is 1*0 per cent
marble of Vermont,
, ; j;.iami has stood
I,t ing that of 12,000
juare irch. The larg-
; nurbl*
Brunswick, Ga.—Moral: Do not
e a stove for a safety deoo.-it box.
If you do you are likely to be the
loser, as was the case with F. A. La
nier, manager of one of the Bruns
wick stores of the Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Company.
When Mannger Lanier closed for of sa,d court * fixing a time for the
lnwine.-s Saturday night he had „„ bearing of such petitinn nt the court
hand $451 in currency and silver. houw in M,ld county, either nt a
One or two robfcorlea have liven com- ri '>-’ular term or in vacation, nnd
mitted in the city recently, one A. f “ rt her directing thnt this petition
& P. store having been robbed a few ,il,ed in ‘he office of the clerk .
nights ngo. So the mannger sought of Raid court and il tosether with
some place in which to hide his cash ‘ a,d onk ' r bc Published once a week
until morning. for four ' v< ' ck,, in tllc "ewapaper
The stove—it was the very place. " hcri ' "heritPs sales in and for said i
No burglar would think to look into cou " tJ ' are published,
tovc for money. So the $-151 was
block «
; and !
of the
jforjris quarry
begntifal buildingi
** of Georgia marble, the
i ,,f St. Paul. Minnesota, among
The first cotton mill in the world
in Wilke ; county, Georgia; the
,„d. the Belleville, in Richmond
the third, Richmond
The first steamboat was invented
[Ham Longstreet. of Augusta,
remains are intcred in
ils churchyurd. It ran with
the Savannah River, but not
the means to further pursue
development, credit is not given
i history-
■orgia was the first to hav
ers' Club; a department of ag-
ure to issue an agricultural
r; to send nut an agricultural
*nd ux- the first to diversify
■, receinng first prize at St.
« exposition. It was also the
t.i Gjranize a Boys* Corn Club,
r tobacco won first prize at
Pori* Erposition; and the state
icultural experiment
•rid. in Savannah.
‘The fir-t cotton gin was made
:ia. t"d cotton, as product, w
planted for commercial use
state. Long staple cotton wj
srown in Georgia.
It ranks first in peaches, as
>r, rile and circumference, and
the first state to successfully
ae the frozen peach industry,
i was at Montezuma, Ga., in
Her apples won first prize at the
lal Horticultural Expos!
‘The largest tobacco plantation i
world i. in Georgia, 25,000 acre!
employed 3,500 hands,
rreps a year have been
on Georgia soil.
» first in sweet potatoes
'"ding yam dips t0 California.
“It'« told u the purest in
rid. Over I2.OUO.000 worth of that
3 <luct was taken from the mines of
f county. Befori the discovery of
in r *ii* f crnia. practically all the
in the Inited States came from
placed
But on arrival next morning Man
nger Lanier temporarily forgot that
he had made the valuable deposit,
ructed his helper to start a
the stove and in a few min
utes the blaze, with the currency to
kindle it, was burning full blest.
Suddenly the thought popped into
the manager's mind that he had
made the stove a safety deposit box,
and he made one wild da-h for the
stove, but too late.
All the currency had been burn
ed. The silver, amounting to $20.10,
retrieved from the flames, and
though it changed color, it is good
ertheless. One check amounting
to $68.35, which the mannger
membered, has been made good,
duplicate having been issued, so
manager is out just $352.25.
There were three or four other
check* in the deposit for which it
likely duplicates will be issued.
“There t
apply the u .
divovered nt
e minerals ir
ther state. One
erals; another has
ufficient quantity
d State*. Bauxite
Rome, Ga.,
' 3p Washington Monu-
! n’.nile of Georgia aluminum.
*' - ores of the state, in res-
! ' n - ar<. estimated to be 300,-
’ ,} tons —<nough to last 1,000
'Banov
“It is t
county has the largest
mines in the world.
0{ -mated that 920,000,000
n. C& *1 *' e Beneath Georgia soil.
'*orgia T* ° f White caunt y-
c k; r mnr y years, have been
the r pro< * Jc,rrs of asbestos, used
“ States.
Ii'"* lf lhl wher, and one half
■w, . mm
L*.. f pa ‘ ’ riJ Bie d , amethysts, ag-
„ „ • Pearl-, garnets, moon-
topazes and other
“ nones hav
. * b '»‘>om
^ <,Id sUlte ha * * iv
bed° mp r,f * ts most distin-
and u nn ,„, •
• :or 5.tir w omen—inventors,
life. h r*' an,i in all walks
kri $ ha T bl0t ° n its Mcutc * , ‘
“ :, a : Va ^ ranked among
• fc ir on. al ^ ur nished, cheerful-
ngaged.
;,r,:r *? in *»•»
•» Georgian!”
brought
of the earth,
March, 1931. Further ordered that
said petition he filed in the office of
the Clerk of Baldwin Superior
Court, and that a copy of such peti
tion and this order bc published once
a week for four weeks in the news
paper wherein sheriffs sales in and
for Baldwin county arc published,
to-wit, the Union Recorder.
This February the 9th, 1931.
JAMES B. PARK
Juige of Ocmulgec Circuit.
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
I, J. C. Cooper, clerk of the Sup
erior Court of Baldwin county, here
by certify that the foregoing is
true and correct copy of the appli
cation and order of Judge James £
Park for dissolution of
STEVENS COMMISSARY COM
PANY of file in this office. This 7th,
day of February 1931.
J. C. COOPER,
Clerk of the Superior Court j
Gifts—
FOR \ THOUSAND—AND—ONE OCCASIONS
Anniversaries, Weddings, Birthdays, scarce a week of the
whole year through, but some one or something is to be re
membered!
Guch a relief to find the just-right gift at a just-right price—
gifts distinctly apart from the common place.
Ju t such gifts >\,u will find here. We will take pleasure in
showing you.
Williams Ritchie
Milledgeville,
Georgia
sack and deposited i
APPLICATION
GEORGIA, Baldwii
The Superior
The petition of Stevens Commis
sary Company, respectfully shows:
1.
That petitioner is a corporation
organized and existing under and by
•irtue of a charter granted to it by
the Judge of the Superior Court of
taid county as provided by law on
the 13th, day of May 1929.
2.
That it desires to surrender its
said charter and franchise to the
State of Georgia and be dissolved as
corporation.
3.
That at a meeting of its stock
holders duly called for the purpose
at which all of the outstanding stock
of the corporation was represented.
resolution was adopted by the af
firmative vote of the owmers of two-
thirds (2-3) of the capital stock of
such corporation, resolving thnt the
corporation shall surrender its chart-
nnd franchise to the State and
be dissolved as a corporation. A cer
tified copy of the resolution so
adopted and marked Exhibit A and
STEVENS COMMISSARY CO.
By A. B. ECHOLS, President.
SIBLEY & SIBLEY
By ERWIN SIBLEY.
Attys. for Petitioner.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
County of Baldwin.
Personally appeared before me, A.
B. ECHOLS, who being duly sworn,
says that he is Pre-ident and a stock
holder of the Stevens Commissary
Company and that the facts stated in
the foregoing petition are true.
A. B. ECHOLS
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 7th, day of February A. D.
1931.
OLIVE MEADOWS, N. P. B. Co. Ga.
EXHIBIT A.
EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES
OF A MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE STEVENS COM
MISSARY COMPANY, HELD ON
FEBRUARY 2, 1931.
RESOLVED That the corporation
surrender its charter and franchise to
the State and be dissolved as a cor
poration. and thnt the officers of
the corporation be authorized and
directed to take- *uch steps as may I
be necessary to accomplish the sur
render of the charter and franchise
Said and the dissolution of the corpora-I
tion.
GEORGIA. Baldwin County. j
I hereby certify that the foregoing j
is a true and correct copy, as the
fame appears upon the minutes of.
said meeting, of a resolution passed
by the unanimous vote of all the
stockholders of Stevens Commissary
Company, at a special meeting of
stockholders of said corporation, at
which all of the stock of said corpo
ration was represented.
I further certify that I acted as
the Secretary of the said meeting of
stockholders and recorded the min
utes of said meeting, and that I am
the custodian of thi Minute Book.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said corporation, this 2nd, day of
February, 1931.
(Seal) L. H. FEESE,
Secretary Treasurer,
Stevens Commissary Co.
Monticallo, G... At Chambar*
The foregoing petitior read and
considered and it is ordered that the
hearing as required by law be held
before me at the courthouse at Mil
ledgeville, Ga., on the 17th day of
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