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Newspaper Page TextPage Six CocEDINGS OF PROCE THE CITY COUNCIL. " - Ordinance Adopted for the Clos ing of Brumby Street--Reports For Month. REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL OCTOBER 3RD, 1910. Present: Mayor Clay and full Board of Council. Minutes of regular meeting of Coun cil held September sth, 1910, and call meeting of Council held September 22n4, 1910, read and approved. On motion made by Mr. Read, and seconded by Mr. Gantt, the following resolution was adopteds “Whereas, The Brumby Chair Com pany has made its application to the Mayor and Council of this city to close and change Brumby street which appli cation has been filed and notice there of given by publication in the Marietta Journal and Courier of said city, in accordance with the ordinances of this city; therefore, “BE IT RESOLVED; That author ity is herby given to the said Brumby Chair Company to close said Brumby street from the west line of the property of Mrs. Dewald, which is situated on the north side of Brumby street, westwardly, to the intersec tion of Brumby street, with Campbell Street, and that in lieu of said section of street so closed, the said Brumby Chair Company open upon its own property, a section of said street be ginning at the west corner of the property of said Mrs. Dewald, on the north side of said street, and running along or near the water pipe line of the city of Marietta, and along a route as already opened and laid out by said Brumby Chair Company in a cir cular direction to a point in Camp bell street, south of the branch, and at or near the northwest corner of the property of said Brumby Chair Company, and that said street 80 opened shall be in lieu of that part of said street which is hereby author ized to be closed. “Permission is given the said Brum-! by Chair Co., upon the opening of said new street, to close, use and oc cupy wiat closed part of said street, as it may see fit and proper.” Councilmen Gantt, McEachern and Black were apointed a committee by the Mayor to look into the matter of Gober & Griffin's fee, and to report at the next meeting of the Council, On motion of Mr. Black and sec cnded by Mr. McEachern, the follow ing resolution was adopted: “That in the opinion of the Mayor and Council, the = street known as Brumby street, between the Howell property, branching oif from Kenne- Saw avenue to the Brumby Chair Company, makes a dangerous railroad crossing and should be closed for two reasons; first, that the crossing s dangerous, and second, to close the strect in the rear of the Brumby Chair Company, it renders that street practically useless, and that the Mayor call a special meeting to consider same after proper advertisement has been made.” Reports of Treasurer, Clerk, City. Marshal and Sexton were read and ap proved. Motion made by Mr. Carter, and Seconded by Mr. Gantt, That the City issue Mr. McEachern vouchers, one for $375.65, and one for $701.00, and vouchers for all amounts he has paid the City for him to hold receipts as Chairman of Sinking Fund. Motion carried unanimously, - The Sinking Fund Committee is ap pointed by the Mayor to get all bond coupons, the ones that Mr. McEachern and Mr. Roberts have, and destroy them, a record to be kept of what is destroyed. Motion made by Mr. Gantt, and sec onded by Mr, Carter, That the Sink ing Fund pay the City of Marietta $541.40 on the amount which they owe the city, amounting to $2,500.00 Which leaves a balance due the city by Sinking Fund of $1,958.60. Motion carried unanimously. Finance Committee appointed to look into the present status of the City's finances, and report at the next regular meeting of Cowncil. The Clerk is requested to write Superintendent Bayless and call his attertion to the condition of the affairs of the railroad vard, and state in this Jetter that unless something is done, the Council will have to take action upon it, and the Council will act on it the 14th of October, . Motion made by Mr. Carter, and seconded by Mr. McEachern, That the following accounts be paid, as ap proved. Motion carried unanimously. Motion made by Mr, Gantt, and sec onded by Mr. Read, That the Mayor appoint a committee to look into thej question of bicycles for the police men. Motion carried unanimously. Councilmen Gantt, McEachern and Carter were appointed as Committee by the Mayor to look into the bicycle question. ; On motion made by Mr. Gantt and seconded by Mr. Carter, the Council adjourned subject to the call of the Mayor. Marietta, Ga., Oct. 3, 1910. To Mayor ahd Council of City of Mari etta: Gentlemen: 1 herewith submit the following report for the month of Sep tember, 1910: Receipts, Balance from previous report.s 185.89 Sept. 6, E. H. Clay, mayor .... 1.500.00 Bept. 27, W. J. Black, clerk.. 200.00 Oct. 3, W. J. Black, clerk... 489.13 Oct. 3, C. H. Goodson, C. M... 259.90 $2,634.92 Disbursements by Voucher. No. Name Amount. 251 B Maddox ..........3 BOUD 252 B. A OSDOIDS ... 2iess - DOSD 08% & T Mobh ... e DODO 254 J. H. Hicks & Sons ...... 57.00 2656 -F. .S, Jaekson -, .ol 040,20 200 Gantt Progr Co, ..o 7.00 DR 8 MBI . cin i YD S 8 N X Worrls o 0 800 39 .0 € Pode.. .00 128 y 260 Indian Refining Co. ..... 9.50 201 Johly oD, ... invviia 00D 262 OUn-Maghbarn ... ... .00 100 263 Charlie Ludwick ......... 1.50 264 Mayes & Brown ........ 3.16 965 WM. RKemp ........,... 20600 266 Dobbs Hardware Co. .... 2234 267 W. H Perkinson ..,..... 32.60 268 J. A. G. Anderson ........ 6150 260 & W. Harpls ..c. ~ 0.0 1000 290 Yoote & Davies ........., 2030 30 B P .Drake ... ... 0. 213 D 272 W W Reh@l . ciee 8600 PIR B B A Schilling ...... 2440 38D B Pavks 0.0 0000 30009 276 RM, Banges. ~ ..\..wae 180 290 0. 1. WobD .. e eilh 200 BYrR .. 8080 28 Musw . M, Crosby. ...... ' 180 279 00, Jeckson ... .. $2OO 280 Marietta Journal ........ 43.92 281 Anderson Bros. Co. ...... 42.43 289 € 1. Pinkney /.. i, 250 983 O FL. Goolison: s.. = 600 aB4 .C H. Goodson . ..... ;... 1920 8 W 3 Blaeck: . . coonv 1921 936 J. J: Black Imm. Co. ..., 111.24 Street Certificate for which Voucher to be is el %s A s $1,668.18 Total receipts .....;¢ ... 9.32,684.92 Total disbursements ......... 1,668.18 Balance carried forward ....$ 966.74 Respectfully, - J. G. ROBERTS, < y Treasurer. Marietta, Ga., Oct. 3, 1910. To the Mayor and Council: | Gentlemen: I make you the follow ing report for month of September, 1910: Collected property tax .......$1,343.05 Collected street tax .;....... 30,00 Collected special tax ........ 45.00 Collected miscellaneous tax .. 6.00 $1,424.05 Paid J. G. Roberts, Sept. 27..5200.00 Pald J. G. Roperts, Oct. 1..... 48913 Paid D. R. Little, treas. bd Ed. 335.23 Paid S. C. McEachern Sk. fnd. 399.69 $1.424.05 I hold treasurer's receipt for above amount. W. J. BLACK, Clerk. Marietta, Ga., Oct. 3, 1910. To the Mayor and Council: Gentlemen: 1 make you the follow ing report for month of September, 1910: I have made 80 cases. B 8 REEA o eeag o o SRB0:00 22 (Gases. discharged ...v.... 2 Casen pepding ... i:... ... Collected on pending cases.... 8.00 3.68 Worked and working out on BUERELR. o i Sl v s e 8880 Balance not collected ......... 10.00 Paid J. G. Roberts, treasurer .. 259.00 Paid W. J. Black, cost 56 cases b 56.00 $368.00 1 hold treasurer‘'s receipt for above amount. C. H. GOODSON, C. M. Marietta, Ga., Oct. 3, 1910. To The Mayor and Council: Gentlemen: [ make you the follow ing report fer month of September, 1910: Interments, white resident ........1 Interments, col. nonresident ......2 Ot eao S Received for graves, $6.00. I hold clerk's receipt for above amount. S. M. BRUCE, Sexton. List of Accounts for Sept. 1910. E. H. Clay, Mayor salary 3rd QPG L o s s 8 12500 Marietta Rifles for Attorney, HRIBrY Srd U 37.50 J. G. Roberts, Treas. salary oMI Gy, oL e L 25.00 W. J. Black, Clerk, salary 3rd B s e 12.50 J. J. Black, Councilman salary Sed- gPf. IRt ward o 12.50 C. W. Carter, Councilman sal ary, ard qr, 2nd ward .. .. 12.50 S. C. McEachern, Councilman, salary, 3rd qr., 3rd ward .. 12.50 T. W. Read, Councilman, sal ary, Srd ar., 4th ward .., .. 12.50 J. N. Gantt, Councilman, sal- Ary, Sy gr. oth-ward .. .. 12.560 G. A. Griffin, Councilman, sal ary. drd qr, 6th ward’.. .. 12.50 C. H. Goodson, C. M., salary, MODL L e 60.00 A. L. Moon, D. M, salary BMODE. i e 50.00 J. E. Maddox, D. M, salary OBV e R o il 50.00 B.'A, Osborn, D, M. salary DD e 50.00 S. M. Bruce, Sexton, salary DO e e 50.00 M. A. Morris, Fireman, salary WENL. G Lk e 50.00 John Kemp, 2 nights Extra POROE S v 3.00 Ollie Mashburn 1 night Extra B A 1.50 Jim Martin, 1 night Extra L FOIOE L o 1.50 H. H. Looney, 1 1-2° nights Hatra rouoeas o 0 0 008 THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER. W. J. Black, Commissions .. 3256 C. H. Goodson, board of pris- ONEPS .. iR e irog 17.60 Gantt Bruk--Co, . oL N 2.35 Hicks, J. H & Bon:-.. .. ;. 3.60 J. J. Black Lumber Co .. .. 51.06 Indian Refining Co. ..........$ 5.40 Dobbs Hardware Co. ........ 56.13 Gem City Printing Co. ....... 4.00 RM. Banges .. . i csanied 3030 J. A O ARARIreon ... .55, e . BESD 3 H HICKS & BON ;'\ icisiiee 75 B DRSS set A R.H Cox &Pon . :..is..:or S RhoD PRIHI OOok s d e s 2.25 MAYOS & Brown ... 0509 3.50 Bramby Garage ;. ... /.. dis 4.95 F B JReRBON Lt e S SGE R T ) et I NIRRTy BL G GHBart iLv x 5 e IRO Anderson: Brog: CO. ...ii.54.5 0108 Kennesaw Paper Co. water .. 139.65 Kennesaw Paper Co., light .. 248.09 $1,621.15 NEW TELEPHONE BOOK. The new Directory of the Southern Bell Telephone Co., has been deliv ered to subscribers by Manager H. R. McClatchey. The new directory is attractive in appearance and contains all the changes and corections in list ings that has been made since the last directory was printed. If comparison is made with last di lectory, the subscribers of this city will readily see a large number of new names. The Southern Bell Telephone Com pany’s plan of connecting farmer’s lines is very liberal, from which fact it is noted a large number of farmers are now contracting for this form of service, How Much is Your Stomach Worth? It’s worth almost as mueh as your life; how muchisthat worth? Buatler’s Drug Store has a remedy that keeps the stomach right and makes it right when it goes wrong. MI-O-NA is the name of the great stomach remedy and Batler's Drug Store guarantees it to cure the follow ing stomach ailments and symptoms, or money back. . Upset stomach, pain in stomach, belching of gas, biliousness. Heartburn, sour stomach, lump of tead stomach, afier dinver distresa. Nervousneas and headache caused by stomach derangement. Bad effects of overeating or drinking ; sea or car sickness. ? Vomitirg of pregnancy, or any stom ach distress, Remen:ber money back if it fails at Butler’s Drug Store or at leading drug gists everywhere, and the price is only 50 cents a large box. PRO FESSIONAL CARDS D. W. BLAIR, ‘ LAWYER, | North Side Publie Square, ‘ MARIZTTA, GA, | BEA D Cheatvc. 3: Glvan Giles. CHENEY & GILES, LAWYERS Office’over J. J. Hardage's store. x THOS. E. LATIMER, ATTORNEY AT Law, MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA, Office up stairs in the Blaek building, Atlanta street. B. T. FREY, ATTORNEY AT Law. MARIETTA, GA. Office over H. A. Ward’s store, Public Square. Collectious a speciaicy. Monav loaved. CLAY & MORRIS. LAWYERS. Office over Sams’ Drug Store. DR. S. GROOVER, DENTIST, ARIETTA, - - G EORGIA Office northYside Bquare, in Dobbs Building. WM. W. FUTRELL ATTORNKY AT LAw, CANTON, : GEORGIA. General Practice in All the Courts. E. P. GREEN, MOULTRIE M. SESSIONS, GREEN & SESSIONS, ATTURNEYS AT Law, MARIETTA, ¢ : ¢ GEORGIA. Offices: Rooms 7, 8 and 9 Freyer Building, over Marietta Trust and Bank ing Company. Phone No. 83. GEORGE F. GOBER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office up-stairs, on Atlanta Street, MARIETTA, GA, GORDON B. GANN, ATTORNEY AT LLAW AND ReaL Esrate Aaest, MARIETTA, $ s GEORGIA, Office in the Ordirary’s office atithe court house. JAMES H. GROVES {Successor to John T, Groves.) INSURANCE. . ani 1 13 tabalit Fire-—- AGCden!—- Hedif—Lichiiy—-Piote. Glags, Representing some of the strongest companies in America. Special attention given to first-class farm property and cotton gins. L have the most attractive Accident Polioy evey put on the market, Otfice, 100 Whitlock avenue, in rear First Na ional Bank. Facts. Worth Knowing YOU may by reading this advertisement, learn a few things you were not aware of. This is a progressive store, even if we do not make a big whoop and how] over the fact. The Marietta Dry Goods Company, successors to the Bostain Com pany, has an established reputation in Marietta and Cobb County, and we are go ing right along in the same channel, serving the old patrons of this popular store in the same satisfactory manner, and striving all the time to gain new friends and cus tomers. We can do this, we are sure, for we have an attractive line of new fall and winter goods, and our prices are very reasonable considering the class of goods, DRESS GOODS We are now showing a handsome line of tS. fall and winter DRESS GOODS. These TO goods are all fresh and new; correct styles } and patterns. We can supply your wants in this line, we are sure, and we can also ) ® save you money. We have a handsome / line‘r);ngingin:ricefrom................ : Per Yard Amoskeag Outing You are of course familiar with this brand of outing. This outing is staple and is known the world over. It is very desirable for win ter use, in fact it is superior to to the kind sold at most stores. Pet ¥ard. . & .oivi ... O New Ginghams Fresh andnew just from the mar ket. We have them in all the new styles and prints, and the price is alright for this special lot. They are splendid values. Per yd *Oc Marietta Dry Goods Co. The Store of Quality Successors Bostain Co. J. G. ROBERTS, ATTORNEY AT Law, (Office with Hon,D. W. Blair.) MARIETTA, $ s GEORGIA, Will practice in State and Federal Courts, JOHN AWTREY, ATTORNEY, MARIETTA, s : GEORGIA. Practice in the United States Counrts, Bankruptey Courts, all State Courts, and Ordinary’s Court. Special attenticn given management of estates. Office in the Gober Building, upstairs, on Atlanta street. H. G. CORYELL, Fire and Life Insurance, OFFICE on North side fublic Bquare, over F s«uumﬁ- store, Marietta, Ga. Apglt‘caﬁon from neighboring towns promptly atten to. Sl S N S S Dr. E. L. HARRIS, OSTEOPATH. Office and Residence, 606 [Church 'St. Phone 75 Treats both acute and : chronic diseases. AP e et MRS W. HOWARD PERKINSON, MD., & PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Marietta, Ga. Office over Book Store, west side of Public Square. Residence at Miss Towers, on Lawrence Street. Office phone No. 23. Residence Phone No 19r1. DR. W. M. KEMP, GENERAL PACTITIONER MARIETTA. GA, Office, in Gober balld ing over Ward Bios. store. Besidence allep Winn place, Lawrence street. ‘ sidence Phone 73. Office Phone %/ ——— e CHAS. H. FIELD, M. D, C.D. RLDER, M. D, Residence Phone Reside nce Phone No. 139, No. 128, W Drs, FIELD & ELDER, Diseascs of Women and Children, and Sargery. MARIETTA, GEORGIA. Roome 4 and 5 Gober Building. Office Telephone No. 181, 1 Jo Do MALONEQ Mo DOQ PracTicing PHYBRICIAN | MARIETTA, GEORGIA | Residence 415 Kennesaw Aveaue. Office up stairs in Malone Building, North-east corner public Square. Rooms 1 and 2. 'l J ’ 4§ & O’ . ", . SURGEON DENTIST. Office South Side Public Square, Offices forw | erly occupied oy Dr. J. C, Greer, | MARIETTA, GEORGIA, J. J. Black Lumber Co. il i ib e 3 SAREW Manufacturers of s s il by e 00l Sash, Doors, Blinds, Interier Finish and General Mill Work. House Bill a Specialty. . : . ) ‘ I F you are goiug to build, your business % our business. Let us figure with you, and if Low PRICEs, best material and prompt de liveries are considered, we'll do the rest. Out-of-town inquiries and orders solicited. : : City Orrics: Atlanta Street,Phone 204, YArD aND Mirr: at Butlers, Phone s 6. Cement Blocks, Sidewalk Tiles, Cement, Plaster Paris and Ready Roofing .. .. Contractors for all kinds of Cement and Roof ing Work. Our Tile and Blocks are the best that First Good Material and Workmanship Can Possibly Produce. : : : : : Conecrete Blocks are cheaper than brick and as durable as stone. Our Roofing is the best that money can buy, and is guaranteed for ten years, R. H. Cox & Company Successors to W, P, STEPHENS, CHURCH ST., Phone 170, Friday, October 7, 1910 Pretty Percales A splendid line of Percales from the best mills. All standard goods in bright new patterns, a high grade, serviceable article at a me dium price. These goods are noy on saleat per yd .........12%¢ Outing Gowns A good line of Outing Gowns, the very thing for this winter’s use. This is a nice garment, serviceable and pretty. These garments are now on sale at 50c¢, 60c, 75¢, $l.