The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, November 17, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCALLED MEETING AND REGU . LAR SESSION OF THE BODY Accounts Audited and Ordered Paid--- Reports of City Treasurer, Clerk, Marshal and Sexton Call meeting of Mayor and Council held October 16th, 1911. Present: Mayor E. H. Clay and full Board of Council except Council men G. A. Griffin and T. W. Read. Motion made by Councilman J. J. Black, and seconded by Councilman S. C. McEachern, that we receive Mr. J. G. Roberts’ report and refer it to the Finance Committee, they to report back to the next meeting of the Council. Motion carried. ' Motion made by Councilman J. N. Gantt, and seconded by Councilmanl C. W. Carter, that the Clerk get out circulars notifying the people that the Tax Books will be closed on the ! 20th, day of October, and fi fas will be issued on the first day of Novem- | ber against all those who have not paid. Motion carried. | The Mayor requests the street committee to investigate the laying of the cement side-walk and see if Mr. Watson has come up to the contract, and whatever work he has | done that is up to contract, that they report to the Council at a call meet-| ing, and when the work is accepted that the property owners be request ed to pay their half. Mr. J. J. Black reports that the Committee appointed to adjust the matter with the Kennesaw Paper Co,, went down and adjusted the matter, and vouchers are to be issued' the Ist. of November. Committee appointed to investi gate injuries to Mr. Smith’s child, reports that the child has been damaged to the extent of $20.00 or $25.00. Motion made by Councilman C. W. Carter, and seconded by Council man J. J. Black, that we pay Mr. Smith $15.00 and the doctor’s bill, in payment of damages done to his child. Motion carried. ‘ On motion made by Councilman C. W. Carter, and seconded by Councilman J. J. Black, Council ad journed subject to call of the Mayor. — 1 Regular monthly meeting of Mayor and Council held November 6th, 1911. Present: Mayor E. H. Clay and full board of council except Couneil- | man G. A. Griffin. Minutes of regular monthly meet-‘ ing held October 2nd, 1911, call meeting of Mayor and Council held October 16th, 1911, and call meet ing held November 2nd, 1911, read and approved. Reports of C. W. DuPre, City Treasurer, W. J. Black, City Olerk, C. H. Goodson, City Marshal, and S. M. Bruce, Sexton, for month of October 1911, read by Clerk. Motion made by Councilman S. C. McEachern, and seconded by Councilman J. J. Black, that the following accounts be approved and ordered paid: B DORGIE ] TSR Sl AS TN L I i o B QeBOMN . 80800 ee g 1L 1 T ‘ a 2 =~ WO} | a 1 8 1 !z i Zalt | | il" _ﬂl’ I | AR\ A | I '\ |‘“ L Winamiex la— | | wt:. /,/'/1"- i ” \ ,“, \ TN N\ B TEA NI Bt oy . . Archway gives beauty and spaciousness to an- inter ior, and without materially increasing the expense. Provided, of course, that its design is correct, its workmanship faultless and its wood properly selected and sea soned. If we build it, it will have these qualities in perfection and its cost will be J., J. Black Lumber Company P MARIBRTTA GA. : MU A Morrls T L 000 | 8.0 Bpaee Dol sl s RO W. B Dhop ... 0 4 00 ']. W MOy o 4 00 I], W Nithols o i iiiditioin 150 PR S BMth i i * T 4 00 [:J. &, ©. Anderson ... ... X9OO, tDajly Berald .. i . 1090 T Boßter Lo A 80 'Mrs. MoP. Bt s o 0 3788 I Cartine & Carnes.. ... 0.... 1540 Wediblaek. . Lol s A% A JODRMPORE ... o aa L 2 00 ’N. e Whtaon ol il 1503 06 } EAWE Blelds ..o uiin o 5 50 O RNy L e Ak 1 00 (¥ B K Schilling o ..o A 3 a2k gl Black Lumber Company ...... 3172 | J H Hicks & SOO ..o 40 65 Palmer Mason 3 50 ' penpo Beos, & OO oo .o 6 g 0 VI BN el 350 Toty Haewa .. 0. il I 50 W W Watkins &i{Son .............. 7 18 W W NMcOnllonell o L. #3%0 Glover Machine W0rk5........... 30 30 FM AUMY i A Mavietta News ... ... 7 60 John 8. Dobbing. . ... .. ... 2300 P INERE e Ry Mot Jorenal. oL s 3B 6 Anderson Bros. & Company...... 8o 50 AN Buller L Ak Meek & Cassiday ... coocveeeone lis Dobbs Hardware Company ... 3 8o Wikle-Hodges Drug Company.. 195 J B Hawkind . .. ... . ... %00 FOWINE RO . 85 LR Benaerson . 5 00 Frederick Disinfecting Co ... 18 oo Board Lights and Water Wks 139 65 Marietta Book Store ................... 6 o 5 N. P. Pratt Laboratory ........... 500 Kennesaw Paper Company ........ 428 89 ORI DI O i il 415 Joßu B, MOZIOY..i. i eiiines,, 396 16 D R GOOMIOn e 8120 Motion carried, Motion made by Councilman J. N. Gantt, and seconded by Council man C. W. Carter; that the Mayor be authorized to borrow $1500.00 from Mr. S. C. McEachern. Motion carried. Motion made by Councilman J. J. Black, and seconded by Council man J. N. Gantt, that as the Board of Education requests that the Bond Election for Sehool Bonds called for ‘the 15th, of November be called off, ‘that there be no election. Motion ‘carried. Motion made by Councilman J. N. Gantt and seconded by Council man J. J. Black, that the Mayor’s action in paying the acerued interest on the Bonds to the Treasurer be approved. On motion made by Councilman S. C. McEachern and seconded by Councilman J. N. Gantt, the Council adjourned subject to call of the Mayor, | W. J. BLACK, Clerk. | TREASURERS REPORT 1 To Mayor and Council of the City of Marietta, Gentlemen : I herewith submit the following re port for the month of October, 1911; | RECEIPTS Balance from previous report.... $§1269 17 W 1. Blatk, CLOrR . oiiiivi . 2000 00 E. H. Clay, Mayor, accrued ifiterest on bonds ... 34018 )E. H. Clay, Mayor, valid, bonds 324 50 W.J Black, Clerk. ..o v 1,000 oo‘ Wl Blaok, Clerk o ... 0642 67} lC 1. Gooteen, O, M ... T 8 00 Amount left in bank to cover 3 vouchers by former Treasur far i GURODIIE . i 3125 l $5,791 74 THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER Fyar . ) MNOOULOL ¢ CHATTANOOL & WNITTING MILLS X" 5 | : R\ T S L SR, oy \ @ L A g a 8 S - L L\ s, 12 LRI ‘». ‘/ mww g % '$ &&* Y~ For Sale By SMITH & POTTS, The Up-to-Date Drv Goods Merchants. DISBURSEMENTS BY VOUCHER, Name, Amount. 799 1. G, Roberts .. . % 2566 Do) N, Gantt o 12 50 e A GEme L. 12 50 o RRI L L 1T o ht TW e 12 50 784 S.C. McEachern ... 12 o Bk Wi GRiter o o 12 50 7y Wl BBk ... 12 50 288 C,H Goodson ... ... 500 eAL Wea. . ... & oo' bau B.oA Dsbomn .oo 3334 261 Jo B Maddox .- o 0 5000{ fos M. 8 Morels L 60 oo oy 8 M e oo 50 00 . W) Blsek 16 50 s BNy e 108 ooi SNO NG, Watson ..o .o . 107360 00 JonnPoke 45 oo Bor Carolyn Sheppard ........ 25 10 8o .M Cogburtt. ... .. 32 30 807 Palmer Ma50n.................. 200 80l Wo T Btabl o e 66 54 809 Harry Humphries .._.._.... 200 814 B. Gi.Bfumby: .. .. . 50 00 818 €. H, Goodion ... 25 60 820 Kennesaw Paper Co, ... 384 47 Vouchers to be issued : St. Certificates (attached) 392 45 Bills payable and int. o 2326 o 0 $5,094 30 Balance on hand........... 5697. 44 Respectfully submitted, C. W. DUPRE, Treasurer, CLERK’S REPORT | Marietta, Ga., Nov. 6,1911. To the Mayor and Couneil : ‘ Gentlemen: I make vou the following report tor uvite month of Oct. 1911: Collected Bpecial Tax..................ccccevennee 5500( Lolleoted Bireet Tax, ... ... .o 2300 Collected Cemetery 10t.___....__............ 15600 B M Brooaforamees . ... 18 503 EPORILY TRX .. sit asionease 20080 T 4 | Mofel o o L N ; PAID N. G. Watson ............ 1,078 00 3 O. W. DuPre, Treas ..... 2,000 00 ; C. W, DuPre,Treas ........ 1,000 00 ‘ 0. W. DuPre Trea5....... 692 67 : S. C. McEachern..._.......... 1,500 00 . 8. 0. McEachern.............. 500 00 S. C. Mcßachern ............ 1,600 21 D. R. Little, Tr. Bd. Ed. 2,835 84 | — $ll.OOl 74 1 hold Treasurer’s receipt for above amount, W. J. BLACK, Clerk. CITY MARSHAL’S REPORT. marietta, Ga., Nov. 8, 1911, To the Mayor and Couneil * Gentlemen: I make you the following report for the month of Oct., 1911: I have made 78 cages. 47 cases fined ... $267 00 Worked outon street ...................$ 8200 POIGIN ORAN. i IPO 00 RO ol i i 900 Paid C. W. DuPre, Treasurer_ ... 12900 Pald W, J. Black, Q1erk.................. 4700 26 cases discarged. - I hold Treasurer and Clerk receipts for the ‘above amount. C. H. GOODSON, C. M. SEXTON’S REPORT. Marietta, Ga., Nov, 6, 1911, To the Mayor and Council: Gentlemen: I make you the following report for the month of Oct. 1911: . Interments, white, residents .. ... ... 4 Interments, white, non-residents.. ... .....8 Interments, colored residents ... . ... .7 Interments non-residents..._. .. ... ..1 Received for graves and vaults $l6 5o . | I hold Clerk’s receipt for above amount. i 8. M. BRUCE, Sexton. OPPOSITE KENNESAW HOUSE, ChHuck ANDERsON, Proprietor The best of vehicles, the safest of dn vers and the fastest of horses are always ready, night and day for hire, No man, woman or child kas ever given me 3 call in the past, who has been, nor shalj any ever in the futare, be dissatisfied with my teams or tha men in my em. ploy Frervthing and everybody ahont W B iambuer ove, I have cheapened my charges propor tionate to (he stringency of *the times t'or veteronce as to the truth of what 1§ say, as to the turnonte and charges go to my friends, which means the people -generally ties hiring are strictly responsible ton Da gafety of tbewmselves, yehioleg et cman ok A G ANDERBON. Get Rid of the Poisonous Gases and Fermenting Food. If you suffer from headaches, dizzi ness, biliousness, constipation, in activeliver, nervousness, sleeplessness, bad dreams, foul breath. heartburn, shortness of breath, sour stomach, or despondency, be sure and try MI-O-NA stomach tablets. If you want immediatereliel from an upset or rebellious stomach try MI-O NA Stomach Tablets. You might just as well get a 50 cent box today and start to put your stomach in tip-top shape and make your body feel fine and energetic, You take no risk, not a particle, for if MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets do not do all that is claimed for them Wikle- Hodges Drug Company will return your money. FOR RENT—A furnished -cottage from January till July. Mrs. M. G. Screven, 511 Cherokee street. Nov 3tf / Tobacco In France. The government tobacco monopoly in France was established by Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte in a decree issued Dec. 29, 1810. This decree reserved to the government a monopoly of the importation, manufacture and sale of tobacco in all its forms. A Burglar’'s Awful Deed may not paralyze a home so completely as a mother’s long illness. But Dr King's New Life Pills are a splendid remedy for women ‘‘They gave won derful benefit in constipation and fe male trouble,”” wrote Mrs, M. C. Dun lap, of Leadill, Tenn. If ailing, try them. 25cat W, A, Sams’ Drug Store. ‘ ST Ry % Hardly. “Whiffer has bought a very hand some axminster.” ‘ “I'm so glad! Maybe he will take ' me for a ride.” “I bardly think so. There are nv l magic carpets these days.”—Birming - ham Age-Herald. L & ® Tax Collector’s Notice For 1911 I will be at the following places on dates below for the purpose of collecting State and County Taxes. Marietta, October Ist, to Dec, 20th, Except Dates Named Below. FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND PLACE B Rook . e Sont MouUntain .. ... P Ok e BIREINY i Rt PRNR o sst BONorth - ol sal A lEREE it i RRIONE & o A Owells i e Mawella. L. L MABleton ' BERNeBAW oono monwell oo e Babwell o ol wastall ooy o nlas Yowder Springs. .. |maciangd - o PLEASE NOTE CHANGES=--We will make only two rounds instead of three, as heretofore. We find first visit is useless. We will discontinue our visits to Ore= gon, Merritts and Fullers Districts for the reason that no one has paid taxes in them, except in Marietta for a number of years. The books will close in accordance with the law and fi fa issued as promptly aiter December 20th as possibe. Please pav early and avoid the rush on the last few davs. Under no circumstances will we deduct cost after fi fa has been issued. Yours respectfully, : W. P. STEPHENS, T. C. DON'T FAF. TO REGISTER. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR TAX. . School Days Bring Many Problems You owe it to your children to see that they are well dressed and comfortable. How can it be done on the least money? Stockines have been the greatest trouble. You know the kind that look well until the first recess. If your boy is the rglght kind of boy, he plays sc fast he forgets all about his stockings. To grow he must play that way. Give him the kind of stockings that take care of themselves— Leap-frog, hop-scotch, foot ball, and many other games need have nc terrors for the mother who has bought her son {JHderfices. Let him scuffle, slide, jump all over the play ground—no strain, no holes, no ravel. These wonderful stockings are made from Wunderyarn; dyed with Wunderdye. ‘Wounderyarns are spun from the largest aad toughest cotton fibre known. l'%‘hey are twisted and combed until they have the strength of rope, with the “feel” of silk. Only double threads of Wunderyarn—no single ones whatever—are used in {(JEnderficoe. The heels, toes and knees are reinforced, and remember the strength of re-inforcing yarns does not depend on the thickness. That is one of the reasons why the heels and toes of {Meafices are so soft and pliable and yet so strong. In {gßEnderfices families the mother helps her children with their books when other mothers are slaving with the darning needles. October 12, morning .......... October 2, aftern00n........ No. stop first round ............ October 13th, afternoon.. ... October 16th, afternoon... October 17th (all day)......... October 19th, morning ...... October 19th, afternoon .. October 20 (Carson’s Store) October 20th, afternoon....... October 23,9 a. m. to 2;30 October 24th, morning_........‘ October 24th, afternoon ... Octover 26, 9 a m. to 2:30 October 30, 9 a.m.* 3:00 ’jﬁ gatop. firat round.... .. MAYES BROTHERS (SUCCESSORS TO J. J. HARDAGE) Staple and F taple and FancyGro ® . . ceries & Feed Stuff We have purchased the stock of goods of Mr.J. J. Hardage, and will continue the business in the old stand. We expect to run a live, progressive grocery, catering strictly to the wants of the people, We will appreciate your trade, and promise the same fair treatment you received with the old firm. We expect to carry a first-class iine of goods and we are going to meet the other fellows prices. Call and see us or tzlephone your wants. Mayes Brothers Phone 118 MARIETTA, GA. J. W. Hardeman F. Hardeman J. A. Hardeman Hardeman & Sons m Polite and courteous treatment, good honest goods and full weight. We carry a full line of Shoes, Hats and Pants. A full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hardware and High Grade Fertilizers. Come to see us when in town. All Kinds of Stock Feed. : November Ist, m0rning......... November Ist, afternoon” November 2d, M0rning......... November 2d, afternoon . . November 3d, afternoon . ‘ November 6th, (all day) November Bth, morning . .. November Bth, afternoon . . November 9th. morning . . November 9 th, afternoon November 10, 9 a.m. to 3:00 November 13, 9a.m. to 3:00 November 14th, morning. . November ]4th, evening . . November 15, 9a.m. to 3:00 November 16,9 a.m. to 3:30 November 17th morpring . Friday November 17, 1912 TERRY’S STORE. ARNOLD’S STORE. POSS’ SHOP. SHAW’S STORE WHITFIELD’S STORE McMILLEN BROS. JOHNSON’S STORE. MANER’S STORE. ENSLEY’S STORE CARSON’S STORE LOWE’S STORE LEWIS’ STORE JONES’ Furniture Co. WING’S STABLE. IRVIN’S STORE. BUTNER BROTHERS. CLAY’S STORE.