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Page Ten
Regu'ar Monthly Meeticg Held
On Monday Night
April 6th.
Council Chamber, March 2nd, 1914,
Council convened in regular ses
sion, Mayor E. P. Dobbs presiding,
with full board of Councilmen ex
cept Councilman Black.
Minutes of last regular meeting
and adjourned meeting were read and
approved,
A communication was received
from Col. D. W. Blair, relative to
tax fifa against D. B. Parks. On
motion, the marshal was instructed
to collect the real estate portion of
the Parks fifa out of the real estate
assessed against D. B, Parks, but not
to insist on the tax from that source
on the personalty, since the realty
has changed hands.
On motion, communications from
W. A. Mayfield and O. O. Adams were
referred to the finance committee,
Under the head of standing com
mittees, Councilman Brumby, chair
man of the clock committee, report
ed verbally that he had had lights
put on the town clock without cost
to the city.
Reports of Clerk, Marshal, Treas
urer, and sexton were read.and or
dered spread on the minutes.
On motion of Councilman Kemp,
seconded by Councilman Grogan, the
following accounts were approved
and vouchers ordered issued to pay
same, to-wit:
Z. T. Gann, Small pox expenses 1.20
Marietta Ice Co., small pox ex
pense 3.7 F
J. W. Hardeman & Sons, small
pox expense 24.60
Hicks & Shaw, small pox ex
pense 3.50
Hodges Drug Co., small pox
expense 9.3b6
Ralph Holmes, small pox ex
pense 22.60
L. M. Haney, small pox ex
pense 5.00
L. H. Brown, small pox ex
pense 2.50
Wikle-Butler Drug Co., small
pox expense 64.95
W. W. Watkins & Son 18.30
J. A. G. Anderson 10.00
Board of Lights & Water
=—LADIER SALE BARGAINS—
To get a good idea of the variety and beauty of our spring line. you must see them, We
bought these goods at a saving and now you get the benefit in Easter bargains in all lines
Come and be convinced,
Dry Goods
Cream Wool Serge, 36 in. $l.OO
value, in
master Bale at - .. .00 Buc
36 inch Messaline Silk in
Haster Nala gt . oL 983
35 cent Wash Silks in
Master Mol Rt .. 193
36 inch Percales in 9
Eaßter NS gt o L C
12 1-2 cent Ginghams in
Baster Saleat . 00 Inc
10 cent Ginghams in 8
HMaster Sale at 0000 C
Good Calico in
auaster Sale at . 0000 50
White Table Damask, 37 1-2 cent
value in
pßster Nale at .. o 0 296
White Table Damask, 60 cent value,
in
parey Salaat o . 0. 480
Nice line of Shirt Waists and Ladies’ and Children’s Wash Dresses and Middy Blouses. And many other bargains to
numerous to mention. Come and let us save you money.
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L , Proprietor. ,
Works 439,65
Foote & Davies Co., 28.85‘
T. E. Wiley .40
D. C. Bryant 40
R. M. Sanges 2.35,
The Marietta Journal 4.00
The Marietta News 11.25
John Awtrey, office postage 2.00|
W. G. Owenby & Co. 22.97
Geo. W. Hammett 22.!-)Sl
H. H. Looney, board of prisoners 4.00
John T. Dorsey 39.50
J. E. Mozley 4().001
B. V. Greer, street certificates 87.59
Brumby Garage 5.55 |
Marietta Book Store 6.25
F. E. A, Schilling 2.95 }
W. R. Power 20.00
L. P. Burton 50.00
Sanford Bruce 25.00
H. H. Looney 40.00
John Awtrey 75.00
J. W. Sanges 30,00,
J. E. Maddox 20.00
William Wilson 7.00
Velie Motor Vehicle Co., Fire
Truck 870.72
On motion of Councilman Groover,
seconded by Councilman Grogan, the
Mayor was authorized to make the
first payment on the auto truck on
its arrival, voucher to issue accord
ingly.
The ordinances presented by
Councilman Brumby that the Feb
ruary meeting regulating skating on
the sidewalks and traffic on the
streets, were taken up and adopted.
Councilman Kemp presented an or
dinance to prohibit cruelty to ani
mals, which was adopted unanimous
ly.
The said three ordinances are as
follows, to-wit:
ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
TRAFFIC ON THE STREETS
Whereas, the streets of Marietia
are narrow, and the travel there in
very much congested, and it is neces
sary to more clearly define the rules
of the road and to observe a more
strict observance of them by vehicles
of every class, therefore, BE IT OR
DAINED by the Mayor and Council
of the city of Marietta, as follows:
Sectionl That it shall hereafter
be unlawful for any person by him
self or driver, or agent to violate any
one or more of the following rules
of the road of the city of Marietta.
Rulel. Keep to the right of the
street.
Rule 2. Keep to the right when
permitting another vehicle to over
take you, which vehicle shall pass to
the left of the vehicle—not street
car—overtaken.
Rule 3. In order that all vehicles
Shoes Shoes
Men's Slippers, tans and blacks,
worth $3.50, going in
At DRIs et ... L $2|75
$2.50 values, in
Daster Guls at . ......... 1-75
Men's Elastic Slippers, worth $2.00,
going in
R TR RGN R sl|4B
Men's and boys' Shoes reduced 25¢
off the regular price.
Ladies' Slippers, all styles and prices
Button Oxfords, worth $3.00 going
in ¢
DRAer e Ay v 2-25
Men's and Boys' Tennis Slippers,
from 48c to $1.25 whites and blacks.
I.adies’ and Children’s hats from Ssoc up to $4.00
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
on each side of the street shall he
headed in the same direction, owners
drivers, or agents of vehicles, are re
quired to turn, if necessary, whe<n
stopping at the side-walk, so that the
side-walk will be to the right of such l
driver when sucb stop is made. I
Rule 4. When a car stops to ‘take
on or let off pessengers, all vehicles
going in the same direction stop un
til the car has moved.
Rule 5. Slow moving or standing
vehicles must not only keep to the
right, but near the curb, so as to per
mit other vehicles to overtake them.
Provided, that this rule shall not ap
ply to slow-moving vehicles on resi
dent streets where overhanging
shade trees prevent the passage of
such vehicles near the curb.
Rule 6. In overtaking street car,
pass it on the right. If there is not
sufficient space to pass the car on the
right, follow the car until there is
a space on the rights
Rule 7. In order the the City fire
apparatus shall have the. right-of
way in going to a fire, all vehiclesl
must, upon hearing the approach of
the fire apparatus, pull to the (:urb—l
ing, and all pedestrians must stay on
the side-walk until after the fire wa-‘
gon has passed.
Rule 8. All automobiles parkingz
on the Public Sgnare shall head in
to the side walk.
ORDINANCE TO PREVENT
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Be it ordained, that from and af
ter the adoption of this ordinance,
it shall be unlawful for any person
to beat, punish, starve, or otherwise
inhumanly treat any horse, mule,
cow, ox or other dumb brute, within
the corporate limits of the City of
Marietta, so as to cause the same
unnecessary pain or suffering.
Any person violating the provi
sion of this ordinance shall be pun
ished by paying a fine of not over
one hundred dollars or work on the
streets not more than fifty days, at
the discretion of the Mayor.
ORDINANCE, to prohibit skating
on certain side-walks,
Whereas, there is only one con
crete side-walk of any length in the
City of Marietta, and this being only
on one gside of the street, and very
narrow for the amount of travel;
therefore,
| BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Council of the City of Marietta,
That there shall be no skating by
any person or persons more than
twelve yvears of age, on any concrete
side-walk within the City of Mariet
ta. Any person or persons violating
Hats
Men's .Straw Hats, $3.00 values
in
DUnter Bt ot ... $2|25
$2.50 Hats going in $
Baster Bale ot v 1:75
$2.00 Hats going in $
EasterSale;t 1|25
Wool Hats, all styles, from $l.OO to
$1.75.
Men's Silk Hats, worth $l.OO going
in
S 0 Bale gt (... 506
Trunks from
sl|4B TO ss|4B
this ordinance, or causing the same
to be done, shall on conviction, be
punished by fine not exceeding Ome
Hundred dollars or fifty days on the,
public streets of Marietta, either;
penalty to be inflicted at the dis
cretion of the Mayor. |
No further business, Council ad-'
journed. |
E. P. DOBBS, Mayor. ‘
JOHN AWTREY, Clerk.
Marietta, Ga., March 2nd, 1914.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Gentlemen:-
I submit the following report for
the month of February, to-wit:
BURIALS.
White, resident 4
White, non-resident 3
' TOTAL 7
‘Co]ored, resident 5
| —_—
' GRAND TOTAL 12
Respectfully submitted, |
: SANFORD BRUCE,
Sexton.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Gentlemen:-
I submit the following report for
the month of February, to-wit:
I have made 49 cases, convicted
27, discharged 15, now pending 7.
Fines Imposed $166.50
Fines collected 71.00
['ines pending, balance 95.50
RECEIPTS
From tax fi fas $£672.05
From Fines 71.09
TOTAL $744.05
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid B. V. Greer, City
Treasurer $744.05
Respectfully submitted,
H.-H. LOONEY,
City Marshal.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Gentlemen: -
I submit the following report for
the month of February, to-wit:
. RECEIPTS
From License taxes $2,318.50
Property taxes 1913, not on
Digest 8.50
| TOTAL $2,327.00
| st
DISBURSEMENTS
‘ Paid B. V. Greer, City
Treasurer, $2,327.00
’ Respectfully submitted,
l JOHN AWTREY,
City Clerk.
‘Hon. Mayor and Council,
BOOK LOST FRCM LIBRARY.
The Kennesaw Chapter U. D. C.
will be very grateful if their copy of
Miss Rutherford’s book, ‘“The South
in History and Literature” is return
ed to the Clarke Library where it be
longs.
Gentlemen:-
1 submit the following report for
the month of February, to-wit:
RECEIPTS
Balance last report etaoin nilodarth
Balance on hand last reportsl,49l.ol
Received from John Awtrey,
City Clerk, 2,327.00
Received from H. H. Looney,
City Marshal, 744.05
TOTAL $4,562 06
« DISBURSEMENTS
H. H. Looney $ 3.00!
L. M. Haney 63.10 |
Eugene Jefferson 10.00 |
J. W. Hardeman & Sons 6%.82
John S. Dobbins 27.86 !
H. H. Looney 40.00 !
J. E. Maddox 20.00 |
J. W. Sanges 30.00\
1. P. Burton 50.00 i
Sanford Bruce 25.090 ‘
John Awtrey 15.00
F. C. Sanges 13.60 "
J. E. Mozley 40.00 t
W. T Mogher 1.00 |
C. A. Wells 3.00 |
J. H. Hawkins 2.50%
Mayes & Brown 42.35 !
Board of Lights and Water |
Works 441.45 |
John Awtrey 1.00 |
N. M. Mayes, Sinking Fund 188.45
TOTAL $1.155.12 !
Balance on hand, 3,407.94 |
|
TOTAL $4,562.06
Respectfully submitted, '.‘
B. V. GREER,
City Treasurer.
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Beef and Milk A-plenty
Cattle are kept for two purposes; for beef pro- :
duction and for milk production. To do either right Any time any of my cat
they must be healthy. There is nothing better to § tle get anything wrong
~ keep them in continued good health, or to make § with them I give them a
them well quickly when sick, than a few doses of— fsc\;: gog:; ofMllsz re) ;CIl) Ne é
STOCK They soon get well.
ee ee John S. Carroll,
MEDICINE Moorhead, Miss.
| Stirs up the liver—Drives TR A e con.
| disease poisons away. At your dmefl'P e
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Men’s odd Panis
MEN'S ODD PANTS worth $4.50 go
ing in
Baßley Bals &t . ... $3|25
Men’s odd pants worth $4.00 going
in :
BRater Bnl6 0t ... ... $3|25
$3.50 Pants going in $
SANIEE Bl b .........; 2125
$2.00 Pants now in $
SO Bl Y ..., . 1125
Boys’ Knee Pants, 4 years to 17 years
from 25¢ to 64 c.
Suit Cases and Trunks, full line,
just in, Suit Cases from 89 cents
to
AT SRIE Nt . .. ... . sl|4B
~ Friday, April I¢, 1914
; NOW.
I All the sweetest music sung soft and
i eplear
Can never thrill nor waken the Bi
| lent ear.
Not all the sunshine in God's won
i drous skies
. Can brighten again closed sleepin,
! eyes. i
‘ Not all the love a heart can holg,
iCan reach the loved ore fair ang
! cold,
;Speak now—do not delay loving
! thoughts unsaid,
I’Ere long that life and soul hay.
fled. .
t EMMA M:GINTY,
Overcome by Simple Remedy,
Hurried and careless habits of eat.
ing, irregular meals and foods that
do not harmonize, tend to weaken
the digestive organs and result in
different forms of stomach trouble.
If you are one of the unfortunates
who have drifted into this condition
eat simple foods only, slowly, rec
larly and -take Vinol, our delicioys
cod liver and iron tonic.
~ Mrs. H. J. Smith, Thomasville, Ga.,
says: “I suffered from a stomach
trouble, was tired, worn out and ner
vous. A friend advised me to take
Vinol. My stomach trouble soon dis
lappeared and now I eat heartily ang
‘have a perfect digestion and I wig),
every tired, weak woman could have
| Vinol, for I never spent any money
| In my life that did me so much good.”
| The recovery of Mrs. Smith was
Idue to the combined action of the
i medicinal elements of the cods’ livers
‘-—aided by the blood making and
strength creating properties of tonic
}iron, which are contained in Vinol.
| We will return the purchase money
every time Vinol fails to benefit.
| P.S. Our Saxo Salve stops ftch
| ilng and begins healing at once.
Hodges Drug Company, Marietta, Ga
Men’s Clothing
7.50 sui i
%;ster ;:I:sa'io.g.‘(? m L $1 3-48
15.00 Sui i
%aster S:ll:saf‘.o go m o $12|48
12.50 Suits to go i
%aster Slzllllt:s ;2 gO m o s9|flfl
10.00 Sui i
%ast?zr Slrltes :1: g.o. m S sB|7s
Boys’ Suits
BOYS SUITS, good line of colors,
sizes from four to twenty years.
Prices from $1 .25 TO $5|75
