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WEDNESDAY MOANING. BRSSWICK DAILY NEWS PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO. A. H. LEAVY Manager LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr... City Editor CHARLES M. TILTON Solicitor Advertising rate* made known on application. Church and other char* Itable organisation notice* published at hail the regular rates. Entered at the Brunswick, Ga., postoffice, as second-class mall mat ter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Terms to subscribers In the city and by mall tree o£ charge to all arte ot the United mates and Can ada, Mexico, Porto Rico, Guam, Phil ippine Islands and Hawaiian islands: Pee Month I -WO tlx Months 5.60 On* Year 6.00 LEGAL NOTICES. Prom and after this date the legal advertisements of tne sheriff of Glynn county, Ga., will be published in the Brunswick Dally News. W. H. BERRIE, Sheriff Glynn County. January 10, 1901. From and after this date all legal advertisements and citations of the ordinary of Glynn county, Georgia, will be published In the Brunswick Dally News. HORACE DART. Ordinary Glynn County, Ga? From and after this date the legal notices of the clerk of the Superior Court of Glynn county will b# pub lished In the Brunswick Dally News. H. P. du BIGNON, Clerk S. C. G. C. Prom and after this date the legal advertisements of the Bherlff of Cam dsn county, Ga., will be published la th# Brunswick Dally News. JOHN H. BROWN, Sheriff Camden County, Ga. St. Mary’s, Ga., Jan. 15, 1902. On and after this date, the Bruns wick Daily News will be the official organ of the ordinary of Camdon county, Ga. ROBERT LANG, Ordinary. Camdsn county, Ga. On and after this date the Bruns wick Dally News will be the official organ of the clerk of the superior eourt, Camden county, Ga. J. H. RUDOLPH, Clerk Superior Court, Camden county, Ca. Hon. Emory Speer has designated the Brunswick Daily Newt as the official organ of the United States Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, for Glynn county. LOSSES BY FIRE. The New York Commercial calls at tention to the fact that the annual loss by fire in the United States Is alarm ingly great and increasing from year to year, notwithstanding the constant adoption oi new aou Improved methods of trying to prevent It. The loss Is very large, Indeed. The Increase Is greater in proportion than the increase In the •falue of the property. Suppose this ratio snould he maintained unin terruptedly, as the Commercial says, “the time would eventually come when the country would be without property to protect.” The matter of “protec tion" ot property by Insurance Is, after all, only protection to the owner against any loss to him, and not any protection or Insurance against the de struction of the property. Insurance only shifts the responsibility for the loss from the owner to the insurance company, and does not remove It from ■ the people of the county. So It is seen readily that the country as a whole suffers the shrinkage of Its assets just the same. So much material has been consumed . destroyed, gone to waste; so much value has disappeared, and while he owner has the worth of It returned to him, the country as a whole sustains the loss. The Commercial tainks there is a remedy for this great loss. It thinks that "If the insurance companies would all enforce more vigorous con ditions for the Issuance of policies, restrain the excessive teal of compe tition, arrange their schedules so as to afford real encouragement to careful owners of property, aad pomote, as far as in them lies, the construction of fire-proof building, they would doubt less reduce their risks materially, and a general decrease in the losses by lira would be the Inevitable result." If this plan would prove effective, and It seems reasonable to assume that It would aid very materially in the work, the insurance companies should not longer delay in the matter of put ting It into execution. The Valdosta Times thinks “Dick Croker is not the first man who has "resigned" to keep from being fired. The Virginia constitutional conven tion, according to the New York Sun, has the gift of perpetual motion. It can talk, ye gods, It can talk! Vir ginia is beginning to believe that the convention will sit forever. Men grow ing old will give themselves an air of dignity by saying that they remem bered well the day when the conven tion met. Little boys now in knicker bockers will come to reverence and the silver hair and tell their grandchil dren that the convention is the first thing they can remember. It may be that airships will be cleaving the ether long before the convention shows a mind tto adjourn, says the Sun. The Commoner says Thomas Jeffer son founded the Democratic party, which Is true. As to who foundered the party it speaketh not, says the Birmingham News. An exchange says a whisky drum mer was taken for DuPont Guerry at Waycross some days ago. What was that whisky drummer doing In Way cross, anyway? Dewey had sense. He cut the ca bles before fighting. He evidently thought it wise to cut the last link that connected hni with the navy depart ment. Sir Thomas Lipton’s receipt for prosperity is this: “Work hard, deal honestly, be enterprising, exercise careful judgment, advertise judiciously but freely. Admiral Schley has had bis first deer hunt, and that on Georgia soil. He got four shots, and killed one deer. We knew he would hit something. The government has been taking care of Generral Longstreett many years, and It looks as if he will con tinue in an easy berth. License Ordinance, AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE certain kinds of business within the city of Brunswick, fix the amount ot license or business tax to be paid for the privilege of persuing such business, and prescribing penalties for the violation of the same. SECTION I.—He It ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen ot the City of Brunswick iu council assembled, and it is hereby ordained by tne au thority of the same, That the follow ing licenses and specific taxes shall bo levied and collected from all per sons during business in the city ot Brunswick for tne fiscal year begin ning February 1. 1902, and expiring February 1, 1903; Abstract and Title Cos., each,. .3 10,00 Agency or agent real estate, renting or selling 50.00 Agency or agent, claim and collection 25.00 Agency or agent, each steam ship line 100.00 Agency or agent each steam boat line 25.00 Agency or agent, each sail ing vessel line 25.00 Agent (resident) sewing ma chine 15.00 Agent (truuslent), sewing machine 25.00 Architect 25.00 Auctioneer 25.00 Agency or agent or owner of each towboat lino 25.00 Agency or agent of each brewery, (resident or non resident) 200.00 Agent, attorney at law or 01 —other pifrty - -negotiating loan on real estate 25.0 U Bakery 15.00 Bank or banker 50.00 Barrell factory 25.00 Box factory 10.00 Barber shop, single shair 5.00 Where there is more than one chair, the license then shall be each chair 4.00 Bill poster (resident or tran sient) 25.00 Billiard table used for pub lic play 25.00 Birds, each dealer In (local or transient 5.00 Bicycle repair shop 10.00 Bicycle, dealer in or agent for 15.00 Bicycle livery 10.00 Blacksmith shop, each forge Boarding house (entertaining transient boarders ”... 10.00 Eash person, firm or corpor ation shipping or soliciting from masters of vessels the shipping of sailors or keen ing a sailors' boarding house, or both, shall pay a license of 60.00 Each runner or solicitor for sailor boarding house or sailor shipping agent shall pay a license of 25.00 Bracket works or shops 25.00 Bottling works for soda water or mineral water 25.00 Bottling works, beer, 25.0 Bootblacks (not to apply to boot blacks in- barber shops), to be under control of and stand subject to removal at any time by the police, and to be compelled to wear a badge 2.00 Brick, dealer In or agent for.. 10.00 Broker in bonds, notes stocks or exchange, acting for him self or others, whether hav ing an sffioe or not .S9.M THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. Broker, merchandise, fruit or produce of any kind.. 40.00 Broker, ship, 60.00 Broker, general, 100.00 Broker, naval stores 60.00 Broker, provisions or forage, or resident merchandise 40.00 Building and Loan Associa- • tion or its agent, loaning or offering to loan money, doing business exclusively- in the city 25.00 Doing business out of the city and soliciting business in Brunswick 60.00 Bagatelle or other like table for play 50,00 Cabinet shop or repairing fur niture 10.00 Candy manufacturer 10.00 Canvassers, soliciting orders from house to house for them selves or others, for books, periodicals, pictures or pat ented articles of any kind, each 25.00 Canvassers for furniture, each, 25.00 Canvassers, drummers, or so licitors of trade from pass ers-by on the streets, (com monly known as “puliera-ln” whether such canvassers, drummers or solicitors are regularly employed by an other or not, each 100.00 Carriage manufactory, Includ ing wagons and other ve hicles 26.00 Carrige repair shops, includ ing wagons and other vehicles 16.00 Cigar manufactory 10.00 Circus, each exhibition 100.00 Circus sideshow,each exhbition 10.00 Circus parade, if exhibition is given inside the city 25.00 Circus parade, if exhibition is given outsde the city 100.00 Civil engineer or surveyor... .10.00 Clothes cleaner and presser.. 10.00 Coal dealer, selling less than ten-ton lots 26.00 Coal dealer, selling ten-ton lots or over, shall be consid ered wholesale deaers and • pay 50.00 Commission merchant or expor ter, or forwarding agent of cotton, lumber, crossties, naval stores or other mer chandise, foreign or coast wise, or agent or representa tive of any person.corpora tion, firm or exporter...... 100.00 Commission merchant receiv ing produce, goods or wares on consignment and selling same on commission . 40.00 Commission merchant receiving on commission fresh meats, fish and oysters, and sell ing same on commission or otherwise 60.00 Contractor or builder taking contract for 1500.00 and * more, and less than 95.00u.00 60.00 Contractor or builder taking contracts for 16,000 or more 100.00 Contractor or builder (mean ing brick-layers, carpenters, whitewashes, plasterers, kal somlners, painters, paper bangers, etc,,) taking con tracts under 9500 and over 950 15.00 Corn or grist mill 25.00 Centennial Board for public play, for each week, 100.00 Cold storage 25.00 Dealer in t merchandise, deal ing in or selling all kinds of merchandise or wares at wholesale, and which is not in this ordinance or other wise provided for shall pay.. 50.00 (And the license granted shall Include to each dekler or merchant the privilege of selling at retail as well as wholesale.) Dealer or merchant dealing in and selling, at re tail only, any and all kinds of goods, ware and merchan dise and not including spe cial lines and not herein otherwise provided for, shall pay XO.OO Not dealing in fruit 10.00 If dealing In fruit 20.00 Dog—The owner of a dog or dogs, or the occupant of any premises where a dog-or dogs Is or are kept, shall pay for every dog so owned or kept an annual license of 1.00 Dealer in shot gun ammunition only 500 Dye house (resident or agent for others) 10.00 Drug store 15.00 Department stores carrying over $500.00 and not more than f1.00u.00 stock, 10.00 Deparment stores carrying over $1,000.00 and not more than 32,000.00 stock, 15.00 Department stores carrying over $2,000 and not more than 33,000 sock 20.00 Department stores carrying over 33.000 and not more than 35,000 stock 30.00 Department stores carrying over 35,000 and not more than 37,500 stock 40.00 Department stores carrying over 37,500 and not more tn&n 3i0.000 stock 50.00 Department stores carrying over 310.000 and not more than 315,000 stock 60.00 Department. stores carrying over 315.000 and not more than 325,000 stock 75.00 Department stores carrying over 325,000 and not more than 350,0u0 stock 100.00 Department stores carrying over 35U.000 and not more ■ than 3100.000 6tock 150.00 | Department stores are hereby con strued to mean -.nose which carry three or more lines of goods subject to license, under the provisions of this ordinance, but merchandise brokers, agents, undertakers, liquor-dealers and dealers In guns, pistols, bowie knives, or other deadly weapons can not take out Department Store li cense. Each person or firm repair ing watches, docks or Jew elry j (jQ Electric light company.. 200.00 Express company 100.00 Electric machinery and sup plies, each exclusive dealer in •• 25.00 Electric contractor otherwise iastailisg deserts wises :,** Fertilizers, dealer in or agent agent for 25.00 Fish, crab or oyster dealer at retail 5.00 Fish, crab or oyster hucksters eacn 5.00 Each huckster shall be fur nished by the clerk with a badge or number plainly marked and It shall be the duty of each and every such huckster to wear same in conspicuous pace. Fireworks, each dealer In at retail 95.00 at wnolesale 20.00 i where connected with other licensed business 15.00 Foundry Or machine shops.... 50.00 Fruit, dealer in, stand not to to be extended more than three feet from wall of fence, In fruit exclusively 15.00 If other merchandise not herein specially provided, sold 20.00 Flying jenny or merry-go round, each day 10.00 Gas companies each 100.00 Gas fitter or plumber 25.00 Guarantee or surety edmpany or agent for guarantee or surety company 25.00 Gunsmith, repairing guns and bicycles 2500 Harness maker and repairer of harness 10.00 Harness and sadderly whole sale dealer 25.00 Harness and sadderly, at retail with right to repair.. 25.00 Hotel containing fifty or more rooms 60.00 Hotel containing less than fifty and more than twenty rooms 40.00 Hotel containing 20 rooms 25.00 Hall, public, 25.00 (No license snail be Issued for any pubic hall located within 200 feet of a barroom.) Hoisting engine for discharg ing or loading vessels each engine. 25.00 Hoisting apparatus, other than/ steam, for discharging ves sels 5.00 Hand organ, grinder of, each day 1.00 Horse or mule broker, drover or dealer 50.00 Ice factory or agent for 60.00 Ice—Every person, firm or cor poration Importing ice and offering same for sale shall be considered a wholesale dealer and pay 60.00 Ice cream saloon 6.00 Ice cream peddler 5.00 Insurance companies— Every local agent or agency for each life Insurance company (except traveling or special agents), where such company Itself does not pay such li cense tax 50.00 Every special or traveling agent of each life Insurance company (this license not to be prorated) 25.00 All other Insurance compan ies, including fire, accident* marine and other inst ance each, 7 25.00 Insurance broker 100.00 Itinerant (including all itiner ant physicians or professors, venders of proprietary ar ticles and all articles sold by Itinerants upon the streets 250.00 Inspector of naval stores 5.00 Inspector of lumber, timber, staves and crossties, 5,00 Jeweler or dealer in jewelry.. 10.00 Junk dealer, dealing in iron, steel brass or metals of any kind, or second-hand robe, canvass and other articles ot merchandise usually dealt in by junk dealers shall pay a license of 100.00 Provided, that each junk dealer, in addition to, at all times, keeping his books open and subject to inspection by the marshal or assistant mar shal of said city in searching for stolen property, shall dally render to the marshal of said city a written report and statement, showing all ar ticles received by such junk dealer the preceding day and from whom such articles were received; and for the viola tion of tne terms thereof, up on conviction before the Mayor and Council, after no tice Is given to such junk dealer of the time and place of trial, the license of such Junk dealer may be annulled and revoked by said Mayor and Council; and in addition to the revoking of said li cense, such junk dealer may be prosecuted befpre the po lice court of said city for vio lation of this ordinance and, upon conviction, punished as prescribed in the sixteenth section of the act of the Geor gia legislature, approved No vember 12, 1889, amending ing the charter of this city, incorporated in section 71 of the city code compiled by Owens Johnson, Esq., in 1900 Knife board or stick board or other board or table for pub lic play (this shall not ap ply to any game or device where prizes or premiums or cash are given away or in any way allowed the custo mers or patrons thereof), each day. 2 .00 Lightning rod dealers or agents soliciting or putting up work in the city 100.00 Laundry, Including Chinese . 25.00 Lamber, retail dealer in 10.00 Lime, dealer In 10^00 Lunch stands, each lo!oo Liquors—Each person or firm selling spirltous or malt li quors in quantities of one quart or upwards, not drank on the premises, shall be con sidered wholesale dealers * D< l WO-OO Ard If drank on the premises stall pay a retail license of 200.00 Each person or firm selling sp ritous or malt liquors in quantities of less than five gallons, with the right to have the same or part of <m m*kh s the premises shall be consid ered *Tetall dealer, and pay., 300.00 (A separate license must be trten out for each separate bar.) The term “bar” as used in this article is understood as meaning, not the house,store or room in which the liquors are served to customers, but the single or septate furni ture or paraphernalia which connected, the one place with the other, Is used by regular barkeepers In dispensing d’-inks to customers. Provided, that no license shall be granted for the sale of spirituous or malt liquors in quantities less than one quart, where it is to be drunk on the premises, to any per son or applicant until such person or applicant shall have given a bond with suffi cient security, to be approv ed by the Mayor and Council, in the sum of SSOO, condition ed upon the keeping of an orderly house by said appli cant or person, and for the faithful observance of the ordinance regulating the sale of liquors (or and during the terms of said license; and upon proof of the breach of said bond made before the Mayor and Coun cil in council assembled, it shall be the power of tlje Mayor and in Council to re voke and annul said license so granted. Provided further, that all ap plications for licenses to sell spirituous or malt liquors at retail in quantities less than 5 gallons shall be read at one meeting of the Mayor and Council and then published as a part of the proceedings of that meeting, and at the next subsequent meeting of the Mayor and Council granted or refused in the discretion of the said Mayor and Council; and no license shall be grant ed except as heretofore pro vided. Provided further, that no minors or women shall be al lowed to enter, loiter or re main In any barroom where spirituous or malt liquors are sold; that no lunch couater or restaurant shall be permitted to be run or operated in the same building where said bar room is operated. By the terms "lunch counter” and m “restaurant" It is understood to be a place or places where food is sold. Provided further, that no person, firm or corporation engaged in the sale, at whole sale or retail, of spirituous vinous or malt liquors with in the incorporate limits of the city of Brunswick, snail open any place or places o£ business wherein any such liquors are sold or al lowed to be soldi or sell or dispose of such liquors therein or therefrom, or keep any such place or places where any such liquors are sold sell any such liquors, be fore five o’clock in the morning or after ten o’clock at night, Standard time, save and except upon Saturdays, when the same may be kept open and such liquors sold therein and therefrom until the hour of eleven o’clock at night. Standard time, at which time said places shall be closed and all busi ness therein. Provided further, tnat such place where spirituous, vin ous or malt liquors are sold shall not have screens, binds, or anything that might ob struct the view from the streets of the entire interior of such places of business, Provided further, that any person. Arm.or corporation vio lating any of these provis ions shall, upon conviction thereof before the police court of said city, be pun ished as is prescribed in sec tion 16 of the amended char ter of the city of Brunswick, approved November 12, 1889, (incorporated in section 71 of the code of said city compiled by Owens Johnson, Esq., in 1900); and pro . vided further, that in the event of any such violation and conviction thereof, the person, firm or corporation thus convicted shall be sum monsed to appear before the Mayor and Council afore said, and unless said persoa, firm or corporation shall show good cause to the con trary to said Mayor and Coun cil, the license issued to said person, firm or corpora tion as herein provided shall be revoked and annulled by said Mayor and Council. Liquors: Each person or firm selling exclusively malt liq uors by the or cask, shall a wholesale and pay.. 200.00 Liquors:—Each person or firm selling exclusively malt liq uors In quantities less than a keg, case or cask, and con sumed on tne premises, shall be considered a retail dealer, *** 200.00 Marble or stone dealer or agent having no yard in the city, soliciting orders 25.00 Marble or stone dealer or agent with yard in the city. 20.00 Marine railway or dry dock.. .. 50.00 Meats: Retail dealer in fresh meats, or person soliciting or taking orders for same,.. 40.00 "Wholesale dealer in 10000 Merchant (see dealer) Musical merchandise and in struments, dealer in, 25 , 00 Mattress maker or repairer, .. 500 Manufacturer of turpentine stills, or repairer 50,00 im ' . .STEINWAY AND MATHUSEK PIANOS The Best Piano and Organ Now On the Market For the Money SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. B. J. OLEVVINE, Agent - UNREDEEMED PLEDGES For Sale Cheap. ’...TWO DOUBLE BARRELL • BREECH-LOADING GUNS. •..LESS THAN FACTORY COBT ► S.B. NATHANS, 312 Newcastle St. WANTED ; l TO BUY t Second-hand X l F t U t R t N | I I T i u 5 * 1 | SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, ♦ . ORGANS. Etc. NEW HOME AND BINGER ♦ SEWING MACHINES |j .W. WAIKIIS, j 208 Bay St. W. E. IEMPSTE 1 Manager. - f REPAIRS BICYCLES, GUNS, YPEWRITERS AND SEWING MA CHINES, NO GENERAL MECHANICAL . REPAIR SnOP. Successor to J. A. Montgomery. 503 GLOUCESTER STREET. Prompt and Thorough Attention and Prices Reasonable. TO THE PUBLIC In addition to affording every fa cility to our customers consistent with safe banking, we are prepared to act aa Administrator or Executor of Es tates, Guardians of property of prop erty of minors, and to make bonds in judicial and other matters, generally to exercise all our powers as a Trust company. Brunswick Eank & Trust Cos., H. W. GALE, Cashier. CHINESE. RESTAUR A N T . ESTABLISHED 1889. CHUE HALL, Prop. YOU CAN GET THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORD BY EATING HERE 225 Grant Street P. S. —Orders taken for O. K. Laundry, CHANGE IN SCHEDULES. ' Both Southern and Plant System In augurate Changes. Both the Southern Railway and the Plant System inaugurated a change of schedule. The Plant System’s changes are as follows; Train No. 87 leaves at 8:15 a. m. instead of at 5:30 a. m. Train No. 89 leaves at 3:10 p, m. instead of at 2:50 p. m. Train No. 90 arrives at 8:15 a. m., instead of at 9:50 a. m. Train No. 88 arrives at 8:10 p. m. instead of at 7:30 p. m. The Southern changes are as fol lows: No. 19 leaves at 4:45 a. m., No. 15 at 7:20 a. m.. No. 23 at 9:45 a. m., No. 26 at 1:35 p. m., No. 13 at 9:05 p. m. Arriving—No. 20 at 7:50 a. m., No 14 at 7 a. m., No. 24 at 1:10 p. m., No. 16 at 2:35 p. m„ No. 26 at 6:05 p. m. B- 4i B. Schedule. Leave Brunswick for Savannah and points north at 7:20 a. m„ 11:10 a. m. and 8:30 p. m. Arrive Brunswick from Savannah and points north at 7:42 a. m., 2:50 p. m., 7:32 p. m. Leave Brunswick for Jacksonville and points south at 6 a. m., 1:10 p.m., Arrive Brunswick from Jacksonville and points south at 12:60 p. m., 10:32 P- K JANUARY 23.