The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-18
THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. JANUARY Is. 1889.

A. Lee Peter -s7is5a and Thomas
Fir.-~st0e also g-.-47 II the liSt- They
as. for 8 charter q twenty years dnrs-
tiol and all the ---sl privileges Of an in
c5--1-a-e BODY. --=.- aims and desires are
81 forth under --.-5- different headz
The r.-'---ya-=0-7 -. sea lands as thew rray
uyr-rase with i--- --icus and homeless
people. The pro-.-...-1 q t1e manufacture
aud sale II lll1--. g. such colonies as they
may establish. C ing only such people
as are aale-b5tiel "a: who are without
ing homes on sue E plan that the col01ists
NAV Ultimately ~ o1Tse the bureau To
h1lt lands, build CTS a11 lcaugur2te other
improvements On s. .a- &c scale. To eacour-
age BY sale Cf ..- Is, On easy terms, the
Immigration q s-.rab.e settlers 10 this
clu4trv. To ma c1lt-aCts with anigraurs
for the protect = tie bureau and the
security Of the 4U grants themselves. To
MAKE contracts f1- The building Of railroads
and other lsrge -l1-oVrIneats- To estab-
llsh schools Of agriculture, medicine, manu-
featuring. miriue. 81. aud such olber
branches as may b desirable. To engage
in printing a-d publishing such documenI 6
aud periodicals as may aid The purposes Of
the bureau. T. at as merchants and TO
hold goods e1i va.uab.es in bond. To
engage in shipping AID transporting emf
grants from abroad. To engage IN
storing. whare-z and loading al Bruins
wick and other 70 nts On tie coast as
may be desired TO make the contracts
with railroads ssl steamship lines for
Transporting E35ls 1~ eD.gra1ts 1r
Andrew J. Rogers appears as attorney for
toe bureau. Tie cument sent out ex-
plains their OBJ rs Bureaus are formed
under q charter granted 10 And ew J.
Rogers. June g. $50, and another March /.
ISIS By the sts-a g.. Georgia, authorizing a
capital stock q $4,000 in shares Of 81
eacn. with power 10 increase 70 s.. 600 0OO
payable 10 c2sl C- real OF personal property
The charter provides that the board OF
directors shall consist Of not less than five
nor more than 5.-ss1, and that therefrom
a. executive @ umitcee shall be chosen,
which snail CO SIS. II not less than three
nor more than I've, VINO shall have
the control Of me business Of tie bureau.
The capital stock IS fixed at $500, 600 in
shares OF the par value Of 81 each. and is
receivable in payment for lands and other
prOpsity purchasai # the bureaus, which
are organized specially for the purpose Of
taxing up and carving out the benevolent
department SCI forth N the pamphlets Of
the Brunswick Lands Improvement and
Colonization Camuauy. The chief objects
Of the bureaus a, So forth IN the applica-
ton, are TO help all industrious, needy men,
women and children - obtain and settle on
suitable farms or o,Asr proper homesteads,
and BY their own etforts, with proper a.
sistance from tie bureaus at the start, to
arise from their poverty and become wholly
self-sustainIug. aud thence pros
porous Constituents Of the CON
mouwealth, wholly freed from
and cured Of al I@palring Tenderness, and
finally reimb1rs.1- the bureaus with Of fit
for all such benevolent assistance. Il is
part Of the common principles 70 prohibit
the liquor traffic in any and al the settle
ments Of the bureaus. 80 as to securely bar
out the chief cause Of drunkenness and con
sequeut debasemel- and impoverlshment Of
mankind, aud % establish such prohibition
colonies IN every state and territory Of the
unpn.' The value # an Industrious settler
to the state is va-i0usly estimated from $500
u s., 600 per capita There are now in the
United States over 10000, 600 able-bodied,
homeless, needy poor Of all ages.