The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-14
THE NEWS FROM BRUNSWICK,
Board of Education Re-eIects All
City Teachers Who Were AppIi-
cants.

Board of Education Re-eIects All
City Teachers who Were AppIi-
cants.
Brunswick, Ga, June 1S-Glynn's Board
of Education met to-day and reelected
all the city teachers who were applicants
for reelection. and on motion increased
the salaries of two IS per month each.
Those whose salaries were raised were
Miss Constance Butts, and Miss Lizzie II.
Deming. Superintendent Orr rendered his
resignation and was reelected for the
year ending Oct. /, 1902 Miss Annie
O'Connor was promoted from supernum-
erary to teacher, to fill the place made
vacant by the resignation of her sister,
Miss Katie O'Connor. The board left va
cant the position of principal of the gram
mar school and will elect some man to fill
that position. The position of third grade
grammar school is also to be filled at
later date. This position was made va
cant by the resignation of Mrs. Parker,
who retires from school work.
Efforts are being made here to raise
money for an auditorium, the recent Sam
Jones meetings having demonstrated the
need of such a building The movement
promises to be successful
News of the death of Mr.. Brantley A
Denmark was received with much regret
in Brunswick, where the deceased was
we'll and favoraby known. But few
Brunswickians knew that he was i'll, and
to his close friends here and the mem
bers of the Brunswick bar his death was
distinct shock.
The Supreme Court decision sustaining
the points raised by Treasurer Park in
relation to the states property fund does
not affect the school teachers of Glynn. as
the Board of Education has paid all sala-
ries to dale
The Bladen saw-mill property and four
teen thousand acres of timber have been
sod to New Jersey capitalists represent
ed by Carl w. Wrede of Morristown. Mr..
Wrede states that his company will COM
mence to operate the mill about Aug. /.
The mill and the timber was owned by
J. F. Bailey and Robert Sizer.
The Plant System is continuing the
work OF developing It's new made water
front and has now almost the entire area
running from it's cotton sheds on Ogle-
thorpe bay to the canal entrance COW
cred with piling and wharf The made
ground, built out of mud dredged from
the water front, is rapidly being covered
with tracks, and about 5000 feet of addi-
tional wharfage with several acres of
track room has recently been added to
Brunswick's dock facilities.
Mr.. Robert Kuhn left this morning for
Cincinnati after a tWo-days' stay here.
and on his departure took occasion to say
some very pleasant things about Bruins
wick and the nice way in which the
Brunswick people treated him while here
A party Of Virginia capitalists are now
In this vicinity making an investigation
of the hardwood resources of this section
with view of locating mills. They will
visit points in Florida and Middle Georgia
before making a report on their investi-
cations, but it seems more than probable
from present indications that South Geor-
gia will get them.
The hanging of Tricy Griffin will occur
between the hours Of 2 and O'Clock to-
morrow, but Sheriff Berrie has not yet
decided who will spring the death trap.
The execution will be private