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Wants Maps Prepared

A report II being prepared BY
Franchise Inspector Wheeler. recon.
msudinK that mApH be niod by tho
CitixeuA Light 4 Power Co. with
the city showing the location Of al
underground work completed on ths
asphalt and frsltr way paving dis.
tricta lie will also recommend that
tbs company file : ans and profiles
district
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To Be Tried Tomorrow

Charles Nelson viii BE- tried before
Judge George tomorrow. CHARGED
with assault with a deadly weapon.
Nelson was arrested hy Policeman
Hun yesterday. charged with strik-
ina Sam Moslrr on the head with a
gun. The affair grew out Of petty
quarrel hntMesn TIE two mon.
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Fipurehead Is Found

Prorpeciora south OF Cape Flattsry
have found the scrool fgurehsad Of
a vessel washed ashore on the beach.
on the side OF the fgurehead was n
shield. similar 70 the Ehiuld carried
on revenue cutters. IL may have
been from the Condor.
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BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been issued today: J. +. Doug
las, 1906 Evanston avenue, 1-story
frame house, 500. w. -. Van syke.
go Twenty ave. north, i-story
frame house ll2b.
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WAS A DRAW

BALTIMORE Nd. March 1.-THE
ten-round 80 between Young Peter
jackson aud Joe Waicott. fought
last ulEht before tho Eureka Ain.
lstic Club. resulted ia a draw.
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a Correction

In yesterdays issue OF this paper
The Advertisement ~ y. w. Merriek.
the American Clothier. T03 First ave-
nue., of Mems Suits. value $40. 81. 80
-. SIS and fis.50. az ts7s. should be
fga5
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heaters


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ne lsss x Jsnnic1 win b.
- 'ae ~ < IS four perform.
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49, saEs sx1aTdson and Grace
I.,. - n assa. Captain BasiI
$780,. : vi sarn young Pm.
-. - az tas tzaorite II hi,
80 a @aszaV old warrIo,
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~ -. 60 Z a s1reiEn prince
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sr... .'. 80 = 1ara<s. Young Jennie
- - .s aeFa 2 - su3oyrnent 81 !
49,, .s.s "a rs castle AZ Toi.
s.ss-..'.sF - comes within ths
Irsrr'.,.'is. - domain a princess
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MAKES l0Fs 10 tha -~..z
y s-ppo4ss 10 b. ~ ra...-
b. NJ q = sagavsment 4 rne5s
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sssnss . ....t secrecy. and IN tn
enapei, where me r1arrg. -,
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~ h alseovsrs - ~ Win
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~ - !, " Z seem. that h. loves
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Z eo,'.. Tine. Actually h.
pr 49,, $50 married the rec
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after re -,
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sgr,s ~, ~ quarrel when Ten.
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m. . recover hig tos,
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;r,sgs.,,,,nss used IN The Nsv
b.. ia'As" rsairAt
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par Phenomenal hi p'ay
.ssr, Tlll begin ~ s III I J,
tsffsv ne Seattle ,tae 49,
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~ ~ faseiraii,ngIla i ,. huiuor.
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lIs, closes ita engage I u,
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men knew that Jack had been away
ON business and thought he had
brought home large amount OF
money. but he had not The man ss-
capsd
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FEAR DEATH

CAPE TOWN. March is.--Ceof
Rhodes is much weaker today. Oxy-
gen IN being applied constantly and
the worst n feared
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Her Last Voyage

The steamer Nome City sails to-
morrow afternoon for the Copper
river. This will be her last voyage
there during the present season Her
next run VIII be 10 Nome. She IA
scheduled 20 sail for there April Fl.
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character Of Manuel LaviEne. the
king Of the roguez. IA a unique one.
He leads a double life and as a sort
OF DR.. Jekyii and Mr.. Hyde. he as
sumes many DISCUSSES. The plot II
laid IN the gold mines Of South
Africa. where his EFFORTS to get con-
troll OF a mine lead him 70 commit
many crimes. The scenic and me-
chsnicai effects are many and start
ling, and this new production IL an
ticipated with considerable interest.
"TanlAx 0f tbs shre~"
Couspicuous among this seasons
theatrical offerings IL the revival Of
The Tanning % the shrew," In which
Mr. Charles n. Hnnford. the we'll
known shakaapearian star. will be
seen at the Grand very shortly. The
managers announce that nothing
has been left undoue to enhance the
aftractiveness sof the delightful old
comedy. Every picture Will be given
its proper setting. Special scenery
has been designed for this production
by leading New York artists. who
have Wed with each other 20 secure
the best and most beautiful results.
At the head Of Mr.. Hanford'e sup
porting company II the beautiful
young actress, Miss Helen GRAVITY,
concerning whom 80 much has been
written. Already a great deal OF
curiosity has been manifested 20 see
her IN the role % Katherine. other
members OF the company are
Emma Hayuer, Irving knight.
Roland Gibson. p. A. Eannary. Har-
old Fislce. Paul Anderson, VIM. J..
Shea. X. o. Mech. l.. w. Downing
and John G. Davis.
Rose corhIan
Rose Coghlan viii shortly be seen
at the Grand In one Of the best and
most forcefui plays In our language.
entitled. Forget Ne Not" from the
pen OF Herman Merlvale. As the
Marqulse De Mohrivart. a Cleopatra
OF the haif world. Miss Coghlan Of
fers a striking piece Of dramatic
acting. and Furthermore is FOwned In
costumes which have cost many
thousand dollars. Her cast Of play
ers 81 an exceptionally strong one
and viii compare favorably with the
one which was visible IN the long run
Of this play AZ Wallack'g and the
Fifth Avenue theater in New York.
when Miss CoRhlan's brother Charlea
appeared in the role OF the iron grey
hero and captivated feminine New
York, while the queenly bearing
and superb emotional acting Of his
sister wss winning the admiration
Of the male portion Of the audience.
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millinery Opening

1920 Second avenue. Times block.
Saturday, March Is
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The PEOPLE read the star--an
al. In tomorrow's issue viii help an
your wants
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millinery Opening

ia20 Second avenue, Times block.
Saturday. March IS.
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You'i got results from a want al.
IN tnmorrow'a star.
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COCOANUT.

Very large. fancy imported. for
. zoe
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ORANGES.

schepp's improved lib. packages,
usual price 35c. tomorrow ....25c
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EGGS.
BLOATER HERRING

Best local ranch. strictly fresh, don.
49,. ..,...... ................35 c
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KEGLEYS' u r S;;'' ssia s ''''
Saturdays Bargains
FLAKED WHEAT.

In bulk. n very fine Breakfast Cereal
preferred by many % Rolled oats.
usual price pounds Csc, tomorrow,
10 mounds ...............2 zoe
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CRAB MEATS.

Only the most desirable meats from
the crabs retained 49, 2-ib. cans.
worth zoe, per can tomorrow zoe
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
MANY SALOONS IN IRWIN.
Fitzgerald Property, Sold at Tax
Sale, Brings Low Prices.

Irwinville. Ga. Jan. S.-Henry Blan-
cett of Douglas, Coffee county, was in
Irwinville to-day completing arrange
ments to open a barroom at lowers,
small place in the eastern part of this
county. This will be the sixth saloon
in Irwin county, and the seventh one
will, in all probability, be opened at
Irwinville in the near future. The vic
tory of the vets in the recent election
seems to have encouraged the liquor
men.
Several hundred dollars worth of
property in the city of Fitzgerald was
sold here yesterday for the city taxes.
In nearly every instance the property
sold at extremely low figures
The receivers of the American Trib-
bune Soldiers Colony Company who
were appointed by Judge ID. NJ. Rob-
erts few days ago, have not yet taken
any active steps to wind up the affairs
of the company. This is the company
that originated the plan of establish
ing a colony of Northern people in
Georgia. 1t owns many thousands of
dollars worth of property in Irwin
county and the task of the receivers
will be a very arduous one. The re-
ceivers appointed by Judge Roberts
are James B. Clements, T. S. Price, w.
S. Bowen and Sydney Glare.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
PRIVATE PENSION BILLS.
Whose Husband Died of yellow
Fever After incubation.

Little show for Widow of DeLazeare
Whose Husband Died of Yellow
Fever After incubation.
Washington, Jan. S.-During consid-
Grafton by the Senate to-day of pri-
waite pension legislation, in response
important statements were made by
Mr.. Gallinger, chairman of the Com
mittee on Pensions, in respect to regu-
lations adopted by the committee to
govern it in the direction and recon-
mendation of private pension bills. He
announced that none but absolutely
meritorious claims would be presented
to the Senate for its consideration, and
that the closest scrutiny would be
given by the committee to every bill
introduced. He said that no pension
exceeding $50 a month would be rec
commended by the committee for a
widow of a general officer and that
pensions for the widows of other Off
GERS would be scaled down proportion
ately.
The interesting case of DIR. Lazeare
who, at the instance of Johns Hopkins
University and Of the government, went
to Cuba and submitted himself to in
oculation with yellow fever through
mosquito bites and died from the dis
ease thus contracted, was brought to
the Senates attention by Mr.. McComas,
who inquired whether DIR. Lazeare's
widow would be entitled to pension.
No decision was reached, but it vas
the opinion of Senators Gallinger and
Cockrell that the case had no PEN
sionable status.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
LEASES OF INDIAN LANDS.
Senator RRwlins Desires Investi-
CATION of Important Matter.

Senator RawIins Desires Investi-
cation of Important Matter.
Washington" Jan. S.-Senator Raw
Inns to-day introduced resolution in
the Senate directing the Senate Com
mittee on Indian Affairs to investigate
the question of the leasing of mineral
lands owned by Indians, and a num-
Der of letters which he had read re-
vealed the fact that the resolution was
intended especially to secure an inves-
tigation of the leasing of such lands in
the Indian reservations in Utah The
resolution calls for d general investiga-
ton, and especially directs an inquiry
as to the methods adopted to obtain
such leases and whether any persons
connected with Congress or the gov
eminent of the United States, or hold
ing offices hereunder have been or
now are interested in obtaining them.
In presenting the resolution Senator
Rawlins submitted and had read a
number of letters from E. r. Harper,
who occupied the position of allotment
agent. to Agent Myton and others at
the Uintah reservation. They were
written from Washington in the latter
part of 1898, and the first part of 1899,
and some of them were written on off,
cial paper of the Indian Bureau. They
deal especially with the importance of
getting the first permit for a lease and
then, when that became impossible, of
preventing the contamination of per-
NIT secured by another persons whose
name was Timms.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
FLoRIDA's TAX RETURNS.
Twcnty-nine Counties show In
creases and sixteen Decreases.

Tallahassee, Fla. Jan. S.-The tax
books for 1901 have come in from all the
counties, and they make the following
showing by counties, as regards aggre
gate valuations for purposes of tax
alton. Twenty nine counties reporting
an increase in values and sixteen
decrease. as compared with 1900:
+Alachu, 1884, 4S9; Baker, S77f ,667;
Bradford, $1764,514 *Brevard, $2,494,-
S76; Calhoun, $7S3,S75; sCitrus, S1,22i,-
024; "Clay, $1,125,S54; columbia, 81 1921
oil; Dade, 81, 1856, 100; Duval, 1921 ,695;
De Soto, $2,949, $685. Escambia. $5,2l4,-
222; Franklin, $9S9.41S; Gadsden-
81 ,0S6,62 Hamilton, $l,392,727; Her
nando, $1,000, 1852; *Hillsborough. $751;
$685. Holmes, sos, O30 Jackson, $2.011, 094;
Jefferson, 1888, 961; Lafayette, $746,520;
Lake s2.So5,sO9; 'Lee. $l,S10,272 Leon,
$2.2S6,6O0; Levy. s1,460,219; Liberty,
$559, 101; Madison. $l.7l0,S2S "Manatee,
81, 344,S55; marion, $3,99O,025; Monroe,
$1,713,2lb; Nassau, $2,02l 93l Orange,
So, Sos, ISL; *Osceola, $1,363,1S5; %Pasco,
S, BOT, 450; Putnam, 81, us; Polk, 49,
$40, $40; st. Johns, $685., 629; Santa Rosa,
81 800 ,965; 'Suwannee, $l.795.702; Sum
ter, SLAP, 900; Taylor, sl,077,742; *Vo-
lusia, $3113,7S5; Wakulla. $544150; Wal
ton, $1,563.591; Washington, 81 ,109 098;
total for 1901, $97,561,04S: total for 1900,
s96,eS6, 1854; increase for 1901, sS74,094.
Countries market with star show less
valuation than for 1900.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
BANKING AND CURRENCY.
Two Bills to Improve the Financial
Medium Introduced.

Washington, Jan. S.--The banking
and currency committee of the House
of Representatives held it's first meet
ing to-day and completed it's organi-
zation. The financial measure intro
duced by Mr.. Overstreet of Indiana,
and providing such exchange ability
between gold and silver as to insure
the maintenance of the gold standard,
was referred to sub committee, con-
sisting of Messrs Fowler of New Jer-
sey Calderhead of Kansas; Overstreet
of Indiana; Thayer of Massachusetts,
and Pughsley of New York. The bill
of Representative Lowering of Massa-
chusetts. designed to bring about a
more elastic currency, was referred to
a subcommittee consisting of Messrs.
Hill of Connecticut Lowering, of Mas
sachusetts; Gill, of Ohio; Rhea, of
Kentucky, and Lewis, of Georgia.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
- -7----7-T---E-
NEW COMPANY AT DOUGLAS.
An Electric Light Plant IL what the
Town Now signs For.

Douglas, Ga, Jan. S.-The Douglas
Supply Company was organized yes
terday, and charter applied for, with a
paid in capital Of $4,000, with privilege
TO increase to $4,000. The following
well-known Douglas capitalists are
stockholders in the new enterprise: w.
o. Paxson, Frank l.. Sweat b. Peter
SON, John Mclean, j. M. Ashley, J. w.
Quincy, r. NJ. Appleby w p. BeIling,
w. II. Flowers, ID. Kirkland, Henry
Nickers, ST., w. W. Mcdonald, Moses
Griffin and III. r. Davis. Moses Grit
fin will be manager.
The next corporation expected in the
near future. and which the phenome-
nal growth OF Douglas demands. Is an
electric light plant, In which Savannah
capitalists authorize the statement that
they stand ready TO take a large lump
OF stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Youmans lost their
infant child last night. It's remains
were laid 10 rest in Lott Cemetery this
afternoon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
NEW FLORIDA CORPORATIONS.
Governor Ohers a Reward for the
slayer of EasterIfn.

Tallahassee. Fla, Jan. S.-The Do
minion Phosphate Company of Barlow.
with a capital of $4,000. has been in
corporated. David Tisdale, A. ID.
Wright and C. S. Ross are the stock
holders.
The Palmetto Ice Company has been
incorporated at Palmetto, with a cap
ital of $4,000, to make and sell ice and
conduct a. cold storage business.
Among the incorporators are w. NJ.
Fielder, j. f.. Wilson and II. L. John
son.
Gov. Jennings offered q. reward OF
500 for the arrest and conviction of
John s. Johnson for the killing of J.
ID. Easterlin in Alachua county on
Dec. s.
J. T. Davis of Ouitman. Ga, gem
eral passenger agent of the South Cieor-
gla Railway, appeared before the Flor
ida Railroad Commission on Tuesday
in an effort to secure equitable freight
rates for his road.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
RAISED THE ASSESSMENTS.
GIynn's Grand Jury Lifted Tax Re-
turns for b. & w. Railroad.


turns for b. & w. Railroad.
Brunswick, Ga, Jan. S.-Glynns
grand jury, in the matter of tax re-
turns, says in its presentments that it
finds the most conspicuously fragrant
under returns" One hundred and
seven of these returns of 1901, amount
ing to. as returned, $1,122,S59 were
raised to $1,75S,675 making a net in
crease of $466, 113. Besides the forego-
ing a valuation was placed on the
Brunswick and Western Railroad prop
erty of $53, 1871
This RETURN" says the report, 1--WE
consider should have been arbitrated
by the Controller General who, we are
informed, neglected to do so by reason
of oversight on his part. Because of
our findings in this investigation we
believe it our duty to report, however
much we regret the necessity, that
there exists a prevailing custom among
the tax payers to return their
personal property at ridiculously low
valuations, and, therefore, would rec
ommend the necessity of creating a
board of tax assessors or equalizers,
for our county, hence we urgently re-
quest our representative to take steps
to have enacted at the next
session of the Legislature a bill pro-
viding same"
The debt of Glynn county, as shown
by the presentments, is as follows:
Outstanding bonds, $4,000: Preston
Judgment. S4,S17; outstanding notes for
borrowed money, $14,250 total, $S3.067.
This statement, taken in connection
with the one referring to the recent
old fraudulent bonds, valued at SILL
500, for the small sum of $3.50, makes
at exceedingly creditable showing for
the county at present.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
COSTA RIcAS yIsDrcrIyEsEss.
Eel siRIo shows Bitter Feeling
Against United states.

Correspondence of the Associated
Press.
San Jose, Costa Rica, Jan. Sci
Siglo to-day publishes an editorial
headed THE Northern Eagle" show-
ing very bitter feeling against the
United States. as will be seen from the
following extracts: a
THE imposing territorial expansion
of North America has given birth, first,
to misunderstanding on all the prin-
ciples of justice-and the Latip repub-
lies that can do so, ought to prepare
for the struggle and, If necessary to
fight If with peaceful and impartial
means they are unable to obtain a
guarantee and due respect for their
sovereignty and independence.
Brazil, Chile Argentina and Vene-
zuela do not fear the American eagle,
either morally or materially.
Venezuela, the humblest of the four.
is able 10 raise an army Of 100000
brave and well-drilled soldiers in TWEEN
ty-four hours, and the Argentine Re
public can raise 100000 men with an
unrivaled cavalry. Gould the Ameri-
can eagle ever subdue these territories,
when to-day it cannot even put down
the Filipinos?
"Olney and Hay are very we'll and
they amuse themselves in decelving.
When talking Of peace, arbitration and
commercial intercourse and try to
carry out their policy through diplo-
macy.
Their diplomacy, which considers US
simply az ignorant people. is preached
by the Yankees whose brain and heart
are made OF gold, the only aim of the
nation, the race and the Individual.
The sharp Northern Eagle is lying
in wait for the young lambs and IA
the meantime wants to take what lit
tie the small Spanish-American repub-
lies possess"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09

Lone of the latest beliefs of the med
ical profession is that many people die
each year, while asleep from heart
disease that is brouhgt on by night
mares or bad dreams, says an ex-
change. A specialist on the heart said
recently that in his opinion in nine
cases out of ten of deaths In bed heart
action was stopped by fear which in
furious dreams brought on. II have
taken part In thousands of autopsies,"
said this expert, and in many cases
made "A study Of the habits OF those
who died. ! found that the majority
had been sufferers from Nightmares or
other nocturnal disturbances OF dream
land and that frequently they woke up
In the middle OF night completely ex-
hausted ana graveiy alarmed through
some particularly vivid dream. II peo-
pie are frightened TO death while awake
when they have their full senses and
hope TO relief, why Is II not doubly
likely that they die from fright while
asleep when their courage is dwarfed
by faculties temporarily affected"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
TO RELIEVE MONEY sTRINGENCY.
Mr. sulter Wants Surplus Deposited
in National Banks.

Washington, D. c., Jan. S.-Repre-
sentative Sulzer of New York, to-day
introduced in the House the following
Fesoluton:
Whereas, absorption of money by
ue United States Treasury is detri-
a ~shlal TO the business interests of the
~V"unlltfy, therefore, be it
f.. resolved, That the Secretary of
wy, ae treasury be and he is hereby di-
49, TO deposit all surplus funds be-
, oas!hg to the United States govern
cs ,Gt with national. banks having a
~ rpllai OF not less than $500, 900, and a
f' a1i OF not less than $500 900.
All, MAJ such deposits be made with
mo-. iequlrlng United States govern
6sn ns ponds as security, that on such
rec pJsls the United States Treasury
ce,t ''e interests at the rate of 2 per
rosi,- per annum. and that such de-
sete shall be a first lien on the as
~, OF the bank.
be- sU. DEPOSIT in any one bank shall
and s s,.r than the combined CAPITAL
surplus of such bank"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-09
TO REVOKE EyERETT's CHARTER.
Saloons without Police Protection
Make Too Much Trouble.


Brunswick, Ga, Jan S.-Glynn's
grand jury has adjourned and in MAX
ing their general presentments they
took occasion to recommend that the
charter held by what is known as the
"city of Everett" be revoked. In COM
menting on this part of their present.
rHeRts, Judge Bennett spoke faveHahly
at length, ana said that he heartily
agreed with the members. He referred
to several instances where riots had
been narrowly averted in that place,
which is located at the junction of the
Seaboard and Southern Railways, in
the upper end of Glynn county, and
said it was disgrace to the county
to allow saloons to be run there, where
there is no police protection, and the
negroes and whites get drunk and shoot
and cut one another. He said further
that during his term on the bench he
had noticed the large number of Of
cases from Everett City tried in the
Superior Court and that it cost the
county twice as much as was derived
from taxes paid by the people of that
place.