The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-11-23

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erief Summary of Doings
throughout the State.
II save Georgia Exhibit
!, r,o Georgia exhibit at ST Louis
j., =" W brought back to Atlanta at the
WI. Of the big exposition, and will
cI0' ,.stolTed on the third floor OF the
s W building, as required by the
'aF F If the legislature making the ap'
@ ..oDriation for the museum.
Nav Establish colony.
ponresenting big land syndicate
and ], O. Leroy, of GAINESVILLE,
D. Dsto were in Macon the past week
anoe+ of farm lands on which to To-
- .+a immigrants from western states.
~" colony in south Georgia may be es-
,abIfshed by the syndicate.
,.d,I ne Mustered Out of Service.
Company l, of the Fourth infantry
.,~,roant located at cambridge, in De
a.tnr county, and known as the Balm
Sr,dgo independents, has been ordered
clustered out of the state service by
Command of the governor for inef1-
cheney.
cotton Raised on Prison Farm.
Three hundred and fifty bales of cot
4on is the product of the state prison
form at Milledgeville this year. The
rrison commission has determined to
hold the cotton until some time in the
snring ana then call for bids. The
wear has been very successful in
farming way, and the officials are well
nleased with the results.
Accused Women Dismissed.
Commitment trial for Arthur Moor
man Mrs Belle Williams and Lizzie
Edge, accused of being connected
with the murder of Mr. Williams, of
snanp, Ca, was held at Wrightsville
few days ago, and they were dis
missed.
The trial of the three other men
connected with the murder was post
poneG
Twenty Days Not Yet Up.
The returns of the recent national
election for democratic electors will
not be consolidated until twenty days
from the 8th Of November. Although
there are two counties which have not
yet sent in the returns, the counties of
Rabun and Columbia, Secretary Of
State Phil Cook is not allowed under
the law to announce the result until
within twenty days after the election.
Negroes Under Heavy Bonds.
The three negroes arrested suspect
ed Of burning Triton Knitting mills
and attempted burglary of Smiths and
Parl:er's drug stores, we're given pre-
liminary hearing and bound over to
await the action of the grand jury in
the sum Of $1,000 bonds each, which
they could not give, and were sent to
Nashville jail.
University Plans Fall.
The plan for consolidating the Co.
lumbia Theological Seminary and the
Southwestern Presbyterian University
into great million-dollar institution
to be located in Atlanta has failed, but
new plans for the establishment of a
Presbyterian university in the Gate
City are already being formed, and
The hope of eventually establishing a
great institution of learning there has
by no means been abandoned.
To Entertain Electors.
Despite the fact that they will not
nave the much-desired pleasure of vot-
ing for g successful democratic candi-
uale, Georgia's presidential electors
Will be given a day of entertainment
IN the occasion of their meeting in
Atlanta on Monday, January 8, which,
DIS one of them puts 1t, may, in some
uegree, tend to dispel the gloom which
Will be felt by them because of the
overwhelming defeat.
Was for Collection Of Debt.
Governor Variaman, of Mississippi,
mas Withdrawn requisition which he
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