The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-29
PROGRAM FOR THE
LEAGUE MEETING
-
Georgia Mayors Will Hold
Sway in Savannah
Shortly
MAYOR CROVAlTIS TO Talk.
Savannah is Arranging a Splendid
Program Of Entertainment for the
Visitors-col. Goodyear to
to Speak Also.


ties will hold the session for 1904
in Savannah on August TO- II, and 12
The organization is composed of
very able men and those VINO repre-
sent the municipalities of Georgia will
when gathered in Savannah, be given
an opportunity to enjoy in the ad
dresses some Of the STATES best
and eloquence.
The program for this occasion is
out in neat pamphlet showing Sa
vannah old and new in photographs
of the city han of 1899 and that of
1904. The program is printed in fun
below:
Wednesday, August 70.
10 a. m.-League assemblies in ban
quet hall DeSoto hotel, where its ses-
sions will be held.
Prayer-Rev. James Y. Fair, d. D.
of Savannah.
Address of welcome-Hon. Herman
Myers, mayor of Savannah.
Response-Hon. j. f. Rhodes. mayor
Of Athens.
Report of the President-Hon Brdg
es Smith, mayor of Macon.
Report of the Secretary and Treas
urer-Hon. David J, Bailey, mayor Of
Griffin.
Paper, Municipal Laws in the Reg
ulation of the Saloon Trade-Hon. l..
II. Chapel, mayor of Columbus.
Paper, the Administration of Law
by Municipal OfHcers-Hon. A. j. Gro
watt, mayor of Brunswick.
Paper, Public Charities Hon. T. d.
Longno, mayor pro tenn of Atlanta.
Paper, The Proper Expenditure of
Municipal Revenues-Hon. James M.
Dixon, mayor pro TEN OF Savannah.
Note-After the reading of each pa
per there will be discussion Of the
subject treated, in which ali members
Of the league are expected to take
part Much benefit is derived from
these exchanges of views o. subjects
Of interest to all municipalities.
$3.50 p. nAw Members Of the league
and local committee Of officials and
citizens leave DeSoto hotel in auto
mobiles for twenty-five mile ride
through the city and over Chatham
.county's unsurpassable roads, to Isle
of Hope, Montgomery, Bethesda,
where Whitfeld's orphan home, the
oldest charity institution in America
will be inspected, and thence to Thun-
derbolt
p. m.-Fish supper at the Casino.
1hunderbolt.
8 p. m.-Vaudeville entertainment
at the Casino, Thunderbolt. Members
of the league and local committee will
return to the city on special care leav-
ing Casino at II p. m
Thursdsn, August II.
10, a. m.ATeague re-assembles ia
banquet room, DeSoto hotel
Paper, The Pros and Cons Of NUM-
cipal ownership; discussion led by
Hon. f. p. Howell, mayor of Atlanta.
Paper-The Enlargement of the
Jurisdiction Of Municipal Courts-Hon.
Chas A. Picquet, recorder of Augusta
Paper-The Small pox Situation in
Georgia and the Remedy for its Sup
pression-Dr W. F. Brunner, health
officer of Savannah.
Paper-Home Rule Of MunicipaIi-
ties, as Related to Municipal Pros
perity-Col. c. P. Goodyear, city attor-
ney of Brunswick.
Paper-A Mayors Duty to His Mum
icipality-Hon. z. V. Peacock, mayor
Of Cochran.
Paper-The Policy Of Municipal Au-
thorities in Regard to Claims for Dam
ages-Hon. Minter Wimberly, city at
torney of Macon
Election Of officers.
Selection of next place of meeting.
$3.50 p. m.-Prize drill Of military in
Park Extension.
p. m.-Review of parade Of mill
tary and civil societies from balcony
of DeSoto hotel
$50 p m.-Laying Of corner stone
Of New City Hall Of Savannah by
Hon. Max Mayerhardt, grand master
of Masons Of Georgia, assisted by
Grand Lodge officers
Grafton, by Hon. A. s. Clay, United
States senator from Georgia.
Brief remarks by Governor j. NJ. Ter
rell and Hon. A. o. Bacon, United
States senator from Georgia.
Seats will be reserved on platform
for all members of the league.
$3.50 p. m.-Grand concert at the De