The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-23
MANI BUllBlNGS GONG up
Especial correspondenoel

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colony town of St George Friday.
the 2ith. instf The town lots. botA
business and residence. wiR be alH
led al this drawing but the O q "a
and larger tracts VIII take tc9s. u IN
about three veeks as the Surveyors
lave not ssAe completed the sur
yeys OF theE
The indlcaf Apoint towards the
alins Of 63s town than Mr.
Fitzgerald s former - as the class
d people THAI are now Ae ground
and nave bcen here maN Arrange
ments aae those that seem e bet.
ter off financially than thosSMhat
first located a Fitzgerald ThereA
already upon tine ground a large harN
ware concern. throe general stores.
two restaurants and three large farm
house hotels. and the beauty OF these
row here is their fairness in the mat
ter OF charges, everything being con
Quoted on a square basis.
N. B. King, a prime mover in secur-
ing the colony tor Cutler. is d hustler
u The first water, beng mayor Of Cul
Ter. ne advances everything Thai prom.
iscs benefit for the town He mas
established a large lumber yard anu
has material ready for immediate
work, which viii begin right after lhe
craving.
The colcug company has contracted
y it'll parties fer the erection Of twelve
TWO story bricR or stone buildings on|
-he square, which are to be completed
by October l. A contract has alsoI
been let Tor the drilling Of an artesian
well, which Will be commenced shortly
Machinery baa been ordered for al
p aning mill and the building is al.
ready for its installation. thus il can
be readily seen tnat st. George VIII
tegin a pheonix like rise into a grow.
ing city from the day Of allotment
The G. S. & j. railroad has announa-
NJ an excursion from Macon for the
drawing, giving special low ates for
the occasion Northern connections
~il bring spe2ial home seekers excur-
sons through 10 ST. George and the
prospects are that over thousanaI
ieople will attend the allotment Fri
day The accommodations for the peo
lie who attend tae drawing gre scant
but there will be some provisions
n AIDE to take care Qf them in some
manner that VIII keep them out Of ex.
posure.
The two hundred oGd people that
ere here now are quartered in tents
and shanties and DESPITE their cramp.
sd homes seem to be in the utmost
good spirits and are maturing their
pans for an active campaign Jf build
le as soon as tey get their allot-
nent Quite q Eum35r oy carpenters
and painters are hcre ana several of
.tl EN- already have contracts in their
rockets for work Contractor Bell. an
Iowa man, Of some msans VIII begin
the erection OF brick building as
soon as his material arrives, and Da-
lee & Sage, hardware men. VIII also
commence iheir two-story BRICK buud-
ing at an early date. They have al
ready a large iron warehouse almost
built.
Mr.. Louis endlg, OF tne firm Of
LTobston Fendig & CO., took a birds
csc view Of the city To-Day He is an
enthusiastic friend Of sL George and
predicts a glorious future for it,
Mine Host erode. of the Hotel st.
George, is making preparations to
COW away large numbers Of visitors
Friday and na says That he will not
iet them wan for anything to cat at
any rate.
The discussion Of The possibilities
Of railroad from Live Oak, Fla, 10
eruandino, Flay has been resumed
Snce Che advent Of st George on tie
eht Of way IL this road Is built il
gives us direct connection with the
steamboat line Of Brunswick, New
York and Boston, which win make 4
advantageous both in marketing the
| products Of this community and cheap
or freight rates On Incoming goods
The coionizauon Of the farm produo
ing class Of the northwest ard middl
/ west is clearly the proven source q
development Of south Georgia an
: flom the expressions heard from thos
who have been here there Is no doub
J IN nay mind put that they all realize 4