Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
The city council of Dublin has placed tax OF
S. 90 on Locker Clubs.


S. 90 on Locker Clubs.
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The office of alderman is at least thankless
one We have often been severe i'll crltlssm OF
Fitzgeralds board of aldermen. They have ire
ouently done that which we considered wrong
weak or silly, but if they had done precisely what
we thought proper they would have been criticised
in other quarters. 1t would no doubt be physl-
cal impossibity to please everybody. While we
think some of the members of the present council
and of every council that has governed this city
are but poorly suited for the Duties Oh the whole
they have done fairly well, on powerful poor pay
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AS will be seen in another column, the county
commissioners have taken hold of the county af-
fairs, and set the date and place for regular COM
missioners court at the city hail. the second Tues
day. in each month, also an order notifying various
county officers that all purchases of tools, nipple
ments and material for the use of the county must
be procured thro the county commissioners. They
also direct the district road commissioners to put
the road and bridges, in their respective DISTRICTS
in good repair
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The Central railroad and the Southern have
both stopped all improvements in progress
along their lines. This is, of course, their
method of showing their objections to the
recent drastic legislation in the state.
With what sentiment will the people re-
gard this attitude Of the two roads?
Orders issued yesterday stopping all
road building in the state, and the result will
be hundreds of men thrown out of employ
ment.
A great many regard this effort On the
part of the roads to turn the feeling of public
sentiment towards them and rouse the public
to the danger of coercng the roads to reduce
their passenger and freight rates. brunswick
News.
The Southern and the Central (Which is one
and the same) has no body to blame for recent egis
lation, and public sentiment inimcal to their in
teres more than their arrogant officials.
Fitzgerald
The governor of Colorado calls Judge Ben b.
Lindsey a contemplate little cuss." The gov
emor should have been sent to Judge Lindsey's
Juvenile court when he was young-Atlanta Jour
nal
We do not know the Governor of Colorado,
that is we cannot at this moment recall his name
Eve admit that the editor of great paper like the
Enterprise ought to know the names of the COVER
of every state in the union, probably ought to
know many of them personally, but we don't.)
The probability is judge Ben Lindsey is known to
thousands of people who do not know the name of
the governor of Colorado but cite the above
illustrating that politics in Colorado very
much the same as i'll Georgia, and so far as
bitter criticisms are concerned, very much thesame
in the days of Washington and Jefferson.
There can be no doubt in the mind of any we'll
informed that is not affected by the local politics
of Denver and Colorado that Judge Ben Lindsey
is OF the truly great of his time. But like
George Washington, Grover Cleyeland and the
present Governor of Georgia. he is subject to
criticism of political enemied.