Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11
THURSDAY, JULY II. 1907.


The crops in wire grass Georgia are just about
IS good as the land will grow. OF course it is
some weeks yet before the harvest and it is posi-
bic for some little blight to mar the prospect but
every day counts now, and this seasOnable wealth
er is making wire grass Georgia richer hourly.
fot Fitzgerald
Jim Grggs is in the race for reelection from
the second congressional District. At the out set
he is faced with the dilema 1t will tax his gem
Us to pacify the whiskey element of Dougherty
county, which at this time is rampant, from bis
seat on the water wagon
Pull for fitzgerald or
Now is the time for the responsibility of Fitz-
Qerald to show it's hand there is issue Distinct
" set up between the school board as the protec-
tors of our school girls and the queen of harlOs.
Which side are you on? Don't leave any doubt
LII any mans mind as to your attitude in this
crisis.
for Fitzgerald O Pull Out
The decision of Interstate Railroad Commits
son sustaining the policy of southern railroads in
Operating the races on passenger trains is dis
frctly step forward in our national progress.
The caucasion viii not mngle with the inferior
aces he is away and above any other race of the
aarth, and that fact will be generally recognized
Il these United States in the very near future,
hen the animosities of the sixties shall be for
0tten forever
Pull fpr Fitzgerald Pull Out.
Atlanta, Ga. July.-Wth the appointment
M the standing committees in both branches of the
eeislature Monday morning the way was paved for
1zne real business to be transacted by the general
sembly. Both, the house and the senate met
0nday morning after three days recess, to give
he speaker and the president of the senate time
which to complete their committee appoint
hents The committees as appointed seem to
meet with general approval and it is believed that
HE committees will 60 Immediately to work and
report the various fast rs possible. The
most important house committee chairmanships
are as follows:
Appropriations Gambler, of Dekalb.
amendments to Constitution, Percy chairman.
Rules. Speaker Slaton, chairman, ex oficio, and
Hall, of Bibb, vice chairman.
Education McNIichael, of Marion, chairman.
General Agriculture, Martin, of Ebert, chairman,
ROuntree, of Emanuel, vice chairman.
General Judiciary, Wright, of Richmond, chair
man, Anderson, of Bulloch, vice chairman,
Immigration, Barksdale, of Wilks, chairman,
Thorne. of Bulloch, vice chairman.
Pensions, Foster of Cobb, chairman, Galloway, OF
Walton, vice chairman
Railroads. Covngton, chairman, Dean, vice chair
man.
Temperance, Wright of Floyd, chairman, Slade,
of Muscogee, vice chairman.
Ways and Means, Wise, of Fayette, chairman
Ashley, of Downdes, vice chairman.
Western and Atlantic railroad, Alexander of De
lalb, chairman.
From the above it will be seen that Mr.. Hall,
of Bibb, gets the vice craftsmanship of the commit
tee on rules and as spokesman for the committee in
the absence of Speaker Slaton would naturally be
in a position to block reform legislation. The
presence OH the committee of large number of
friends of the reform measure practically nullifes
Mr. Halls position and it is not believed that he
can accomplish much in the way of delaying legis-
Iation to which the newladmnstratiOn has pledged
It's support.
In the senate the chief committee chairman
ships are as follows
Agriculture, Henderson Q5th), chairman, Staple
ton, vice chairman.
Appropriations, Hardaman, chairman, Hayes, vice
chairman.
Constitutional Amendments, Felts, chairman,
Farmer vice chairman.
Education and Public School, Williford, chairman,
Boyd vice chairman.
Finance, Fielder, chairman, Wilkes, vice chairman.
TnamigratiOn and Labor, HAYES. chairman: Crit