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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
TN. ssl,.a Of ssls.-

cearKe AIDES musical satire. The
sultan ~ snlu.~ opened a four.
nlghsa' engagement ~ tho Graud
last nlght before 4 btK house. which
aat and shIveFed through the two
musical acts. TIE stage manager
u The company vas 10 hiSuza
gas the lcy blast which came from
the atAks. In the first act larxn
electric fan - used behind The
scanea % furnish 4 hfucxe b which
a largo fias Il waved The cafrent
II cold att from this enntrtfanes
circied around tho baro shoulders uf
the chorus KiFin until even their
ileah conla be acen 20 turn blue
un4ar the mass q powder. Tits
blast crossed tAr fooslixhta and Ast
tho audience square ia the face un.
~ men donnad thefF oserroatN nnd
the wuanpn IN the audience put GA
their fur vrRpa. and aisil ehlvesed
Fof the sake of tho flag effcct The
audience puf IN over an hour -
actually suffering.
The sultan Of saiu~ this year Il
given b. 4 good cuaapany. Possibly
the eoid bad something 20 DO With
the performances Last niNht for the
Principals IN ths main sesmed 20 he
labaFinM under disadvantages. al
though AZ times all worked hard
and the audienco vas ithefai IN the
applause
There are several good voices
among tina pFincipalA, especially
Ocsasia Brosks. uho. az Hsnrsstta
nadd. wan given asverai wcll merit
cd onuorus In the last act ltArFy
nanham. - Ilsaienans William
Hardy. who IL possessed ~ arien.
did tenor. and Beruice Hart. Who
a. Chiquisa. wlfe No !. vas lively
In her difsefens bits. and also aanE
sell.
Al SYKES. az VI Ram tho Sultan !.
Harry Coilingtiou. a. Colonel Budd.
~. J. Mccarthy. az the private sec.
Rotary. and George Alexander. AZ
the agent. furnished the comedy
and pleasing bita Of thu musical
numbers.
While the chorus is no, large. u
u composed Of lively women Who
make up IN good voices what
Ia laekinE Ia numbers. MAaY
= company hatins a much larger
chorus has never filled the Grand
with music a. the 20 odd members
~ the chorus Of The Sultan Of
5slu.~
The engagement ends "Wednesday
night There will be = "Wednesday
matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
n. PALMER VERY,
VERY RETICEhT

~ lsis teaeh Of arctic wesgher
~ xly IA nou expofsenctns drew
sl,<fnss Honere fAlEarr. % CHI
s.rs 10 Seattle according Ia a
s1.<n<nt made ~ hiEn ntoa BIS ar
~ yesterday 10 the private ear
a Frszi1sut A. J. EAFilnK. Of she
1essA Nnssakas q 81 Paul rail-
m
fzestsalaIly the Iiitfs hotes asat
~ NJ Pslfner has on hand hsre
~ ave have sarneIhins 70 a. wtth
= s<sis % TIE city.
NJ FsIznsr. when aeen thia naFu-
II NstsA that ne would remain
= - ssfy for several days Ana
pak4fs weeks. bat Insisted that
- e>asssr vas thu main cause u
- visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
TWO ARE FOUND
DEAD IN BED

-, nersons were found dead In
- s.sltle yesterday oae was
= ssassnlilied man, whose name
A.n,ess 10 ~ a. ~ Iarahee. of
.~-s,s No dsed during the nixht
..ssseus Al the California house.
go ~. ). and Main - Alec.
s.',sm i dseiAred By the coroner
i ksss Been the cause The body
- ,>rerea 70 the Hafterworth 4
- saasFtakiaG r0onA
t's.sa Peterson. aheat a. years
a. sas teand dead Ia oed AZ the
c~r.s kcusa. fsqA fise Il Con.
ss~.,.e. 4 believed 70 have bees
a. aam u his deafh The hon
~eft,sga eompany has the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
BLAKE GOES TO
FRISCO

led q Blake. FOR many years SUI
pefinteudant 81 fha Third district
~ che Postal Telegraph company.
win headquarters Ia this city. VII
Itate for Nan Hfaneiern ths latter
pa44 Of this month 60 take the pp-
aiilon 81 assistant general aupeflp
frnnsuf 0f the Pacific division. with
headquarters ln that city TIE ID.
vancemens II Mr. Blake has caused
a Efnasni promotion All along the
line In TIE local office.
]. A Portland. manager q the
Seattle office. takes the position va
Gated b Blake. J. ,. Dunno be-
comes manager ~ The local office
D.. ~ Eiler. formerly night Chief
takes the position Of chief operator,
and J, n. Brewster succeeds ialef az
night chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
AMERICAN LABOR
MORE EFFICIENT.

In Japan soc operatives afe
required - handle fee.oeo
splnaie@ whereas tn the
saatAcra states ef America
not more than tea operatives
can manage that number.
That II % aav. the relative
effieieney Il iaher In the
south and labor IN Japan IL
as stx q one The labor q
the south b sir times more
productive. Henry ueofgs
If.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
sAlGsmuns CONVENTION.

q. r. Andrews. Northwestern
manager OF the burroughs AdtinK
Machine company. Il holding a con-
vention OF the selling force % hts
organization today and tomorrow.
This evening they viii he enter
tanned with a dinner az the Butler
hotel. and afterwards a box party
at the brand opera house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
oLAsscoek ON CARPET.

Charged with making statements
which reflect on tho United States
marine inspectors. y y. Glasscock,
a pilot. IL 60 be called before the
inspectors II il alleged that Glass.
cock made the statement that no
one could secure masters papers
unless he Was & member of the
Masters and Pilots association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
LEAPs TO FREEDOM.

In an attempt % eaacpe from the
Dial koiehifa Maru. \ Jahaneae ap
prentice Jumped from the deck Of
The Japanese steamer yesterday "a
the fireboat snoQualmie. which was
passing The master % the flreboat.
ARRIVING az the Madison A. dock.
held him until tho police arrived
llc vas rvtarnod 20 his ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
3LS An INTEREST
nuIK0R HOSPITAL

y cecrga w HAwley has sold "a
y associates the majesty lntefes1
h AZ MsnoE Private hospital The
kmellsl was heiit through tho Ia
Exn<nsaiitx Of Dr. Hawtey. whe
nctseied In Interesting with him
/ ~ enterpris4 DIS J d Eagle
n c VI ShaFpies. WIN A. Sh1n.
"a lanes shannon and one OF two
sA<r Iceai phxxscians In afdl
len saue outside capital was -
zrsz sRkouxh hoiding = con.
ssz.az IateEess. DR.. HawieY had
txsz % The local physicians a con
teizsx vote IN All mkttera relating
= sHs EnseFnment Of the innfftu
r. xrsiag himself a. salaried 81.
&r.nfRnfe1f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
WOULD usE AUTOMOBILES
TO DELIVER MAI

Postmaster Stewart recently took
an the matter Of using automobiles
In the distribution and collection Of
mails with Mr.. Hall. head Of the
department Of salaries and allow.
anees for this district Automobiles
are being used Ia baltimore. Bos'
ton. Chicago and other eastern
elites. That Seattle streets are not
In a condition 20 make automohiie
delivery practicable Is about the
only objection Mr. Han had 10
using automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
JAP BABIES SHAVING
IN THE COTTON MILLS

AMERICAN LABOR HANDLES
SIX TINES AS MANY SPIN /.
OTIS AS raE oRtGNrALs Az
ERAoE - sopELgssNIss OF
TAg rAsN o,scouRAogs TITS
MEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

a. the Star tonight there viii be
two complete performances Of an
entirely neN program ~ vaudeville
acts. the headline feature being an
Va Wheeler Wilcox playiot. inter.
Ipfsied hy Matte knone and her
|cempanY. easitled "iler First hi.
sRfcc Case" There will be five
|oalcr turns aud the moving pie
.4akra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
TRIANGULAR orsArGRs.

THE dehatars for the triangular
meeta 81 the various northwest col
irgen have been chosen b. tho uni
gersity OF Washington rs follows
|. g. Hail. = Hawes and W H. Han
muasen viii meet Oregon v. Pod
|nlek. q l. spirk and n. Trumhnll
Idaho. aud " Hemphiil. r. Allen
Aad &. Merton eontent with Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

~The Midnight Flyer" on a, the
Seattle theRter for = weeks run. IL
q highly melodramatic piece OF
work. with lta ordinary plot rein.
forced b. an abundance IL seusa.
fl0naiiam. The hairesa, deprived 81
her rtshta. II tho central figure
Dick. thu newnboy. Il played By Bee.
ais saabriRht Fred A. Blglow
plays the part 81 the prisoner and
sends thrill after thrill through the
frames Of the audience.
a shipwrcck Il introduced and
thrills a.pienfy ara In evidence IA
the play reaches It's announcement
NORTHERN Lights"
Cold weather and cold house
and ret the 3 r. o. sign At the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

Love. aud Phil Sheffield star In the
Comedy rolea
A vAllaen May. az Helen Dare. and
! Areuce nell. a. "fhe Little
Major" share alike Ia a oritiaun ID
work
Northern Lights" sets forth 4
study Ia prenatal influence Mus
der aud Indians furnish the melo
dramatic llnge. which. strange q
say. IL probably not exaggerated.
Daily matineea except Thursday
aud Friday. Nell Gwynn" opens
nf next Sundays matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
.rbs Little paebs...-

The Little Duchess. one 81 the
big musical shows Of the season.
opens at the Grand Thursday night
Iof the balance ~ the week This
Is the Anna Held success. aud
Countess Olga Won Hatfield Is In
the leading role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
COLORADO Gus aAsouur.

Tbs Colorado club IL making plane
taf banquet 70 be held shortly 90
formally outline plans Tor pushing
ne weFk % the A..r.sP.sE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

I asked whether. IN thcir fufw-
naent. II tns American mills siiouid
us1 tins cheaper Vast Indian grade
u cotton. they could. with taeir
more efficient labor. make the Man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

~. Hunt. dentisi. 40 naFks
baildsaE Phone. lad tel Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

Then your mseh lower wages
give yaa M advantage aver us."
observed -sinee. n American cottou
nllis par utare out In Wages thsY
have 80 engage q relatively ICES
number % operatives
My japanese coniiuatafs thou9kt
nat the Japanese snliia hzd = stsads
shs better 81 the arNunsauts since
here. thsY believed. th~fc ~ little
less pay relatively with pruaueflvs
power
but theY sid ii is rrunfiesz
90 try 20 come ta q cunciuaian ahaut
this rsfnf. bseaune the product u
the southern mills la far different
from that ~ ours Your mills asc
American cotton. whiie we use =
little Anserfeaa cnsten ard nascb
Chinese ard Indian cotton. TAs chi.
reese and Infaau eatteus are much
lnfeftar % yours We are confpss-
ing IN the ehina market wtth the
lnaian mills. not with tho Autertenn
miliae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

WHAT rs BETTER THAN cAsHf
Answer: Tideiands.
X. Cooper wills. as colmAn Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

fs American Nsfionat Red
cznx sppsaia for assistance 70
~ SIS zoe for the purchase of
! tsplcaS of floar and coynmaal
~ - millions wAn arn suffering
- ~ great famirn IN China.
m transportation from SAP Fran.
- . Sh&nkkal will b. given ~
- Pacific Mall. Contributions
~ > sset 10 Rev. N. A. Matthews
- HH ] ". cosiwin.
Iss y fest aud coffee II sgreaEth
--oea1nax's Beat 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
4 1890 $1,000
Nv HENRY GEORGE. IR.



Osaka l. the center It The cotton
lieve ~ ~ = years OH went
through tvs of the factories. The
buildings were Of brick. with larse
brick ehlmneyz. defyinN earthquakes
IN an earthquake country
IVES conducted BY tNn Japanese
gentlemen who from personal in-
spcetian were familiar with eepdis
items ~ the cettaa Industry Ia the
New England and in the southern
states q America. They iiksnsd
their oNn tine 81 Industry 20 that
- the southern states. where labor
n cheaper and the fabrics ccarser
than IN New Enkiaad Yet they
were careful t. SAY, and 10 keep
aayinE. that they did not pretend %
compare their aatput with our
southern miiis sinee their yarns are
far infesict--ttsat - ~ say. very
mach mere caarse
Whsn entered the plants the IA
ui.iaF neipe % whlriinK spinaisE and
iamntns ioeaas crashed On my s4ra
founa bosh EnHiish and American
faachinsFy. and In places = iai ef
Japanrea machines patterned afteg
Enxiish saodcis. was told that the
Fnxiteh was preferred o. the Amer
lean because heavier and therefore
stranger. - pasxlsd me AZ fifss %
see why they should want stronger
machines seeing that ths Japanese
peopia ara not large. bat small The
answer came Whea ! Was made "a
realize which Was quickly ths case
that their operatives are far less
skiilai than ours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

~ Piks a.. nzs. half your meat
Ms TEy fhern aud see. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

was ausAneA 70 see = crowd e
people about the machinery. me
gsntIemsn wtth me. noticing thi4
said Il could rot tail 60 surprise
Aneffcana whereas with tapanena
visiting AmsrieAa factories. the a.
tonishnent = lust the other way
that there shosid Be - few peoris
about the machines
Hut, Ga the ether hand. my con-
fuctors pointed out tat whiie verx
nneh moFe effteient. eur operatives
ars very much mere highly paid.
They spaks a sia8 being the pay
Of a Eood woman operative "a the
south. whereas the average psy q
wusnen Operative. IN the 0aaha mills
Il only y centR ~hile that II a very
skiiiful one Is only "a cents OF =
little more than = sixth - ths Aner-
ican pay.
Men operatives gss mare thar
Nernsn. They average ~ cents pr
DAY Very Nktllfni ores earn from
Is ronts 20 50 cents.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Wolf BOuntie:
Election Expenses.

1927 VIM Ellquist, carrying ballots go
3o2S Chris Nelson. carrying returns 2 TO
1920 Herman E. s. HENDERSON, car
trying Observation-Disclosures. 240
W75 VIM. EQquist, carrying ballots. 24O
3O76 Chris Nelson, carrying returns 2 20
3O7 Andrew Larson. carrying re-
3o78 Chris Hottie, cafr:y;ing returns: 80
1919 T. Carter, canvassing board.... 800
$3.50 Geo. H. Durfee, canvassing
aosl $: {; 9; Murphy, canvassins . -,
aosa Ehas: j. Johnson, canva;sins "
board 49,. 49,. .................. 800
3OS3 Chris Hottie, carrying ballots. 220
3Os5 John jacobson, carrying re-
s1ss +. J. Carter. canvassiing board "
primary election ................ 90
1927 J. L. Memashkwash, election
judge Observation-Disclosures. ........ SIS
312s J. Il. Scott, election judge w 10
1929 Alex LeSage, election judge... 2 90
3130 John Lemire, election clerk.... rs
3131 Helen Crawford for W.Craw-
ford, election clerk..... . 100
1882 John Mi tchell. election clerk Is
5l33 Michael Flat peace officer 90
3l4 Geo. H. Todd. expenses in pri-
mary and general election,
posting notices etc. 81 rs
s136 G. j. johnson canvassing
board primary electiOn........ 500
BIB Ole J. Allen, hauling booths
and ballot boxes ............... 40
1854 Claus G. Monker. canvassing
board primary election...... 500
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
To whom issued and for
what purpose

2o71 Cook Go: State Bank. assignee
Louis Plante, team work on
court house grounds. ..-......
1913 Cook Co. state Bank. assignee
Louis Plante, team wrk and drayage
1874 Cook Co. State Bank, assignee
Louis P1ante, drayage.... ...
2975 Cook Co. State Bank. assignee,
John Nelson. painting on court
2s77 Cook 60. State Bank, assignee
: A. J. Johnson, painting On court
2e7s COOK 't Co: State Bank, assignee
Victor johnson. painting on
1910 Ole Anderson, work on court house
POSI- c. Fl. Taylor, supplies for court
1884 G: II. Tayloi. supplies for court
house. ............. ..............
29e9 Frank LeSage work on court house
1890 Nels Olofso1l, work on court house
grounds ............... .....
1901 Nels Holtin, work on court house
grounds. ......... ........ ..
3056 Olof Berglund, work on court
5000 Cook Co. State Bank. assignee
Seymour Mitchell. team work and
1921 Cook Co. State Bank, assignee
Aug: j.. johnson, painting on
s147 c. of Fl. Ta aSss supplies "
314S C. H. Taylor, assignee Joe Car
riboo, work On grounds ...
Biol Seymour Mitchell, team work.
1855 II. II. Howenstine, work on fence
1856 Robt Howenstine. work on fence. :.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Court House and Grounds.

zoos E. 6. soderberg; cleaning cbimneys i
2o!9 y; II. Taylor. supplies for court
$ ;?fs G: H. Taylor, supplies ::::::;:::.. !
2s15 Cook GO: State Bank, assignee
Chris Murphy. 100 cords 16 in.
2s45 Grand Ma!ais; Realty Co., lots i, 2. ~
2e1e Cook Go: State Bank, assignee
Victor johnson, wall paper for
ss17 Cook GO. u! State Bank, assignee 10
Victor Victor johnson. painting court :.
291s Cook 60. Stat. Bank, Assignee 81
, Cook Co. Mfg Co.. lumber. 49,: 80:
2Sl9 Cook Go. State Bank, assignee E:
=: sodernerg,> labor on court =.
900 Cook 90: State Bank. assignee
Louis Engelson, experimenting ~
1927 coos s1d UC$ o s3l9ss R.nI s,a;9nee Is
49,. Chris Hottie. labor on court house %
@V8 COOK Go. State Bank, assignee Ohm
oo,o r, Nelson: painting court house. - "a
2959 e.. q. Taylor, assignee Mrs. IF.
1910 c. H Tsyio eoF e On e1ss' sassane
2e42 g. H. Taylor, assignee August J.
Johnson painting court house y,
se4s G: f. Taylor, assignee i chas Miller
painting court house,. ;..::..s =
~ =: d: Taylor, material for use II -
oo11 court house ..:::....::.; 04
gates: 80. -: s !. 1872
*294s Standard Salt and Cement ca. = !,
brick and lining . ~: . !. u. 81
.; 2s96 Cock !, Co. State Bank, assignee
q ;ook 60 n 'g.f Coz, lumber for
1857 Cook Gu: state /; Bant sssi gnee
6 has ~ ller, pair ting court house
i zs6s Cook State Banl ianeaS
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

justice Court Expenses.
2627 Gust l.. Peterson, assignee of John
Drouillard, Interpreter Justice
1850 Nels Eide, constible fees. $3.50. $780,:
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Clerk of Courts Fees.

1850 Claus G. Monker, balance of 1905
2s72 Cook Go. State Bank, assignee G. ~ ~
~ G. Monker, fees &c.. ....:....... 500
1873 Cook Co. State Bank, assignee c..
C.. Monker, fees. ..... ......... g. 60
.o G. Monker. fees =. 1872. 49,. - IS
1924 Cook Co, State Bank, assignee c.
Q, MOnker, fees. ....... ....... 80
2925 Cook Co. State Bank, assignee c.
G: Monker, fees. :: ....:..:...: 800
1853 Cook Co. State Bank. assignee G.
c. Monker, fees $3.50. ....... go. 10 Is
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Births and Deaths ,

2729 D. B. McAlpine. recording certif-
2731 Peter Rindahl. recording births.
2732 T. F. Thomas, recording births ....
2733 Gust T. Nelson, recording birth. :.
1874 Martin Jacobson, recording birth
and death ........
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-05-10
FOR GUARDIANSHIP

GEORGIA, Lee County.
TO al whom it may concern: Mary
Dell, havn-. in due form, applied 10 the
undersigned for the guardianship OF the
persons and property of Milton Webb aud
Ethel Webb, minor children OF John Webb
late Of said county, dece sed: N~tice is
hereby given thai her application will be
heard at my Office on the first Monday in
April LexI.
Given under MY hand and official sig
nature, this the 4th day of March, 1907.
Geo. c. Edwards, Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-05-10
LEGAL
ADS.
Notice Of Appli-
cation To Open
New Road.
GEORGIA. Lee County

GEORGIA, Lee County.
5. B. Smith, A. W. Goodwin, Mrs. Martha
G. S. Gardner, J. B. Tyler, and others, hay
ing duly applied for the opening and estab-
lsnment OF a new public road, commencing
at corporation line Of tine town Of Leesburg,
northwest from depot, and running north
west through the Galloway ''middle place"
Mrs, N. g. S. Gardner place, following
closely the old road now being USED, anu
ending at Tyler'S Hap place on the Hollis
mill road, at distance of about 1-2 miles,
in the 91Sth militia district Of said county;
and commissioners duly appointed having
made their report under oatn recommending
tine establishment of SAID proposed new ro4d:
Notice is hereby given that said application
will be finally granted on the first Tuesday in
May next, it no sufficient cause is SHOWN to
the contrary, it appearing that all owners OF
lana touched ny SAID road having signed said
appncaIlon.--
WITNESS our official signatures, this April
2nd, 1907.
B.I. Mckinney, Co., Com'r
/. r. Cooke, Co, Com'r.
w. {, LaramOre, Co., Com'r.
certify the above to be true exract from
the minutes OF the original Of tile. lhiS
April End, 1907.
James Morgan, Clerk of Co., Com'rs.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-05-10
APPLICA'T TON FOR.
BANK CHARTER,

! GEOR'ilA &c County.
10 the Flo orablc PM COX, Secretary Of Stale At
lanta, ia.
them and lcSiderceS are hereta ,eached, being this
our petition, in psrsu Of an Act Of the General
ssemGly Of the State Of Georgia approved December
GOTH IGy3 and Acts amendatory thereof aud RESI- ec-
lst That we desire to form corporation for the
purpose OF carrying the bu mess of Banking.
he name and style fine proposed corpora
ton shall be BANK or LEEsBURG, LEasnURG, GA
ard he location and principal place of business
shall Be the Ci,y -.cesOurg. County OF Lee, and
Site OF Georgia
4,h The amount of Capital Stock is Twenty five
thousand Dollars (Ss5ooooo), divided INTO $50 shares
of $4,000 each.
5th. The nature of the proposed corporation shall
be that OF Bank, with continuous tor the
term OF thirty years, with the right OF renewal for a
lik, term, and be sued, TO have and use a
Common Seal, and at pleasure to alter the same. To
appoint such Officers anu agents the business of the
Coz poraton requires, prescribe their deS, nix their
compensation, and remove them at pleasure. TO
make such by-laws as may be necessary proper for
the management OF its property and regulation OF its
affairs, mold, purchase dispose OF and convey
SUCH real md personal property may be necessary
lor lis uses business. 10 discount bills, notes
other evidences debt; to receive and pay ONT depos
ITS, with without interest to receive special de-
post money bullion or foreign coins, stocks or
bonds or other securities; to pay or sell foreign Ur do
nestle exchange, otner negotiable paper to lend
money npoa personal security, or upon pledges OF
bonds, stocks CrheI negotiable securities; to take
andlecelve security by mortgage, or otherwise, on
property, real or PERSONAL ana generally, TO do and
perform all such other matters and things not heeln-
before enumerated as are or may be incident TO the
business OF Banking.
we here with enclose the Charter fee of $1,000, and
pray ~ be incorporated unuer tae laws OF ms state.
Signed; Il. b. Martin, LeeSOUrg, Ga, J. p.
Galloway, Leesburg, ia, d. d. Hall, L9eS-
burg, ia, !. A. LpSey, Leesburg, Ga, 4. II.
6eAAley, Leesbnrg, va. A. ". uodwin, Lees
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-05-10
CITATION.
GEORGIA Lee County.

GEORGIA, Lee County.
Oruinary's office, April 1st., 1907 To
whom 1t MAY concets: ". 7. Hayslip, as
GUARDIAN tor Brit Green minor, OF Sal coun-
", has applied to m. in due Uin, lor ieaye
20 lease Vi sell ar private Sale, The turpentine
and saw mill privileges to timber on lot OF
land number zoo in 1fTn district OF said coun-
", belonging 10 SAID minor, t0r the dement's
OF said nlil.Jr in MS maintenance and sup
port, and To pay debts: Notice is hereby
given rnat VIII pass on the same at my Of
nee on the HrSt Monday in May next.
Geo. c. Edwards, Ordinary.