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NOTTCE-I, JAMES y. HASSON the
owner and occupant Of the house situ-
ated at Si3 Market street. in the Fifth
ward IN the city OF Wilmington. county
Of New Castle and State Of Della
ware. In compliance with the require
ments OF the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, IN such case made and provided do
hereby give notice that i shall apply IN
writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions
Of the State OF Delaware. IN and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 2nd
day Of March. A. D., 1908, being the next
term OF said court, for a licenee for SAID
house, as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk on
the premises. and the following respect
able citizens Of said ward. at least twelve
OF whom are substantial freeholders Of
said ward, recommend the said appica-
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NOTICE.. JOHN Q. ADAMS. the tenant
and occupant OF the house situated at
ia East Fourth st, in the Fourth ward
In the city Of Wilmington, county Of New
Castle and State OF Delaware, In COM
pliance with the requirements OF the acts
OF the General Assembly In such case
made and provided, do her by give no.
tice that I shall apply IN writing 10 the
Court OF General Sessions OF the State II
Delaware. IN and for New Castle county.
on Monday, the 2nd day OF March, A.
D.. 1908 being the next term Of said c urt.
for license for said house as an inn or
tavern for the sale therein OF intoxicating 8
liquors In less quantities than one quart
10 be drunk IN the premises and Tho fol-
lowing respectable citizens OF said ward,
al least twelve Of whom are substantial
freeholders of said ward, recommend the
said application, viz,
W. Fl. Hartlove, r. S. Trultt Jr.
Geo. ". Quinn, MD, Beni LSteffenberg.
James Kitchens, Harry r. Cross,
II. q. Bucymaster, M. .DDaniel Regan,
p. r. Murphy, T. Buckley,
Hugh Dunr william Henry,
John T. Lally. Geo. II. Johnson,
Jos. II. Green, N. McTurner.
p. G. Goldstein, A. W. Mahoney,
Francis ]. J.Thielman, Jos r. McGarvey.
Joseph i, Cross. William Williams,
Martin V. Farrell Henry Carr.
F. a. .Buckmaster, d. DIS.
jso-st JOHN Q. ADAMS
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WANTED

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XEyANTED-1O FEATHER BEDS. HIGH
est cash price paid. Address G.. care
Of this office. j1S-im
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LOST AND FOUND
ROOMS FOR RENT.

uOR RENT-TWo COMMUNICATING
Il second-foor front rooms. DIS, Jour
nal Office. ilS-lm-tts
Evening journal., 1908-01-30

"Thorns and Orange Blossoms" Com
pany. comes to the Lyceum on Feb
ruary 3. and 8. The play Is taken
from the world-famous novel Of Ber-
tina NJ. Clay. and Is said TO follow the
original story IN every detail. Special
scenery mechanical and electrical ef-
fects are used.
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J.. Smith, j. +. Smith, Stillw2ll,
St"bbs, Thomas, Todd, Tompkins,
Werner, Walker, Wannamaksr, Wim-
bcrlcy, Win2ard, Woods, Wyche,
Icllcll, Youmans.
For Coker-Scnators Crouch, Grif-
fin. MckcithHn.
Representatives. r. $. Bricc. Carri-
can. Co.'S. J. b. Dodd. j. p. Gibson,
krr"}iaW. kirvcM. Lawson. Nicholson.
For Willie Ionpa-W2atoH. Croft.
MrAla.i"r, Morrcll, Kuckcr. Ta>uH.
for WaIkcr~Scnators Appel.
iiaSa. Bates. I@;iveMs. BIack::r Clifton,
Gibson. Graydon. Hardin. Kelley.
l@i1ry. McG"wan. Raysur. ROGERS.
Siliklcr. Smith. Townsend. Williams.
Representatives Ballcnline. ". d.
Bryan, Cliakscaics, COURTNEY. Der
ham. Dick. Doar. Frost. Cause, CIV
i"t. N"llahan. Lr2arr. Nivrr. Norton.
Parker. R2aN'>. Fucker. Sawyer.
Sellers, Spivrv. Nandrrhor>t. NnM-
N"luitz. Wade. Wallace, Wi""iu..
Whal"v.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brict,
Brooks. Carlisle. Christensen. UIt~.
Sullivan.
Representatives Arnold. Banks.
Hrattir. \. G.. Bricc. Cothran. j. II.
I"ld, W. j. Gibsun. Greer. Ilarl,y.
Harrison. lltmphill. Nash. Ncsbit.
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W. .Nutllt -lJlNo lI.
RECONCILIATION.

Necessary 10 Il choice -.
BY an aye and nay vote Of IS 10 -
the house decided 10 meet again at
,l.30 Thursday afternoon.
The afternoon session called to
meet at 4.30 resulted in three ballots
being taken with few changes. The
entrance of Lieut.. Gov. Mcleod was
made without the knowledge Of that
nominee but his probable strength
caused tn, others considerable u%ncasi-
ness. Mr.. d. T.. Smiths name and
Mr.. Thos. Hamcr were also mention
ed AID ballotcA upon.
The Fifth Ballot.
The fifth ballot Of the day resulted
as follows:
For Gary--Scnators Earle, Efrd,
Harvey, IIough, johnson, Talbart,
Bailey.
Representatives Bethune, Boyl,
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Rccapitulation.
cSSarv TO Il choice %.
Fourth Ballot.

The last ballot was then taken be-
fore Recess. resulting as follows:
For Gmry-Srnat"rS Earle. E,Grl.
Harvey, Ilouyh. Johnson. Talbert.
T""lr.
Representatives Null. Bailey. Be
thun,. Boyd. Hrantlcy, T.. NJ. Bryan.
Cannon. Carey Carson. Carwilc.
tlary, Cutler. Dinylc. Douglass.
bowling. Epps. Fraser, GarriS. w. j.
Gibson. GlasScock, Goodwin. Hall,
Hardin. Hartman. Harris. Hinton.
Hughes. IIydrick. JohnStone, Kirvcn.
Lame. Lester. Leitncr. Little, McCnll.
MrKeown, Mann, Milcy, Miller.
Mash. Nichols. Patterson, Richards.
Sage, Scarborough. Scruy~S. Sharpe.
Shipp, Slaughter, ID. l.. Smith, J. T..
Smith. Stillwrll. Stubbs. Thomas.
To,ld. TnmpkinS. Werner, Walker.
Wannamakcr. kimberley. Win"ard.
Woods, Wvchr. Icldell.
For C"k"r-SrnatcrS Crouch. Grii-
fin. McNeiihan.
Representatives y. S. Bric". Carri-
wau. Cocker. J. b. Dohl. Ker>haw.
Lawson. Nicholson. Rravcs.
For Willie Joncs-WrSt"m. Croft.
McMaSicr. M"rrrll, Ruck"r. Tatum.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Applet.
Bass, Bates. BivenS. Black, Clifton.
Gibson, Graydon. Kelly, Lancv, Me
Gowan, Raysor, Rcwrrs, Sinklcr.
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decentralization,

Necessary to elect. IS.
Representative Nichols then for
maily nominated Mr.. j. w. Nash.
The Seventh Ballot.
The seventh halIn; was ordered
an | resulted a f"!iows:
Fer Galy-Scnators Earle. t.Iird.
Griffin, Harvey. l~Eou%ll. Johnson.
Lan<y, Talh"rt.
Repre- cntnlivcS Bailey. Bcthunc,
Boyd. rral:!,r. F.&I. Bryan, Cannon,
Carey. Fu">"n. Carwile. Clary,
tuurlnay. Cutler. D;n-lc. Dixon,
Douglass. Dowlin%. :npS. Fraser,
Gar.js. Gia<~r"rk. GuoGwin. Hall,
Hardin. llarman. Hinton. Hughes,
iTydrick. .!"hns,nNH. KcrvHn. Lester,
L2i,N,r. Little. McC"ll. Mckcown,
Mann. Mi;ty. Miller. Patterson,
Richards. Richardson. Sage. Scarbor-
"ugn. ScruGG~. Sharpe. SLAUGHTER, ID.
l.. Smith. J. f.. Smith. Stillwcll,
StnbbS. Thomas. Todd, Tompkins.
Werner. Wannamaker. Kimberley.
Woods, Wychc. Ycldcll.
For Cokcr-,Scnator McKeown.
Representatives II. S. Bricc, Carri-
gan, Cox. K2"Shaw. Lawson. Nichol-
on, Shirr.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Black, Har-
din. CTS.
Representatives Tooic. Nivcr,
Wad:.
For Walktr->rnat"r~ Applet,
Bass. Bates. B!ras2. Bricc. Gibson.
GrayioH. Halliday. Mctiowan. Ray
sor, Rogers. Sinkler, Sullivan. Town.
send.
Representatives BaIlrntiH", W. D..
Bryan, tlinkScal>>. Dcrlam. Dick.
Doa,. Cause. Gyles, Kcllahan, Le-
rare. Norton. Parker, ReavcS. Saw
Yer. Sellers, Spivcy. NandcrhorSt,
NnnKnlnitz. Wallace. Virgins. VIM
gard.
For Mauldin-Scnator Brooks.
Representatives Banks. B1attic. n.
G.. l'rice. Cnth"an. Greer, Harley.
Harrison. Nr>bit.
For Willie JrncS-Senators Crouch,
Weston.
Representatives Croft. McMastcr,
&Murrcll.
For Ira b. Characterization Will
liams.
Representatives C%os"rovc, Jones,
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BrantlcY, i. NJ. Drypn, Cannon, Car
ry. Carson, CarWilc. Clary, Courtney,
Cutler, Din9lc, Dixon, Douglass,
bowling, Epps, Fraser, Garris, Glass
cock. Goodwia, Hall, Hardin, Har-
man, Hinton, Hughes. Joimstone, Kir-
ven, Lester, lciiner, Little, McColl,
MrKtpwn, Mann, Milcy. Miller, Nash,
Patterson, Richards. Richardson,
Sage. scarborough. Scru44S. Sharpe.
Slaughter. ID. l.. Smith. ). T.. Smith,
%,:iw"!, !@51s. Thomas. Todd.
Tmmpkin>. Werner. WanHamakcr.
Wimbvrl.y, Woods. Wychy. Nrld"ll.
Fer E"h,r-~Senator MciIcilhan.
Representatives T. S. B:icc. tarri-
"an. Cox. Kcr<Aw, dawson, NichoI-
son, Win.arl.
Fer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OTIS,
Toolc.
Representatives Rucker, Wade.
E"uman>.
For d. l.. Smirh Senator BivenS.
Representatives }. Il. Dudd, X. +.
Smith. Nanhrrhmst. Wallace.
For Me- .nnl--Scnat"r> BlcaS1.
Kelly. Clifton.
Representatives .Aull, Eallch!inr,
Harris. Ta,Um. NomN"lujlz. Wha!ry,
For II. f.. GylrS-Ky?rc>"ntaiive
Ni"a"I>.
For NaSh-Srnatur Carlisle.
Representatives Arnold. Frost. ".
j. Gibson. iIydrick. Ncavr>. Settlers.
Walker.
For Ilamtr--HeprcScntative j. p.
Gibson.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Applet,
Bass. Bates. Black. Gibson. Laney.
Mcfowan, RaySor. Rogers. Stalker.
Townsend.
Representatives W. d. Bryan. Der.
ham. Dirk. Dnar. Cause. Gylcs, Kella-
han. Lr%arc. Nivrr, Norton. Parker.
Sawyer. Spivc.y, Virgins.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bricc.
Brooks. Chrisirnsrn. Sullivan.
Representatives Banks, Bca1,ir. \.
G. Brice. Cothrmn. Greer. Harley.
Harrison. lIcmphill. NrShi,.
For Willie ,JuncS-,Scna1~rS Weston.
Crouch.
Representatives Croft, McMaSter.
Morrill,.
For Ira b. Jrnr<--ScnaIorS liar
din. Williams.
Representatives Ens"ruvc. .JuNcS.
Robinson.
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Rccapitulation
F','I;l
" in II choice. -
Second Ballot.

There being II" election. Il second
l:all", was taken as follows:
For t;ary~"Earlr. Etir,,. Harvey.
,l"HHh. Johnson. T"rlr.
Representatives Aull. abbey. Be
ihmr, Boyd, Hruntlc!. +. NJ. Bryan,
Cannon, Carey. Carson. Carwile,
Clary. Cutler. Din"lc. Dixon. Doug
lass. Bowling, t,ppS. Fraser, Garris,
Gla*>r"rk. G""dwin, Hall. Hardin,
Hartman. Hinton, llu"hcS. Ilydrick,
.'nhnSt"nr. Jones, Lame. Lester. Lett
nrr. Little. Mrt"ll. Mrlir"wn. Mann,
Milcy. Miller. Nichols. Patterson.
Richardson. Robinson. Sage, Scar
h~"'ru~,i, Scru""S. Sharpe. Shipp.
Slau"hlrH. y. l.. Smith. J. T.. Smith,
Sti'lwrll. S!uhhS. Talum. Thomas.
Todd. TnmrkinS, Werner, Wannamak-
rr. Kimberley. Woods. Wvchr, Vel
. tell.
l'"r C"krr-GriIin. Mrkcithan.
Representatives \. G.. Ericr. T. s.
, ~l:r;rr. tArri"aH. C"urlnay. Cox. J. b.
l'"lh. ''Ii'S. N'iNiiN, Ni!Ntil, law
son. Nicholson.
For Willie .Innc>-West"n. C:of:,
MrMaStrr. Mnrrrll. Walker.
For Walkrr-SrnatnrS Applet.
BASS. Bates. Bivrn, B:raSr. Black.
Clifton. Crouch. Gibson. Graydon,
llArlin. l.ancy. Holiday. Kelly. Me
Grwan. hnySnr. Rogers. Sinklrr,
Smith. TAlhrrt. T"NnSc1I. Williams.
Representatives Na,lrn.inr. W. ID.
ErrHa. Cliuk>ral">. C~o~"r"vr. Der
/ I@m. Niyk. Doar. Frost. Cause. J.. i.
. Gibson. Krllahan. l"@Arc. Nivrr,
Norton. Parker, RcavcS. Sawyer
Sellers. X. p. Smitl. Spivry. Wander
Ilnrst. NonEolnitz. Wallace. Wade,
Wig@ins. WinHard. Whaley.
For MauldiM -SrAat"rS Hrirr,
Brooks. Carlisle. Christensen, OTIS,
Sullivan.
Representatives Arnold. Beattic,
! Gotham. }. II. DndA. W. }. Gibson
Greer. Harley. Harrison. llcmphil!,
/ Nash, NrSbit. Noumans. Banks.
For Geo. J. acknowledgements
tive Rucker.
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Recapitulatioll.

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V to Il ruuicr Z!
Third Ballot.

sNN|t Ns - ~ 49,
Third Ballot.
\ third ballot waS thea ordered rs
tullow%:
For Gary-,Scnat"rS Earle, Etird,
Harvey. lIough, Johnson, TalbcrvS
Toolc.
Representatives Aull. Bailey. Be
thunc. Boyd, Brantlcy. +. Nj. Bryan,
Cannon. Carey. Carson, Carwilc,
Clary, Cutler, Dinglc. Dixon, Doug.
lass, Bowling, Epps, Fraser, Garris,
Glasscock, Goodwin, Hall. Hardin,
Harmon. Harris. Hinton, Hughes, lIy-
drick. tombstone, Jones. Lane. Lester,
Lnitncr. Little. McColl, McKeown,
Mann. Milcy, Miller. Patterson, Rich
ards, Robinson, Sage, Scarborough,
Scruggs, Sharpe, Shipp, Slaughter, d.
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vas little gain in the STRENGTH.

''i'i' 'h' N'tb.lu ballot was taken
senator til[tun placed i'm nomination
The name OF Congressman \. T.. lev
en-. Mc$SrS. WinYard AMI Sharpe Of
Lexington stated that Me-. Levers
name was unauthorized. Mr.. Cliff
ton stated that ne WAS 4 native Of
Lexington c"uH'r and WAS willing To-
support tn" congressman wen a~aaiu~,
the Wi" f. his "wn alteration. The
NOSE WEES mad" - The Imposition ~
NV. cay int ga that ballot two yot-
O. were ."il'd ~ tie lr@lrr. Ii was
on WIS "1''ut. however. ihHl AR. Juu.
''''lIt'"'" 81 t""o'rI" WAS voted
,"' ~ - ~ '"' '''"'o'r$. 1t was F'H.
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It "'''N' '"'"F' ~" next ballot WAS
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VIZ" II ''''''''H 81 one Tic WAS &c
'"'' ''''''"'
Nh'n the ihlrd ballot WAS taken
h'rf'N'n'allN" Nln%ard ct I"Nlh"-
'on p';'''" MT' lever name before
lh' convention hut immediately ATtc"
the N"i'n" II WAS withdrawn o. re-
'''l' "I il TELEGRAM from the A"mlllrr.
the result "i the vote WaS known
as soon ~ 'iA1Sh'd amt Their" WAS
r"nS'd"rAh'' excitement "n the floor
'"hrl II WAS Known that MIR. Gary
HAL Been elected. II was admitted by
the opposition 'hai Mr.. Gary had nnl
a.. ' N''l' w."
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Iiobinson.
For II. d. Lee-Scnator Clifton.
for Nash-Senators Bivons, Car
Isle, Christensen, Smith.
Representatives Arnold, J. b. Dodd,
j. II. Dodd, Frost, w. j. Gibson,
tIcmrhill. Nichols. Rucker, X p.
Smith, Walker, Ioumans.
Tor MrLcod-Senator Kelly.
Representatives AuIl, Harris, Ia
tum. Whalcy.
For +. II. lIutlson~0.I. =. Gibson.
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DoAi. Frost. ~lIemphill, Nichols. Rea-
YES, Fucker. Sellers, *. p. Smith,
NonKo!uitz. Walker.
For McCo!l-~Srnator BleaSc.
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Eighth Ballot.

The eighth ballot for the day was
ordered as follows:
For Walker-Srnators Applet,
Bass, Bates. Bricc, Crouch, Gibson,
MlNcithan. Sinklcr, Raysor, Town
send. Rogers.
Representatives BaIlentinc, w. D..
Hrynn. Dtrham. Dick, Doar, Cause,
GviyS. kcllahan. Lr~arr, Norton. Par
krr, RcavcS. Ruckcr. Sawyer. Spivey,
NanlerhorSt, NonIkoInitz. Wallace,
Virgins.
For MaulAin-Scnatnr Brooks .
Representative Banks, i}eattic. a.
G.. B:ic". Cothran, Greer. Harley,
Harrison. Nrshit.
For Willie JoncS-Scnator Weston.
Representatives Croft. McAlaSter,
MGrrril..
For Ira e. ,Jnnes-Scnators Will
liams, Hardin.
Representatives Jones, Robinson,
CuS"rnvr.
For Cokcr-Rcprcsenta!ives Carri-
ran. Cox. KcrShaw. Lawson. Nichol-
son. Win"ard.
For NasIr-tScna;ors Carlisle, Chris
Jensen, Graydon. MCGOWAN, Smith,
Sullivan.
Representatives Arnoll. Boyd,
ClinkScalcS. J. b. Dodd. J. ii. Dodd,
Frost. w. J. Gibsnn. Hemphill, Mich
OILS. Richardson. Sellers, X. p. Smith,
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The Evening Session.

Wlcn the general assembly recon-
vcMcl ii $50 Thursday night the
eighth ballot was ordered at once. The
vote WAS changed considerably by the
entrance Of the new candidates and
after two hours bH!loting an adj
jnurnment was taken without any re-
suit.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27

The Grant Street Barber Shop,
Fitz Hugh Lee proprietor. Hot
and cold baths. II
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
A PROCLAMATION.
ByHis ExceIleney, Hoke Smith,
Governor.
A REPRESENTATIV FOR
BEN HILL COUNTY.
ATLANTA, GA, August 6, 1908.

ATLANTA GA, August g. 1908.
Whereas, The General Ass mbl. at its SEES
sion in 1903, proposed an amendment to the
Constitution of this state, as set forth in al
Act approved August 6, $685. to wit;
Sec. /. Be il enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Georgia that para.
graph one, of sc ction 3, Ii. tiule g. of the Con
stitution of Georgia, rs amended by an ACT
approved July 81, 1871. is hereby amended by
striking "lS3 Representatives in the saif
paragraph of the Constitution as amended
and substituting "iSi Representatives"
Par, /. he Bouse OF Representatives
shall consist Of not more than 1871 represen'
tatves apportioned among the several coun
ties s follows to-wit: To the six counties
having the largest population, viz: Chatham
Bibb, Floyd. Fulton, Richmond and Thomas.
TIN ee representatives each; to the six coun-
ties having the next population, viz: Bar
tow, Bulloch Burke, Cobb, Carroll, COweta
DeKalb, Decatur, DoOly, Ebert, Gwinnett,
Hall. Houston, Jackson, Laurenes, Merri-
wether, Monroe, Muscogee, Sumter, Tattnall,
Troup Walton. Washington and wilkes two
~ representatives each and to the remain
ing counties one repreSen tatfve each.
Sec 2 Be it furth her enacted by the auth
ority Aforesaid that when said amendment
shall be agreed to by twO-thlrds Of the mem
bers elected to each House it shall be enter
ed upon the journal of each House with the
ayes and nays thereon and published in one
or more newspapers in each congressional
district in said state for two ~ months pre-
vious to the time for holding the next gencr-
al election ard shall at said next gent a.
election be submitted to the peOple;for rati-
fication in tho following form, to-Wlt: "For
Ratfi alton" or Against Ratification and
if majority Of the electors quail fed to vote
for members of the general assembly there
| on shall vote for ratification, having written
or printed on their ballots For Ratification,
which votes cast at said election shall be
consolidated as now required by law in cleo
tions for members OF the general assembly
and return there of mae to the governor,
then Ia shall declare said amendment adop-
ted and make proclamation of the result OF
said elertion in one or more newspapers III
each co gressional district Of the state.
Now, therefore, l, Hoke 'mith governor OF
| said state, do issue this, my proclamation n,
hereby declaring tina the foregoing proposed
amendment to the constitution is submitted
| for ratification or rejection tn the voters Il
| the state qualified to vote for M. mhers 0i
| the gene raj assembly al the re: c al erriD!r
| to be held on Wednesday, Oct Der T. - s.
HOKE SMITH, Govcrn"r.
| BY the Governor:
PHILIP COOK, Secretary of state. ~ n
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
A Proclamation.
To Pay the County Police and
to Provide for Necessary
Sanitation.
ByHis Exce11ency, Hoke Smith,
Governor Of Georgia.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Atlantis, Ga, Aug. "A, 1908.

Whereas, The General Assembly. at its SEES
sion in 1898, proposed AN amendnf mt to the
of this State ais set forth In N
Act approved August II, 1903 to-wit;
The fol owing amendment to the Con-
sttutIon to the State of Georgia is hereby
Or osed by the House of Representatives
of the General Assembly Of said State:
"That article seven ~, section six %, or
the constitution of said state be amended
as follows, to-wit:
by adding to paragraph two ~ OF SAID
section and article the following WORDS
to-wu: To pay the Co uty Police AID to
provide for necessary sanitation"
Now. theref' re, 1, Hoke Smith, Governor
Of said State, do issue this my Pro laTa'1on
hereby declaring that the foregoing proposed
amendment to the Constitution is submitted
for ratification or rejection to the vote OF
The state. qua fled TO vote for members o.
the General Ass mhly. at the ge' eral e!cc-
tion to be hell on Thrslay November. 'I)6
HOKE SMITH. Governor.
By the Governor;
PHILIP COOK, Secretary of state.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
Petition For Charter.
GRoRGIA-BEN Hill CoUVT

GRoRGIA-BEN Hill COUNTY.
To the Superior Court of said County:
| The petition of L. e. Mathews w. A. Bald
win and ]. K. Wimberly, uf Talbot county
I O. H. Mathews and Jared J. Bull, of Ben Hill
| county, all of the State of Georgia, respect
| fully shows:
1. That they desire for themselves and
| successors to be incorporated and made
body polite under the name and style OF the
Fitzgerald Haberdasher Company for the
period of twenty years.
2. The office and place IF business of said
company shall be in Fitzgerald, said state
and county.
8. The object Of said RIP Jration is pecu-
MARY gain to its stockholders.
1. The business to be carried ON is that of
haberdaSher and general merchandise.
| S. The capital stock of said corporation
shall be FIVE thousand dollars, with the priv
ile9e Of increasing the same to ten thousand
dollars by a majority vote of the stockholders,
said stock to be di vided into shares Of TWEEN
ty five dollars each, fifty per cent of which
has been paid in,
6. Petitioners desire to issue common and
preferred stock in such proportions as the
stockholders may determine; but the stock
holders are not to be individually liable for
any amount beyond the amount of the stock
subscribed by the stockholders.
Z. The corporation shall have prior lien
upon the stock for any Indebtedness that may
be owing the company by the owners of the
stock.
S The petitioners desire the ght to sue
and be sued; to plead and be imp'eaded; to
have and tO use a common seal. to make all
necessary bylaws and regulations, and to do
all other things that may be necessary for
the successful carrying on of said business,
including the right to buy. hold and sell real
estate and personal property suitable to the
purposes OF the corporation, and to execute
notes and bonds as evidence of Indebtedness
incurred, or which ma. be incurred, in the
conduct of the affairs of the corporation and
to secure the same by mortgage, security
deed or other form of lien under existing
laws.
s. They desire for the said corporation the
right to renewal when and as provided by the
laws Of Georgia, and that it have al such
other rights, powers, privileges and immuu-
tiles as are incident to like corporations OF
permissible under the laws If Georgia,
Therefore, petitioners pray to be incorpor'
ated under the name and style aforesaid
with the powers, privileges and mmunitie,
herein set forth and as ar now or may here
after be allowed a corporation of similar
character under the laws of Georgia.
BULL & REID,
Petitioners Attorneys.
Georgia, Ben Hill County.
I, D. W. M. Whitley, clerk # the Superior
Court of said county, do hereby certify tina,
the above and foregoing is a true and correct
copy Of the application for charter of the
Fitzgerald HaberdasherC mpany as the same
appears on file in this office.
Witness my official signature and the seal
of this court this 18th Jay of August, 1908.
ID. W. M. WHITLEY,
Clerk Superior Court Ben Hill County, Ga.
100-4w
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
MIX Diet For Austrian Soldiers

Some interesting experiments IN the
direction of vegetarianism In regard
TO soldiers diet are being made by the
Austrian military authorities. The va
rious commissar1at departments have
received orders to test the value OF
milk and milk products, especially
cheese in the daily dietary or the
troops. Skimmilk, which Is usually
rather despised, is also to be taken
into account. 1t is suggested that re-
cruits would form very good SUB
4ect for experiment and that they
might be given smaller rations OF meat.
with increased allowances OF vegeta-
bles and pastry and buildings COM
posed of milk and cereals. The war
Office is especially anxious to ascer-
tain how such reformed scale OF diet
would meet the requirements OF the
troops in maneuvers and field exer-
cises. 1t is understood that the pri-
yate soldiers are by no means enthu-
siastic about the new dietary.