The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-01

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Porter Mary J, Randolph
RESOLUTION. y
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We take pleasure in commencing
! to his 'excellency, the governor OF our
statej the application of Hon. d. w.
krauss for reappointmept as Judge of
p the city court of Brunswick. Judge
'krauss in his administration of the
law has won an enviable record on the
BENCH; and We believe that if he is
reappointed by the governor as judge
of said city court such reappointment
Will, meet the warm approval of ma
+; jority .,of the law-abiding citizens of
our county. He is fearless in the dis
charge of his duty as Judge, his decis-
ions as a rule meet with: the affirm
ance of the appellate court, and his
? promptness in the dispatch of civil
and criminal business of his court has
the appreciation of the people of our
county, We hope that the executive
will reappoint Judge Krauss as Judge
of said court.
The following resolution was unan-
imously adopted:
whereas, application has been
made in due form by H. F. duBignon.
citizen of Glynn county, Georgia.
for the change of the county line be-
tween Glynn and Camden counties, by
, taking certain tract of land known
as the Oak Joy tract and which is
fully described in said application or
petition, and which lies on the south
side of the Little Satilla river, and
which is now a part of Glynn county,
from said Glynn county, and making
the same part of said Camden coun-
ty, so that the Little Satilla river
along that part thereof shall be the
boundary line without exception be-
tween said counties, which petition of
Fl. F. duBignon is in writing and is ad-
dressed to the ordinaries of said two
counties, to the grand juries of said
two counties for the spring term, 1911,
of the superior courts of said two
counties, and to the commissioners of
roads and revenue of said two coun-
ties, and has been laid before this
grand jury for said Glynn county at
the June term, 1911, of the superior
court of said county by the ordinary
of said county as required by Law.
"And whereas, 1t appears that said
petition was filed in the office of the
ordinary of this county ninety 600
days before the first day of the June
| term, 1911, of the superior court of
| this county, and that notice of the in
Iltention to apply for such change vas
published in the Brunswick Journal, a
public gazette having general cirCula-
ton in this county, and was posted at
the courthouse door of this county,
and was posted at three public places
in every militia district in this county
adjacent to the lines to be changed,
| for a period of at least thirty days
next preceding this June term, 1911,
of said superior court, and that all the
requirements of the law in this re-
spect have teen complied with, and it
further appearing that such change in
the county line will be beneficial to
this county,
Therefore, Be it and it is hereby
resolved by the grand jury of said
Glynn county for the June term, 1911,
of said Glynn superior court, that they
do hereby approve the change in said
county line between said Glynn and
Camden counties as applied for in said
petition of H. F. duBignon."
We recommend that the Clerk O.
the Grand Jury be paid the sum Of
$500 in addition to his regular per
diem.
| We also recommend that the sum
or $lO lie paid to the stenographer Tor
preparing these presentments.
! We also recommend that the sum
of $500 be paid to each of the two
newspapers for publishing these pre-
sentiments
We also recommend that the actual
costs incurred by the various commit
tees from this board be paid, and also
that they be paid their per diem for
committee work
We desire to commend his honor,
Judge c. B. Conyers, for the impair
tial and able manner in which he adj
ministers the duties Of his office, and
for his prompt dispatch of business,
and to express our appreciation OF his
clear and concise charge to this body,
and for uniform courtesies
Tho N II c hoo ~ T.,