Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Committee to Meet
To Discuss Plans
Spring Street Citizens Will Probably
Be Asked for SIS Per Front Foot
for Improvement.

The executive committee of the
Spring Street Improvement Club will
meet next week to determine on a
lampaign to raise money for widen
ing the thoroughfare and extending
it to Peachtree road at Brookwood.
A member of the committee stated
t as his opinion that the property
owners would be asked for IS per
loot of frontage. He pointed out that
me Ivy street citizens paid $40 land
hat the Spring street owners Would
no doubt be willing to give half of
that for a great improvement, such as
IS planned.
The executive committee is COM
posed of E. l.. VIM, chairman: ]. r.
Smith, first vice chairman; A. S. Tay-
Ior, second vice chairman; George w.
mccarthy, third vice chairman; G. A.
Martin, secretary; w. T. Perkerson,
treasurer; ]. II. Ewing, Z. L. Jet, M.
l.. Lively, r. L. Cooney, H. L. Nc
kee, Walter G.. Cooper, ]. Carroll
Payne, H. o. Reese, f. P. Rice Hugh
Richardson, Morris Brandon, Dr. W.
s. Handy, A. G. Rhodes, NJ. NJ Jack
son, E P. Ansley, J. W. English. Sr.,
h. c. Peters Vassar Wooley, B. NJ.
Hall, John Fappa, John ]. Woodside,
a.. Shelverton, w. n. Tumlin.
The first thing necessary is to can
yass the property owners, and then
The committee can go into other de-
ails. The exact date of the meeting
viii be announced later
1t is probable that one mile of
Spring street will be paved in con-
crete to demonstrate a certain grade
Of material which a paving concern
viii give to the city provided a con-
lract for the entire job is let.
West Peachtree Work.
The new retaining walls for West
Peachtree are being laid following
the determination of property own
ers and the City Council to widen the
street 10 feet, taking the additional
width off the west side.
The old walls have been removed
from their original place and part of
the material is being used again for
the new structure. Stores and resi-
dences at the Hunnicutt street dip
are being raised and moved back.
Warranty Deeds.
$5,000-Charles 4. Hopkins, Jr., to
Thomas K. Glenn, lot 25 by 100 feet,
south side Edgewood avenue, So feet
$325-I. NJ. Blair TO ]. w and e. l..
Blair, lot So by 172 feet, on an alley,
10 feet west of Atwood street and 279
feet north of Sells avenue. November 4
S1.350-J. ]. Lawhon to B. P. and
Martha Hudson, lot 70 by 100 feet, north
side Columbia avenue, so feet east of
Lee street. November 5.
S80O-Mary c. Thomson to D. B. At
kinson, lot 1877 by los feet, on south line
of land lot 226, Seventeenth District,
III feet east of Rapid Transit Railroad
rack. March 25.
S75O-W. D. Morgan to P. R. Byrd,
lot $50 by 300 feet, west side Park ave-
nue., 200 feet south of Taylor street.
october Is.
$2,406-J. w. Ferguson to J. S. Nc
raUIey and l.. w. Hudson, Jr., lot 40
by $40 feet, north side Angler avenue,
50 feet east of Boulevard. August 3,
St4sH and OtAcs Considerations j.
Davis and William Driskell to District
Grand Lodge. No. IS, G. U. o. Q: F..
etc, lot so by 100 feet. north side Ham
mock place, 116 feet east of Fraser
street; also lot 10 by 100 feet, No. 270
Terry street. November 5.
S3,00O-Phebe NJ. Lewis to Elizabeth
and Eleanor T. Lewis, lot ll5 by 10
feet. west side Jackson street, at south
cast corner of Johnsons land. land lot
el95NEmpire Trust and Safe Deposit
'ampJny to Mrs. n. f. Thomas, lot Oh
" $50 feet, south side Astor avenue
"a feet east of Hollenbeck street. No
ycw ber :.
sl0-Mrs Eugenia p Murray ct al to
Eugene r. Hardendorf, lot 200 by 9o4
feet, bounded by Bass, Connally; Ken
nette and Martin streets. May 8, 1872,
$7.75O-W. NJ. Nichols to Miss Anne
X Kelso, No. 81 Hurt street, 50 by 123
feet October 8.
s5.351-Mrs. Edith n Knight to, Mrs;
Maude \. Taylor, No. l76 Highland
$5.0OO-Georgia Land and Investment
Company to Shepard Bryan and Mrs
N Ii Pegram, No. 90 West North ave-
nue., so by $50 feet. November a..
$32000-John B. Thompson TO James