Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-28
Chas. |. Branan
Names Deputies
Candidate for Tax Collector Of Full
ton County Makes Up
Strong Ticket.

Charles l. Branan, candidate for
Tax Collector Of Fulton County, gives
out al list of his deputies who will be
the servants of the people working
under him.
Mr.. Branan says: Il had in mind,
first, that ! should select these gem
tlemen on account Of their compe-
tency to give the public good service;
second, men whose qualifications fit-
ted them to make every taxpayer feel
that in dealing with the Office of Tax
Collector he as a taxpayer Is part
owner of the tax office; third, men
who would appreciate the benefits de-
rived from their salaries. or oeher-
wise speaking, men for whom every
class of voters would feel he had
given a helping hand to class Of
men who needed a position.
The following first four gentlemen
will I'LL the positions of Deputy Tax
Collectors, and whose time will be
almost devoted to office work:
Charles N. Barnes.
Mr.. Barnes is well known both In
labor circles, as we'll as among the
masses, as he has served as presi-
dent of the Federation of Trades last
year, and as one of the proprietors OF
the Barnes Sheet and Metal Com
pany, No. 109 Forsyth street, has
placed him in a position to make
many friends among the contractors
and builders, as well as the public
who call on him to do work in his
line.
James {. Garrison.
Mr.. Garrison Is well known, not
only among the railroad employees
of the city, on account OF his being
chief clerk of Mr.. Geeves, master ma
chinist of the Atlanta Joint Termi-
nails roundhouse, but having served
as secretary OF Battle Hill Lodge of
Masons, all of which has brought him
many friends on account Of his cour-
teous treatment.
Charlie Rozetta.
For a long. tim cone of our most
popular firemen of the Atlanta Fire
Department, but for the past few
years has been connected with the
Southern Book Company, No. II
whitehall street, and during this time
he has made many friends by his
courteous treatment of the public as
he came in contaxt with them.
Therefore. everyone who knows
Charlie likes him.
c. Y. Terrell.
Hundreds tof employees Of the
Southern Railroad know Tom" Ter
rel, he having been one of the most
popular employees connected with the
Southern Railroad Shops for seven
teen years, but for the past two years
he has been employed by the Geor-
gia Railway and Electric Company in
the car builders department, and his
many friends are rallying to his sup
port.
]. M. Barnwell.
Mr.. Joe Barnwell will be the out
side Special Deputy, having in charge
such work coming under what Is
known as special license or special
taxes
There are few men who are better
known in the Tenth Ward than Joe"
Barnwell, and HIS many friends have
nothing but the highest praise for
him, and there Is no doubt in the
minds of the people who know him
that he will be courteous to all with
whom his work brings him In con-
tact.
Mr.. Branan says that the voters Of
Fulton County are waking up as TO
the principles involved In his cam
paign, and the outlook is more than
bright for his nomination on May
as the next nominee for Tax Col
lector OF Fulton County. -ADVER-
TISEMENT.