The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-02

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steam bakeries.
to ascertainihg ways and means to-
wards perfecting the schools along
| this line.
1t has occurred to us that suita-
1 BILE building adjacent to the present
| high school building might be erect
ed for this purpose. Such building
| might be constructed SO as to pro-
vide an auditorium, seating say 1000
to 1900 which would fill long felt
want
We therefore recommend such a
building to be provided when the fin
ancial condition of the. county will
warrant, earnestly directing this idea
| to the board of education, and the
community at large for their approbas
| ton. FL, b
We respectfully direct the attention.
of the people to the present good NOR
al condition Of the community. Crime
has decreased, and the people are iiv-
.pg quietly, seberly and industriously.
To d great extent we believe this
fortunate condition is due to the enact
ment of the recent prohibition law,
and the enforcement thereof In COM
mon with all the laws of the statute
books, tho prohibition laws should be
impaftialiy enforced, and strengthen
ed and upheld by strong, yirile pub
! lie opinion. In view of the geographi-l
cal location of Brunswick, and Glynn
county the great menace to the en-
forcement of this law will lie ia the
illicit trafficking between this and 9TH
err ports, by means of power launches
and boats. The attention of the Off
GERS of the law whose duty it is to en-
force the laws, is particularly and re-
spectfully directed to this phase of
the situation. II this practice is nip
gain Roadway, it can pc controlled;
| otherwise we will have a situation,
serious and hard to manage.
| We learn that the work of the court
here in the superior court room is
hampered to a great extent by unnec-
essary and unusual noise, due in a
great measure to an insufficiency of
floor covering, and further due to
noise coming into the court room
| through the balcony. To overcome this
difficulty we recommend that suitable
floor covering be provided at once
| for the lobby inside the rail, and also
in the aisles of the superior court room
and also that door checks be provided
and attached to the doors entering the
balcony, and at other points necessary
SO that such doors, or entrances may
be kept closed, and noise proof
| We recommend that the secretary
of the grand jury be paid the sum of
Twenty-Five ($25.00) dollars in addi-
ton to his regular per diem.
We recommend that the sum of Ten
| $4,000 Dollars be paid to the stem
ographer for preparing these general
presentments.
| We recommend that the sum of
] Forty l$40.00) Dollars be paid for pub
fishing these presentments in our dali
| News, and $4,000 to The Banner Pub
fishing company.
We recommend that all Jurors be
paid their regular per diem when en-
gagged in their committee work, and
that all costs of transportation for
committees in making their investi-
cations be paid by the county.
We hereby extend aur thanks to his
Honor, Judge Highsmith, and to all
| other county officials, who have as
sisted this body in its deliberations.
C. D. PARKER, Foreman.
! r. H. MARTIN,
JAMES M. KEEN,
r. H. MALLARD.
w. r. DART,
GEORGE w. HARPER,
w. ]. BUTTS.
j. X. CORNELIUS,
C. A. TAYLOR,
C. P. DUSENBURY,
J. E. YOUNG.
w. r. COX,
H. NJ. KING, JR.
B. c. WALKER,
J. B. c. Bitch.
J. II. GILMORE,
l.. A. MILLER,
THOS. FULLER,
j. B. BANKSTON,
J. L. ANDREWS,
j. NJ RALSTON.