The Brunswick Daily News, 1906-09-29

streets, which is wanted tor the pur purpose - pose purpose of erecting a bank building. lloutine matters were i'rsfe disposev of and when the matter of selling the building was readied a lively discus discussion - sion discussion followed, participated in ,by * majority of the members present- Several talks were made for ant against the sale of the lot.- Those; who favored its sale used as an arg o* ment that the purchasers, besjdoa of offering - fering offering a. good, jqjjv* -had- ajreiesr TcT equip the second story into a lodge room for the Knights and that the nail could he rented at a nominal cost. On the other hand those who wore against selling the property argued that Brunswick real estate was rapidly ndvam-ing; that the finan financial - cial financial condition oi.tjrf lodge was good, and the men h .j, not needad, ano that later Uipffllpdge coujd erect a building of.i Wvii, rent the bottom floor at agi | income an i that tlie lode ?J(* V.® have i home of its mu After cousid® i-Usu!Sl 1 the question was jL -ote, and it was decided to s- 11 the eyes winning by a inajoi itj pfonr II is now c.xiieetodgßlt the neees s.-iij ilapdrs will beer ared for tlie .fonn il purchase of . property and Unit within next (goekß bids will for and y_ -*- 1 4 begin on lliewstru tr.re. The new Wiuildiug nil! be and will be o a hands<B| ; structure. The Hr ,or, ot -oifriMt will bo built especi.,Uy for a bauk,| while (lie second Moor will be espec-1 dally suited lor a K. of E. hall. The jirice offered the lodge for tha lot. was $1.7f,0. fl a'CLELLAH, IH w ® Hfe BOLTS THE I STATE TICKKT AND DE W NOUNCES MURPHY. New York, lan to-day boil'd the Hearst, who vAu nominated ' rnor by 'tie <lsm eratie r'onveiijß Buffalo Wednesday. M He Is out In fining demnn-jB l.oudor Mni |i|iy'oi I m:i..iu> openly ( lunges Jhut tic schlep In n BH " I'C- high t ic,r:^H AI ! - H > : X%' \ fggfelf L \ I r / 1 * 'wfLud

THE DANGER IN IMPORTED MEAT lew law Hoes Not at All i Eitpiu Against Any ! / Disease IIMENTS 8F BUTCHERS Firrt of Monli a Now r of Will prevail - Ire FoA Lajf ' 11st. - | act month u; 4;A ! ;. S^ynoiil^ -'- i.'.y'- * If f Wiiny>, ? I^To j*Hpr Jhn.y - *HI I'i' 1 :- 1 n 9Li. n n X com.'. 1 lilifJH | SBT' ' * She ' ' "'-vie, * V- '.l' 1' iom; 1 i i>y ' - *$ c; |, opr,., i <>vor, Mented in Hu- gul* |,y Kto, ;. or c.esses, may bo liWp Jwlfbont tliy least difficulty. tOMM This state of has been brought by over oversight - sight oversight on ever known. Last the pure, food and meat lnspeSßn\jws. The former requires the cheats of lie department of agriculture hA examine manufncturers to ascertain If any sub substance - stance substance deleterious to hontth have hern used blithely preparation. Tho/nuat Inspection law says that |no mfil food product may be carried ! from.one state t another, or sent to a r-pin country, unless It bears a stnnp certifying that It has been in inspited - spited inspited and pa ed by government In Insptors, - sptors, Insptors, who certify that the estnh finents In liloh they won; (in (in|ed - |ed (in|ed went eh in and. further, that the animals fn which the products weyu wad' wjjßl 1 In * healthy con Hlttun,

awaiting Instructions from the owa ers, who have been negotiating with, the local companies for the wJfdc. The Brooklyn was prett sJTvcll dani daniaged - aged daniaged In the storm aud It /II requlni considerably work to put,</er in Aram Class condlrlon again. It yy 111 probahl 5 be necessary to haul the vessel oti| on the marine railway so that thfc bottom can be worked on. There is isconsiderable - considerable isconsiderable other work to be done igpi the schooner, HKlic exact amount fn fhu ;lract fs naf jet known, but It 13 Igiherßiond ttiat the contract wl l, l|Kif>unt to between three and four PVusand dollars. The local company Iwk begin work on the as I s,, 'TN|L s and when she is rcoipaHto sue will continue on her T voj-mHBK Hftvana, whoro*%h was hit hy the storm

-Although not an announced. - nounced. announced. it Jias been rumored in local railroad circfes that C. S. McManus, general superintendent of the system, wlth-heaitquarters in Washington, ha; resigned from the system. It is be believed - lieved believed that ills position will he abolish ed, although W. N. Foreacre, former formerly - ly formerly superintendent of the Atlanta di division - vision division and now assistant general superintendent, might he promoted to Mr. McManus 1 place. It is known, however, that the A lanta division will be divided iuto two divisions as was intimated In The Jou ml some time ago, j. F. Egan, superintendent of the Atlanta divis ion, will on October 1 go to Macon an 1 have charge of the lines from Atlanta pt>> Hmuswick and Fort Valley,

tlis place in Atlanta will be taken by K. B. Westfall; a western railroad man, who will have charge of the tines from Atlanta to Oltewah Junc Junction, - tion, Junction, Cleveland. Rome and Attala. Tne division of the Atlanta buslnes-' was found necessary because the ro cent enormous growth of the system' traffic, making it impossible for one man to handle it with any degree ot facility. It has been rumored that Mr. Me Manus will move to Knoxville, and will engage in the coal business in that state. Announcement, already been made of the resignation o* J. Emmett Smith chief train dispatcher of tno Atlanta division, who on October j. will outer the insurance business. AN ASSOCIATION PSQPLS OF DUBLIN TO WORK FORfIMPROVEMENT OF THE OCONEE RIVER.

In tluf ; .it. the meat htspec (ion ii- ,'_. meat food ptf?> ducts ci ing hut con shH'Vi and ( i (uincictiotl%witii the pup pupfood - food pupfood J it Is evident that that was no! t intention of congress.. It was flic .-nilon od that tody that the ex; .fttlpn under the provisions or f e food law should suffice t ti - i ti ntee, the wholoeomeness or the /cats (joining from abroad. But. .as beMre set forth, the pure food inspection will not be of such a cliaracwTVis to make certain that, tlm produt ts Verc prepared In clean es tahlislnnents and t,*>* used in their mt, disease. Thy, gov^^MH^^ Ltliat l lu^M^ -, 1 x '( Jrii' all | I 1 * f- 11-. C I

|i- \ D'IjSVCiH MAKING ' v\NEZUELMI DOLI.ARS. Five TsTen indicted by Federal tr-and Jury at New York. mg*cw York, Sept. 28. - The attempts BMP revolutionary bpdy to overthrow; iTcsidcpt Castro erf V*np*uela is said tp ne the indirect cause to-day of the I indicting live men by the federal grand] lury on the charge of having dies in their possession for the making o Venezuelan silver dollars. The In Indicted - dicted Indicted men are Capfc George ft, pujyti pujytiton - ton pujytiton and J.q®H§ 'M. Thompson, the al lugi'd agents ur the revolutionary nio-. emenl Theodore Wilcox, Sidm:;- P. Keller and Joseph F. Keller. The Hellers, who are eugftged l(H the