Hook line: A window into Rome’s early 20th‑century city government and its legal framework. Understand how a growing Georgia city organized power, rules, and public life. This volume presents the New Charter of 1909 and the ordinances that guided Rome, Georgia, through a period of rapid change. It blends the charter with the adopted rules, offices, and procedures that shaped daily governance and community services. You’ll get a clear view of how the city organized its mayor, council, and departments, how laws were prepared and recorded, and how public health, streets, and utilities were managed in that era. Ideal for readers of municipal history, legal history, and Georgia local government.
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