Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-19
TO PEOPLE TUE SOUTH With Those Anxious to Leave the
 Dreary Northwest, IS THE IMPORTANT WORK Now Being Rapidly Pushed by Live, Go-Ahead Men-List of
 Would-Be Immigrants.

There is considerable work going on 10 secure the hundreds of people who want to leave the stricken northwest and locate near Birmingham.
 The railroads doing considerable ad- vertising in this line. The International Homestead company, with Mr. W. H. Martin at it's head, is also making strenu- ous efforts to secure these people, who are determined 10 come south, but there is DO other person who is doing more in this line than Capt. P. Sid Jones, travelling pas senger agent of the Louisville and Nash vile.
 There is scarcely day but some north weslerner passes through Birmingham looking for place to live. They come sometimes two or three together, and no longer than last week three families were settled in north Alabama and two more in Morgan county. These people who want to come south are not the riffraH of the northwestern states, but are we'll do, respectable citizens. As an instance, MT. k. A. Moses, mayor of Woonsocket, 5. D. Louis Renter, George Carpenter and George Corning, elevator men, will be here in January looking oyer the country. These men are inhuential and should they be satisfied here will bring number of immigrants with them.
 Owing to the fact that concerted action is being taken in other localities and other sout hern states, hundreds are moving south every day, a large percentage of whom would come to Alabama if the advantages oi the slato were put before them. As an example of the thousands who want to come south the following is a list kindly furnished by Mir. P. Sid Jones of those within A radius of few miles who will leave South Dakota if suitable locality can be found where the soil is good and the land cheap:
 Madison, s. DC L Alexander, J W Abrams, E R Mueller, w c Beanan, A J Morris. Julius Birtke, J P Coffey, John Cook, L. Shaw, William Stra,ton, Clar- ence Laugnlin, J J Elliott, c J Moose, Geo P MoQallan, O L Farnam, w H Fint- zsl, o T tuller, Frank Filcroft, A T Lewis, William Norton, o I Ballard, Fred Pal mer, Norris Pierce, Henry Rewey, E D Stetzsl. LeRoy Eeaton, J W Dxon, James A Davis, Il Dykins, William McLaugh lin, l. Eiweli, Andrew Brorby, Samuel Davis, W C Filts, F L Healey, I II O'Dell, Charles Glaiz, And. o Rand, A F Glover, David Vanderhoof, T Hyze-, Lars J skiidun, Claus Hexom, H stonefis!d, Rob, ert Hart; Colt, A A Thuriow, 5 A Haskell, Frank Gibbs, Dan Rounds, Her. man A Hartwieh, E c Keith, David Will lams, Charles Blackstone, ii o Curtis, Sam Avery, William Rock, George Kel- logg, George Klassy, George Herrick, James Weeks, E NJ frcnliss, ban O'Con. nell, " H Sherwood.
 Ramona, 5. D.-Martin Berther, Theo Creecb, D Davis, W " Hill, Joseph Jaco- met, N porteous, F c Sloi,Gman, Will Casper Ber,her, W A Drak-, Warren liar ris, Jacob Honegger, E k Olmstead, Will liam Regan, Herman Witt, M F East, John r Baker, Pete Mathews.
 Wentworth, s D. Ed Baldwin, Charles Elhoff, Charles kaske Willard Packard M Cam pbell, G F Graf, A P Hull, NJ Cosiluw, Henry Doerr. Fader, Robert Lange, Charles Power, Robert Dockson, s r Hall Gilbert Hanson,
 Winffed, $. D.--George Crane, E Dobsou, James Gagen, R R Williams, Sol- omon Anderson, A Hagen, Miles Me- Leod, A Il futile, Damaruy, M A Fun ton, k Moornead, J Cook, H D Conover, Ludwig Nichoaisen, F Rice.
 Brant Lake, 5. Dc W Alverson, George Farrell, E A iyler, NJ F Wempner, Dexter Brown, Il Ru ar.ii, A Vine, F M Weiner.
 MORE TEXAS PEOPLE.
 MT. Charles Jones, travelling passenger agent oi the Kansas City, Memphis and Birming ham, didn't do Il taing to them yesterday. He made a trip to Pell City and came back with thirty five people for Texas. The Texas business is improving and Mir. Jones seems to be getting his share of it.
 NEW CARS FOR EAST LAKE.
 Master Mechanic Harry ". English is turning out some new coaches to be used on the East Lake line. No. "A was run out yesterday afternoon, aud two others wil be out shortly. They are put up we'll and make 6 splendid appearances.
 PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
 MT. Henry WylIe Of Montgomery, form erly with the Southern, with headquarters in Birmingham, is in the city.
 Superintendent J. II. Sullivan of the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham is ID the city. Mir. Sullivan-is on an inspect ing tour. He says that while business has been dull all summer it is picking up.
 DENnO IIHE Ej0TIOM