The age-herald., 1900-05-13

ture and loraculture. 13. Balmy, health-giving atmosphere.
 IA. Ever-fowing spring water.
 15. Freedom or exemption from city tax% ation of all property.
 16. community already established of peaceful, law-abiding people.
 IT. No boom feature in the movement for building up North Birmingham. Every thing on sound and substantial basis
 IS. North Birmingham Park-the largest driving and walking park in this section; the play ground of the Golf club, the Country club and of the children.
 19 The liberal management of the com. pany controlling the property.
 20 The most excellent shipping facilities. 21. The present low price of lots, and the liberal terms upon which they are ol- fered and sold.
 22 The fact that North Birmingham is really a part of great Birmingham, yet free from the burden of taxation and en- toying every privilege afforded by the city proper.
 % The certainty that the present low prices will not continue, but that this growing demand will naturally bring about advanced charges by increasing values.
 24 The fact that the general water sup- ply will always be abundant for every pur- pose-the Birmingham Water Works coY. pany having already run its mains lnto part of the property.
 25. Birminghams present greatness makes North Birminghams future an abe solute certainty
 Railroad Facilities
 Speaking especially of the shipping facifs ities 6 -orded North Birmingham, every line of railroad running into Birmingham has 2 line through North Birmingham, except the Central of Georgia and the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham, and these are con- nected with the place by the Belt railroad, which now runs into the property. The freight rates to and from North B1rming- ham are the same as those afforded the city of Birmingham, and every new hne contemplated for Birmingham must ana will seek the tonage of North Brminghams which is now large and rapidly increasing.
 The Management
 Upon the reorganization of the company last October, the following management was selected, the personnel of which guars antees a perfect success of the enterprise. President-E. N. Cullom.
 Secretary and Treasurer-Smith Cullom. Directors-Sol Hass, A N. Hawkins, A. $. Johnston E. N. Cullom and H. K. Milner. Every name in the above carries with it strength, influence and a guarantee of broad and liberal management. President E. N Culiom No man in any community Is better quali- fled for the successful management of great enterprise than MT. D. N. Cullom, the president. Ever active, ever confident, he 1 knows no such word as fail. Even beneath the cloud which overhung this district sev- eral years ago. while financial panic was l threatening and stagnating the general l spirit of progress and development, MT. l Cullom, with a sleepless eye, an active | brain and a tireless hand, and with a de- l termination which always wins success, l laid hold of a large area of waste woodland on the southern hills of the city and trans- l formed acres of what seemed to some hopes l less lands into the most beautiful resident 1 portion of Birmingham. "Culloms Place 1 stands today lasting monument to the l wisdom, the foresight, the energy and nb- erality of E. N. Cullom, who has now l turned his attention to the development Qf 1 North Birmingham. His name alone at the head of the company is a guarantee to all | homeseekers and investors that North BIT. mingham shall prove grand success. Only SI25 Per Lot Your correspondent was at first astonished that the North Birmingham Land company was offering its property at the low price of s25O per foot, or $125 per lot of fifty feet front. Upon inquiry 1t was learned that the purpose of the company is to con tinue to offer these inviting prices until July 1, next-the object being to charge only for present intrinsic values, avoiding any semblance of boom feature. The | management confidentially believes that another month will reveal to any observer the truth that values are greater there than charges, and it is the policy of the com- pany to ever protect investors, and to aid them in every way in an enhancement of their investment values. A disappointment to any purchaser would prove disappoint- ment to the management of the Land com- pany.
 The company has resolved to apply every dollar received from the sales of lots for three years to the general improvement and for streets and avenues and drainage pur- poses. Thus it will be seen that every purchaser of a lot at North Birmingham participates fully in the income derived from his own investment as we'll as in the investment of his neighbor. Already many public improvements have thus been made at North Birmingham, but it is only small beginning of what is yet to be done there.
 A short ride out to North Birmingham and enquiry at the office of the company will convince the reader that your corre- spondent has not overdrawn the picture
 FRANK ". EVANS.