The age-herald., 1902-01-24

Marriage License. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Thos. M Cummins, Jr., and Mrs. Ida Old ham.
 Building Permit--A building per init was issued yesterday to c. M. Sturgis to erect a one-story frame dwelling in Fourth alley at cost of $1OO.
 Charged With BurgIary.-Wash Nc Cloud, a white boy IS years of age, is in the county jail on a charge of bur glary, having been bound over by the Justice of the Peace Leon Jones.
 For Stealing Clock.-R bert Harris, a negro, was yesterday afternoon fined $45 and 90 days by Judge Feagin on a charge of stealing clock. He was arrested yesterday morning by Police man Broom.
 capias Ten Years old.-Walter Walker, negro who was placed in the county jail yesterday by Deputy Sheriff W. s. Blue on a charge of assault and battery, is wanted in Walker County. He was arrested on a capias ten years old. When searched s107 in gold was found on him.
 Not Taxed as Mayor.-It was stated at the office of Back Tax Commits sioner Thompson yesterday that the letter sent to Mayor N. w. Scott of Ensley asking for a license was a license for the Mayor to do business as real estate agent, and not as His Honor, the Mayor of Ensley."
 Held to Grand Jury.-Will and Lot tie Reed. the negroes who were ar rested by Policeman Patton Wednes- day night for stealing a pocketbook from a white man, were yesterday bound over to the Criminal Court by Judge Feagin on charges of grand larceny. The bond of each was set at $500.
 Said to Have Stolen Accounts.-A. B. Ellis, young white man 25 years of age is in the county jail charged with burglary and grand larceny. He is said to have stolen the books of account of the Vivian Furniture Con- pany. The warrant was sworn out for his arrest January 21 by R. L. Spencer.
 To Move Sub-station.-On Febru- ary 1 sub-station No. 2 of the post flee will be removed from Glass Hill side Dairy at Five Points. South High lands, to the South Highlands Phar- macy This is done to extend the time during which the office will be open At the pharmacy patrons can secure stamps and money orders as late as 10:30 p. m.
 Made Deputy Sheriff.-George D. Mingea has been appointed deputy sheriff at Bessemer to succeed the late Robert Carroll, who was deputy there for several years. The appoint ment was made by Chief Deputy All bert Stradford, who is in charge of the sheriff's office during the temper ary absence of Sheriff A. W. Burgin. who is kept at home by his wife's ill ness.
 Stole Wagon Load of Brsss-Tom Toby, one of the negroes who is charged with breaking in a store at Woodward and stealing a wagon load of brass, was yesterday bound over to the Criminal Court under $500 bond by Judge Feagin. Toby and another negro drove wagon up to store in Woodward one day at noon, broke it open and carried away load of brass, which they sold. Policemen Cole and Shirley arrested them.
 To Give Concert.-The ladies of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Ensley will give concert tonight at the opera house over the new city hall They will be assisted by such artists as Miss Dot Roland, MT. and Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. John Wood, Miss Morgan, Miss Plossor, the Misses Keith, Miss Marquis, Miss Mabel Townley, Miss Berney Womock of the Birmingham Seminary, MT. Blair Hickman, Miss Mabel Cosby, MT. Ben net and many others.