The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-16

James H. Clanton, who was known as l s.Hot Spur during reconstruction days, is in the city today, coming over from his home at Hattfesburg, Miss. He was resident of this section of the state many | years ago.
 After Smoke Consumer.
 E. P. Howell, mayor of Atlanta; Hugh Inman, w H. Harrington. Frank Weiden, all of Atlanta, and Robert Jemison of Bir- | mingham were in the city today to look | into the merits of smoke consumer in- | vented by some employees of the Western of Alabama railroad. l It is the intention of the Atlanta men to | install the consumer in some or the large i buildings of that city, and of MT. Jemi- | son to utilize 1t is the power houses of the | Birmingham Railway, Light and Power I company at Birmingham, of which he l is president
 New Corporations. 1 The following certificates of incorpora- ton have been filed with the secretary 1 of state:
 | American Storage and Delivery Co., l Gibbstown. N. J. P. B. Griffin, Lewisburg, Ala, representative. | Talladega Electric Power Go. Tallade- ga; capital $5O.OO0. 1ncorporators, Geo. I w, Joe S. and Geo. O. Chambers.
 Enterprise Mills and Novelty Co.,, En- terprise, Ala, capital sl0,oO0. Incorpora- tors J. P. Rawls, E. T. Petty and R. H. Jones.
 Jackson Loan Co.,, Birmingham, capital, 1 E, GOO. Incorporators, l.. D. Jackson, R. " and c. E Edwards.
 Mutual Life Insurance Co.,, of New York.
 Dr. James Henry Oden of Cullman has been appointed pension examiner of Gull man county.
 H. R. Howard of Sellers, Montgomery county has been named notary public.
 Camp Elects Officers.
 At a called meeting of Camp Jeff Falk- ner United Confederate Veterans. re- gently held at the city building, the fol- lowing new members were elected: M. McGuire,a Dick Lewis, Dr. w. P. Cutts. l Robert Halls. Charles Munch. I resolution was adopted on the death of S. l.. Rose.
 A resolution offered by Col. J. M. Talk ner was adopted making it part of the ceremonies of the camp at the grave of comrade to pass around the grave and drop in a sprig of evergreen. l motion of Col. Falkner was adopted 1 to look after the sick members of the i camp, widows and orphans who may be i sick or in need of assistance. Commander l w. D. Westcott appointed a committee of three composed of William Knox, w. N. Hammer and John Purifoy to report such cases to the camp. Judge J. M. Carmicael, president of the state convict board. was elected an hon. orarY member of the camp. The camp will give an entertainment | for the purpose of collecting books for 1 the Old Soldiers Home. Every one at l tending is expected to contribute a book. | The camp will ask the aid of the ladies of each and all organizations for the enter l tainment.
 1 The following committee was appointed l to arrange for the entertainment: Col. J. M. Falkner, the Rev. o. F. Gregory and J. H. Judkins
 Residence Robbed. | Wednesday night burglars entered the residence of J. J. Flowers, 303 South 1 Court street and got off with booty to the amount of s233. gold watch, an im- mense cut glass bowl, cut glass pitcher and three dollars in money were stolen. The gold watch was given to John J. Flowers. Jr., last August by his father | for birthday present. It cost $165 The 1 cut glass was presented to Mrs. Flowers 1 last Christmas. The bowl cost about $45 and the pitcher cost go. l At the time of the burglary no one was l in the house except John J. Flowers. Jr., l and Arthur H. Flowers the two sons of MT. and Mrs. Flowers, and a negro buggy | boy who has a room on the place. MT. and Mrs. Flowers were out of the city. New Lumber Company.
 A certificate of incorporation of tn, Adams Lumber company was filed in the office of the judge of probate yesterday afternoon.
 rttt-- 4l- ital stock of the company is 5000. divided
 into twenty shares of sl00 each. The loca-
 ton of the principal place of business is at Montgomery.
 B. F. Yarbrough of Montgomery is de- signated as the agent to receive subscrip- tions.
 :; The incorporators are: c. S. Adams, 13 shares; B. F. Yarbrough, one share: J. l.. Holloway. one share. The company will begin business with s1500 capital stock.
 The officers are c. S. Adams president. B. F. Yarbrough vice president, J. L. Hol- loway secretary
 R. c. Rowland and w. H. Welch of Roanoke, Chambers county, are in the
 city.
 Hon. H. S. D. Mallory of Selma chair man of the state democratic executive committee, is in the city still. Judge w. S. Thorington, dean of the State University Law school, is in the I city.
 John P. Til1man a prominent Burning
 ham lawyer is in Montgomery today
 The many friends of Gen. John W. A.
 Sanford will be glad to know that he is
 recovering from his fall on Commerce street yesterday General Sanford is all right said Dr. J. l.. Gaston at noon to-
 day HIS Is up and walking about the
 house."