The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-24

the new court available for the next ses- sion
 The new court will be made mp as fol- lows. Chief justice, T. N. McClellen, Limestone: associates, Johnathan Haral- son, Dallas; John R. Tyson. Montgom- cry; James R. Dowdel and N. D. Dem son. Chambers; R. T. Simpson. Lauder dale, and John c. Anderson, Marengo.
 The officers of the court now are: R. r. Iigon, clerk, Montgomery; Phares Cole man, reporter Montgomery: Junius NJ. Riggs marshal and librarian, Montgom- cry; Leon c. McCord, secretary, Mar shall.
 New Rule Adopted. Before adjourning today the supreme court announced an amendment in rule S7, chanecry practice, of which the follow ing Is the revised text:
 S7. le the chancellor, upon or after making any final or interlocutory decree which has the effect of dissoIying or discharging an injunction, or dischargins ne exeat or attachment in ehancery authorizing the seizure of property, be of opinion that such injunction, ne exeat or attachment should be reinstated pend- ing an appeal fro suche decree, he shall prescribe the penalty and condition of tha bond to be given by the party aggrieved, should he thereafter appeal from such decree; and If the chancellor on renderina the decree omts to prescribe the bond. and declines on motion thereafter to prescribe 1t, the same shall be prescribed by judge of the supreme court, if tha court Is not in session, or by the court when In session. If such judge or court be of the opinion that the writ dissolved or discharged should be allowed to be re- instated pending appeal, upon application | presenting the case and showing that ths same has not been denied by the supreme court or by judge thereof: and the ap- peal In such cases. taken before the reg ister. and the bond executed as prescribed by the chancellor or judge of the su- preme court, or the supreme court, as the case may be, and approved by the reg ister, shall operate to restore the iniunc- tion ne xeat, or writ Of seizure fin the nature of an attachment until the same shall be reviewed in the supreme court.
 Adopted July 23. 19o4)
 New Teachers.
 The following teachers have been licensed by the educational department:
 Pike County-Annie Weston. Ft. Gaines. Ga. J.sL. Akins. Clio; Lessie Jenkins. Boyd; Mrs S. II. Dennis. Ansley; W. S. Sconyeiisc Clio; Maggie Reeves. E. c. Bas- sett, the Rev. B. P. Floyd, Pearl Miller, Mary Trammeii. Maud McDavid, Mildred Brown. Troy; Mildrtd Dinkins Brun- didge; Ida Revill, Troy; Olivia Lawson. Josie; William c. Ozer, Pine Level: Olive Trammell, Troy; Katharine Mcleod Orion; Irene Grant, China Grove, c. A. Harris, Julia Wilson Jernigan. Pearl Gel lerstedt Lucy Darby. Troy; J. s. Golden. Goshen; Lottle Kendrick Troy J. M. Tucker, Central; Mary Jones, Troy; J. H. Blair. Centre: Leila Slough. Maude 1,ff Gussie Radford, Troy; Mrs. A. H. Jack son. Orion.
 Clay county-w S. Pearce. waverly; J. w. Lonerey, C. A. Upchurch. Iola Pruitt Louise Prultt. M A. yickers. Maude Waits. Exa Pruitt D. II. Pearse Ash land; Lysurgus Leftwieh and Emma L. Bartlett Llnevile; r. J. Ingram. Delta Nellia Jenkins. Moseley; J. N. Carmichael, Meadow; P. B. Pepper. Millerville. Negroes-W. J. Penn, Welch Flat Top Mine.
 Tn report submitted yesterday to Gov ernor Cunningham 1t Is shown that the condition of the mine at Flat Top of the sIoss-shenleld Steel and Iron company, where state and county convicts are worked is good.
 The report is made by M. NJ Kuffner. associate mine inspector and Is transmit- tested to the governor by John M. Gray, chief mine inspector.
 Mir Kuffner reports that the mine is equipped with fan ventilation and that 13s state convicts and ITO county convicts are employed there He says he considers the mine as safe as any mine with ex- plosive gas in 1t can be made.
 In conclusion the mine inspector says,
 "This mine as a whole Is a credit to the Sloss company and it's local manage ment. The company works the right hand side of this mine with county convicts and the conditions on that side are the same and as good as the side worked by caea a41i