The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
NEW CANNING, FACTORY
ALABAMA PORT TO GET AN z OTHER INDUSTRY.
The John Boyle Company's Plant Will Be Removed from Balti- b more to the Town in
 Mobile County.

Advertiser Bureau, Mobile, Jan. F. Mobile County Is. to have another can l ming factory Again is Baltimore loser by the operation. This time 1t Is the John Boyle Company which Charles J. Brooks Is the president! The plant will be To- eated and operated at Alabama Port about twenty miles by rail from Mobile and on the West coast of Mobile Bay. | President Brooks and several members of his firm were in Mobile recently and an Invitation of the Alabama Port Company went to Alabama Port to investigate con- ditions there. The party saw everything to be seen and left. This morning Secre- tary Louis M, Tisdale of the Alabama Fort Company received al letter from Mir. Brooks in which the latter informed him l that the company desired to begin opera tions not later than October 18th. He | urged the Alabama Port Company to | complete. as speedily as possible, the pier, which now extends several hundred yards into the bay, and to erect a build- Ing sufficiently large to meet the require ments of the canning company. The ur- gency expressed by MT. Brooks is be- cause of the fact that his company wishes to begin installing the machinery at the earliest possible moment.
 Richard William stantz, prominent lawyer. has filed a suit against Adam Glass for S50.00O and also one against Adam Glass and A. L. Douglass for like amount, the allegations in the two bills charging slanderous uterances against plaintiff The alleged slanderous utterances grew out of divorce proceedings three years ago, wherein Stantz was attorney for plaint makes charges that the co-defend- ants took the islanders into Mobile lodges. The utterances, plaintiff alleges, were un- becoming and slanderous in that they were calculated to injure his standing a an attorney.
 At meeting of tn County Democratic Executive Committee tonight commit teeman introduced the following resolu- tion. which was adopted:
 Whereas, The State Democratic EXecu- tive Committee has ordered a State pri- mary for the purpose of naming candi- dates for several State offices. and.
 Whereas. Said Executive Committee has designated April Il. 1904. as the date for holding said primary: now therefore. be 1t
 Resolved, That the Mobile County Dem ocratic Executive Committee declare April H. 1904. as the rate for holding a primary for the choosing of candidates for the several county offices to be filled at the forthcoming election
 Adjutant General William E. Mickle, of the United Confederate Veterans, left to- day for Atlanta to be present at the funeral of General John B. Gordon. The flag at the armoFy is at half staff in honor of the distinguished dead. The local Con- federate Veteran camps will meet tomor- row night to adopt suitable resolutions on the death of the late commanding officer of the United Confederate Veterans.
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 ". T. Hieronymous is confined to his home by an injured leg, He was super vising the loading of the schooner Emma Khowlton, at his wharf. with lumber, While standing on a guard rail he slipped and fell to the deck severely injuring his right ankle. He will be confined to his room several days.
 The Central Trades Council met in regu- lar business session tonight to appoint commissioners to look after the Co"ncirs interest during the street fair. which is lb being operated under It's Auspices.
 The Board of Revenue and Road Com uissioners of Mobile County met today l at noon in adjourned session. The bills for the past month were passed to pay