The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-20
Montgomery Teachers.

The following Montgomery county teachers have passed the examination of the state board:
 Mienehan Fay, Montgomery; Maggie Wagner, Montgomery; Fannie Sanderson, Morganville; Edna Joseph, Montgomery; Bessie Smith, Montgomery. Martha Bruce Montgomery; Willie M. Fuller, Montgomery; Mary Henderson, Montgom- cry; Evelyn Raney, Grandview. Annie Wornum, Montgomery: Kate Fleming, Montgomery; Hopping Murrell, Hope Hull; Lenora Duffy, Montgomery; Will lie Sanderson, Morganville; Mary Louisa Hall, Coosada D. w. Murrell, Hope Hull; Clyde Marlborough, Montgomery, Sallie Waters, Montgomery; Francis Virginia Crump, Montgomery E. l.. Stough, Banner.
 Colored-Sara " Smyley Emma J. Benjamin, Mrs. Cornelia G. Byrd, Mrs. Sallie L. II Moses, Carrie E. Casby, Ellie M. Trimble, Montgomery; Mrs. A. l.. Tatum, Ft. Gaines Ga; Katie A. Bowen, Waugh; R. B. Sherman, Ada; Mrs. An nie E. Moreland, Cuthbert, Ga; Laura E. Tabb, Greensboro; Ethel l.. Burney, Wilma Davenport, Rosa Johnson, Mont gomery; A I. Turpin, Union Springs; Creola B. Hayes, Montgomery; James Rapier Stanley, Waugh; Lottie Enge, M. Pearl Adlms, Montgomery; E. c. Walter, LeGrand; Inda Gertrude Wiggins. Waugh; Mrs. Fannie V. Abererombie, Maggie B. Morgan, Mrs. Laura E. Paige, Montgomery Bertha A. Harris, Cecil; Laura Lee Jeter, Montgomery; Maggie A. Peterson, Waugh; John w. Bankhead, Sulligent; Gus Sharp LeGrand; Ben Saunders, Cecil; Lida T. Lewis, Julia A. Alexander, Mrs. Rebecca Murdoek. Callie Brown. Montgomery; II. D. Sharp, Le- Grand; William Peterson. Waugh; El- mira E. Thomas, Waugh; Willie Sa- vanah Finley Wiley Q. Thomas, Mont gomery; E. $. Cauley, Searight; Mrs. E. L. Mccain, Montgomery; Clinton l.. Rhodes, Mulberry; Lizzie l., Walker, Llz- zie Browning, U. G. Thompson. Montgom- cry; Camilla DeYampert, Mt. Meigs; Gar field Julkins, Waugh Silas Jones, Mt. Meigs Sarah Johnson. Montgomery; Saul T. Wilson, Mathews; Pauline Simp- son, Mrs Amanda Freeny, Montgomery; A. J. Sparkman. Tomkinsville; Mrs. Julia A. Wesley. Montgomery; II. B. Dabner, LeGrand; V. Irene Boykin, W. J. Davis, Rosa J Murray, Montgomery; Mrs. Alice B. Benefeld, Mt. Meigs; Sophia T. Bailey, Mary l.. Duncan Montgomery.
 Notes and Personals.
 Robert M. Alexander, a well known citizen of this city, died suddenly at Prattvlle yesterday where he had gone to look after some work. Death was caused by heart failure. The remains were brought back here yesterday.
 John V. Smith, president of the Ala bama railroad commission; Brooks Smith of the state auditors office; Dr. Shirley Bragg of the state convict board, and Clerk Robert Tait of the convict de- partment. have returned from a pleasant trip to St. Louis.
 Edward c. Meridith, sheriff, and G. T. IT. .P ,tx, made bond for their extended terms, the of state.
 The Conecuh Fruit and Nursery com pany of Evergreen has been organized with capital of $10,000 Incorporators are D. A. Beavan, William Cunningham and William c. Crumpton.
 A rife team of the First regiment, Ala bama National Guard, left here this af- ternoon for Fort Riley, Kan, to attend the rife practices of the government. They travelled over the Mobile and Ohio railroad to St. Louis, going from there over the Chicago and Alton and the Union Pacific. The squad Is in charge of
 Tax Raises.
 Col. Harvey Jones, state tax commis- sioner, has received partial reports from tax commissioners of Mobile, Bibb and Talladega counties:
 The raises and escapes in Bobile coun- ty amount in valuation to $S19. 900. Delin- quent licenses collected, $10,O00; 2SS pieces of property sole to the state for taxes redeemed.
 In Bibb county raises and escapes amount to $577 ,7S3 150 cases yet to be heard at September term or county com missioners court. The total increase of values resulting from the work of the tax commission will increase the pros perity values of Bibb to approximately s75O, ,00O Collection of delinquent licenses yet to be reported.
 The tax commissioner raises in Talla- dega county amount to $216,343. Escapes and licenses yet to be reported. Total in- crease of values in these three counties over paid above the assessments made by the tax assessor will, so far as reported, amount to 1,613126. bringing Into