The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-11
Advertiser Bureau,

week ended last night as compiled from the books of the Customs once, were as follows:
 British steamship, Nutfield for Havre 1,235,1S4 feet sawn pine timber, 1s.s23. feet hewn fine timber. l+,sS3 feet hewn oak timber. Value Of cargo s23.175.
 American schooner Rio Grande for New York; 1000 bales cotton, 100 feet pine lumber. 200 bales domestics. 150 cases cedar slats. 200 packages mer- chandise.
 Norwegian steamship Espana for Puerto Cortez; -12 packages blinds ana doors, 11,5o0 feet pine lumber and gem eral merchandise. Value of cargo SLIP.
 Norwegian steamship Galveston; for Galveton Gen route); 17O31 feet pine lumber, 1000 tons coal Value $3,ooo. Norwegian bark Garfield for Ayr Scotland; 401,S56 feet sawn pine tim- Der, 6,52s feet hewn pine timber. 3o'- 613 feet pine lumber. Value or cargo s5.85S.
 American schooner Susie ,ds. 5: paa1 steam ter for Coatacoalcas; 454 tons s'eahi coal Value $1,o00.
 Norwegian steamship Aim for Pro- gresso; 3,sS7 bales hay, 100,7oo paving brick, 7,500 feet pine lumber, l5e nogs 5 cattle, horses, and general caso. Value s9,7s2.
 Norwegian bark Werner for Buenos Ayres; 63o,7o5 feet pine lumber. IT, s32 feet sawn pine timber. Value sS.391.
 British steamship Rosa Lee for Rot terdam; 1064,50S feet sawn timber. 25,66S feet pine deals, 555,o00 feet pine lumber, 25,S92 feet hewn pine timber, 1s1,176 feet sawn pine. 2,7s5 feet hewn poplar. Value of cargos32.S44.
 Norwegian steamship Harold for La Ceiba, Is barrels flour and general cago. Value $1,193.
 British steamship Montauk for Liv- erpool; 1O100 bales cotton, 71,500 feet pine lumber. 11.3o0 feet gum lumber. Value of cargo s3S6,2S6.
 British steamship Inchkeith for Havre, 7,757 bales cotton, 632114 feet rine lumber. $500 feet hewn pine tim Der, $500 feet sawn pine timber; value Of cargo s415,3S6.
 American schooner Gertrude A. Bart lett, for Havana, 325,0OS feet pine lum- Der, value $3,273
 American steamship Saratoga, for Havana, 2S,503 feet pine lumber, 162 packages household goods, mules, hcrses 106 cattle, 1 dog, S7 packages lamps and fixtures, 25 cases furniture, II cases boots and shoes, 6S7 cases packing house products. 52 barrels ros
  1000 sacks bran, 500 sacks oats, 704 sacks corn and general cargo, value $e2,943.
 Imports for the same date were as fellows:
 Hondurar schooner Blanche Cefalu. from Ruatan, 50000 cocoanuts, 90 packages rattan.
 Norwegian steamship Beacon, from Bocas del Toro, 16000 punches ba- nanas, 17700 cocoanuts.
 Norwegian steamship Espana from Puerto Cortez, 1000 cocoanuts 5000 punches bananas
 Norwegian steamship Aim from Pro- gresso, 3.69S bales sisal
 American steamship Saratoga, from Havana, crates okra, crates toma- toes, 26 bales leaf tobacco, 2 cases cigars.
 Cuban steamship Paloma from San tiago, 26310O kilos manganese ore.
 Norwegian steamship Hiram, from Puerto Cortez, 5000 punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan from Bocas del Toro, 13,170 punches bananas. 1 plano.
 Norwegian steamship Harald from La Beiba, 16,000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Belize from Belize, 5000 punches bananas. 16,000 cocoanuts.
 Norwegian steamship Victor from Puerto Cortez 10000 punches bananas.
 Cuban steamship Vueltabajo. from Frontera, 53s mahogany logs.
 German steamship Boundbrook from Bocas del Toro, 16,000 punches bananas. 
 Weeks Marriage License Record.
 Marriage license were issued to white couples of the Probate court for the week ending today. as follows: John Paouette to Matilda E. Palemske; AL Iison Dill Bennett to Ophelia A. Voss; Augustus E. Wilkinson to Elsie Caro- line Tardv: Louis M Gimon to Daisy Dana: William Kornman to Exeth Prannon: Daniel c. Webster to Lucia Brewster: Basil M. Burns to Jennie May Mckinney: C1eve Cazalas to Emma Thomas: License were also issued to seven colored couples.
 Local and Personal.
 Building permits were issued during the present week by the city engineer as follows: For six new buildings. the total cost being $5.260. three for i'm movements, the total cost being $5,- 000
 Mr F. S. Maxson. representing the American LaFrance Seam Fire Engine Manufacturing Company of New York. arrived in the city this morning for the purpose of testing the two new en- zines purchased by the city from his company. The test will be made dur ing the coming week.
 Odicial notice was received in the of- flee of the collector of Customs of the port of Mobile this morning from the nssistant secretary of the Treasury de partment, announcing the issuance of an order from the president to effect that all clerks in the offices of collec- tors of customs had been pleaced upon the civil service list. This effects r. F Conway. chief clerb. and s. Y. Locke, cashier in the office of W. F. Tebbetts, collector of customs in this port. The other clerks or employees in this office are already on the civil service list.
 The entertainment committee of the Fidelia Club. composed of the follow ing members, M. c. Forchheimer, chalr- man; M. Jacobson and Leon Schwarz, has issued the following program of entertainment for the club for the winter season of 1904-5. subject to change:
 1904.
 December 15.-whist party and dance (prizes)
 January 5-Jspanese ball lprizes)
 February 16.-Card party.
 March 6.-Carnival reception.
 March s-Carnival ball.
 March 21-Purim ball (mask.)
 Mobile Society News.
 rho reu,s of today is like the small