The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
Advertiser Bureau,


 Frank Petrinovich, for many years Tax Collector for the city of Mobile. passed away at his home, No. bOS Church Street, at o'clock this morn- ing, after an illness of only six days. On Saturday night, last. he was strick- en with paralysls, and, despite the faithful attention of relatives and phy- sicians the dissolution came. In the loss of MT. Petrinovich his family and relatives sustain a great loss. the city of Mobile a most efficient official ana hundreds of people true friend.
 Mir. Petrinovich was a native of Mo- bile. son of the late Mir. and Mrs. An tonic PetrInovich, and 47 years of age. He is survived by his wife and three children, Alexander Anderson, and Misses Fanchon and Marie Petrinovich, two brothers, Messrs. Antonio L. and Augustus c. PetrInovich, and three sis ters. Mrs. M. Pettus of Montgomery, Mrs. Tom o. Goodbrad of New Orleans and Mrs. Charles F. Groom of Mobile
 Frank Petrlnovich was elected City Tax Collector of Mobile at meeting or the General Council, held in the muni- cipaI building on the evening of July 10, 1888, to i'll the vacancy caused by the death of w. A. Shields. Present at the meeting were Hon. J. C. Rich,
  Council; Aldermen McAfee, Russell, Stoutz. Goode and Sossaman, Council men Gaillard, Dane. Scheible, Baerman Hawkins. Patterson and Toxey. The names presented for the office were Messrs. Petrinovich, Thomas M. Le- Baron, W. M. Sheffield. L. c. Cullen and A. R. Rayford. On the twenty-second ballot the vote stood: Petrinovich, 12; LeBaron 3. MT. Petrinovich was then declared elected and had filled the of- flee continuously since that time, haV- ing been elected without opposition two years ago to succeed himself. He had one more year to serve.
 As a token of respect to his memory the office of the City Tax Collector was closed by order of Mayor Pat J. Lyons until after the obsequies. Mir. Petrino- vich was a member of the Young Mems Benevolent Association and some time member of the Washington Light In- fantry and Alabama State Artillery, Battery A.
 The remains of Fred W. Herring. former wealthy resident of Watertown, N Y, who died at Magnolia Springs, Baldwin County, were brought to Mo bile this morning and taken tonight to his home for interment. The body was  wife of deceased.
 Marriage licenses were issued out of the Probate Court for the week to the following white couples: Edward Croft to Maribel Williams, T. c. Whaseltine to Mary Agnes Brooker, Charles C. Antoine to Mamie A. Carney Charles W. Hayssen to Cecil L. Owen, Emery Akridge to Daisy Rankin. Theodore F. Randall to Louie E. Thompson. Maurice Haselman to Hassie Gardiner, Charles F. Locker to Ida Orr, John Mattox to Lydan Bosarge, Leon Reneaud to Ju- lia Tognon. One license was issued to a creole couple. Joseph Trainor to octa- via Smith.
 Building permits were issued out of the office of the city engineer for the week for three new buildings, to cost S9.lOO and repairs to two to cost $2,O00.
 Vessels cleared out of this port with cargoes, for the week ended last night. were as follows:
 American steamship Rio Grande for New York. 1,50O sacks cOcoanuts. 120.- 900 feet of pine lumber, 1900 bales cot ton. 100 cases cedar slats 125 packages domestics. 95 cases merchandise.
 Norwegian steamship Viator for Puerto Cortez. general cargo; valued at $500.
 Norwegian steamship Espana for Iriona, 30.5O0 feet pine lumber, general cargo; value $500.
 Norwegian steamship Beacon for Bo- cas del Toro. AS, 900 feet pine lumber and general cargo; value. $S3O.
 Cuban steamship Pueltabajo for Gulfport in transit for Mexico; cargo not given.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines for Bocas del Toro. 59.00O feet pine lumber doors and sash and general cargo;