The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-11
THE NEWS OF MOBILE.
LOST SCHOONER HAYFoRD CAR
 REED VALUABLE CARGO.
Vessel Under Charter of Vinegar Bend Lumber Company Which was
 Destroyed at Dry Tortugas
 --The Crew Saved.
Advertiser Bureau.

--The Crew Saved.
 Advertiser Bureau. Mobile, Jan. 10. | The American schooner A. Hayford l61 tons, reported in the Associated Press as lost on Dry Tortugas, cleared l from Mobile January 3, McLeLnan mas l ter, and crew of si> She was under Company. bound for Neuvitas. Cuba, and had cargo consisting of 57,2S2 feet rough pine lumber, 24,296 feet dressed pine, s25 feet dressed cypress and 5C valued at s1.3O0. The vessel and cargo is reported total loss The crew was 1 reported saved.
 County Treasurer George E Stone to- | day filed his financial statement for the year 1904 with the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners. It was as follows:
 | Cash received. .... .. .... ..$173,210.0 l Cash paid out .. .. ..... .. 157.199.10 Balance .... ..... ....$16,11o.92 Checks unpaid .. .. .... ... 2S795 Total on hand .. .... .... ..$16,39S.Si At the close of business this after noon the cotton exchange announced a total of receipts since September 1, as 2l4,753 bales against 16S,452 bales last year to the same date. The stock on hand is 70.123 bales against 34.355 last | year.
 B. F. Jackson, Clerk of the Circuit court, this afternoon appointed Palmer Pillans. temporary judge of the Circuit Court to hear certain riparian rights cases now before that tribunal. Hon. samuel B. Browne Is disqualified as Judge in these causes on account of re- iationship to person interested. The annual installation of Mobile council, No. 666, Knights of. Columbus, was held in the hall of the order to- night. The installation was followed the local council and visiting members. Hon. Sterling A. Wood, State Deputy, or Birmingham, was the installing off, cer.
 Mat Mahoner. Jr., who has recently been appointed District Deputy su- preme Knight for Southern Alabama, 1t Is understood will resign his office as Deputy Grand Knight of the local council His successor will be named later.
 The officers installed tonight were: George J. Sullivan, Grand Knight; Mat Mahorner, Jr, Deputy Grand Knight: William Cowley. Chancellor; Vincent F. Norris, Financial Secretary; Joseph ID. Hughes, Recorder: John w. Phelan, Warden; John F. Powers. Lecturer; Jo- seph N. McAleer, Advocate: Joseph c. sullivan, Inner Guard; J. R. oGorman. Outer Guard; James K. Glennon, Trus- tee; Rev. Father P. s. English, Chap | lain; Dr. V. McR. Schowalter, physician.
 Right Rev. Edward P. Allen was present at the installation. An enjoy- able supper followed the services. At a meeting of the Board of Com missioners of Mobile County, held yes- terday afternoon in the Probate Court room, the grand jury for the February term of the City Court was drawn as follows: Benjamin Rhett, Jacob Pol lock, Robert o. Harris Herbert Me Connell. Thomas P. Norville, James l Druhan, Carter Wright, Robert B. Nor ris. John B. Robertson, Lorenzo J. T. French, Thomas B. Keefe. John B. Eckle, Henry Wagner. Louis Horn, Jesse Burke, Lee Zimmern. Fred Grotz, Charles M. Balzli, Thomas B. Willison, George V. Guerry, Walter Vigor. James Gossman, Charles Holbert, John A. Pope, (colored,)
 A petition has been filed in the Pro- bate Court from a number of property owners and business men in the block l on Dauphin Street. between Jackson and Joachim, whereon Is situated the store No. 254. The petitioners ask that a license to sell beer or other liquors at that place be not granted It al- | leges that ladies, in shopping, frequent that locality. and saloon there would injure business. Judge Williams this morning stated that the petition for the license had not been filed. Harry Baxter. a native of Finland and a subject of Emperor Nicholas, to- day took out his first citizenship papers in the City Court.
 Mobile Society News. | A marriage of interest to a large circle of friends took place this even | ing at o'clock at the home of Pro- | lessor and Mrs. Schesinger, when | their daughter, Miss Lily, became the wife of MT. Dave s. Bauer. The bride is sweet and attractive young wo- | man who shares her fathers very i progressive and successful young druggist has hosts of friends who join