The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13

Mobile. Ala. Sept. II, 1905. MT. J M, voltz. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Baldwin County. Bay Mi- nette, Ala:
 Dear sir-In accordance with the 1 several opinions of the Supreme Court of Alabama. and that of the Chancellor of this district, I hold that Daphne is
 the county seat of Baldwin County. and l that 1t is your duty to remove your of | ice to that place The coming term | of the Circuit Court will be held at the Court House at Daphne. and the books and records of the Circuit Court must be removed at once to that place. Very respectfully. Samuel B. Browne, Judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit of the I State of Alabama.
 l Judge Browne stated that he expect ed the orders of the court to be re- l spected by the officers above cited, and announced that he would convene court | at Daphne on the fourth Monday m October.
 Inasmuch as there has been so much strife between the citizens of Baldwin
 over the removal of the Court House and jail 1t Is confidently expected here that the courts will again be resorted to in the matter As noted in The Ad- vertiser few days since. Judge Browne then announced he had doubt as to Bay Minette being the county seat. This
 
 Judge by reason of the recent decisions of the Supreme Court and especially because of the decree of Chancellor Smith relative to issuance of warrants to pay for the Bay Minette Court House. That Mobile is a thoroughly clean city
 is tonight the opinion of the leading physicians and, especially the members of the city and county boards of health. They base their opinion. not only on what they have already maintained. but upon the. actions of Dr. Goldberger. the United States Marine Hospital Surgeon who was sent here by Surgeon General Wyman to make a thorough investiga- ton of this city and this morning with
 out guide secured an automobile and went into the country. He returned to the city tonight and was seen by your representative. Dr. Goldberger. as heretofore. was very wary in talking to a newspaper man, and in reply to the query: What is the condition" he re- piled. If make a report to you it will not be necessary for me to make one to my superior" Asked when he would make q report. he said that he would make one tomorrow afternoon. When asked where he would go from Mobile. Dr. Goldberger said he presumed he would get his orders here.
 Dr Rhett Goode. the City Health Ofl- eer. was seen tonight and asked if he had received any information from Dr. Goidberger. He replied negatively. He intimated that he was satisfied Dr. Goidberger. before coming to Mobile, had been thoroughly armed with tnfor- nation as to the city and county He felt, however, that there was no need
 for uneasiness as regards the report
 which the visiting physician would send out concerning Mobiles health condi- In hA the committee of health had already satis- fled themselves as to the healthfulness of the city and county and were not afraid of the results of the investigation of Dr. Goldberger or any other Marine Hospital Service physician.
 Deputy Sheriff stringfellow Of Will mer this county, brought to Mobile last night three negroes. Dave Skinner and wife and Nellie Cole. The latter
 is held for assault to murder and the man and wife for selling whislxey with out license. On the same train was nesress named Hattie Stutts, who had
 been shot entirely through the stom- ach by the Cole woman on Saturday
 night.
 at his house and the Cole and Stutts
 women were among the belles present.
 They fell out and Hattie 6tutts Jabbed a fork three times into the breast of
 Nellie Cole. The latter snatched 45- calibre pistol and fired one shot
 through Hattie's stomachs and fled. The
 Stutts woman fell with what was de-
 clared by physician to be mortal
 wound.
 stringfellow captured the Cole wo-
 man Sunday. When arrested she charged Skinner and his. wife with sell
 ing whiskey during the dance and they
 were also arrested. The Stutts woman
 was brought here and turned over to
 her relatives. It is thought she will
 die,
 Mobile Pythians are today honored
 with the presence of c. G. Miles,, grand
 keeper of records and seals, and J. Lee
 Holloway, a member of the Judiciary
 Committee of the Grand Lodge.
 Knights of Pythias of Alabama. To-
 night they attended a meeting of Mo-
 bile Lodge, No. 67. when they were met
 and greeted by a host of friends. To-
 morrow night they will accompany a
 delegation of local Pythians to Plateau,
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