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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-28
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
NEW ALABAMA ENTERTAINERS.
Two Jackson County Corporations Fill
 Papers.

Two Jackson County Corporations Fils Papers,
 Papers of incorporation were file6 with the Secretary of State yesterday of the Gladdis Coal and Lime Com pany of Bridgeport, Jackson County with capitalization of s50,00e.
 The object of the concern. as sci forth in the papers. Is to purchase and own mineral lands, and to own and operate coal mines, The names of the ineorperaters aFei s. F. Martin, F Vandenhuerk, stephen owens, J. R Wimberly, J. W. Phillips. J. T. Parton w. J. Martin and J. W. Yandenhuerk The company was formed May 22. Another Jackson County corporation to file papers was the r. P. Noble Company of Hollywood. The firm is a capital stock of $30,000. the incorpora- tors being F. F. Noble, R. B. Bseson. c. J. Latty and r, F. Noble and Com pany.
 The Exchange Drug Company, of Montgomery. also filed papers of ineor- poration. It's capital stock Is stated as Bl0o00. The lncorporaters being c. Frank Dove. B. P. Crum and Leon We'll
 Other companies to formally incor- porate were the followingl
 Delmar Coal Company of Btrming- ham. Capital stock. ss6,oOO; date of incorporation. June II; incorporators. w. T. simmons, J. R. Cook, L. J. HA- lev, Jr.. and R. H. Kerr.
 summerfield Lumber Company. of Selma, capital stock, s5,0O0; date of incorporation, June 4; inoorpoFators' William w Harper, Samuel A. Key neIds and William J. Reynolds.
 The Birmingham Skating Rink and Auditorium Company filed notice of q change in name to the Birmingham skating Auditorium Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
SALE IS CONFIRMED
JUDGE JoNEs DENIES PETITION OF
 RICHARD TILLIs.
Purchsse of Hardwood Plant In North Nontgomery Must stand Not
 withstanAisG the Lose By

Judge Thomas c. Jones of the United States Circuit Court yesterday heard and denied the petition of Richard Til- lis and others asking that they be re- leased from their purchase of the prop erty Of the Montgomery Cooperage and Hardwood Company at recent bank rupt sale
 MT. TiliIs and his associates bid in the property from Jacques Loeb, trus- tee. for S5f,5o0 1t will be remembered, and g short time afterwards the plant sustained damages by fire to the ex- tent of $e,00o with only $3,0o0 insnr- apce. The purchasers asked to be re- leased after the fire, on the ground that they would not get the property they bid for by s3.0o0, the amount of the un- insured fire loss.
 At the hearing Judge Jones confirm ed the sale and gave the 33.000 insur- ance to the purchasers.
 Judge Jones will return to Birming- ham during the latter part of the pres ent week and by Monday next at the latest, will again open court In that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13

members of the bar and the other court officials. ~SN's
 MT Watts Is a son of the late Thonas n, NAlts, brilliant lawyer Of Mont EoHhefy. The young man has lived in thls city all of his nre He is con sldered capable of holding the .osI- ton with credit to himself and inc county He will take up the duties ae the office July 1. - four other applicants for the nosition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
MONTGOMERY FIRM PAYS II CENTS
 A POUND FOR 1,500 BALES OF COTTON

in the neighborhood of 51o pounds av- craze to the bale.
 According to an announcement made by the purchasers yesterday. most of the lot included in the purchase. is Intended for export purposes. It will be sent principally to European ports on the continent.
 The sale was a cash transaction. a check being deposited in the Fourth National Bank as soon as the deal was put through. At closing time yester- day afternoon. the exact amount of the check had not been given out. although
 1t was stated that when the cotton had
 all been weighed. 1t was estimated the total purchase money would press close to the $90. 900 mark.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
ArLANTANs GAIN IDEAS.
poI,ce Chief Jennings Came To See
 Montgomery.

MOntGOmerys
 Police Chief Henry Jennings and City Elsctrician M. ]. Wright of Atlanta, were in Montgomery yesterday for the rnrpose of inspecting the new Game rTelf police alarm system installed in Montgomery. with a view to installing sI;ch 4 system in the Georgia metropo- lis. a..,,. a.,.,,,.a .
 The Atlanta officials arrived here at tnrned to Atlanta last night, greatly i,,,nressed with Montgomery. They were hiahly pleased with Montgomery's new nf1ice telegraph system and expressed inc opinion that they would recommend
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13

One of the largest transactions in spot cotton of the season was consum- mated yesterday, when F. F. Johnstone and Company purchased of Gerson and Son 1,500 bales of the staple. the amount of money to change hands run ming between $S5,000 and $90.000.
 Not only is this one of the largest trades that has been made during the present season. but the price of II cents per pound, which was paid, is high. The greater portion of the cot- ton was grown in the Montgomery ter ritory, much of it being raised in this County. and brought to the city by wagons.
 The grade was reported as being middling, while in weight. the lot ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13

such a system for Atlanta. which now has an old system something similar U
 While here the Atlanta officials were entertained by Police Chief w, H Fay Tor. City Electrician Boiling A. Blakey, and a representative of the Gamewell Company. They spent some time In the once of Chief Taylor and wero taken driving and car riding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
Applicants Befere Superintendent
 Floyd At High School.

FlOyQ Al niSu ScuooAs
 Thirty-three teachers. all white women who are applicants for pos. tions in the elementary public schools of Montgomery, were yesterday par tially examined at the Girls High School. -
 These examinations are conducted regularly for the purpose ot securing teachers and eligibles to fill such va, cancies in the schools as may oe- cur. The examination was held under the direction of O. l.. FIoy1, .superinten- dent of education of Montgomery ana the Montgomery Board of Education. During the day, Dr. R J. Baidwin' president of the board. and p. J: Never a member of the board. were az inc school house and took part n con ducting the examination.
 The morning examinations lasted from s:30 to 1 o'clock during wnicf time the applicants were examined in IEnglish, United States History. and theory and practice of teachtng Dur ing the afternoon. from to o'clock. the subpects were spelling and phy- siology.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
To OrdaIn Negro Deaeon..

Ionlsht there will he an ordination service at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church Tor negroes. at which the col. ored Baptist ministers will ordafn six men as Deaeons of that church. Those to be ordained are: John Brown Prof. John w Beverly, c, W Lewis B. c. colson. John White and F. L, Toad. The ordination council will meet at S:30 p. m,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
A Division of propeytx.

A petition has been filed in the Chan cery Court by Juliet Moses and clar- ence Marcus, minors, through Mrs. Lilly Marcus, their stepp,other, as best friend against the sisters of the plaintiffs, Rosa Marcus and Stella Mar GUS, who have reached their majori- ties. asking that the court copstrue the will of the late Mrs. Rsbeeea Marcus In regard to certain property so as to determine whether it Is to the bsst interest of the minor children to divide 1t now or walt until they have reached their matorities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
THREE SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
Plaintiff Claims Money for Personal Tn
 jmrles.

Plaintiffs seeking damages aggre- gating sls,o0o for personal injuries filed three suits in the City Court of Mont gomery yesterday Two of the suits are against the Montgomery Traction Company. The third suit is against the Montgomery City Council.
 Wesley Sales sues the Montgomery Traction Company for si,008 for being knocked from Il wagon at the corner of Perry and Madison Streets in March Joe Ham sues the City Council of Mont gomery for $5,o00 for a broken arm sustained by falling through bridge on Driver Street on May g. Bill Har- vey a negro hackmsn, sues the Mont gomery Traction Company for si0,000 for sn acident on Dexter Avenue Feb ruary when he alleges that his hack was broken up and he suffered great physical and mental anguish"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Atlanta and Charlotte Sleeping Cal

Atlanta and Charlotte Sleeping Car
 Line. The Southern Railway announces Pullman Drawing Room Car line has been established between Atlanta, Ga and Charlotte, N, O., on trains Nos S5 and 36. This car will be placed in station Atlanta e:0e p. m, for oecupan- . cy and at Charlotte e;o0 p. m. for ee- cupancy.
 Brooks Morgan, A. c. P. A.,
 Atlanta, Ga.
 Jpo Metcalfe, T. P. A. Montgomery. Ala.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
MIR. WATTS IS DEPUTY.
XNiu Serve As Assistant To Clerk of City Court.

Henry N. Hughes, who was on Mon day appointed clerk of the City Court to fill the vacancy caused by the death Of Henry H. Matthews, yesterday morn ing appointAd as his deputy Hugh K. Watts. as predicted in The Advertiser
 Mr Watts is one Of the best known young men in Montgomery, and for some time has been assisting Mir Hughes in discharging the duties of the nfice He was strongly recommended for the position and the appointment mas proved most satisfactory to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
Montgomery Pharmacists Go To BIoun,
 Springs.

The Alabama Pharmaceutical Asso- citation will convene at Blount Springs today for its twenty-fifth annual meet ing.
 oYea anization in 1881 of a few druggists to such proportions that now nearly ali of the prominent retail druggists of the sale houses lend their cooperation.
 Some of those who will be in at tendance from Montgomery are c. T. Ruff, E. C. Spann, T. T. Greil. W. F. Dent and others.
 A feature ef the entertainment pro- vided is q big barbecue to take the nlaee of the annual banquet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
Central Of Georgia Railway Summer ExcursiOn Tickefu.

Summer Excursion Tickets.
 To the Seashore, Mountain and Lake Resorts in the North, South and East. A sail to New York, Boston. Baltj- more. Philadelphia and points in the East via Savannah and steamship lines is to be considered at this season.
 Tickets are now on sale at all cou- pon ticket offices. For rates, sched- ules. etc, apply to any agent or rep resentatiye of the Central of Georgia Railway,
 O. Brookes, Commercial Agent, Com merce Street. Montgomery. Ala.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
Mrs. Carruth Seeks Divorce. saaIf has haau AIaA La Aha Gha.

suit mas been hied Tn the Chancery cout by Mrs Lillian Carruth, seeking a divorce from Hyram Carruth.
 The plaintiff is a young girl who mar ried Carruth December 2s and who al- leges she was deserted by him on March 10. The petition for divorce recites that the defendant and the plaintiff were married on Thursday and that the fol- lowing Saturday night carruth came home in an advanced state of intoxi- cation. During the time the couple lived as husband and wife, Carruth, so the petition states, was more or less drunk and was supported for the most part by the father and mother of Mrs Carruth.
 Since carruth left March 10, saying he was going to Georgia, the girl has been living with her parents. The plaintif asks an absolute divorce with the privilege of remarrying.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13

sirabla. He will probably report some tine today as all ths members Of the Board will be at the Court House where they are sitting as members of the Board of Equalization.
 resolution was adopted forbidding the sub-lcttinc of road contracts with out first obtaining the consent of the Board of Revenue.
 The County Engineer was authorized to purchase a new road roller which is needed greatly on account of the great amount Of road building now in progress. The next regular meeting of the Board will be held Monday. June e5.
 S. T. westcott, Clerk. reported the following disbursements during the pe- rIod from June to June g.
 Interest on county bonds. .....s 1250o Salary county officers.. .... 5000 Wagons. blows and teams, coun-
 ty reads .,.. ...,..... 140c Rent rooms. Medical and surgi-
 cal Society. ...... 1soo Telephones County Court House
 and jail.... :. ......,... 1900 Gravel. freight switching charges and county roads. 22b57 Pavt payment construction and
 Improvement. County Jail. :. s.sss.4s Grading. graveling extension
 Madison Avenue. :. .. .... 1,3l5.o0 Pay rolls, weeks ending June 1st and Eth. Shirley teams. 145.70 Pay rolls, weeks ending June 1st and Sth, Boyds teams. 106.33 Pay rolls. putting railing on Mt. Meigs Road, 1hree-mile Branch. -. .. .. .. ....,... TITS Wages and pay rolls. weeks ending June 1st and sth, A. L.
 Jones. VI. ........... S.35 Wages and pay rolls, Stana-
 land, s63.s5. less amount col Iectcd, $i7.as.. .... .... sssc Sundries, Stanaiand.. .. .. -. 300 Wages. pay roll. W. S. Jones. month of May. .. .... 76.00 Wages, Superintendent County Roads, month of May. .... 5000 Wages and balance pay roll. Rtvcs. month of May. .. .. 31s.09 Feeding convicts, Rives teams, Month of May. .. .. .... 1860 Surgical instruments, sundrles, etc, Rives teams. .. .... 2G.6s Advanced on June pay roll. ... 2sA.9O Sundries, Anderson's teams.... 75.00 Repairs, traction engine. .... 35.50 Total.... -. ........... ss,a60.55
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
The Civil Court,

No cases were tried in the civil di- vision of of the City Court yesterday. The ease of Allen Linton vs. Seth John- son, which wss begun Monday. was continued until today and the ease of Campbell Jones ys. The Advertiser Com pany was reset for Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13

The examination of white teachers will conclude at 1 o'clock this ifter- noon, beginning at o'clock this morn ing. Today's subpect will be arith- metic. geography and drawing.
 The examination of negro teachers will begin at 230 o'clock this after noon at the Girls High School and will conclude at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Superintendent Floyd said yesterday afternoon that he did not know how many vacancies there were to be filled and the number of vacancies would not he known until the next meeting of the Board of Education. After the ex- anainatiens have been finished. he said. 1t will take a week or ten days to grade the papers after which the board will have a meeting for the naming of a complete list of teachers for the next scholastic year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
THE BOARD OF REVENUE.
Bids for Road Building Received But
 Contracts Not Awsrded.

COUIFdttN NUV HWNNUEu'
 The County Board of Revenue held a short session yesterday.
 Several bids for gradins and gravel ing Pike Road frem Pike Road to Ma mic were received, but no conTaet s let pending the depiAian of the county Engineer as to which was the most de-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13

No, Eleise; the woFds uttered by Q man ip search of cellar button that his prayers. rellsiously as they may sound
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
SAVED AGAIN FROM GALLONS Negro Convicted Of Kill ing Mrs. Dickerson. STATE SUPREME COURT ORDER Motion of Attorney General to Dis
 miss Appeal Denied. Henry Walker, Condemned to Be Hang-
 cd At Jasper, Gets . Res,'te
 und Next Year--other

The ease of Henry Walker. negro, of Walker County. convicted of mur der. after being appealed to the Stat. Supreme Court and remanded twice to the lower courts. was yestere.y v brought up again in the higher tribu- nal and will be heard before that body on Its merits probably tomor. row.
 A motion to dismiss the third ap- peal on the grounds that 1t had not been properly presented by the lower court. was overruled yesterday, and the accused murderer will have onv more chance for his life,
 Few cases~ in the criminal annals of the State have been more bitterly fought out than that of Henry Walk CT. The crime which he is charged with having committed, is one of the most revolting in tho history of Ala, bama. and at the time of it's occur renee. attracted attention over the en tire state
 On the night of March 5. 1903, soms person entered the room of Mrs, Mag gie Dickersori. at Cordova. in WaiKei County, where she and her husband were sleeping. The intruder assault ed the sleeping man and wife. striking them as they lay with some heavy weapon. which crushed the skull ef the woman. and dangerously injured ths man.
 walker, who is said to have neer seen in the neighborhood where tn crime was committed .arlter Tn tht evening, was arrested, and astef trial on ciroumstantial evidence In th' Walker County Circuit Court. was convicted and sentenced to death. The case was appealed to the supreme Court. where 1t was remanded to @nt county tribunal. Walker was agar tried for the offense of murder ana was again convicted, cecond appea to the Supreme Court resulting n lt' being again reversed and remandea, oI the third trial, he was also touhe guilty. and sentenced to death on Mas 12, 1905. - l..
 On the appeal under discussion IT the Supreme Court yesterday afRu' ment was held over the admissieiiity of the appeal A motion was made pS Attorney General Massey Ion, to dismiss the appeal. This motion was oyerruled by the court, however, ana inc case was submitted on It's merits.
 The result of the action of the cour' vesterday, gives the convicted man respite. owing to the crowded conn, tion of the court docket, futi consia- sratjon of the case is not likely tn pc given during the present term, so taat in inc event of his final conviction, ne ,,,,,i at least have secured postpone ment O. the death sentence uh.,i so time after the meeting or th supIeh'e Court in. the next Nove,nper teFm'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
Negro AceitentaiIy Shot.

Centre. June 12.-ls lspeciaD-vlrgil Covington was shot and instantly killed by Lige Burke in Woods Bend. a few miles fpen Centre Saturday. The ne- groes were scuffling over a. shot gun which was discharged with the above result. Burke was acquitted on his preleminary trial before the justice of the peace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
Mr.. Moses wips coptentioa.

Mrs, Moses Wias Coptention,
 A case. in which there has peen strong local interest, Which Was gis. nosed of yesterday. was that of Judar IT Moses against the Philadelphis la Mortgage and Trust Company. for the right to foreclose a mortgage on tEF Moses Building property, 10 secure tne payment of bonds aggregating sS,oeo' the value of which the lower ;ourf had refused to recognize. t, years ago. Tn 1888. the Montgom-- : erv Real Estate Association tssued bonds for sseeoo on the property the Philadelphia Company purchasing the greater part of the bonds for the pur- nose of erecting the building. Of this amount, $s,000 was to secure the pay ment of an annuity of $45O to the Sloane family. which was to conunSe through the life of the holder of the note. Maria L. Sloane. The sloanes at that time were living in Europe.
 The claim sof Judah T. Moses is that he secured the bonds from the Sloanes in payment of debt. and after the death of the Sloane family. he filed a bill to foreclose. The owners or the property, the Montgomery Real Els tate Company, claimed they were not liable for the bonds. and that. with tne death of the annuitants, the annuity 
 was held by the Montgomery 0ty Court which ruled that the bonds did not constitute a valid claim against the property.
 In the opinion of MT. Justice simp- son. handed down yesterday, the de- cree of. the lower court was reVerseh' and the case was remanded to the Clty Court with the direction that the de- cree be entered there. providing TOT 1f thn Y1nFfUnGe- sale of the property thereunder, for the payment of the amount due on the com pleinant's bonds. This amount. 1t was directed, should be determined by the chancery Court, and the sale should he slIbtect to any lien on the property held by Mary l.. Sloan.
 List of Court Decisions.
 Following Is complete list of the opinions handed down in the Supreme Court yesterday:
 Ed smith vs. Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing Company, appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court, affirmed
 Tyson J,
 Colby -Hinkley Company vs. William c. Jordan, appeal from Marshall pro- bate court, reversed and rendered.
 & M. Matthews vs. Southern Railway Company. appeal from Marshall propate
 
 S. M. Matthews vs. Southern Railway Company, appeal from Jackson circuit court, affirmed.
 Simpson, J.
 Judah T. Moses vs. Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Company, appeal from Montgomery city court. reversed and rendered. with direction to the lower court.
 Dallas Manufacturing Company vs. Charles l.. Townes, appeal from Mad ison circuit court, reversed and re- manded.
 Anderson, J.
 George New vs. William Young. Jr., anpeal from Mobile circuit court, af-
 A R. Ware, administrator vs. T. G. Buroh. appeal from Russell probate court affirmed.
 Per Curiam.
 Henry Walker vs. The State of Ala hama, appeal from Walker circuit conrt' motion to dismiss appeal denied.
 The court will continue today consid Aration of cases from the second di- vision which consists of the counties Bibb, Choctaw. Dallas, Greene. Hale, Marengo, Perry, Sumter and Wilsox.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
DRUGGISTS TO MEET.

Secretary Owen said yesterday that the investigation had already beer asked for from Architect Lockwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-13
Hot Weather Trips

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