The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-11
Push Work to Conclusion.

At an informal meeting of the capitol commission today Govencr Jelks lnad3 hnown HIS determination U zee thal tho york on the old building and the exten- ion or Addition will be pushed from now snd that no excuses will Do taken for de lays. Il Is understood that there has lten d great deal or bad weather and tl at material has been hard t0 set but this seem to have passed and it will q 8, dig, dig now until the new Vi and the insi !e work on the old psrtloG is com. | etc.
 he eting was held In he ols.Gs Of the Gov5rnor and 1t did not take long fer him to let the other members of the commission kn5w that he was In earnest about pushing the work. Thee nave h,e m9ny delays, but It ia thougrt that IL, work can 50 on now witrout fm th.r le. up. Any Way the Go yernor has lSt ii be known that he Is loing to ex- pect the finishing touches of the entire scheme to be cn before tile opening of the January legislative sess on.
 The contractors on all the work are as busy as they can be ind straininS every nerve to make the i'ne ts at has Teen lest by bad weather pack.
 Governor Cannot Attend.
 Cover or William D. Jo4ls said today that he would not be able t. attend the fair at Firwmingham on Governor Day, ths dat having been nxed without his Knowledge and conflicting Stn other ar iangem+lis. Ha ex0resse1 regset tuAt such was the case and had hoped to bo t.ere. I4owevsr, he vii not be able to Inake the engagement as matters now etSnd.
 The auditor las certified the exact amount that will be available for the pup lie schools for the year hesinnng Oc t, Der 1 It Is only few liars differ cnt from the estimate of fly days ago. p:intel in these columns, amounting to $1, ,1,ei a. 46, or S65 coo mjtes than for last y, ar. The following items are included; Unappr pTiated balance s9,45b14; special taxes s9s2 33419; fees examaination teach CTS, S5s06S; eschouts, $23770, Ii .eiost six tcenth section funds, $l1s,S25 47 interest school irdemnlty lands, $s.7S20l; interest O. valIe'ess sixteenth sectlen fd'4ds, SJ, STE AT; interest on surplus revenue, $26 763 47; total, s1 .15o.261.4
 The tocks of the officers ol 1 ale county aye sepo led correct by Ex.bLner H. t. Lee Myor errors os $3 10 " Probate Judge Kindham were paid ID.
 These minor officers have Teen named ty the governors F. M. Rolf. ". A. I'avis. Birmingham; A. J. N'itman, Mo bile; w. C. Paden. Gadsden, notaries
 Minor News Notes.
 lIVIi9 1aA0S, d ntBiO NOllNi1L oNhl uP iA- November, 1905, for larceny in Jefferson county, has escaped from the Henderson Boyd Lumber company, at Rietburg. HA lived in Birmingham, where his wife re- sides. A reward of $50 is offered for his capture.
 Capt. s. c. Oelham of Compal D, An niston Alabama National guard, has re- signed and an order issued for the cleo ton of his successor.
 The secretary of state has been inform ed of the organization of the following new corporations
 Cheney Marble White Lime company of Anniston; capital stock $50,9Ot. lncor porators, J. A., Franklin C., John w., A. M. and Cora Cheney.
 Belleview Realty company of Birming- ham; capital stock, $5OOO Incorporators c. A. Baker, G. D. Lane, Edgar Allen and w. S. Lane.
 IIurt-Tenant company of Roanoke; cap ital stock, s40000. lncorporators, w. F. Hurt w T. Tenant and w. c. Carter,
 Judge Thomas G. Jones of the United States court, held a brief session of hls court this morning to approve the &C., counts of all the departments.
 The United States circuit court of ap peals will meet in Montgomery Monday in the United States court room in the postofhce. The judges are Judge John Pardee, Judge A. P. Mccormick and Judge David B. Shelby