The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-17


sioner of Etowah county to succeed j.
r. Chambron, resigned, to run for sheriff.
All the tickets and other supplies for
the primary election of the democrats on
August q have been sent out by j. Kirk
jackson of this city, acting for II. ). d.
Mallory, chairman of the state commit
tee All county committeeman to whom
such tickets and supplies are sent are
requested to notify Mr.. Jackson by wire
at once If there is any error In the tick
cts or anything wrong that ought to be
corrected.
New Corporations.
The Highland Park Realty company OF
Montgomery has been Incorporated with
a capital of SIS, 600. ]. S. Dowdell, e. =.
Joseph and w. H. Ragland are among the
incorporators.
The Elba Land and Trust company is
a new enterprise at Elba, with capital of
$4,000. II. d. Boyd and others are incor-
porators.
The ]. M. Hayes company has been or
ganized at Jasper, with capital of $4,000.
j. NJ Hayes is the principal stakeholder.
The Holmes Lumber Manufacturing
company has been Incorporated at Fnter-
prise, with capital of $4,000. The incor-
porators include Y. A. Holmes, John Abb
ercrombie and Ethel Holmes.
Big Day at Ozark.
All records for the state campaign were
broken at Ozark today when 10000 people
gathered today to hear the various cand-
dates for state offices speak.
The speakers included: b. +. Conner.
candidate for governor; j. c. Compton,
II A. skeggs. walter White, Robert Lowe,
candidate for railroad commissioners;
Judge Adams, l. Wilkinson, James Crook,
John b. Ward, candidates for commission
ers of agricuture w. w. Brandon, Hor-
ace Hood, candidate for state auditors;
Walter Seed, candidate for state treasur-
err; Frank Julian, A. F. McGehec, can
didate for secretary of state; Joha B.
Knox, W.. c. Fits, r. Fl. Clarke. canc-
dates for alternate senator.
Mayor ]. E. Riley made speech of
welcome. o. c. Dostcr, Jr., mayor of
Enterprise made the response. M. Sollie
was master o. the Ger cmonies. Judge j.
NJ Carmichael WAS the leading speaker for
the Confedara'a The occasion he:ng vet
erans' reunion.
Burton Coming.
Chairman Burton of the rivers and har-
bors committee writes that he will be here
after the middle of September to inspect
the Alabama river.
ssWashington, ID. c., August 10, 1906.
Hon. A. A. Wiley-On my return here
| find your letter of the Sth, also letter
from Mr.. NAnulVeT, WHICH nave dH-
swered this morning.
1.-THE present probabilities are that it
will be entirely convenient and preferable
for me to visit Alabama after September
15 I go to Ohio tonight and cannot tell
definitely until I look over the situation
at home.
ut is probable that | shall commence
the trip to the south of the 18th or 14th
of September first visiting South Carolina,
then Georgia, and afterward Alabama.
This would make the date at Montgomery
presumably some time between the Goth
and 18th / hope to arrange the itinerary
along this line, and shall do so unless my
presence is required in Ohio by political
considerations. the force of which you can
understand.
II hope It may be convenient for you
to go on the trip, and will try to notify
you long enough In advance so that your
plans and that of others can be made.
With kind regards, Yours sincerely.
ct e. BURTON"