The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26

puiaAH& permit was yesterday ieaaed from the office of the city engi- Reer to I. O Anderson to repair a one-story frame house at 730 Adams street. cost s1.5oo.
 4 license to practice law was issued tn Wilson Cooper by the Register in Chancery yesterday. Mir. Cooper holds diploma from the University of Ala hama. He will practice at Dothan.
 
 The case of Al Galatas. the Bibb street saloon man. arrested Sunday charged with violating the Sunday law, was yesterday continued by Re- corder Baber to Wednesday afternoon.
 The following appointments to minor state offices. were made by Governor Ielks yssterdayi Miss Annie Finley, Cclumbiana, Shelby county, notary public; W. J. Devoe. FruitdaIe. Wash ingt0n county. notary public.
 George Adams, a negro. was arrest ed by Special officers Avant and Graham yesterday morning charged with grand larceny. It is alleged that he stole a set of harness and twenty five horse brushes, all valued at ss5.5O. from Wilkes stables on Lee street.
 Joseph P. Dimmick yesterday raceiv- ed his commission from Washington as postmaster of Montgomery. He will take charge of the ofice at the close of business next Saturday. He will make no statement whatever in regard to tine appointment of an assis- tant
 D. g. GoodIett, tax collector for Call houn county. E. F. Connor, collector for cofree county and James A. Wood- ward. who holds the corresponding posi- ton in lalladegs county, yesterday made final settlement for taxes of 1905. with the State Auditor.
 The Selma Coca Cola Bottling Com pany of Selma. yesterday filed papers of incorporation with the Secretary of state. The object of the concern is the manufacture and sale of soft drinks. The corporation is capita incorporatoTs: w. N, Brown. W. A. Bellihgrath and ". D. BeiilngFath.
 The following divorce petitions were filed in the Equity Division of the City Court yesterday: Emma Watts vs. William Watts on the ground of ahRndonment: Mary Carr vR. EldFidge Carr for alleged cruelty and drunken ness: Ella Kiilingsworth vs. James W. Killingsworth charging cruelty and drunkenness
 The following deeds were recorded at the ofIlce of the Judge of Probate Of Montgomery county yesterday: w. L. Dick to Willie L. Dick. his wife, property in township thirteen s2.b00; B. P. Crum and wife and Leon Well and wife to Ferdinand Neumann. lot in the Highland Park Improvement Company's tract, $2,000; Carrie Rey- holds and W. J. Reynolds. Jr., her husband to George Stowers. three lots on the east side of Sharp street.
 The petition of the Kennedy Com pany for a re-hearfng of its case against H. H. Keynton was overruled yesterday by Judge Sayre. At the trial of the case the jury rendered a verdict for the defendant whose claim for the exemption of hls house and lot from being involved in the pay ment of a judgment was contested by the plaintiff. The motion of the defendant for a re-hearing of the case of Edward Posey vs King David's, Temple Benevolent Society was taken under consideration
 Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed in the United States Circuit Court yesterday. Creditors of the Woman's Exchange of Eufaula, filed an invol- untary petition against that cOrpo- ration. The creditors claims are as follows: The Florence ". Mccarthy Company. Baltimore s2.260.64: J. B. Searcy of Eufaula, $b2,25; The Har- gadine- -NcKitrick Dry Goods Company S277.5s: S. O. Williams. aissgnee. is made receiver by the Federal Court.