The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-23
SUPREME COURT
MEMBERS RETURN
One New Face VIII Be Seen
This Fall
CARMICHAEL AT Scale
Makes a Speech Before the Law and
Order League of Russell County.
other News of Mont
gomery.
CARMICHAEL AT Scale

Montgomery, September 22.-(Special.)-
With the coming of the fall days the
members of the supreme court are re-
turning from their vacations and will
soon be here to take up their work. Judge
| Tyson, who had a race on his hands for
chief Justice did not get away until after
September 10, so he will be absent another
week likely. Judge Dowdell who sue
ceeds himself as one of the associates,
like Judge Tyson, had election troubles
and will take short while longer in his
rest period. Judge Anderson is back. as Is
| Judge HARRISON, from the cool shades of
, North Carolina, and Judge Simpson came
In from Battle Creek some time since,
and is at his home in Florence. He will be
down in a few days.
The election of the new judges will
take place Tuesday, November 6. and they
| will have time to qualify before the con-
vening of the court In regular session
| November IL. However, there will likely
| be a special term of the court to dispose
| of the cases in which Chief Justice Weak
ley has part. This will no doubt be called
a week or ten days before the new term
begins. Two years ago the old court had
] to sit for more than week before the
new ones could get ready.
There will be only one new face at the
| opening of the new term that of Thomas
| c. Mcclellan. who will succeed to the va
cancy caused by the promotion of Judge
| Tyson to the head of the bench. Mr.. Nc
Clellan will be the youngest man on the
bench
Carmichael Back.
Judge j. NJ. Carmichael is back from
| Scale, Russell county, where he made a
| Rnaaph FRIDAY bpfnra the Inv and
der league Of the county. He says that 1t
was a very pleasant trip and that the
| people of that part of the state are fully
alive to the necessity of keeping the peace
| and seeing to the observance of the stat
utes n determination which the judge
| thinks will work great good for that part
| of the state.
In his remarks the judge took up the
| question of law in all its phases. showing
| how 1t runs through all of nature as we'll
| as the relations of man one with another.
| He pointed out that the first law was
| given to the inmates of the Garden of
| Eden, and after that the Mosaic. From
| that time on down 1t has been necessary
| to have laws and have them respected
| He also said that in no community could
| there be peace where the people did not
stand for an an observance of the law.
The long service of the judge on the
| bench gave him an insight into his sub
| JSSb tlldl helPfu III lllt SpeSCii'
Capitol Notes.
| Governor William d. Jelks went to ELL
faula Sunday to spend the day with his
] family, 1t being the birthday of his daugh.
| ter Miss Catharine.
| The work of restoring the dome and
| repainting 1t along with the laying OF
| the tile in the capitol improvement
scheme, is going along at a rapid rate,
There has been some delay in the marble
| work because of the failure to get some
| steel Orders which had been ordered
| Congressman T. e. Burton and his
| party, including a number of Alabama
| congressman, will be here to morrow for
a trip down the Alabama river. Mr.. Bur-
ton is chairman of the rivers and harbors
| committee of the lower house of Congress
J and is in the south to have a look at
| streams which are asking for government
| aid Congressman Bankhead OF the Sixth
| district is the ranking democratic men,
| Der of Mr.. Burtons committee.
! The Hercules Paving company has been
| organized at Mobile, with capital OF $15,-
| 600. Herman Ruff and others are inter
| ested.
| The Farmers Union Warehouse COM
| pany of Pickens county has been incor-
| porated at Reform. 1t has a score OF
| stockholders and the capital is $4,000.
A. c. Tonsmiere, at Mobile, and w
| M. Hardwick, at Headland have been
appointed notaries public.