The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
THIRD GOES TO CAMP
COMMAND LEAVES ANNIsTON FOR
 SUMMER OUTING.
IncIudes Eleven Conspanfes With $50 Nen--strikers Interfere With
 Telephone servfce--New
 Clerks for postomce.

Anniston, July l1.--(Special. )---The 3rd Regiment, Col. W. H. Mckieroy commanding, will go into camp at MO- o. recently been added and the regiment now has eleven companies with $50 men Colonel McKleroy left this morn nied this year by practically the same stan as that which attended him at take the place Of W. T. Edmondson. Jr., as ordnance sergeant. the latter being unable to attend encampment.
 A special train will be run from An niston to Calera on which the Pelham Guards of Anniston, Calhoun Rifles of Oxford. Etowah Rifles of Gadsdsn; the Talladega Rifles of Taliadega, will be carried. The Alexander City com pany will join the party of the rezt- inent at Sylacauga, and all will pro. Nashville Railroad via Montgomery. Mai. D. Fl. Smith of Oxford will be in charge of this train.
 Anniston, which up to the preesnt date has been comparatively Immune from any damage as result of the strike of the southern Bell Telephone line. is now beginning to get into the fight. Saturday or Sunday morning A on Thirteenth street botween eLighton and Quintard. and a nall driven Into cable. which was broken open, oa Eighth street betwe- Wiimer ana with ali Tyler Hill phones. Manager Conway of tn local exchange has of. fere da reward of $500 for the arrest or for evidence leading to the con viction of the persons who did the work.
 Deeds have been filed conveying the Eastern Railway of Alabama to the Atlsntic Blrningham rsnt snd d1ocation lanes of the latter road to Birmingham Is be- : ipg contended for 5y Rsrt,es rs,,te taycblin6 wie6 of Alabama extends from stockdale to Pyriton, Ala. distanss r'a,r 9l @oops roses
 hstssn ssessn ms' hs rodd sss Would s pTosaby sS by the way of Anniston- Practically the first step toward pew ing Noble street was made yesterday mhss missee Ma1Gs sisitsd aIHy a to inspect Before the week i. out |. the ,.ss Anais, ,o ton arsratinG mie anr s'n new cut. at tSelr lime quarry at Tredegar. The new cut is l half q mile from the. kiln and mQtor bSsr Bowsff fhe wl trs es ussc rosd n to the Rln %
 baii ii team ca n no} flow Howard College for 1906?
 is in the city looking after the athlsti' | ton. MT. Haygood says the prospect | for a winning team next season is very I encouraging. as J, s. Councilman, from the University of Michigan. mas peer I Effective yesterday two new tempo rary appointments of clerks were mao. l for the Annisten pcstoflce by P0stmas 1 who comes to the local once ana m | second E. B. Draper, who goes to Qx 1 ford. Stamper Turner of that oflce PC, I ing returned to the local ofhce. Tn, | iaFsres increage in business in the local office necessitated the additional force ] Postmaster Ragan will also be able I now to have an Additional clerk n tnt
 money order ana registry try. dsparttImoRR' i R Baker, who has direct charge of these
 "sRlss 1he Ais representatives of the Glen Ad-
 die Hose coupany No. left ysstsrday ars entered for race in the tareman's tournament at that place this week | The company carried a strong team | composed of Captain Ed Livingston, Luther E Phillips, Andy Markham Charles Thomas. Albert Robertson, Gibson Robertson, Wylie Adams, Joe Davis and Luther Carter
 An attempt ,,a Was Ii made fys yss,eresy ro ps n 1 der indictment for murder. to secure | ball by a habeas corpus proceedings be. | fore Chancellor w. w. Whtteside. The writ was dismissed an dtha negro re- l nanded to Jail without bail.
 | The Board of County Commissioners met yesterday in regular session at the court house to consider claims against
 the saisss in tax asssssssnss sssTssnt ana rev Ss 1 cided upon, while several large cases | were set for trial. Among the cases 1 set are those of the Woodstock Iron ] snS Nashvlile Railroad and others All l afe set for the first week in August.