The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
A NEW NEWSPAPER
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With . capital stock of s2o.eoe ef which 5000 Is paid in The State Pub fishing Co. flied articles of incorpofS- tion yesterday in the office of Probate Judge ]. B. Gaston.
 The company declares its purpose to publish The Daily State" an afternoon newspaper In Montgomery. The om- cers of the new publishing company are: J. c. Haas, President, and Aiva Fitzpatrick. Secretary and Treasurer. The Board of Directors consists Of T. c. Haas, E. R. Taber, W. J. Drum. W. B. Davidson. O. o. Nelson, G. G. Miles and Alva Fitzpatrick.
 The location of the compahy's plant and the date upon which publication will begin have not been announced. 1t Is understood that Alva Fitzpatrick will be editor and that M. M. Bran nan, a well known writer, formerly of Eufaula, will be associate editor of the paper.
 The capital stock of the company is fixed at e2o, ,o0e or 200 shares. whose par value is Sfo0 each. The company Is authorized to begin business with Ss.ooo of this stock paid in. The remainder of the stock is to bs sold by direction of the Board of Directors. The stock n0IQ9f0 ana lu6 nuHU6E VI tAoih oh6h ID are as follows: Ava Fitzpatrick. 20; Ava Fitxpatrick, As Trustee, 10; M. M. Grammar. IS; s. K. Williamson. 10; J. c. Haas, s, ". 10. PhiiiIps. 5; H. C. BIrdashaws 6; 6. c. fI0yle. $; c. G.. Miles. 5; 0. C. Manef, E. l. c. Tyson, 3; E. R. Taber. 1; W. B. Davidson. I; O, O. Nelson, I, B. J. Baldwin, 1; c. c. Abercrombie. |: W. J. Drum, T.; Charles II. Scott, T. A. @. Fcrbss. l.: R. F. Lgou, t:sB. g. areiI. II Charles Henderson. i. All of the stockholders reside in Montgomery except MT. Hen derson. who resides in Troy. He will be the next President Of the Alabama Railroad Commission.
 the new newspaper. MT. Fitzpatrick. Secretary of the Company. said:
 ''rhe Daily sthts win be owned and controlled by company composed of a number of representative business and professional men of Montgomery. Their nance are set forth in the ineor- poration artlcIes and I think will be accepted as ( suffictent guarantee of the character and purposes of the pa per The Daily State will begin publi- cation just as soon as it's plant, ordered several weeks ago, arrives. which should be about the middle of the pres onJ fn0nIus ttD OiuCc WhA w fsOA-<~ nently situated. but the exact location will not be given out until . meeting of it's directors. some time during the week.
 "The selection of the business. edi- torial and reportoriai stan of The Daily State will not ns announced before the directors meeting takes place, though the entire stan has already been prao- ticaIiy decided upon. Every depart ment will be under the control of ex- perienced and trained newspaper men.
 'The Daily state will be served with complete teiegraphfc news service and this will be supplemented by spe- oiaI correspondents throughout the State. In politics 1t will of course, De Democratic, but it's policy will be ur- hampered by men Or special interests 1t will stand first in aim and purpose for Mont xomefy, but It's field and rnis- sion. as its name indicates. will com prehsnd the interests of the State. The Sproiectors of the enterprise realise full iy that the local newspaper held Is well and ably covered and that the Journalistic pace already set will de- mand a maximum measure of energy. talent and money. They have fully considered this as Q oonditio0 for the introduction of the fourth newspaper in Montgomery and feel that the con- dItion will he fully met"