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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-03-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


New England Tel and Tel Co--Notice.
Admr ncticc-Est Orrin r Burnham.
6tatement-Fe Federal Casualty Co.
state capital to be removed.
CIV 4 F l. LMason--InsurAnce.
Eastern Steamship Co-Winter schedule,
W Taplcy-InsurAnce.
Robinson-Jeweler.
HANCOCK, NE:
Eastern Monumental Co.
CAMDEN, MI:
A Packard-Announceme
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-03-06
COUNTY.

After all, the kind ofworld one carries
about ones self is the important thing;
and the world outside takes all its grace,
color and value from that. r. Lo,ceu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-03-06
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by Womsn's Alliance Of tho
Unitarian Church.

Adopted by WOman's Alliance Of the
Unitarian Church.
At the meeting Of the woman's alliancs
Of the Unitarian church last week, the
following resolutions were adopted:
1t is with profound sorrow that this alli-
ance records the death on January Is Of one
Of it, most valued members, Mrs. Helen Wig
gin Morrison.
The rare chArm Of her gracious presence,
her refined and cultivated mind, her sensi-
tive love Of beauty In nature and in art, her
kindly sympathies and warm attachments,
her exquisite considerateness and Joy in
giving pleasure, her modest estimate Of her
self and cordial recognition OF worth In
others. and. above all, the true devoutness,
the reyerent sensibility to sacred things, the
clear sight Of things ideal and unseen -
divine and eternal which compelled her to
give herself in untiring devotion to her
church and its interests, now that her voice
Is stilled and her hand lifeless, remain with
us q sacred and secure possession. Those
who have had the privilege Of her friendship.
must be ever grateful for what 1t has been
and is to them, and in this alliance will abide
as memory and inspiration Of her winsome'
presence and genuine nobility Of soul
Now that she has been lifted up into the
higher life, all her powers set free for perfect
use, we think OF her STILL as she ever loved TO
be, ministeriug spirit, and our faith is
quickened, for it is not easy to believe that
such powers as we hare known in her are con-
served by passing into other forms of life.
Hearts are dust, hearts loves remain,
Hearts ioys wl4i n,eet ehee again
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-03-06
SCHEDULE OF MAlLs
AT ELLswoRrB Posr.orpIck.
In eject Dec. 8. 1905.

MAILS RECEIvED.
FROM WEsT-7.l6 m, 40 and sos pm.
FROM EAsT-ll.l2 m. 1905. e.55 and Il 50 p m.
NAIL .CLosLs AT rOsToFyIcx.
GOIro EAsT-6.45 IN, and $50 y m.
GOING wEsT-io.45 and lis0 m, 8 50 and sp m. !.
No Sunday mail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-03-06

FOIL OF ACCOUNTS NO. !.
Fund. Nome. Amount.
Police, John silvy, rs 90
Edward Finn. 800
Insane, NE Tel Tel Co, Is
Supt of schs, E Mason, 6ss
Electric light, H U R Power Co, i6s 6s
Library, Eugene Warren, 1000
Elizabeth A Belcher, % 90
Fire dept, Samuel E Chapman, II 50
Geo A Parcher, 635
j e Archible, $50
Text books, American Book Co, 249O
Silver, Burdett & Co, s05
RE Mason, 176
High school, Eugene P Warren, 1900
School, Edward Haney. IS 90
Simon Garland, "a 80
Campbell Pub Co, % 20
schoolhouse, Hosea Phillips, 400
Contingent, DR. A Hagerthy, 50 90
Thomas Hale, 1863 IS
Arno w King. 500
Orrin w Tripp, 275
Geo A Parcher, Is 90
Dorephus L Fields, $50
Geo NJ Campbell, 200
Cw&F L Mason, 60 %
L d Patten, 500
EK Hopkins, 80 90
Fred H Mcfarland, 2400
Edmund E Joy, $50
John Silvy, 2S 81
John Doyle, 2400
Edwin NJ Moore, 697
Horatio Joy, 562
Campbell Pub Co, 119 90
Morrison, Joy & Co, 13 o.
Hancock Go Pub Co. 1914
c L Morang, 1888
DIR j Mcdonald, 1000
Frank Moore, 25 90
$1,2so ss
STREET COMMISSIONERS ROLL.
Highways s27s ss
Sidewalks. ............,........... lo4 0s
Rock crushing. g................. 10 7s
S4.285
TEACHERS SALARY
Common schools. s..................... ss1l 70
High school. ...................... 229 70
s41 ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
Chesapeake Steamship Company's
jamestown Exposition Booklet.

The demand for this booklet has
been 20 great that the Chesapeake
steamship Co. has Issued for disfribB-
ton the third edition Of this booklet.
The booklet contains 40 pages and j.
printed In col0Fs 10 gives full inform
alton relative 10 the Exposition, show
ing views Of the present EXPOSITION
buildings. including the Virginia,
Maryland and Baltimore Buildings,
Information relative 70 the hotsIs in the
jamestown territory, a. well 81
general Information regarding the
historical points reached by the Che~a-
peake and York River Line, including
Yorktown and Richmond.
"A copy Of this booklet Will be
furnished upon application 10 the
General Passenger Department u this
Company Al Baltimore. Nd" y
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

Cincinnati, o., June zC.--Nen repre-
sentiBz banking Institutions ?. fih IN
Aggregate capital ~ many millions 81
dollars filed the assembly room % the
Hotel Sinton this morning At the OPEN
ing u the seventeenth annual meeting
81 the Ohio Bar keTs' Association.
MAYOR Dempsey welcomed the bank
ers 10 the city ard Clifford T. Wrigbi
extended . greeting in behalf d the
Cincinnati Clearing House Ass0eia-
ton. After the eNchaBze q greetings
the association listened 10 the annual
address 81 the president. Thomas H.
Wilson, 81 Cleveland Prof. 2 ,
Meade. o. the University 81 PeBDsyl-
yania. made an addEess on the Place
Cf the independent Treasury in the
American BznEiDg System. and the
morning session concluded wltb .
discussion 81 the req uiEsmenfs u =
satisfactory state barking Law
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
RESENT CRITICISM
Naval 0ficess n'Y Discuss state
hostile - Ships

- A@@&tA~ -
oneers u fhe Board - Construction
x fhs ~avy Department and some
line offIeern. Gays the Nsw Dfk Herald
wsrs FREE 10 their criticism - ~ aftl.
el~ - fb@ current pBmbef ~ the
sarv pointing out alleged sefions DE-
feets Is 10 construction - fbF ore
~en. fhe Massaaebusefis, tbs lD1laDe,
fhs fsua. ffss Eenfueky and tbe kesf-
sarre a. ing 30 the fart that these are
eft ed sb5ps sn1 wosid - east
- wreeked ~ fsw ns5l-1tfFft~a
sb1fs ffem = hostile ship,
TIE sDlrit 10 Wbleb fbe article -
written seems - fD1iesfe > falling 30
fhe NaEy Department Nbtfb many
naTng oaleefs 90 duty tbsfe are 9ssf1
Is resent f.sp@eiaIiy - fbse true -
sn4ufer4 - 49, construction corps
81 - pointed out tbaf the astbof sp-
parentfr has 1ons nothing other fban
- nanrare an ed ard slaDts1 Ci,f0-
ssse f~efrn - Bafffe1b5p nbseb pas
5 fsyar nfseeB years .s1D - fl,s most
ms.Iaru 1easnn. - tbe s4H<e flNs
fras fn1 eaneissiDns wbieb reflect On
the naFe.
- fsr e. sal8@ - seoff eD5 war
4eruels - general. 81 81 Ssf admitted
~ ssals - ~ f~st fsDste1 fassl oft-
e~rs fbaf fheg as@ lnefEeseDg. although
fhs neref ses12is sss ~ Dls,st eas~s
Nafl1 . afh . eolsas19D4s aFnssf Dj9ts.
~4s@raI sH.eerf - ~ Byss8 - Con
aGa4et51n wefs as5usee a4l aroDs<d fhaf
lnfrieafe Dfsbieue - gatai egDfsfDe-
fssu. NhseA thy afs sfB3g1nZ eDDtfn~
sally slssslt - deslt nffh - lightly
fsber sGeefs hesu4iY S.1DFse fae
erstsefeals sasle. NBieb sfmDiT FsliSff
= rnrtaaa serF see sentiment NhSen ffe-
| faeatlg fg1a1 expression tefDFs, 1i,s
FaffAashfga fn8fs8a. NaesaeBDseff@s
4 ssse1aa keafsafVe. ssHfYeEr 81
Ohio. wh8eh aF~ faSwsseas@'& 80 So
| aaHl ieatlea. sefs 1esl <gel 0ger 6ffsse
euars 80. nifsDs2is they we're Det 81
eauol~f@si aafil ls5f.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

81. sskee. Wis, Jsns zs,-~eegssai
aegse - men whoss chief aim - life
- - devise an elective method fOr
doing away wits The smoke nsisanee
10 American cities assembled N Ail-
NaBkes to3sy - take part - the So
Cnd aBnnai convention - she Inter
national sssOeiafl0n Tor tbe Pfsven-
ton - snDke. President John Fair
1f5ege. smoke fngpsefcr r Detroit.
called the gafbre6ur - - So aDd De-
lfVersd az s1dFess. = ~ Dft Ua8 pre-
scented also ~ sseEstarv " a.. Harrig.
~ Toronto. The eoBFs bGlOB VIII 81
in session three dsFe-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

yr. wm. Henry q Chssfsnocgs, Tern,
a4I Fhpumaffsm ~ Ms Ieit ara- ihe
fsenzah ss@rued - haze sere OF = -
a..,...ss - tbaf Il SIS fsseiess for work. -
ava e applie.i { i,an.feFsain's PAN Balm
"A warped the arm ~ flannel ~ night
aa.f 90 nv failef fonnd lisaf tie pain grs.i-
asfi4 Ieft nse and fhs strength returned IH
sA.rae week. tire rbeamafis1s BAD disaPp
sa.f has ms SINCE returned - troubled
ulfh rhsunsafism try ~ applications y
ala Ralaa Zen are certain - - piezssd
zsfh the refsgf zhish it Affords. For sale -
Eslime7sr Bros Drug store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

Sew Haven. Conn., June g. The
formal exercises 81 comUsncene1t day
At Yale began this morning WIGh .
procession 81 the offers. gTzd1atss-
candidates for degrees and invited
guests from the college campus 20
sEOOissy Hall. In accordance vita
custom. the exercises q RrzdustIo1
opened with the singing - the FIRST
four verses d the Sixty-6fth Psalm.
which vas sung In lis On the Oeea-
is0u 81 the OpsninZ q the 1Est eel
Iege erected IN New Haven The "a
riOas degrees we're conferred N the
presence % = large gathering q dis
tinguished guests The dinner q ths
alumni in the university dining ball
followed the commencement exereIes-
Tables we're laid for several thousand
persOns- At the conclusion q the din
ner there wzs an elaborate programme
u t0asts AMI responses TIE exercises
close this evening with the president 5
reception IN Memorial Hall FOR the
graduates and invited guests
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

NlnsS1l Wells Tex Ja0s DS.-~l&e
Cognt1 gssHss as1 Commissioner -
sfe5ael0a - Texas ass@aSSe4 Asfe ~
9sy pfsDafs8 - ssnaZs - fhs 9lse1s-
sion - ssnssFotss live topics relating
- So Do1l5e welfare 1ss o<easien
IS flss aaBgsl s.nete5sZ - fts@ assoeSa-
ff0n an1 tbs sessions UsIE epDfssas
fwO days, The juvenile e9Dn law
z0Df rad 0s4kinz AMI thS 5esl
method - dealing villa eDDsagl1fs
disease are sDnns - The matter tat
viii rsos5g> attention.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

Jackson. Miss, June mn special
election i IN progress here today ~
decide Nbetbsr the city ~ Jackson
shall acquire Tfs ovD WzteTW0Eks
plant. The NafeT1 OFks system - b0E
= private enterprise and the pECposl-
ton for mn DicipaI Ownership bas
lined THE voters Up into two factions,
one ~ which fav0F8 the prOposal
While the other Is stTsnB0usIy a2aInsi
the idea 81 city ownership. The cham
plOns u municipal ownership have
put mp a hard fight and are cOBfdent
u success.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

Mis= MarraEsf fFastNelBs - gIsiflDz
the family - SIR william brDDDsf
t'afon-gIlle. BaItIn8Ofs Cosnfys
Str. and 1frs. GoFe. - PeFFyVIlis,
arrived here today 90 . visit
Mrs.. D. q. Hill. ~ King fseofzs
street. whO has beeH visiting DSf
daughter at Camp Columbia Havana
Caba. has rstsFnsd BONE
Mrs. Parvear. wife - Lieut.. Ben
nett PBryear. q. - ~ g. rho bas
been living fn Guba. - visiting beS
parents ar. and 8rs. =. q. HiII, King
George street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
Strawberry Festival.

The LADrEs AID SOCIETY u Eas.-
port VI. r. Church will hold q
STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL on 1tuTsiag
and Friday ereHfnqs. Jaae = aad -,
at . clock. ~ the church Straw
berries. i-e cream. cake. aud candy for
-aIe. Proceeds for the ehDreb- LIbeT-
al patronage ~ solicited ~fdJ75
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

President Grafton -. RidOBf. u the
Board '0f CoBntv Commissioners for
Anns Arundel county, desires 10 make
q correction IN the report published
last night. The 6zurss set - the Conn
" Commissioners for the use % the
eonduits on spa bridge was $40 per
year. ard not 500 IS enormously
stated
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

County school Superintendent Harry
X Wallis has bsen notified that tbe
scholarship for this county IN West
ern MsryfaB College IS nov vacant
An examination for the purpose u
hIIinx it viii BE- held 81 an early
Naf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

uelI knozu Manitoba editor writes a
e fnsg.ls worker I hld Ci4an.hsTlsin's s-to1l-
~ al Liver Tsblris invaluable f0F sne
tearfss IL hiIiogasness r1fuFzl b sssteDtary
~. tl.s.lr artion being eentie ssd eEsecflFs.
rls1rsse thss dsqestive ts1rs 1nt TIE he1d
Psiee. - c-nf-. >anspies fires e fe1
usevsr Pres Tzug stsrr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

EgzeDe. orr. JeE~ NJ sffT-ai 3
1fa.soales. eesDD ffslsz ffse l2Fzset eiass
ls fise bfstgrg - flgs fGfsersitg -
OfeZ0s. fees5ges fhslf eiplsssDas tfslag
at re fbfftg -Efst agD0ai egD1nlenfe.
l.g<nf. IDe enemies NSks bid %
Willard Hal his rsosDsDHs Ebefe So
a1gfess ~ ~ zfa1saflBE rises SO
1sl1gers8 - senator gDlB 81. lsarfn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

lansing. 85ei>. June z1---Jbe 49,
neal aye~t3Dg - tie Michigan pl0neer
aB8 Historical saelefT 1eTau here ~
Day an1 slll eDDtiB.s t0gsDrg0N. DDe
~ flss jDfsfs stag featsfes - So met
ing s1Il ~ The presentation ~ tise 80
eisty - . pDf1rslf - q >. Gfafy. ~
father - ti,e 5iebi2aD psDiie eelieDi
system.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

haze u-e,I Chambsrlsin's Cough Rem
e.sg IL ~ fs-iiiv IN easss = whooFIr2
ia. =. AMI s11s g. tell yoa tiiat . = ths'
IA sss-sl.esne ] have ever u-asi.-W- r.
s-.~sav. PES. 80. IT, Isss'ig j. s9ie
Ant snsa. f.r ssie ~ teltmeysr BEos-'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
Ohio BANKERS 10 Annual Sesseg AIuuai
Day al SeNsgee -EEefClses
At Yale
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP TO BE
The ISSUE.

Washington, -. g.. Jone <s.--1i,e
French Ambassnsor agd 8ns. Jgssefs
aDd left today fof 49, York. Nhenfe
fbsy Nill sal fDosOSfDw for Frsnes.
Tbsv plaza - femaln abfoad nDtsl
early fail.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

Those mo are in attendance At the
jamestown Exposition during the
Maryland Teacher Convention there.
and who represent Annapolis ard
Anne Arundel county are Edwin
WarheId. Jr-. the Governors son. and
sfr. Joseph -. Fowler, Of the Second
district. this county
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

EeNaBes Teas, J0De z1.~-Tb8s Hes
2is8gB5 8SY - tlls sensf=e~Df~snial
trorfsmase - ~ IDffsssStg - So
~sssfb afg IL wns fresfe u'esgsssa3,l@ -
fsFls 4sf-ses aft<sate s W
fsDsa AZ es,sflsegs sssi@s. H. Dsssses-
D4l a81fess - ~ 1ay Nae telSssssl
- fsg. W5lll4as A1sxsH1sf gsefrye
fsesStJg slsetsg bishop ee41gssof -
BDsgb CakDliDa,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

Mothers who give their children
Eenuedy's Laxative Cough Syrup in
gariably lnd0rse il. Childreu Ike
because the taste Sc e7sant- Con
taIns Honey and Tar anf0Tms to the
National Pure Foo and Drug Law.
Sold ~ Feldmeyer BROS. Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
NOTICE.

Tafr 3 q natifg r1a.lers 81 n.llals1 ~ ssrsser
TnH 1fys. HEl1M f1-t - q aafstr
yAnH. Or gre esExMf-N EH4eA #NN "a ka
fEF I<-f "a ~ d ftflft, 9 ST. 90 ra-.e
pMfs. R@lr sF EVaman fN1H tsHremNM n tssE
these cess lanaes ART f.ar - o. rtHsa.f4 q
kea9 Estate AGENT Efs~e am fH
SniittGz. 90 fnfa eisT- h1H BEEN EHEsal1-a.l 60
r@eFeaen1 amsI leasE afE-r 1ae anl~Essr - GEaaa
e1Fa r4zler - ann1rs.lll ana tuu- frsz1sef
e oan4T-
AEEAHF az MANths
IN Genera aeenE
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
PERSONAL MENTION

fP.raons was nass fFfsa1s - Tessfs so
feesa afa 50 1sleaelnm - tsss - sc Bl4f ss4se
as,lf fnsIr naasa - tais 1irEes.@ = DEBGs-t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

r g uad zssteI fasd snlr elusos
sour and rgTnfai lat.lge r.an Ser
d0l EoE Inlige fsoa sA0a.d as aserl Or
re- -. Eod0I s. q s8fatlez ~ segef ssIs
ards. lf aizesfs wElt F1n ems. q y
e0T-ects the deheieaeles ~ aizestlaa
Eodof couforDs totae Easoual PR
Food and Druz Las sold here ~
F<ldnsegar Rrus D-uEx5@ta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-07
SOUTHERN WILL
 TAKE OFF TRAINS
Decreased Business Between AtIanta and Birmingham Makes the Re-
 trenchment Necessary.

Two trains of the Southern railroad operating between Birmingham and At. lanta, will be discontinued after Decem. Der 8.
 These are trains Nos. II and 12. leaving Birmingham at 12:30 a. m, and reaching here shortly after a. m.
 The reason assigned is decreased bus mess. The officials state that the action is not in retaliation for decreased rates. They contend, furthermore, that the trains have been heretofore operated at a financial loss. The announcement of new schedules is expected soon.
 The discontinuance of trains Nos II and 12 is in accordance with the retrench- ment which the Southern has been mak- ing for some months. For some time the Southern has been cutting down ex- penses, as the abolition of several agencies, and the cutting off of indus- trial agents, etc. will attest.
 Just what conditions will arise with the Alabama railroad commission when these passenger trains are discontinued is matter of conjecture. The commis- sion has made the ruling that no pas senger trains are to be discontinued with ou. permission of the commission. Con- missioner Nesbitt was asked last night if the new ruling was effective at this time. He stated that it was. He also affirmed that as far as he knew the Southern had not asked permission to dis continue any trains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-07
1183 ARRESTS WERE MADE IN NOVEMBER All Records Broken By Police
 Department ELLEDGE NEW DETECTIVE Police Commission Receives Numerous Complaints Against Smoking In
 Street Cars, But Finds No
 Law Against Practice.
ELLEDGE NEW DETECTIVE

The Police Commission held it's month ly meeting yesterday afternoon in the Mayors office, and among other matters, elected E. K. Elledge to the position of city detective to succeed the late Robert Patton, who died this week. MT. FL ledge takes the position immediately, and will work jointly with Detective Mur- phy.
 He is an officer with a reputation for detective ability, having been on the police force 15 years, and has been proven a .-fine policeman and gentleman. MT. Elledge was the choice of numbers of his fellow patrolmen and has the good wishes of the other candidates for the position over whom he had the advantage of longer service.
 The report of Chief Wier for last month was received and filed. It revealed a record breaking month with a total num- Der of 11S3 arrests stolen property re- covered, $1, ,227. 40; fines collected by clerk ana warden, $5,331 .65; children found and returned home, 10; doors found open after midnight, '.
 Two officers were tried, Policeman Taylor being exonerated and Patroiman Carol given 15 days suspension.
 Many complaints have been made to the police commissioners against the habit of smoking on street cars. This evil was discussed yesterday afternoon the commission coming to the conclusion that they would willingly enforce any la, against smoking on cars if they had any. but as there is none on the statute books they are powerless. Notice was served on all private policemen that they are acting without authority if they nave not made bond and taken oath under the new commission. They were gwen K days further to arrange the matter with the chairman.
 If was decided to refuse halt-pay TOT sickness or accident not received whlie n, duty. and not certified by the cmel and city physician. Several petitions were tu-ned down on these grounds.
 The commission is expecting supreme court decision before its next mee'lhe' after which they will carry out elaoora'0 mans for the improvement of the iorce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-07
GEORGIA CENTRAL
 TO IMPROVE LINE
Officers Spent Yesterday Here-Will Probably Use Illinois Central
 Freight Terminals.

The presence in the city yesterday of the officials of the Central of Georgia railroad is probably significant of the im- provement that the road intends in the immediate future. Since the acquisition of the Central of Georgia by the Illi- nois Central, it has been known that the Central line would be improved from one end to the other that the road would build up it's excellent territory to the fullest extent.
 In the party were President Hanson, Vice President Winburn, General Man ager Noise. Freight Traffic Manager Artery and Superintendent Crawford. The officials made no statement. The entire day was consumed in making an inspec- ton of the roads properties in the dis trict.
 According to the general rumor the Central of Georgia and the Illinois Cen tra1 will use jointly the Illinois Central freight depots on First avenue between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. It may have been to make these arrange ments that the officials visited Birming- ham yesterday. As stated yesterday morning, an early visit of Illinois Gen. tral officials is expected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-07
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
 STIRS UP BIG ROW
OFFICER FAIRNESS WANTS MEAT AND MILK INSPECTION MADE A BRANCH OF THE cITYs HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

painful calm has settled down over through the corridors yesterday served to discover but one little contest for author ity, just one little shadow of the big mountain that has gone before.
 Now that the fight of the factions in the city council has been carried to court, the executive department is buzzing along without a hitch. The constant stream of complainants. persons seeking franchises and permits moves in and out quietly.
 Apparently all is concord. But up in the health department seems to be brewing small war. The guns until recently have been soundless, as the first clash was heard in the council chamber last Wednesday. with a recommendation of the sanitation and police commission as follows
 '"That the matter of formulating rules and regulations for the government of the health and meat and milk department be passed pending further conference with the committee on health and medical society"
 An investigation of the causes of this report develops the fact that City Health Officer Hardness, and Milk and Meat In- spector Duncan have had some differ ences. and an attempt is being made by the health department to make the meat and milk inspection department part of and under the direction of the health department.
 This would result in MT. Duncan beoom- ing subject to the orders of pr. Hardness and would remove him from the direct leadership of the department which he has developed into it's present efficiency. The difference between the two depart- ments has existed since the fever epi- demic last summer.
 Both officers were reelected at the last meeting of the city council and the bat tie for authority is on with the inspection department on the defensive. There is considerable interest around the city hall in the probable decision of the council committee.