The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
BUSINESS MEN AND RAILROAD
 MEN OPPOSE SUNDAY BILL

craze Company. West Electric Com pany, Empire Fertilizer Company, Win ter-Loeb Grocery Company, Frank Mo- Pherson and Company, J. Loeb Grocery Company, Veil Brothers. Black, Hewitt and Company, Webber and Johnston, Montgomery Trunk Company, Mont gomery Trunk Company. Montgomery Cotton Mills. Herman Ross, Ira H. vir- gin and Company, C. D. McClelland and Company. F. A. Hall, Roman Cotton Company, 8. Loeb and Company. ]. L.. Hall.fJ S. Edson, E. P. Flowers and Company, Bodenheimer Cigar Company. c. H. Dow and Company First Ma tional Bank, Peoples Cotton Factory. A. N. Catrevas and Company, Ex- change National Bank, Union Bank and Trust Company, F. B. Fiske Cotton Company, Southern Land and Develop ment Company. vffgfnia- Carolina Chemical Company, F. Neumann and Company, I. Well. E. Well, B. W. Strass- burger. Leon Well. Thomas Jackson, Dcwdell and Joseph. A. T. Hannon, Fourth National Bank. ]. c. Seibs and Company, Chandler and Douglass, F. M. Kohn and Son, Charles c. Abercrombie, Walter Cotter and Company, Morris E. Pepperman, George P. Haardt and Brother, Jesse Davidson, Hudson and Thompson. Snow-Tullis Hardware Com pany, Hirscher Brothers, Maxie D.. Pepperman. l.. ]. Richardson, John D. Cody, Richard P. Dexter. Jr., George w. Halls, Jr.. W. R. Caldwell. Senior and Johnston, A. P. Schaeffer, Alabama Retail Grocery Company. Montgomery Carriage Works, J. H. Cannon, J. C.. Supple and Son, T. F. Harrison. Will liam Primer, c. M. Sellers, l.. Arjons. Henry simon. Haygood Transfer Company, simon & simon, Charles & Nelson. B. l.. Holt. John w. Huger. w. B. Stratford, Alabama Chemical Company, Domestic Drug Company. S. Glassenheimer & Co.,, Alex Rice. R. H. Yelverton. A. Cohn, W. W. Yarborough. T. A. Oliver. Duncan Aldworth. Gallagher & Diffly, Nettles Grocery Company. T. c. Smith. !. T. Moncrief NJ. Mohr. s. I.adeck. Norman Grocery Company. Nachman & Nicer tief. Bastiani & Cassimus, c. S. Ruth X Son, McGhee Brothers, Montgomery Light and Water Power Company, Sam Strauss, Montgomery Fair. ]. C.. Haas & Co, A. c. Prickett, Anderson Coal Company, Mitchell Bros. Lum Ma chinery Company, McKeithen & Pow ell. Pickwick Cafe, J. E. Miller, Ken lucky Liquor Company. H. Eagle. Me- Call Mercantile Company, J. Brick man & Coa-,Mercantile Paper Company. Montgomery Candy Company. Joseph Dreyfus, Sol Dreyfus. Kohn Distribut- ing Company. Abe Well, wholesale, H. NJ. Austin .& Co.,. J. Stern. B. Helburn. R. H. King. Montgomery Safe and Lock Company, John F. Walden, The Kennedy Company, Dreyfus Bros, Cudahy Packing Company. Armour Packing Company, Greil Bros. Co, S. R. Stern, Swift & Co.,, Greil Bros. Drug Company, Virden & Co.
 Employees Call on GOGvernar.
 The first move in the effort of the employees of the different railroads in Alabama was made yesterday morning, when the committee called on Cover nor Conner at his office In the State Capitol. The full committee which went to the Governors office includ- ed T. c. Pounds and J. D. Jesse, of the Birmingham division 156, of the Broth erhood of Locomotive Engineers; J. C.. Elliott and R. A. Powell of the local division 98 of the Order of Railway Conductors, and C. c. Devinney and F. O. McGrade of the local division 4g5 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
 The Governor listened with interest to everything that the committee had to say, each individual member ex- pressing his views. The arguments were full and exhaustive, and while the Governor did not commit him self. he seemed to be very favofably the committee.
 Al o'clock this afternoon the com mittee of railroad employees will have a hearing before the Senate Commit tee of Commerce and Common Car rfaFs