The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-02
QUIET DAYS LEAD ID EXTRA SESSION Many Officials Visit the State
 Fair THE RAILROAD COMMISSION A Heavy Docket Is Set Down for Mon- day-Cases To Be Heard-cases
 In the Supreme Court.
 Other News.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION

NIoiil6OluSly, 4NONGillDGT ls-NOpeCldl.)- The capitol is very quiet, as if the men therein were getting ready for the activ- ities of the week to come. Many of the officers took a day off to go to the fair and the absence of Governor Conner in the meeting of governors in Atlanta, left his office one of hard work on the part of the force to catch up before the chief gets back, also to make ready for the legislative session next week. A number of visitors walked through the corridors, being part of the fair crowds, and the watchmen were the most active of all the forces.
 An incident of the day was the visit of Gen. George P Harrison, commander of the Confederate Veterans of t-le state. who came over from his home at Opelika to consult Col. Harvey E. Jones, his chief of staff, and Col. A. c. Sexton, commanding the Alabama Sons They held several meetings and mapped out the programme of the reunion, which will be held here November 1S and 14. Gen eral Harrison expressed great pleasure at the work that had been done. Both he and Colonel Sexton look forward to large numbers of Veterans and Sons on the dates mentioned.
 Railroad Commission.
 A heavy docket is set down for Mon day next at the special meeting of the railroad commission. The following cases are to be heard:
 w. B. Forte, ct all vs Louisville and Nashville depot at Corduroy Crossing.
 B. L. Lee, ct al. vs. Louisville and Nashville for depot at Brooks.
 Alabama Railroad Commission vs. Western Union and Postal, to show cause why their rates should not be revised.
 Railroad Commission vs. Western of Ala bama and Tuskegee Railway, to show cause why joint freight rates should not be revised.
 J. Craig Smith, ct al. for depot at Bla- lock.
 Railroad Commission vs. Central of Georgia, to show cause why track should not be constructed at Barnes Cross Roads.
 M F. Jackson, ct al vs Louisville and Nashville for depot at Jacksonberg.
 Railroad Commission vs. Birmingham Terminal company, Alabama Great South ern ct al, to show cause why a transfer charge of 30 cents Is not excessive.
 Railroad Commission vs. Southern Bell Telephone company, Peoples Telephone company American Telephone company, and Long Distance Telephone company to show cause why rates should not be revised.
 Supreme Court.
 The call of divisions of the, supreme court for the November term, 1907, is given below:
 First Dvison.-Composed of cases from the counties of Baldwin, Clarke, Mobile. Monroe and Washington, shall commence on the second Monday in November (No- vember Il, 190D and the first Monday in April (April 6, 190S), and may continue one week.
 Fifth Division.-Composed of cases from the counties of Chambers, Chiffon, Coosa, Elmore, Lee, Macon, Russell and Talla- poosa, shall commence on the third Mon- day in November (November IS, 19oO and the second Monday in April (April lS, 1soS) and may continue one week. Sixth Division.-zComposed of cases from the counties of Blount, Cullman, Fayette, Jefferson, Lamar, Marion. Pickens. Ius- caloosa. Walker and Winston, shall com mence on the fourth Monday In Novem- Der November 25, f900 and the third Monday in April (April 20, 19OS), and may continue two weeks
 Third Division.-Composed of cases from the counties of Autauga, Butler, Conecuh, Escan1bia Lowndes and Montgomery, ebau commence on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in November Decem- her 1e. l90O and the second Monday after inc fourth Monday in April (May Il, 19OS), and may continue one week. Seventh Diyision.-Composed of cases iron, the counties of Calhoun, Cherokee, Clay. Cleburne, DeKalb, Etowah, Ran dolph. Shelby. St. Clair and Taliadega' shall commence on the second Monday |, Ianuarv January 13 19OS) and the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday in April TIrna 1e0S) and may continue one week.
 Fourth Division-Composed of cases fror, the counties of Barbour, Bullock. Coffee, Covington, Crenshaw Dale, Gen eva. Henry and Pike, shall commence on the third Monday in January tJanudry 20 19OS) and the sixth Monday aIter tnr fourth Monday in April (June s' lsoS'' anu may continue one week.
 Eiehth Division.-Composed of cases from the counties of Colbert, Franklln' Jackson. Lauderdale, Lawrence, Lime stone. Madison, Marshall and Morgah. shall commence on the first Monday after the fourth Monday in January Fepruary 2 19Os) and the third Monday after the fourth Monday in April May IS, lsOe)' anu may continue one week
 Second Division.-Composed of cases from the counties of Bibb, Choctaw, Dal- las C,reene Hale, Marengo. Perry, Sun tenn and Wilcox, shall commence on the second Monday after the fourth Monday in January (February 10, 19os) and the seventh Monday after the fourth Monday in April (June 15. 19oS), and may continue one week. ,ooo
 Code of Alabama Qse6, sections 829 and 3S3O.
 Cases from the new county of Houston will he embraced in the Fourth division
 ROBERT F. LIGON,
 Clerk of the Supreme Court.