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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
COMER CONFERS
 WITH ADVISERS Governor Pleased at Action of
 Certain Roads WILL MEET THE OFFICIALS President of the L. & N. Will Probably Meet the Governor on Thursday No Announcements Made
 During the Day.
WILL MEET THE OFFICIALS

An important conference was held yes D. Weakley between Governor Conner and the counsel for the state of Alabama in the litigation with the Louisville and Nashville railroad. Those present were Governor Conner, Judge Weakley, r. s. White and Attorney General Garber.
 After the conference the governor stated that he had no announcement to make, but said:
 q am mighty graithed by the action of those roads which have voluntarily agreed to put into effect the passenger and freight laws passed by the legislature. It Is simply the purpose and intent of the state administration to see that the laws are enforced The corporations and the common people will be treated with equal fairness and equal firmness Sew eral of the railroads have announced their intention of putting Into operation the two and q half cent passenger rate law and the commodity freight law and others l trust, will soon take similar action. In this the railroads have dem onstrated that they do not wish to run rough shod over the law, which was made to be obeyed by all. The railroads at least most of them, have shown a disposition to be fair and reasonable, and this, of course, will be appreciated by the people,"
 The governor has an appointment for Tuesday to meet the officials of the At la4.-- Coast Line and the Central of Geor- ga, Wednesday with those of the Vest ern of Alabama and Thursday with Mil- ton M Smith, president of the Louisville and Nashville. Some of these roads may make the concession to the two and a half cent rate and the conferences are for the purpose of bringing about an amioable settlement
 During the meeting of the attorneys yesterday a United States marshal ap- peared and served restraining orders on all present The marshal also holds re- straining orders on all of the railroad commission which are being served.
 There was considerable conversation yesterday over the meaning of judge Jones' new order to extend the injunc- tlons for hearing on next Saturday. It Is doubtless in order to hear the legal questions as soon as possible and give a ruling as to whether the injunction shall be made permanent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
DUMP DRIVERS ARE
 AGAIN UNDER ARREST
BIRMINGHAM WILL SEEK TO EN- JOIN ELYTON FROM INTERFERE ING WITH THE DISPOSITION OF TRASH AND GARBAGE.

Early yesterday afternoon when the arrived at the dump pile in the city of Elyton, appeared the marshal of that thriving city. and without much ado, placed the four drivers under arrest.
 Street Commissioner McCartin expected as much and was on hand at the time. He asked that ne be arrested instead, but the marshal refused This is the second time the drivers have been arrested. and will be followed by immediate action on the part of Birmingham.
 City Attorney E. D. Smith held con- sultation with the street commissioner yesterday, and as result, at 10 o'clock today he will apply for an injunction Elyton, Mayor Smith. and the marshal from interfering with the trash wagons of the city of Birmingham.
 The injunction reopens the question of the legality of the incorporation of the town of Elyton, setting forth that Elyton was incorporated in 1871 and that the trash pile which is between Avenue F and l and between Fourth and Sixth streets, is not properly in the town of Elyton.
 It continues to argue that even if it were in the corporate limits of that town the ordinance passed by the Elyton city fathers is invalid because it deprives without due process of law the use of property which Birmingham holds by lease. It further sets forth that to dis continue the dumping of trash would en- danger the health of the city and asks for a hearing that the injunction may be made permanent.
 The injunction will be filed in chancery before Judge Benners, by the city attor- ney's assistant. MT. Smith left last night for Blount Springs, but will return In time for the hearing. Unless the injunc- ton is granted, the Elyton authorities will continue to make arrests, and fine negro drivers until some settlement of the difficulty is reached
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
MUST KEEP PENNIES
 IN THEIR OWN TILL
SMALL PoSToFFIcEs ARE NOT AL LOWED TO REMIT PENNIES BY
 THE THOUSANDS TO WORRY
 LOCAL PosToFFIcE OFFICIALS.

The postmasters of fourth class postof- fees in the state of Alabama who have been in the habit of teasing Assistant Postmaster Blakemore by making their remittances in pennies to the Birming- ham office, which is the depostary for all fourth class offices in the state. will in the future be debarred from playing their little Joke. for the new issue of the Postal Guide contains an order to all of these postmasters requiring them to make their remittances only in large coins and not to use pennies except in the case of a few odd cents. The new guide was re- ceved yesterday.
 The Issuing of this order will be great relief to the office force here as very large majority of the remittances have been made in pennies. which entailed con- as 3ooO pennies have been received in one day, one remittance consisting of 2Soo and another of TOO.
 The changes In the names of few postoffices and the names of new ones are also included in the new guide. The office of Catoosa has been changed to Wilton. and Madison Station has been changed to Madison. The new offices arc Vina, Franklin county, and Bonneville Escambia county.
 The new ruling allowing one-third of the space on postal cards to be used for writing matter on the side used for the address is also contained In the guide The eagle and shield are removed entire ly from the card in order to do this and a vertical line Is drawn across the card showing the space to be used for the address
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
Local Weather Data.
RECORD OF THE COURTS.


 The following suits were filed in the city court yesterday:
 Nancy Brown vs. Birmingham Trust and Savings company. The plaintiff claims s1575 alleged to have been depos- tied by her with the defendant for safe- keeping and which the defendant refuses to pay or deliver to plaintiff.
 Mrs. Elona Well vs. Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company Plain tiff claims 5000 for personal injuries al- legged to have been received in a colli- sion of cars on First avenue and Twen- ty-second street on August F.
 John Cooper pro ami vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. The plaintiff claims 5000 for personal injuries alleged to have been received while at- tempting to alight from a
 Reuben D. Chadwick vs. Western Un- ion Telegraph company. Plaintiff claims 5000 for alleged mental pain and anguish caused by failure to deliver a telegram promptly.
 Charles P. Beddow vs. Birmingham Terminal company. Plaintiff claims s1o,- GOO for alleged depreciation In value of property on Sixth avenue, north, on ac- count of the obstruction of Twenty-sixth street during the work on the subway.
 In the chancery court Register Altman held an examination of accounts of J. B. Martin, administrator of the estate of c. w. Taylor and Martha Taylor, and fixed solicitors and guardian ad libitum fees in the case.
 The habeas corpus petition filed by Will liam M. Barley to recover possession of his 5-year-old daughter from it's grand parents will come up before Judge Lane at 10 oclock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
DoPED HER COUSIN.
Judge FeagIn Imposes Heavy Fine
 For Sunday Violation.

"she just gave me drink of whiskey," said the big negro witness against Fla Mitchell, the negro who was arrested for disposlng of liquor on Sunday. in police court yesterday morning.
 Ella" said Judge Feagin. "who Is this man? Is he your husband, or your fath- er or your brother or your fellow?"
 Nope" she replied, propping her arms on her hips and fixing her lips in a musl- cal position, she actually sang out in loud voice, Hes just cousin O mine"
 "One hundred dollars for doping your cousin" said the judge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20

One of the old landmarks of Birming ham changed hands when the Chalifoux block on the corner of First avenue and Nineteenth street was conveyed by J. L. chalifoux to the Climax Construction company. The deed of conveyance filed for record yesterday in the probate court recites the consideration at S1oO000.
 The building fronts 100 feet on First avenue and runs back 100 feet on Nine teenth street and was, until a few years ago, the principal office building in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
Board of Trade Meets Today.

special meeting of the Board of Trade will be held this afternoon at o'clock for the purpose of taking up some mat ters of importance, among which will be the proposed ordinance increasing hack fare rates. The time of the holding or the annual banquet is nearly here and the arranging for this will also be dis cussed. Some prominent man will be in- vted to attend and several hundred GOV CTS will be laid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
Chalitopx COYneY Sold
 70 Company JOr $10O, 900

city. The big fire which swept through it recently left the walls so badly in- jured that it will be necessary to pull them all down.
 The property was purchased by the Cli- max Construction company, a corpora ton recently organized in this city. con- sisting of Allen Northington, J. Arrant and A. W. Brazelton.
 While nothing definite is known, 1t Is stated that steel frame office build ing will be erected on the site.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
MarrIaqe Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued from the office of the probate court yesterday to the following:
 George William Canterberry, East Lake to Mrs Cyrena Smithson.
 Fred Dunnerg, Wylam, and Miss Lizzie Gutherie.
 S. E. Honeycutt. Coalburg, and Miss Lizzie Coleman
 Porter Minshew Newcastle, and Miss Clevela Storkey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
Badly Injured By Mine Car.

Neal Gallagher, a white miner. was se- riously injured yesterday afternoon Tn the mines at Blocton. A car was cut loose from a chain of cars and ran away In tho mines It struck Gallagher, knochtd him down and dragged him for several yards A bolt caught his arm and tose the mus cles from the bone. He was brought to Birmingham last night and carried to St. vincent's hospital in the ambulance of Shaw & Son.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
Third Accident In Two Weeks.
L IookIno for John w. Turner.

The police have been asked to look out for the brother of John w. Turner to in- form him that John was killed the other day at Fredericksburg. Va Turner Is either a telegraph lineman or parkeep- or. and his people would like to hear from him
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
Young Man Painfully Injured.

George B. Hicks, a young white man. suffered painful injury yesterday morn ing at the Birmingham Steel and Iron company's plant when bar fell across his foot, breaking several bones. He was carried to St Vincents hospital in the ambulance of Shaw & Son.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20
THE WEATHER.

Washington, August 19.-Weather fore cast: Alabama and Mississippi-Fair to- night and Tuesday; light variable winds.
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