The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-29

,uIoueI Troy, Ior score oI years secre- tary, has given much care to the com pilation of the minutes and believes that they are well and tastily gotten up by inc Paragon press of Montgomery. He is sending them out to all who are en- titled to them or would like copies. The hook contains not noly the proceedings but the code of ethics so appiaudeo py the American association and the laws of the association. There are also the officers and a list of the presidents or the past with star to show who are yet alive. Taken as a whole the book IS one that will add to the valuable properties of the Alabama lawyers.
 Mallory Is Out.
 After more than five years of service H. S. D. Mallory has retired from the chairmanship of the state executive com mittee of the democratic party Ills place is taken by Frank s. White or Birmingham who, as a leader for Gov. B, B. Conner, made fame and for tune in a political way. This transfers the headouarters of the committee to Bir- mingham, as Captain White resides there. Captain White was elected to the head of the committee last summer, Colonel Mallory retiring to make the race TOT governor. Colonel Mallory is attending the Baptist centennial meeting in the city, having for many years been one or the leading meh in the church in the state.
 Mobile Is Praised.
 Capt A. c. Sexton, retiring commander of the Alabama division, Sons of Con- federates, who is back at his desk as deputy insurance commissioner of the state, says that the reunion at Mobile was a great success and that the people of the Gulf City gave everybody royal time.
 Many Brands Registered.
 Brands of fertilizers in the state are being registered with Commissioner Of Agriculture J. A. Wilkinson at rapid rate. Ninety-one by 15 companies have come in this week. If the rate keeps up there will be many more than last year. All must be in by December l.
 To Count Returns.
 The returns of the recent election for lieutenant colonel of the Third regiment will be counted in the office of Adjutant Bibb Graves on December l. It is under stood that Col. Hughes B. Kennedy will be returned to his post as second in, command
 w. M. Shoemaker Hurt.
 W. M. Shoemaker, agent of the South 9TH GApicSS COAhpdhS os A'hSHNoO'.'>Ny y . was badly hurt by his horse falling on him Friday. In tightening the saddle girth the buckle stuck into the animal. which reared and fell back upon him. His injuries are not thought to be serious.
 Bailey Case Brief.
 The brief of the state in the case of Alonzo Bailey in the supreme court of the United States. in answer to that filed by Attorney General Bonaparte, of the United States, has been filed In Wash ington by Attorney General Garber and Assistant Attorney General Thomas w.. Martin. Bailey, who is negro, is charged with having violated the Ala bama contract labor laws.
 Insurance Company Stopped. The Ohio German Fire Insurance com pany of Toledo has been suspended in Alabama on advice from Toledo that there is trouble with the finances or the company. Notice has been given to the | general agents, M. A. Shumand & Co.,, of New Orleans. that until things are adjusted no more business can be writ ] ten in the state.
 1 Supreme Court Rests. | The supreme court has adjourned to De- | cember IA, when the third division will | be called, composed of the counties Au- | tauga. Butler, Conceuh, Escambia, Lowndes and Montgomery.