The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-11
COLONEL M'KLEROY ANNOUNCES STAFF Commissioners Inspect Books
 of Tax Assessor FOUND VERY FEW ERRORS Chairman Hiehtower Calls Meeting of Executive Committee of Cal
 houn Sunday School As
 sociation.
FOUND VERY FEW ERRORS

Anniston, June Special )-col. w. H. McKleroy, commanding the Third regiment Alabama National Guard who was reelected a few days ago, has announced the appointment of his staff, which is as follows:
 Maj Mark J. Williams. Oxford sur geon; Capt. w. F. Johnston, Anniston, adjutant; Capt S. c. Pelham, Annis- ton, quartermaster Capt. H. l.. Francis, Birmingham, commissary; Capt. R. V. Mabry, Birmingham, ordnance; Capt E. D. McDougal, Florence, chaplain; Capt. w. A. Ellrod, Albertville, assistant sur geon; Capt J. E. Fonville, Ensley, as- sistant surgeon.
 The following are ppointed on the non commissioned staff:
 Sergeant major, P J. Mccall, Gads- den; quartermaster sergeant A. s. Johnson, Anniston; commissary ser geant J. 0. Stewart, Birmingham; color bearer. John Wakefield Anniston. color sergeant, W. H. Newsome, Oxford.
 The staff of Major Gregory of the Third battalion is also announced as follows;
 First lieutenant and adjutant, H. A. Moon, Birmingham; second lieutenant and quarterma ster, R. H. Lightfoot, Alexander City; battalion sergeant ma jor, Robert Richie Birmingham.
 The county commissioners have been engaged in inspecting the books and checking the errors in entry made by the county tax assessor.
 The inspection so far has been very satisfactory to the commissioners and equally complimentary to the tax asses sor because of the very few errors found Indeed the showing has been remarkable in this regard, as only four errors were found in the several beats gone over One of these was an error of $27OO on property valued at 5000, the entry being made to show valua- ton of $500 instead of 5000.
 The correction of the errors so far discovered has served to increase the total valuation of the taxable property of the county, so that the county has not been the loser as a result of the corrections.
 But 1t will be at the conclusion of the July term, after protests have been heard and the county tax commissioner has had his periodical tilt with the payers, that the official figures will be announced, showing exactly the taxa ble value of Calhoun county property.
 A. R. Hightower, chairman of the executive committee of the Calhoun County Sunday School association, has called a meeting of the committee to be held at the office of Dr. E. c. An derson, 1107 Wilmer avenue. at l D. m. Friday, June II.
 This is a very important meeting as business of importance will need the attention of the committee; among oth- CT thing the arranging of the pro- gramme for the county convention which is to be held at White Plains July 27 and 2S. Professor Hightower earnestly requests full meeting.
 Sheriff I.eGrand returned Wednesday night from Atlapta. bringing with him A. P Church the jeweler. who is ac- cused of footing the store of R. Steele & Son of several hundred dollars worth of valuables. Church is now fin jail.
 A preliminary trial of Church, as principal. and Joe and Louie Yalovitz as accessories to the thefts said to have been committed, was scheduled to occur before Judge Green this morning, but Church asked for a continuance in order to secure the attendance of some witnesses and the presence of his fath- CT at the trial. To accommodate him the trial was allowed to go over until Wednesday of next week.