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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-07
FOR SALE.

TALK WITH ALAN JEMI6ON.
 BELL 100. PEOPLES 61. s-+o FOR SALE -27 acres. North Birmingham. lies beautifully for subdivision. Jerome Tucker 11-1-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-07

FOR SALE-A complete stock of Atlas engines and boilers, sawmills. planers, shingle mills, resaws, lath mills and gen. eral sawmill machinery carried in stock here in Birmingham for quick shipment.
 If in the market for power or are con- templating engaging in the sawmlll bus mess, get our prices George E. Lum Machine and Supply Co.,, Birmingham,
 Ala 11-24-tu-t -th-su-tf
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ANOTHER STRIKE
At LION HILL Con.
East Side Tunnel ON Northern
Light Claims Breaks Into
Shipping Ore.
RUNS FROM oPHlR HILL SIDE.
sixteen Cars at orc BUnning $4,000 To
SS.OOO "a Car Wa- Ourc Shipped
From Tunnel

According '' '''l''
from OuHir tha Lion liiII ''n.'.I'''''
,..,p..tv 700 that place has made a1-
, ,.r.t. t.... .r..ninr y..
''" ,...,. r.., Sill.
has been 'h''uh''I'' '' u"
tunnel on Tho Northern LlEnl '''l''
owned by tho Lion Hu company 10 is
..., 1,.. .... Inns b.., ,rc,gut.
".''. ,a. .....,.. d.. ..,
olrj lHai runs '- nus" "7 '.'
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WHEAT PIT IS
STILL BULLISH


! rhIcaoo. Aur1 IG-Althoush che tur-
| 49,. $500. tt,t ,.,,t.f.f efoeir. tfadre
pui,'i' p - 49,, - .-.,..
I in tho wheat DIT on we nultu 'l tInuo
| Yesterday we're lacking 90 Che ououlng
l .,... ~. ,.,f,.,,,l of brrfnpes franaarfed
''N.' ~. .-. et.t ,r 1900
'ali1 ii 1"' .....''. 49,,
tordcncv furthcr 90 recover from the
-.....ttr,,,t .athscit ol ghc previous dne.
$780,. ..-.t, ,,,,tilgf o.,t tftg
| piompteo hle tvrionin'. eiao in.nir'd
cousidereble bu, dnrine .he ople3 p,
nouI il, ."' utor ,itE Ma, I'D rs,
to l.e1s and July az ..iG g. il9,s. t ,orr
q Tine tne . N,a, ,oSi., Iuv ed[ancod to
ne. ..,,.r to ,,, corr. beit brosabt
out an oSyG SSmj eolts Tor Gbo SoI nad '2 35id
gn yeslerday5 siu nv, Mete 9 ,G y bi PIE
u,is 'vt.e tla a,,d odvluced fo Az.
., H.r, t,,.in~ ia tEe hriek Jf-
.l,. ~. .,,,, 81 l-I,, -bot,-.s which r,rt
u'i..,,' ti,t. ..ffaripc- oncntnr rricce v.,.ro
| NM + to E. with Niay nd 55is TO 55i4. Lat
I o. the price rose 20 .5,,. .,...i.. ,..,..-
49, af'. rt.t,- a. - i,.,.-
M
/ w l'i 49,, .i,,t,5 t,,,i,. r,
ou. lhe liiG,pSl .'l p'N ,.,,
/ nlpc -.- NAY s'l,d 0.l '''i,o in19 -
/ l.l5@. For a. limo the market wSe very
! ohOppv huJ became strong GU liberal
purchase Of july, Wnlcn month adNoht-
cd 60 LUIS. Tho close was strong az
almost The TOP price, Win NlaN on p
| 90 p. at l.-Gs and July up lAWleA' at
| t.1l
Corn-Ihere was hle loe 3it i o.1
", itu w Ms, 9JvafecI 10 now, hieh
l-I, ..l....
Ms strong with MAY l4m@ highcr. at
| ClH. al.
Ciosc- ,,1o.f-Ntav. ,~. July. 1I.:
! caut org. p.r. f0Jas
t1,r lI.v eqa. 4f.. .TuIv. C1iau a:
eorf f-i.s,i u. poo. -sIs. APRIL cg
osfs-ATav. 5-ssHa,. JULY. sgli: sept,
90
Pork Nav 1918. Ju1v. lS.0-tb; Sept,
rS-o-i.
IstJ- Nav s9i.. sutv. 1913: sept,
la +-i
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ROOM TRADING
UNLOADED FREELY

New York. April 1G-Trading i7 .t..-.
today started at irregular price e..,..s
from las. night tho declines sar.,-I...
outnumboring thc advances. Lou.syms /.
Nashville and Cora Products de.ir,., T,
and Southern Railway stocks and Anal.
gamated Copper a. National Iced IN.
Nanced q. Doallngs were ON only
moderate scale.
a rise boo tho coal stocks rsf o.,
strcngtheuinE cucct than usual. az. r..
iidecLs StleluE lun Ouuurtuulty 10 bad,
load the grain-corriers and United St,te,
StcCL This telllug ultimately doc
down Reading "a point from itg hi.f'..
ana reduced tho early rise urraf1U
other stocks. Rational Biscuit fsIr ,
below yesterdays closing Siu.e-s4..t,t
ilold steel ia aud Union Paci6. ~.
first preferred. Ana,rausta5 G5.'
Anaconda and General Electric rtt..'
leake ~ ONO gained n uOiuI r.ru.
states Realty ia. ana Pullman % pr.os.
iluo tuaIeq 10y = time around Che low
uiado a southern first preferred faIl he
Minneapolis, 81. Paul s. SAINT Str lrs,
l4 and American Smelling prcfo-rcd
Pullman rose .. lnternHtioual Harvester
pa, Manhattan and National load 1s
and pistllcrs' Securities j.
Bonds were steady.
Another sucll Of weakness cIfre o,..
the market when drive was msd
l.39's. Tho railroad stocks cencali,
lacked support.
Pressure against the market r.i4vsf
but there was lIttle recovery. READING
up 60 lio Chicago a. Alton declined "a
point Central OF New JERSEY r0-e and
American Telephone and ToIolrarl +
The market closed weak. Stocks were
thrown over freely in connection Win
the fresh bulge in wheat and prices gsye
way with some violence
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET

New York. April 16--Close:
Prime mercantile paper, 3'sGl Deg
cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at AGMG
l.S6.I0 for 60-day bills. and at ASIA 20.
demand
Commercial bills. AS52i0AS6s.
Bar silver. SOS cents
Mexican dollars, "a cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Money on call easy. l2tG2 per cents
ruling rate, rs pcr cent, closing 3D.
l& per cent. offered al per cent
Time loans dun ana steady: for 81
days 2i4d2is per cent for ~ days .s
pcr cent, FOR isX months, per cent
Have the "DEsERET NEWS im-
print on your Missionary Programs ],
is Synonymous with high class work
THE pESERET NEWS
Both Phones $50.
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COLUMBUS CON. IN
SEARCH OF TEAMS
Has Not Enough Wagons and
Animals to Care for Big
Output Of Ore.
TWENTY TEAMS NOW WORKING
Mine VIII soon be- sending out EnOr-
nous Tonnage 90 sandy 60 be
sent to ~mcltcr

Although the Columbus Consolidated
mine is sending down IS tons OF ore
aud better each day to tho smelter. it
D. inadequate 20 handle the large tone
mage That has been developed on TIE
property. General Manager Tony
Jacobson has returned from tho prop
ertv feeling better pleased than ever
over the prospects OF tho property
this summer. Al present he says about
21 teams are hauling ore from the bins
40 Tanners Nat. but they are insult
hcicnt To- care for the needs OF do
volopment work that Us now going on.
To meet the demand for teams the
comuany has sent for "a number OF out
fts az Heber city. that only handle
ore hauling business. II will be sew
eral days before they win Doe able to
reach tho work. but with double the
number OF teams there Is plenty Of ore
10 keep them busy.
The roads are sun I'm poor shape lu-
are getting better each day The nile
~ snow and ice taken out below Tan.
uer's fat has left a fair wagon road
AN the way 20 Sandy where the orc is
loaded for shipment 10 the smelter
The property is getting better an the
time said Nj Jacobson this morn
INK. THE new body Of ore which We
struck is opening up nicely. but we can
Do little as yet to determine the extent
Of IT, Wo can only go ahead according
10 the rate that our ore IS being hauled
away. our bins arc an full and tho
hauling seems 90 make but little differ
enCc.
In another week there viii be plenty
Of ore coming down from the Colum-
bus Consolidated. The roads are get
ting better oil the time and as soon
as more teams arrive there will be
good tonnage coming down each DAY.
Most OF the farmers are now using
their teams on the farms and 10 is
hnLL 10 n-.L r.n.ArAIa a.. Ln nj ~ =
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Apvil 16--Catto--RCccipts cs-
timated at 1850. market steady. Beeves.
4.sDd7.OO; Texas steers, It1H $40. western
steers. f40d5.H0: stockers and feeders.
2.5oQ0.oJ: cows and neifers' 2.''ao."'
Hogs-Roceipt estimated at 1900:
market 50l0c. lower Lights, 6.0Uftt.05,
mixed, 500 1.1j; heavy 6.i5u %: rough
6.15T6.gO; good 90 choice heavy. b.9ou
T. 3l pigs, 5.5066.50: bulk Of sales Gs0p
sheep-Receipts. estimated az Coo:
market steady. Native. 3.6jot.lJ. west
ern. 3.o5n69l; yearlings. d.l5o5 ~ ma
tive, lambs, 5.JopS9 o.; western. o.5eH SO
OMAHA.
omaha. April G--Cattlo-Reccipts. 40.
market steady. Western steers. 5.nynJ.5n;
Texas steers 3.opd5.0 cows and heif-
crs and feeders, i.-j "a DO: calves, 3.-5lf
6.1s: bulls and stays SOFA 3d.
Hoge-Eeceipts. GeO; market steady.
Heavy. CgoU l.Wlg. mixed. 6.t3d5.0..
lights, G.50a6.aU; pigs, 5.on6.5o. bulk Of
sheep-RecciDts 1900. market steady
NearlingS. 1-0pltf.40. wethers. G.OlUt 500.
ewes. 5.l5Q6.oD. lambs. '.65n5.sj.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. April l6-Cattle-Rcccints
1000. market steady Native steers, NJ
06.,s. natvo cows ana hcifers, SOFA d. -:
stoekers and feeders, 3,3On rs. 90. bulls.
3.5Uws.-5, c1lves. 3.Mui.cu, western
steers, 3.,5H $50. western COWS. 5.5'H
Hogs-Recept-. GOO. market Q 90 toc.
lower Bulk of sales, t.N0dtuO, heavy.
o. eju 10, packers and butchers. csc
Succp-Eeccinta. AovJ; market steady
Mutton. 5.0'Ht.f1; sands. 0.25os.UJ.
weJhera and yearliugE 4.1oH5.a,. owes.
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STOCKS ARE STILL WEAK.
Nearly All Stocks Show Eject Of the
Heavy Bear Market of Week.

stocks stood mp TO their own better
TODAY than az any time during the
week After the terrible pounding
that Iron blossom has received, o.
has apparently done considerable
house cleaning The stock showed
no brighter and stronger this morning
and is again moving back 10 its old
level There was heavy selling 81 this
security today but the market seemed
equal 90 the task of absorbing 81 in
chunks. that ot other times would
have sent 10 down The stock opened
at $3.50. IL dropped 10 Sls5 and
quickly climbed back again and 40 tho
close was strong az S1.95, buyer go
days. During the session 1870 shares
were sold.
Columbus Consolidated was lower
today and Colorado was not as strong
as usual Most Of the stocks were
apparently holding their own this
morning although none of them show
ed any marked degree Of activity All
appeared 10 be going at bargain
counter prices Somewhat OF a run
was made on South Columbus az
though there was an effort TO unload
The number of shares sold during
the morning session was 71,T4S. whilo
the price paid was &51,S94.52.
No sales were reported ON the curb
market today and the majority OF
the stocks that came out were lower
offered at - cents a bid OF 4J cents
was made for OpeX and the stock was
offered at so cents. Ndildrivcr re-
ceived "a bid Of 10 cents. Inspiration
Copper received o. bid Of S. and was
offered al $40. Beaver Combine
tion was offered at 10 cents and 9
cents was bid.
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CONCENTRATES.

'Jncle" Jesse knight declares that
the extreme south drift of the Iron
Blossom ground has passed through
the fault or break and is again IN the
right ore body.
a report from New York gays that
John u. Ryan. president OF the Inter-
nationa Smelling e. Refining company
viii soon visit Utah. after looking over
the Montana properties ~ the company
Dan II. Ferguson has taken "a lease
ON % block ~ the MOSCOW Bonanza
property iu the star district OF Beaver
county and four mon are now working
on the six-inch streak OF g8lena found
near the grass roots.
d. G. Rellnger % Salt Lake. who
went 10 Australia 90 become metalur-
gir3l director or Tho great Coh9r Cop
per Mines company, has been promote
ed 90 the position OF general manager
OF the entire enterprise.
James NJ Kennedy has returned sr1m
Idah0 with a sack full ~ samples and
O. bond and lease on o. group OF
six claims along the Snake river
near C1rks corral about so miles from
GrauKcvile. The vein. Mr.. Kennedy
says, has been opened mp for 800 feet
and discloses gold ore running from
$50 90 $500 a ton. Work will De- started
on the property Monday.
a Los Angeles paper reports larry
sullivan, the spectacular Goiddcld
broker and once reputcI mulu-muli1u-
aire. as again having moro thlu o.
speaking acquaintance with Dame For
tune Backed hy "a number OF Los
Angelo mon. Doc .s said TO- have au-
QulrpI 70 tine gold property Iu rha state
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

Or. +, c. Wells. medical director
Of the Equitable Life Insurance COM
pany, considers that there are few
cities in tho country that offer as good
Inducements TO the capitalist az salt
Lake city. which, In his opinion IS
destined TO be the greatest distributing
center ~ the intermountain region. It
is about seven years since the doctor
was ia salt Lake. ana he is much
pleased al the solid growth shown in
that time. This Is especially seen i'm
the character OF the buildings which
have been erected. Tho business Of the
company i'm Utah is said to be satisfac-
tory, and the death rate Is not alb
normal but the doctor considers that
the prevalence Of typhoid fever s. more
general than it should be. Dr.. Wells
has gone on TO the coast. after spend
ing yesterday in the city i'm company
with J. r. Moreton and Ray Naylor,
tho general agents OF the company,
While the legal formalitics are not
yet completed, it is considered as good
as settled that the Sierra Nevada Lum-
her company VIII have the contract 10
furnish the hardwood furnishings for
the proposed Newhouse hotel TO De-
erected on the site of the old j. r.
Walker property. The details can not
be given out as yet. but IL may be stat
ed that the first seven floors are 20 be
furnished in mahogany and the upper
floors IN quarter sawn oak. except the
servants quarters. which will boz plainly
euipped- At present, IL is estimated
that at loast six cars Of hardwood. 90
lto feet 90 p car. and perhaps eight cars
viii Doc required. The Thompsou-Stc
letL Construction company win do the
actual building. as i'm tho case OF the
Nc"houso and Boston biocks
mcrciol club met yesterday afternoon.
but ouly ga postpone until SATURDAY
afternoon the opening OF bids for the
now club building, corner OF Cactus
ana Exchange streets. and which i- Co
co7r s2-5ooo. Mos. OF the bids arc
from salt Lake contractors
Z g. NJ. j. is starting tho work ~
building the new addition to the az
ready great store which IS Go orel
ON t1 South Temple street. The go1ds
have al been removed from the buiId-
ugs ON the ground. and tho praulr7-
tory work has been started The buId-
ins WIN cost when completed Wen along
60 100000.
There were five building permits is-
sued today hy Building Inspector Hrtb.
Ihoy call for ON expenditure of sIf sos.
ana are Tor dwelling houses
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FIND MORE JEwELRY ROCK.
PrOslSey No. I Lease ON Rawhide
Coalition Opens Fine Streak.

PrOskey No. Lease ON Rawhide
Coalition Opens Fine Streak.
Rawhide. New, April 96-An Inn
mense strike OF iewelry rock was made
last night in the Proskey No / lease
ON the estate Of the Rawhide Coalition
company, and this morning moro than
$4,000 worth Of the extremely rich ore
was extracted from the new find. In
a drift ON the 100 foot level. where a
great body OF high-grade mill ore was
developed last week, the face last nigh
disclosed an S-inch streak Of ore which
carries 81 0S in gold and 800 IN silver
80 the ton. The remainder of the drift.
samples from $40 TO $3.50 TO the ton
The Truett Rawhide lease on thu
Happy Hoolgan claim OF the Coaii-
ton company, in q wluze being sunk
from tho 20 foot level. near the Miller
lease line. last night opened e. seam Of
very rich rock which this morning is
yielding from g. % f15 from an egg
pan FUN % fines
The great payshUot I'm the Grutt Bal
loon Hill lease On the RaNhidc Queen
estate has wi1Cned out % rs inches IN
the Wiuze boiug sunk from the 1870 lcyel
ana across this streak tho average
values arc $1,000 a. ton. This payshoot
rs improving in sizo and value with
every shot, au1 The predictions made
that 90 Will with further Development
rival tho great Hayes ounette bonaa-
va on the Gol1held Mohawk bid fair 10
bD realised.
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MORNING SALES.

Beck Tuu.. 100 al 81.
Bullock. 1000 a. Ga
Carlsa. 200 at so
Col CON. 100 at 2.75; 100 at 40. 500
az 2.67t3.
Crown Point. 500 at 1919
F. crown PIT. 700 at 4.
r. Tin. Dew. $500 at 1915; 200 at 20.
Godiva. 100 az 81.
hex. 500 az 40
Ind. queen. $500 At 81.
Iron BIoss. 3515 az I. 30. 1000 at t.S5;
g 200 az l.SIis. 800 az 195, y -.
Mason Valley, 100 at 317is. 900 at
@ 90, 4S az 3.12ir.
NJ Day. 300 az %.
Mt Lake. 600 at IS: 200 al 34a.
Ohio Cop. 100 az $50 100 at Gas.
Plutus, 140O at 10. 1000 at 1919.
Prince. 100 at LEX.
silver X. 200 az 3.95ia. 100 az 3.95.
SO COL Con. 1900 at As. 800 at asa
4 500 at 46. e. 90. 800 at 49, s. 90.
So Iron D.. 600 at g.
Tin Cent. . 900 at "a. 1000 at 1ils.
Tin Comb. 1000 at g.
T.. Sam. 100 at a.
Utah Con. 1900 at l6.
West New. 500 az ~.
OPEN BOARD.
Carisa. 700 at 50.
Colorado rs at 2.S5.
+. Tin. Dew. 1000 az 1917.
Iron Bloss, $500 al 80: 500 at .s2iz
b. 80; 900 az .92hs. b. co. $500 at 195.
b. go.
Mt. lake. 1000 al Ca 1000 at S5it, l..
Go: 500 al s. y. 81.
Plutus. 100 at 10. 500 az 20. y GO.
So Col Con, 5000 at as, B. Co, 5000
al 45is
Sioux CON. 100 az 100. 200 at .O2iL.
Tin. Cent. 5000 at l5
Utah Con. 800 at 16. b. 60. 800 at
l5L.
west New, 200 at AZ: 500 at q.
TOTALS
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DECIDES IN FAVOR OF MASON.
Jury Holds Right TO Mining Claims
Against IA Icuyp

Helena. April IA special 10 the
Record from Boulder Gays that a jury
I'm che district court has awarded own
ership OF the Mason Brooke group OF
gold and silver mines i'm jefferson cJun-
~ 20 y. =. Mason Of that city and B.
g.. Brooks OF Helena. u g.. Klenze
~ Butte was endeavoring TO secure
patent TO tho we'll known properties.
but having been adversed in the Unit
ed states land office in Helena. action
was instituted I'm the district court.
Kenzc is the step-father OF Mary
MaCLane, the author
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y. n. WHITNEY, Stock Broker.
800 Atlas HelL 1870. Res. 30O4-z

Treasury e.aak to le s0lI Tor tic
dNoi0pmcHt Hf property Address
Bingham 81 Orleans 1In. Co, IN CON.
IBIS. O. j. CHS.
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GoLDFTEL.D

Sandstone. 10 asked: Col Mt. 40
l.; Jumbo Ext 2ld23; Kendall, bid;
Booth. 22H23; Blue Bull, 1001i: Adams,
10 bid: silver Pick. 2S029; Blue Bell, 4
as: Hibernia, 3Gi; Conqueror. 60S,
Lone star. asked; orc. l00l1; At
lanta. 14df5. O.. Bend. 10 asked, Red
Top Ext. 405. Florence 3.35ia bid:
D'held b. b Cons. S asked: Goldfcld
Daisy. 42d43: Comb. FTactIn LEGO
.1Iia; CT Bend Ext, . bid; ct. Bend
Annex, bid: kewauos, 1913 Port
land. 8 bid; Crackerjack, 465. +. Mo-
hawk. 10 bid; Red Hills. 12G13: Y.
Tiger l4d15: Grandma. bid; Gold
field Con. S.300S. 32ia: D'held Triangle.
gas; G. O. r.. 2Oa22; Florence Ext
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Tonopah Nevada. 200 asked. Monta-
ma Tonopah. 6SG70. Tonopah Extern
sion. IS asked; Mac Namara, 30U3l;
Midway. 32d33; TonOpah Belmon( %
n %: West End Cons, BIAS Jim But
l,t. TcmT-
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LEGAL BLANKS

on every character and description
arranged from thu best legal forms
aud brought strictly up no date.
A fun supply always on hand Al ths
Dcsprct News Book store
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Ophir. 111is bid: Mexican. Sla S2:
Gould & Curry 9di0; Con. Va. G3H
6t. Savage, 2002l. Hale ~ Norcross
11d1s; yellow Jacket. 64665; Belcher
As bid: Confidence. 50060; Sierra New
ada, 20G2t: Exchequer, 20 sales,
Union gTm9S
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RUI.LFROG

Mont. Bullfrog. asked. National
Bank. asked; Amethyst, asked;
Aiaynower Con. iOd1t: Montgy Mt
6d9 Homestake Con. gas; Tramp Con.
agg-
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sAN FRANCISCO MARKEr.

James 4. Pollock p Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire;
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Nevada Hills, $50 bid; Pittsburg Sill
Peak. 81 asked: Eagles Nest bid:
Rawhido Queen. IS asked; RaWhide
Coalition, 20 sales
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There were five building permits is-
sued today hy Building Inspector Hfrib.
Ihey call for ON expenditure OF sIf 500.
and arc l0r dwelling houses
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-29
Scottish Rite Officers.

New York, October 2S.-The supreme council fthe Acient and Accepted Scot tish Rite for the United States of Amer lea closed it's one hundred and second annual meeting in New York today The following officers were elected: Sovereign grand commander, M. w. Bayliss, Wash ington. D. C.; lieutenant grand com mander. Calvin w. Edwards, Albany, N V: grand treasurer general, Holden O Hill. Providence, R. l.; grand secretary general, Marquis w Morton, Providehee R. l.: grand minister of state, George Girson. Washington, D. C.; grand Keeper of the seals and archives, Walter sey- mour, Newark, N. J.; grand master oi ceremonies, Samuel G. Eberly, Washing ton, D. C.. grand marshal general, Jolll A. Glidden, Dover N. H.; grand standard bearer w H. Bixby, Haverhill, Mass grand captain of the guard John H. Mes senger, Syracuse, N. Y.
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Order of Publication.

City of Birmingham. a municipal cor poration, vs. R. M. Ellis. In chancery, at Birmingham, Ala.
 It appearing to the register in chancery for Jefferson county, Alabama, that city of Birmingham, 8 municipal corpora tion has filed in this court a list of delinquent taxes as provided for by law, and that in said list and among the properties pro- ceeded against in this court by said mu- niclpality is certain property described as follows:
 Lot 12. block "A, Avondale, in Birming- ham, Ala, same being taxes for the year 1908.
 And it further appearing to the register that R. M. Ellis Is named In said list as the owner of the said property, and that a summons was heretofore issued to the said owner, as in chancery cases. and that the said summons has been returned by the sheriff mot found,' after 10 days, it is therefore ordered by the register that publication be made in the Birmingham Age-Herald. a newspaper published in Jefferson county, Alabama once a week for four consecutive weeks giving 30 days notice thereof, requiring the said R. M Ellis to plead or answer by the 23d day of November, 1909, to the proceed ings filed in this court by said municipali- ty (which proceedings seek to have the property sold for the payment of delin- quent taxes thereon) and If no pleadngs setting up defense shall be filed by the owner of the property described, within 90 days after said date, then final de- cree will be rendered by the chan cellor of this court adjudging said prop erty liable for taxes and directing the register to sell said property for the pay ment of the taxes, charges. penalties. interest and costs that are charged thereon.
 Done this, the 18th day of october, 1909.
 J. w. ALTMAN, Register.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-29
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the city clerk of Ensley, Ala until p. m., November 8. 1909 (and then opened), for furnishing all tools, labor materials, ets., to construct artihcia stone sidewalks, combined curb and gut ter and the grading of certain streets and avenues in Ensley.
 Plans and profiles can be examined ana specifications and forms of proposals car be secured at the office of the city en- gineer.
 A certified check for $200 must accom-. pany each proposal, and the successful bidder will be required to give a surety bond in the sum of s4000.
 The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids. to waive defects and to accept any bid A L. ARNOLD. City Clerk
 V. E. OHL, City Engineer 1026-9i