The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-31
GOOD ROADS" IS
 VERY LIVE ISSUE
PEOPLE SHOW INTEREST IN PLAN TO ORGANIZE JEFFERSON COUNTY ASSOCIATION NoVEM- BIER a-soME siGNERs.

The people of Jefferson county are talk ing hold enthusiastically in the call for the organization of a good roads conven- tion, and are signing up with John w. ONeill by the scores. Over 300 letters have been sent out and the replies indi- cate the beginning of a new era in road building for Jefferson county. The names included men in every walk in life, as the following partial list will show.
 This is a sample of the replies:
 "John W. o'Neill, Temporary Chairman
 Jefferson County Good Roads Associa-
 tion. Birmingham, Ala:
 Dear Sir-I am heartily in favor of or ganizing the Jefferson County Good Roads association in auditorium of Chamber of Commerce, Monday, November 8, 10 a. m. You are authorized to sign my name to said call I shall attend the meeting and try to bring friend. Very truly,
 'tJ. D. COLLINS"
 Some of those who have signed are: W. P. Hickman, farmer, Trussvillle; George Gordon Crawford, president Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company, Bir- mingham; Snow Rogers, farmer, Nor ris; Eugene Fies, horse dealer, Birming- ham; l.. C. Meigs, farmer, Brighton; A. H. Ford, president Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, Birmingham; Ed Flynn, chief state mine inspector, Pratt City; Pitt s. Milner, county sur veyor. West End J. T. Blakesmore, as- sistant postmaster, Birmingham; John H. Finch, NJ. D., physician East Lake; R. S. A-l mi mingham; W. s. Brown, merchant, Bir- mingham; Jones G. Moore, general super intendent sloss-Sheffield Iron and Steel company, Birmingham; R. L. Smith, M. D., physician, Bessemer: J. H. Adams, vice president Sayre Mining and Manufac- turing company. Graymont; J. D. Collins, 1 president Board of Trade, Birmingham; Robert Nell, state mine inspector, Wy lam; Henry B. Gray, lieutenant governor, Birmingham; E. E. Tutwiler, coal oper- 1 ator, Blossburg; J. B. Vines, M. D., mem Der Board of Revenue, Bessemer; Sid w. Lee, Alabama Grocery company, Birming- ham; Hugh McGeever, insurance, Bir- mingham; M V. Joseph, department store, Birmingham; W. M. Drennen, ex- mayor, Birmingham; Sam Lefkovits mer- chant, Bessemer; Hill Ferguson, real es- tate. Birmingham; W. P Gum, secretary Board of Trade, Bessemer; D. A Brown, Brown Stone company, North Birming- ham; Mortimer Jordan, M. D., physician, Birmingham; D. F. Sugg, mayor, Ensley; William Hood, merchant, Birmingham: E. J. Hudnall, ex-mayor Pratt City: Ned McDayid ex-secretary of state, Bir- mingham; J. D. Hanby, merchant Pratt City; Maj. F. Y. Anderson, general man. ager Alabama State Land company Bir- mingham; J. B. Burris merchant, Wood- lawn; T. W. Huffman, farmer, Bessemer; G. B. MeVay. seed dealer, Birmingham: W. K Salisbury, farmer, Kimberley; w. B. Stacks, merchant, Wylam; R. D. Bur- nett. merchant, Birmingham; James E. Dedman, M. D., president Birmingham Motor club, Birmingham; w. s. Rountree, M. D., physician, Wylam; w. H. Lewis, Bessemer; David J. Fox ex-mayor, Bir- mingham; Jacob Burger. dry goods mer- chant, Birmingham; G. W. Brown, M D.. physician, Pratt City; George McCleery, merchant, kress & Co.,, Birmingham; Charles T. Lehman, machinery dealer. Birmingham; E. Brewer, merchant Woodlawn; Percy Clark, editor Birrning- ham; John L. Parker druggist, Birming- ham; c. B. Rogers, member Board of Revenue. North Birmingham; R. F. Love- | lady, M. D., member Board of Revenue l Woodlawn; G. T. Brazelton, real estate, Birmingham; B. H. Cooper, furniture