The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-20
FILE BIG MORTGAGE
sELHlA EsTABLysHAEMHT WANTS TO
 ISSUE BONDS.
Action Expected to Give New IAfe te old Concern--Wedatng of Form. CT Selma GaRl occurs
 W@nRemMay.

Selma. Sept. 19.--(Speeiall--rn tha office of Probate Judge P. H. Pitts Monday or Tuesday there probably will be nled for record mortgage which will give the Peacock Iron Works Company Qimited). authority under the bonds which will be issued to the amount of t7S.0o0.
 The Peacock Iron Works Company (limited) will be incorporated under the laws of the State of Delaware. and while the contents of the proposed pa- pers which are to be filed are not di- vulged today. tt Is understood that the bonds which will be issued have prac- ticaily been placed and that the dis posal of them has been asspred..
 The new company which was recent iy formed will absorb the Peacock Iron Works of Selma, which is one of the oldest industries and manufactures of Selma, and which until recently was solely owned by MesArs. c. H. and w. R. Peacock. Under the papers which will bo filed, 1t is understood that the Messra. Peacock will still manage the industry and conduct Its affairs.
 It is also understood that while the new firm Is incorporated under the laws of the State of Delaware, the greater portion of the capital which will move the plant, will be Selma capital. In the mortgage which will be filed. and which will cover about twenty type written pages there will also be con. veyed to the new corporation tho rights of patents, copyrights and oth- sr holdings formerly owned by the Peacock Iron Works.
 HOward-Harwen.
 wedding of interest in Selma which will be celebrated Wednesday is that in Auburn of Miss Mary Harwen to Mr. Charles M Howard, of Selma. The ceremony will be A quiet home af- fair and will be witnessed by only close friends and relatives of the young couple.
 The marriage of Miss Harwell to Mir. Howard will prove of interest to friends throughout the State. The groom is the President of the Peoples Bank and Trust Company of this city. The bride was for two years Q resident of Selma. and during that time won 2 large num- Der of friends who will welcome her back to Selma as a resident After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Howard will make an Eastern wedding trip when they will return to Selma.
 Received Appointment.
 Henry Boyd, the negro railroad pos tai agent on the Western of Alabama. between Montgomery and Selma Sat- urday afternoon received his appoint ment as transfer clerk at the union passenger station He will begin his new duties on Wednesday, September 22, and the installation of this office at the union passenger station will great Iy incrcase the mail service of the city. Boyd is the dean Of the railroad postal clerks out of Selma and is a negro who owns considerable real estate here.
 At his home near the Cawthon cot ton mills, in the northeastern part of the city late last night occurred the death of Talmage Gaylor, a young man about 20 years of age who had been tu for several weeks past. The interment took place from the family residence this afternoon at 3 o'clock and the ser vices were attended by a number of friends.
 New TrRln service.
 The new train on the Louisville ana Nashville Railroad between Camden Junction and Selma was inaugurated today and the first train brought into Selma a large number of passengers from Wilcox County. This new train will leave Camden Junction each morn ing at 7:3O and returning, will leave Selma each afternoon at 3 o'clock, The train will reach Selma. at II o'clock each morning and will arrive each af- ! tsrnoon at Camden at 6:20 o'clock