The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-10
HEAVY MORTGAGE
 FOR BOND ISSUE Chattanooga Concern Will I'm
 prove Its Plants. INJUNCTION IN FORGE standard Home Company's Affairs VIII He Aired in Court-Last Distiilery in Chattanooga Has Closed
 It's Plant.
INJUNCTION IN FORGE

cbattanooga March 9.-tSpeclal.)-A morteaee for S3, 800 900 on the properties or inc Atlantic Ice and Coal corporation in favor of the Trust Company ol 1eoi
 gia has been filed in the register oiliee in this city. The mortgage IS dated ep- ruary 1. 1910, and is given to cover S'' BOO 0O0 issue of bonds $2,00O,ooo worth nav ing already been issued. The balance ol s1 .500 GOO is to be held in reserve to cover inc nurchase of such properties as the eornoration may see fit to buy in the fu- ture The bonds are 2-year F per cent bonds of slOO0 each, and 3500 of them Will be issued TO secure this loan the cofh- pany mortgaged all it's property at Colum- bus. Rome. Atlanta, Macon, Athens anu Augusta, Ga, and Chattanooga ihe mortgage is signed by F. Woodruff, presl- dent of the Atlantic Ice and Coal cor poration, and J. II. Nunnally, president or the Trust Company of Georgia.
 Al the next term of the cosrt the chan cellor will again have to do with the ar fairs of the Standard Home company The chancellor has issued a fiat restraining
 
 ing directly or indirectly any indebtedness that may be due it from C. G. Grant or from selling or transferring the same. The said c. G. Grant Is also restrained from paying anything to the standard Home company, it's agent or attorney.
 The injunction was the result of suit that has been filed with the clerk and master, entitled l.. A. Jones vs. the stand ard Home company, a corporation hav- ing it's principal place of business In Bir- mingham, Ala. Leroy Smith, a citizen of Shelby countyf Tennessee. and c. C.. Grant, a resident of Hamilton county
 Exceptions made by the attorneys of the Coca Cola company of Atlanta against an amendment to the original bill against the company by the government last fall were sustained by Judge Stanford in the United States district court The original bill filed by the government charged a violation of the pure food laws in that a shipment of coea-cola received in this city October IS did not bear the labels ac- curately describing the contents of the packages The hearing was set for May, 1gl0 term of the federal court. Since the filing of the original bill, however. the government desired to amend the original bill, rendering it more accurate and spe- cifit Exceptions were entered thereto by the attorneys for the defendants, which were sustained by Judge Stanford.
 The Deep Spring distilery closed Wednesday night in compliance with the promise made to Judge McReynolds last week when continuance of their hearing was granted by the judge. This is the last of the dlstilleries in this section to close down. It was thought at first that the dis tiliery was kept running in order to test the prohibition laws of the state of Ten nessee. but 1t is now understood, that the test will be made at Memphis inN order to get the case to the supreme court in June. Kelly &s Go. will continue their interstate shipments, as they now have on hand about 1O. coo barrels of whisky.
 Members of the Tuberculosis Sani- tarium association have taken up the question of the sanitary condition of the street cars and have called upon