The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-16
Central of Georgla Wreck

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 Central of Georgia Wreck-Due 10 the wreck of a passenger train en route to Birmingham yesterday on the Cen tral of Georgia which occurred at Ev- erette, Ga. the Central of Georgia train due here at 10 o'clock last night was about one hour late. The wreck at Ev- erette resulted in the injury of the engineer but the passengers escaped with out serious hurt.
 Chancery Court Adjourns-Adjourn- . ment for the summer recess was taken yesterday at noon in the chancery court and the minutes for the closing term were signed by Chancellor Alfred H. Benners. The fall term will open on the second Monday in September The office of the register in chancery will be closed at 1 o'clock on Satur- days during the recess
 Capital Stock Increased-Certificate of increase of capital stock as filed yesterday in the office of the proba te court by the Jefferson BINck Supply company, providing that the capital stock of the company be increased
 
 $5O,0OH The increase is auth orized by the directors of the company and Edward Hitler and T. Fl. Simms, pres ident and treasurer.
 Services for Railroad Men-The sub- Ject Of the services to be held at lhe Third Presbyterian church, Avenue c and Twenty-second street, south. Sun- day July IF, will be Christ on Noun tains, for the morning service at II O'CLOCK. At o'clock in the evening special service will be held and special sermon delivered for railroad men and their families by the pastor, the Rev J. A. Bryan
 May Extend sewer-The Board of Revenue has referred to It's attornevs ana the county engineer the propost ton or extending the county sanitary sewer rom East Birmingham through ooYies, ketona and thence to Five Mia creek. The request was filed with tbe board by people who have homes in the neighborhood affected It is claimed .nat an immense territory would he pehented by the extension.
 New Company Incorporated-Articles o. incorporation for the Home Plumb ise company, plumbing firm which to establish offices in Enslev. x.,a,. !, hled yesterday in the onIcs of v,he . probate count. The authoriyad ea,, i'al stock Is $2500 and the company win oegin business with 5000 paid fin. Onlcers and incorporators are: T. A. wellington, president: w. H. Chf- chester, vice president; 4. c. Kicks, secretary; W. H. Stewart, treasurer. 
 Realty Company Seeks Charter-ThS American Cooperative Realty company real estate firm incorporated with all authorized capital stock of $4O,000, yes- terday filed application for charter Ill the office of the probate court The company will begin business with $iU,- 600 of the total amount of stock sub scribed for, establishing offices in Bir- mingham. Officers are: IeRoy Smith. president and treasurer; P. P. Pepper, secretary; Willard J. Wheeler, vice president.
 Teachers' Institute Meeting-N. R Baker, one of the directors Of the teachers institute for the Firth con gressional district, announced yester- day afternoon that the institute would be held at Alexant5r city beginning August l and extending to August 15 At this meeting 1t is expected there will be at least 100 teachers or more, Congressman Richmond P. Robson will probably deliver an address. Presiden J. D. Simpson of the Birmingham col lege will also address the meeting. 
 Panama Inspector Appointed
 Washington, July 15.--Lieut. Col Francis H. Hardie U. s. A.. retired. of