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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16
Terms Of Sale:

Sufficient cash 10 cover the costs sale and off and dis
charge OF Sl6242 so with interest thereon rom
- nor cash as the purchaser may the balance
non credit OF months from the date OF slcn sale
ne credit nnents carry interest from cate OF SAFE ana 10 Oe e
d by notes payable undersigned trustees and secured oy deed
~ trust po the said property said deed Of trust to De executed and re-
corded al the OF the purchaser.
e ror 10 the above mentioned the undersigned tus
~ n private offers Of not less $4,000 Tor the above Pc
sebed property upon the above stated as authorized y inc
said Of said court
3. d. PEACHY
NORVELL l.. HENLEY,
TRUSTEES
r. l. SPENCER AuctiOneer,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16
Where to Worship Sunday

BAPTIST
M. ]. Hoover. Pastor.
Services every Sunday at Ills A !
NJ and s P. NJ. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednes
cay .. N.
EPISCOPAL.
Bruton Parish Church.
<. Ruffin Jones. Rector.
Morning service. 11:15 a. m
Evening service. 8 p. m. Holy
Communion. 1st Sunday Ills; Srd
Sunday s a. N.
In the Parish House-Sundsy
school. 10 a. %. Students Bible
class miss GARRETT 10 a. NJ. Young
mems service (special speaker 7:3C
p. %.
METHODIST.
Rev. <. K. Odell, Pastor.
An UP-to date Church.
Regular preaching services ILL,
a. N and SIS p. m. Wednesca.
night services at 8 p. N. Sunda,
| School 10 a. N. Mr.. {. B. Griffil
| Sunday school superintendent
EpwOrth League Sunday az Z P. n
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City COu-Gil Fixes Rate.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

CTATENENT OF THE FINANCIAL
>CONDlTlON OF THB BANK or
MSBURG. INCORPORATED.
located a. WILLIAMSBURG. in the County
Of James City. State OF Nirsinis. al tee
close ct business. Mar. 18th. 1sl I. mSoe
20 the State Corporation Commission
REsOURcEs.
o., and D;scounts 9.7as4S
Overrirafts. unsecured. zol.eS
Banking House and lot S,OOo w
Other real estate owned o.SfF 10
Furniture and FixtureS-.- Z.oSn.-9
Other cash iterus.........---.-. $3.50
Due from National Banks 30. "a 30
PAPER cure ncy.... ......... i,AOO-VO
Fractional paper currency
nickels and cents. .-..... l.Ot% -
Gold Coin ..--.............----.. +l9'VS
Silver cOiu..............-....--... 1sor1.oo
Total. ..............S 137,e5e.A5
LIABILITIES.
/ Capital stock paiu in. <o.Ouo W
Surplus fund.-.........-...--... ~'oOV-VO
( Undivided profits. less a.
mount paid foT inter.
est est 'Apens, .'....,.... So. 81
Dividends uupaid.-....-....- ~
Individual deposiSs--.--.--. ia 7oo.AA
N"so.s' - SAT-
Total.................... Si37 95e. as
IF.R. SAVAGE. Cashier, do soiemnly
=, swear that the above - true state
y n,ent 81 the financial condition OF Bank
E of williamsburg Incorporated locatea
r. az WILLIAMSBURG. IN the County OF aues
% CIV. State OF Virginia. at the close 81
e business on the 9Th DAY of Mar. 1911
leo the best II nv knowledge and oeiiei.
+. r. SAVAGE, Cashier.
% CuRREcr-ATTESr
B. c. PERSON,
T. " IoNES.
IS l. ~. LANE, SR.
o. Directors.
y, state Of Virginia County OF lanes City
e. Sworn 20 and subscribed before me oy
FIR. Savage, Cashier, this l<tn day
Jan, 1911,
b. %. PBACHY,
lie Notary Public
Y. Nv commission expires 18Th day
Al Mar. 1911
? Thinking about an Easter suit
~ See RANDOLPHS samples AM
.---'ee before giving vour order.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

Thinking about an Easter suitf
See RANDOLPHS samples and
STYLES before giving your order.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
BURR CANE SWEEPS
 ALASKA PENINSULA.

T
 
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
LEAVE
 WHITEH0R5E

nu. hundred and H.Elrn ".
 r.. NE... .Har..
 cows and small HHa u. tna lake and hay. 0m since \ launch at .r h.a. 0- @
 aH was H.I
 Tn. H.. 0n .H. Ir.a
 and tn. unr. war nr ..n-s al nr.-.m h.. 0. Lea. aH there patches aE open wa... Chat. crossed aN naa. ra.-..-.e a5 .a hna. back The water .H na uLav standing at [ above "..
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
s<AGWAY GUN CLUB
 HOLDS FIRST MEETING

Nt well attended m..."- .. .nD a permanent nr-0....0" q. la sEaewav Gum ow was md plans made for r-ar
 #u shoots to talk. nlao. .H. club grounds
 Fred Weber was elected nr
 a and Jack Keller was a.. ..retary-waasurar
 Krdeu Herman Richter and Harry Irvine wor. appointed EEa.H .., Committee with power '. .a grounds in order for tn. 0.H. bylaws which win .r bc mex. me #na
 The membership aI' was Ia.. open
 chose who wore unable attend h. meeting
 !. the intention Of .n. club -a hold a sownaman. som. time Imr.na nfs season and 10 mE..o #. clubs of the na.ghnm.na towns n participate
 There win be a ..a. H1r. mex. sunday afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
.SIN-FOOT LEDGE
 STRUCK IN CLIFF.

VALDEZ. May r-Wih the a40.a"
 ion of a 4s per cent dividend this vaak the CHJI gold quartz mine has raa profits of l6o per cent in > months actual operation O. th.
 mns.
 The company has a .aw.a'THH"" u. sIoa00o O. he Sraooao 5.sm.hn-
 saz000 has gone t1 ho owm" as tae property B.d Er.z rh. claims are bafue operated by Ioas arE company which has two mar. ,sars to run. and this company has pad Go its stockholders exclusive o. r1varry. Sr25o1o
 During April a very rich or. body over six feet in width was struck |" a. cliff on a sross-eut a. n. lowe" level This deposit appears Go b. !" rnara.a ledge. running at an aau.. angle wien -he main ledge
 The original ore body on which work has been under way for several months was a narrow one. som. r,acas being little more than a sHaser and at others running as rfsr as S- .o00 per ton
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
HERS TAYLOR suNS
 OUT K. HARTwIGSEN.

The Alaska Transfer NoAas.s
 formerly owned ly Herb Tay.or and Hrw5Eson. is now che property os Herb Tag.or he haNns purchase"
 n..r.~- os I'ar.W.gseu. recently. MT Har.n.gs.u. who Is at his old rrma in EoGa. Norway. will not re- ..-r. uur IS g0-tamDla.ug "n..r'H-
 business for h.msel in his
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
sANPLrNG WORKS SOON
 COMPLETED AT VALDEZ

VALDEZ May rU-N samu.u- works Cor tr. convenience of those
 are lou.ug quartz proa"E..s
 this district rn be Installed ..#s month Tho machinery was or ..rE n tnrI and a building for che purpose now u.a-.E completed Tho plant H.EaG capacity n. tons daily The customs stamp
 which was .5 be installed with ampms Han, win no, be put n r-r. adjoining properties are more r-Eg developed so that co4wa1tsto- rarE-ne ar. can be secured
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
DRAW FIVE TIMES

.By Alaska News Bgreau'
 BOSTON. May I7-For tb. firth time out of tau fights which have naau pulled off between Jimmy walsh and Ad Delmont the r0su.. las been a ten-rouud draw
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
.vsrERs M nH-N-. -

Som. of Ha ul .'. .ra. over come @ rar. fms. arrived w Charlotte n. n. rock . H. n. na.'...
 ... 
 renew ones
 an. .a#..r0n.. nr. com.
 aar..-af Prince Eu.r {. n..am. .H. Baltimore" Eaafa slope and Queen Chariot. waters It's "H..0r.. H Empire.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
CAUSE
 IS VICTORIOUS
IN AI1sEa N0Ws 00T0III

WASHINGTON D e. May .. Adyfeas have been received H... ug an umistoe win ho established today in Mexico and that n.aE WI. sign two months from date. \
 mnorary cabinet win ho formed and many tusurroutas win na placed fr positions of power in and 'H. ". n. cabinet
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
DAWSON HCNCFs BRAVE
 POLICE OF THE NORTH

on tha a.gH'h Of May Dawson .o.. morH services in honor . aur nraN. members of tho Nar.aW.s mounted police who n.r.sHo0
 emp. to make the trip from '.r-a
 Island to Dawson in the aaE. a winter The Arctic Brotherhood MaH the largest auditorium in .H. North was crowded The speakers m..ua ing Gov Henderson. Bishop SuHsor supreme Court Judge CraieaH and u.a protestant clergy Resolutions Of praise and sympathy was mani 1ously adopted The Catholics held a separate memorial mass previously
 RipnIatte
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
JOHN OORTERO IS
 IN FREIGHT OFFICE

John .Dortero. who is snan0n- .a. summer in Skagway with his ta.1..
 ha accepted a position as a Ehe
 writing clerk in ghe White Pass .ratght office on tha wharf having commenced his duties the frs. o. Nav John win be employed there wu the fall when he will go eas. for treatment under noted a"..s.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
FIRE TWO ELECT TWO.

lBv Alaska News Bureau
 TACOMA. May Ar Che .nW.. recall elections held in this city r.s spring two old commissioners wara recalled and two now ones
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
MORE wHrEwAsH

Bv NHsE News Hura.nN nfTrSHIE. Ta.. May '.. frara ITas..r who was .m|..... TT aamatImau.0 gra.. .asns .." months ago. was today .n #r.u ny a jury n. his peers
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
ELNs DANCE MAY 3OTH.

Following rEa.gustom of years. Inc Eks win celebrate the closing o their club for the season by a Du1l. bah 70 be stveu in their hallou May -U. Decoration Day
 The house committee wishes .. lake this opportunity ot res.rF.a2
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
ALASKA ROAD DEPENDS
 ON CANADIAN COAL

SEWARD Nay #.
 amp mills H wHH. .-s to .Ha hauled .a.H. special ..u win .ra.H Northern railway -n .r Through as soon hen .H.r win n0 moved a#.al no trains a. In a supply a1 m.. smH. . .rm British Columbia mad Is anara.'ra train. 1 nnas eaaI .r Tn North s.r owing to Ha ban aul.U.."a".. a..H hg en- federal
 .Has American trains u. operated except H..r coal r".
 Foreign port.
 Rev Parsons left ..r FH.."
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
woLeAsT TEN TO SIX.
r.v Alaska News EuraauN

.Ey Alaska News Bureau
 SAN FRANCISCO. May l,-Aa W.'Eas. is a ten tC six laFor..e 'H .ra betting over Frankie Burns n -..r u-t. .r talk. place here on the
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
szs REptr7rvs MAIN

frr   ..a.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
MORE CROOKED
 LEGISLATORS
t v ar

Mar .r @
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
#Erv17 0rg WAITS
 rlF INCOME TAX
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
srrwsoN CONFIRMED

.". .. WASHINGTON
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
TREASURY ISSUES E0NDs

EH Nr.N News WASHINGTON . T.. H.
 T bon.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
SIGN ARWIsTIcE TODAY

r"HNHT H here.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17

Hawaii became a territory "... was annexed ,o rnn United state n Tuy 7 ISa>. with .Ha
 form ol government of .H. already aN.st.ne hu. #fH ara#. what wider scope ol I.g.s.a#N. .utvo powers. which W.rn "".. ..5sarv by the arua. distance from ... -.a. ar TuEernI government.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17

There will be s0-v.eas this even fr in tho Episcopal church a. >'H o'clock when Rev Mr. Ear.son o,-W r.au will preach Everyone Is mos. cordially welcome
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
WOULD ARGUE
 ON DEMURRER
-. - -N.Ms H.raauL

CHICAGO May Attorneys rep. r.s.u.nE Che indicted meat packers. today asked permission Go argue che ..mrrrar In the case. which was re-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17
HAWAIIANS ASK
 F0R STATEHOOD
Ry Alaska News Hmra0h

WASHINGTON. D C. May \ naHHnn was received by the .". I'd States Senate from Hawai-. n.a. re ter admission to lH" .H.." yrrI.- as a State
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-17

Rev Parsons left for Juneau ..e Dolphin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30

TWO furnished rooms; also unfurnishcd
 rooms for light housekeeping. 1912 7th avenue 6-1S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30

Mobile Register: All during the latter innings Frank Allen showed signs of weakening, although in justice to him if must be said that several of the base hits scored off him were extremely nuhE and would not have gone for hlts but for slow and indifferent heldlng' me culls inst seemed to figure that the Pels couldn't win and didn't want 10 win and the Pels figured exactly the ouposite and before you could pat ah eve in the ninth, an error, two sllsies and A two-bagger had tied the game LID and placed the Pels neck ana hecN with us. Then it was just question of what inning the Pels would break IL m and in the tenth they decided they would and Barr hit over the fence.
 Exchange: Pitcher Cheney. who mas won eleven straight games for LOUIS x,i1le after being cast adrift by lndlaI- anolis earlier in the season, is now want cd in the major leagues, and many man ogors are dickering with the Louisviiie cirh for him. Hugh Jennings is said 10 ha willing to give Willetts and Mitchell and a cash bonus for Cheney.
 Chattanooga Times: Boiling Wllh rage against Umpire Collifiower, Chat,aroosa bug in his library the other hisna psi natrated the following little Vegetaple fantasy: ,, c.,osbad
 Iaast his name should be changed to cabbage Head. He has an eye ike . Potato and couldn't see the Iomato Catch up. He should be salten. then ho co,,ld run down the Cellar ana tahe counsel with the Sage. .o h.
 "Get him job as Pollcemah so "o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
CORDOVA SCOUTS
 ARE CAMPING OUT

r.so,., J,,ne .20-( -(Specal)-SeVen bovs. comprising the Wolf Patrol ooi ao,,. Rov Scouts. left at e:3o yesterday ,,,,;,, afoot. for Dixie Springs, about IA miles distant, by the wagon roao' having expressed their campins ou''' over the Southern railroad. ihe poss made very good time on the hike' reach- ia, Dixie Strings at 12:3o p. m, having snant ahout 3o minutes in "the ole sWilh- ,,,;r. ho,e" on Lost Creek, en route. The camp is just off the Southern rali- road and presents an inviting appear onoe from the train. A strip of canvas
 ,,ta,,,no the words Boy Scouts of America with wolfs head in red, stretches across in front Of their three tents. to inform passersby the who and why of the occasion MT. Hooper who sbips hundreds of gallons of the delight full health giving water from this spf7ns, presented the boys with some or his white game fryers, which they enJoseo for breakfast this morning. The even ings are spent in games about the camp fire, and in telling ghost stories, WnlSil are enioyed as much as the daynsn' programme Much benefit is expected 10 he derived from the water. Ihey ai ouite a number of other parties spend- ing few weeks in the neisnporihs farmhouses and at the hotel
 The coo, business is again opening up in this section. the Ruby mine. oWneu n,ircina,Iy hy eastern men, VIII s.at ,,, uondav next. the Excelsior mine, oneroted bv local men. having s'ai.eu 1ast Monday. Both of these mines nave been closed some tune.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
WITH OTHER SCRIBES

can sleep on a Beet. Or feed him Canta- Game.
 Chattanooga News Gould Menafeef the young catcher secured from Chattanooga over the waiver route, was Monday sold to the Charleston, South Atlantic league club, and left immediately to join his new team. Menafee was sold to Charles ton by the Chattanooga club just before he was claimed by the Crackers. and had to be returned, as the waiver limit had not expired Menafee is a promising young receiver and will be a great help to the Charleston staff.
 Atlanta Georgian: Tommy Atkins. pitcher, has not turned up as yet for his formal report at baseball headquar- ters He is expected any old minute. however. J. W. Heisman, president of the Atlanta Baseball association, has left for Wrightsville Beach for weeks va cation.
 Chattanooga News: Frequency of work evidently helps Benton's control. The Rube did not walk man yesterday in the nine conventional innings. Only one in the eleventh. and but three in the entire game This is pretty fair marks manship for a young portsider.
 
 Mobile Register: Now, dear bug, IT you were a sport writer and your home ball club had lead of seven runs and then allowed themselves to be beaten, what would you say about it. You would? Well. that's exactly what l would too, only it can't be printed =
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
COOPER IS FORCED
 INTO NEW OFFICE Tuscaloosa and Huntsville Commissioners Named EVERYONE PLEASED Cooper, O'Neal and Smith for Hunts ville-Weatherford, Friedman
 and Sprott to Govern
 Tuscaloosa

Montgomery. June 9.-(Special.)- Lawrence Cooper, a distinguished law yer of Huntsville, has had very unique experience, and has been signally honored at the same time by Governor ONeal, in being named to a position on the Huntsville board of city commissioners. He was forced Into the job-literally taken off his feet and flung into office.
 MT. Cooper came to Montgomery in interest of the candidacy of a friend, but when he reached the city Governor O'Neal-was so much impressed with his civic enthusiasm that he insisted that he take one of the commissionerships He objected strenuously. but was final ly flung into the arena. MT. Cooper will be assisted by Robert L, oNeal and by R. E. Smith.
 Governor O'Neal has at the same time announced the commissioners fon the city of Tuscaloosa, as follows:
 C. W. Weatherford, Sam Friedman and s. H. Sprott, Jr. All of the com missioners had delegations to visit the city in interest of their candidacy.
 Governor O'Neals statement relative to MT .Cooper's appointment follows:
 Lawrence Cooper was not an appli- cant for appointm IS commissioner of the city of Huntsville. He was an earnest advocate of one of the gentle men whose name has been suggested. In view, however, of the conditions that now exist in the municipal govern ment of the city of Huntsville I be- lieve that city should, if possible, have the aid and services of one so splen- didly equipped as MT Cooper, and sin cerely trust that he will consent to ac- cept the appointment. This action on my part was without a suggestion, d. rectly or indirectly, from MT. Cooper or his friends, but was taken solely on my own responsibility and for what I deem to be the best interest of the peo- pie of Huntsville"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
BANK
 RESOURCES GROW

Jackson. Miss, June 29-(Special.)- Auditor Smith has just compiled state ment showing the condition of the na- tional as well as the state banks in June, 1911, and June, 1910, this statement being supplemented to one on the state banks only week ago, and shows that the re sources have increased $ll,1OS,247 in one year.
 The loans and discounts June 2, 1910. were $56, 3,2S7; for this year they are $50, 942,414, an increase of s4,229,176.
 Cash on hand increased from $4,175. .769 in 1910 to s4790.60s, and of which s1,4S4542 is held by the 31 national banks, while the 942 state banks have but $3,356,O65
 There was due from other banks in June, 1s10 the sum of s11, ,2S2, 17S while in June, 1911, that item calls for sl7s50s, SS3. One-third of that sum is to the credit of the national banks
 There has been very little change in the amount of capital paid in-last year it amounted to s16, 159,o03 while this year it Is s16,5s7, ,sS6.
 Surplus is also about the same, being now s4,232,446. against $4176755 a year ago.
 The undivided profits are now s2,991, ,035 against s2,S2S, 6s9 last year.
 Individual deposits are now $54,334, 153 against $44,S13. 733 in 1910, which is an in- crease of $9,52O,419. Of these deposits s10,- 545,246 is in the national banks.
 Of time certificates deposits are now s14,436,590, against s10,9405S5 last year. which is an increase of $3, 495, ,944, and one- fourth of that sum Is in the national banks
 Bills payable in 1910 amounted to $5,- 1so,6Ts whereas they are now reduced to g., 491 392.
 The total resources of the S42 state banks are s76. 4S9, 527.15, of the 31 national banks, $22,S15, ,995. .9S.
 The totals for both state and national banks in 1910 were SSS, ,197. 276. 43: in 1911 the combined totals are s99, ,905 523. .43
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
TWO WEDDINGS
 AT FLORENCE

Florence, June 29-(SpeciaL)-A very pretty wedding occurred this evening at o'clock in the parlors of the Jeff ferson hotel, uniting Miss Annie Pearl Ledbetter and Dr. David Pickett Luke of Ashburn, Ga. There were no attend ants. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ira F. Hawkins of the First Methodist church. The bride Is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Led better of the Jefferson hotel, who re- gently came here from Georgia
 pr. and Mrs. Luke will remain sev- eral days in Florence before going to their home in Georgia
 Mrs. Henri l.. Seamans and Mir. J. w Blair both of Center Star, this county, were married today at o'clock at the Florence district parsonage, Presiding F,l- der D. l.. Parrish officiating. Both are prominent socially and have many friends throughout the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
EDITORS CASES
 ARE CONTINUED

Tupelo. Miss, June 29.-Judge Ball. on request of the defendant, who stated they were not ready for trial, granted a continuance until Saturday in the case of the four Mississippi editors charged with publishing a criminal libel against former Congressman Private" John AL len.
 The editors involved are N. P. Bonny of the Daily Corinthian, T. F. Daven- port of the Aberdeen Weekly, A. c. Anderson of the Ripley Sentinel and B. s. Barnard of the Meridian Dispatch. Each is under bond in the sum of $500. The alleged libel consisted in printing story charging that Private John Allen assisted in stealing a jug ei whisky from Streetman's mill in 1880.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30

THE Birmingham. hotel for the summer months, cool rooms, screened.J elctric lighted, telephones and all service of
 first class hotel; S15 per month and
 up. 6-27-f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30

FOR SALE-Leaving city, bargain, small
 fireproof safe; nice folding bed, side board: wardrobe, etc. Phone Bell 1852 or call 1900 SOth street north. 6-3O-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30

FOR RENT-Nice cool room with con- meeting bath; no flies. 210 6th avenue,
 north phone 36S4. 6-n-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
HAS TOXIN FOR
 LOCKJAW CASES

Alhanv N Y. June 29-While the glo- ,jous Fourth is expected to be celebrated in safe and sane manner in this state, the state department of health has noti- fled health officers throughout the state that if has a supply of tetanus anti toxin ready to distribute for emergency use.
 "Victims of explosions and other pow dor burns should be treated immediately u,,th the anti-toXin," says the state health commissioner. So far as known no case of lock-jaw has developed m this country among those who have been inoculated with dose of this serum
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Sale of Collateral

The undersigned will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, In front of the courthouse of Jefferson county, Alabama, on the 9th day of July, 1911, between F o'clock noon, and l o'clock p. m, twen- ty thousand shares of the stock of the Providence oil and Gas com pany. Said property Is held by the undersigned as collateral to secure an indeb tedness to the owner and will be sold at the said time to cover this in debtedness. E. l.. BROWN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids will be received until F o'clock noon, July 5. 1911, by the Board of Revenue of Jefferson county, for furnish ing all the material and labor for the construction of a sewerage disposal plant. Plans and specifications may he obtained from the sanitary engineer. room 10l courthouse The right is reserved to re- ject any or all bids.
 BOARD OF REVENUE OF JEFFER- SON COUNTY. ALA.
 l.. H. Salter, Sanitary Engineer.
 G-2i-26-2S-3 -30-7-1-3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
p.,,o. Win Another Game

The Rayos of the Standard oil com v,,,,, defea ted the Alabama Great Soutn- s,.,, segregation to the tune of to 4. The game was fast ana 'hteres'hs a'' the way through. The feature or 'ne game was the pitching Of simmons ana Cox. Strike outs: Simmons F, COX lo' Batteries. Simmons and Shepherd; COX and HildeW.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-30
Italians Charge Persecution

Hearne, Tex, June Exchanges of per- secution have been made by about 30 lta- ian families in this section against Ameri- cans. The Italian consul from Calves ton. c, Ncoloini. is here today investi- gating the charges. The details have not been made public, but 1t is reported they have been sent to Gov Oscar B. Col Quitt.