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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
NOORDER ISSUED ID RESTRAIN BUSINESS Southern Iron and Steel Case Heard Yesterday IS "COOL AUDACITY" Agreement Is Being Drawn Up by Petitioners Attorneys to Be Sub
 mitted to Company's Attor-
 neys for Approval
IS "COOL AUDACITY"

Although hearing, lasting two hours, was held yesterday by Judge William I. Grubb on the petition to restrain the Southern Iron end Steel company from disposing of it's finished products. no orr der has been issued yet by the court. It was given out by Judge Grubb person. ally that he had only indicated to the pe- titioners that he would not allow the company. Mir. Percy stated that the ap- plication and the suggestion made as to the receivership was "cool audacity."
 It was the conclusion reached that an order is to be prepared by attorneys for Judge Grubb to sign later. indicating the relief wanted temporarily, but as yet that has not been done, either. It was announced that there was to be no inter- ference in the business operations of the company and that hearing will be held next Monday on the application for a re- ceiver.
 The petitioners wanted the court to is- sue an order restraining the Southern
 Iron and Steel company from issuing or hy pothecating warehouse certificates and otherwise selling it's finished products, and that question was argued at length | by Max J. Winkler and NJ. NJ. ullman,
 representing the creditors. | Walker Percy and V. J. Nesbitt argued
 the case for the Southern Iron and Steel company. Mir. Percy ia bis usual force full manner dealt with 'the question: stat ing that the application and the suggos. ton made as to the receivership was l 'oool audacity"
 1 Mir. Winkler and MT. Ullman argued at length their positions and dealt with the | right of the common creditors being ade- quately protected by the issuance of the order asked for.
 It was finally indicated that the ante cedent debts of the company were not to be paid and that the order to be drafted will imply that only operating expenses ] shall be paid by the sale of finished products.
 The attorneys for the petitioners. Mir.
 Winkler and MT ulman. have been asked by the court to draw up the order That is now being prepared. The order will be submitted to Mr Percy and MT Nesbitt for agreement. The order will
 
 Grubb. If the attorneys for the company cannot agree. then Judge Gribb will set- tie the proposition.
 The net result of the hearing was said to have been satisfactory to all concerned fin that no detrment Is expected 10 eusus by the order to the company maker of payrolls and a going concern. The attor- neys for the petitioners yesterday frank ly said that they had no desire to arrest the operations of the company or to cause any material damage to the concern. being in perfect sympathy with the desire of tho management to keep the company operat- ing.
 Tn connection with the troubles of this company 1t is stated that there is prog ressing a well defined plan Of reorsaniza- tion which 1t Is not expected will be in- terfered with by the receivershp appli- cation. Walker Percy Is the counsel for
 the reorganization committee and ap- peared yesterday in the hearing in that l capacity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30

Bill declares the coat was made of imported Scotch tweed of the finest tex ture and was silk lined. As a matter cross between a case of disorderly con duct and a mother hubbard. The whole suit could easily be mistaken for a signal of distress or discarded bed tick.
 Bill says whoever took nis coat was considerate enough to empty his in side pocket Of number of valuable papers and documents, including his bank book. The said valuable docu- ments, etc, consisted of copy of Dr. Munyons almanac for 1910, a dun from his butcher, likewise the baker, and condlestiek maker, and several other equally interesting epistles, a recipe for making butter out of axle -rease, while the last entry in the bank book read. remit"
 But at that. Bill says ne Is grateful for the consideration of the individual who "borrowed' his coat.
 Bill says he is not making any charges, not at all; but that there is a rertain individual who frequents the courtroom, who wears rass buttons, a mustache and spectacles, who was seen near the place where the coat was left hanging. The worst feature of 1t Is, that since Bill lost the coat he has to go home through the back alleys until his other shirt comes from the wash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
BEGIN REMODELING
 CHAMBER OFFICES

The work of remodeing the offices of the Chamber of Commerce started yes terday and will probably be finished within the next few days. The rooms recently occupied by the tailoring firm of Presley and Williams are being added to the suite of the Chamber of Commerce The present directors room will be used for headquarters for the working forces of the chamber and the present stenogra- phers room will be mad into private office for Secretary Radcliffe. The en- tire offices will be repainted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday in the office of the pro- bate clerk:
 c. c. Cowgirl of Birmingham and Miss Claude Pearl May.
 Bert Thompson of East Lake and Miss Bessie Bradley.
 Ross Strickland of Pratt City and Miss Elizabeth M. Henderson.
 Mike Mehalic of Republic, Ala, and Miss Annie Onderko.
 s. c. Randall of Birmingham and Miss Barton Irene Berry.
 w. A. Anders of selfville. Ala. and Miss Tina Mattox.
 L. L. Cohron of Birmingham and Miss Blanche Fraley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
NO ESTIMATES ON
 THE SCHOOL CENSUS
Large Crops of Enumerators Under A. A. Lyons Is Now Convassing
 the City

Reports so far are too meagre to allow any estimate on the school cen sus," said Dr. J. H. Phillips yesterday. 'The work Is being carried on as rap idly as possible by a large force of workers under the direction of A. A. Lyons. superintendent of the South Highland schools, but 1t will be some time yet before the entire census is taken"
 The census workers started out about month ago to get the names of the eligible school children of the city. Al though nothing definite can be said on the matter, 1t is believed that this years census will greatly surpass the census of last year. In spite of the fact that conditions in the schools are said to be crowded and somewhat linn ited, the number of entrants this year, it is believed, will be greater than ever before.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30

According to pr. W. Prude McAdory. an effort to divide Jefferson county will encounter strenuous opposition Judge c. c. Nesmith admits identical views.
 There is a way by which Birmingham can escape it's financial difficulties" stated Dr. McAdory. By an amendment to the constitution we can extend the lines Of Birmingham so that practically every foot in Jefferson is included. As a result there will be no lines separating Birmingham from Jefferson or Jefferson from Birmingham. Thereupon we can adopt the municipal system of govern ment. and as result of the abolition of a great many offices. save enough money every year to operate the city and the county"
 Judge Nesmith agreed that the idea was good. There are many offices that could be abolished" said he. "Only one commission would be necessary. whereas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
VOICE THEIR OPPOSITION
 TO DIVISION OF COUNTY

TOW there are two. Instead of a sheriff and chief of police. there would be but one. There would be but one tax colec- tor, one auditor, one purchasing agent, one treasurer. one assessor. The munich pal court would be created with one judge as it's head. Under him there would be enough associate judges to discharge the work"
 Both men expressed themselves as cer- tain that an effort to divide Jefferson county would meet with enough opposi- tion to bring about it's defeat. Why, If the creation of Pettus county were left to the voters of the section of Jefferson which would be included with the new lines, the proposition would be defeated. ' said Dr. McAdory. No one desires the division of the county unless the resi- dents of Bessemer do. But the union of municipal and county governments would prove popular, in my opinion, and as T result of the naturalization of the idea err ough money would be saved to wipe cut present indebtedness and provide for the new"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
PLAN TO ENTERTAIN
 VISITING CHEMISTS

The entertainment committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at 12:3o o'clock today in the rooms of the cham Der to discuss plans for the entertain- ment of the party of foreign chemists who will visit Birmingham on October 15.
 The International Congress of Applied Chemistry will meet in New York city in September and the visitors from all parts of the world will be taken on trips over the United States. One of the parties will arrive In Birmingham on the morn ing of october 15. The committee from the Chamber of Commerce will enter tain the chemists while in this county and an attractive programme will be ar- ranged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
Grading Mining Papers

Mine Inspector C. H. Nesbitt was very busy yesterday grading the papers of the applicants who recently took the exami- nations for first and second class mine foremen and fire boss certificates. A class of about 70 men took the examinations.
 MT. Nesbitt stated yesterday that he would probably have the work of grad ing finished this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
ENSLEY PARK ID BE OFFERED FOR ZOO Raul Expected to Return to
 City in Few Days SMITH WORKING HARD Preliminary Committee Is Gathering Data to Present to Park Commis-
 sion When It Meets in
 Next Few Days
SMITH WORKING HARD

The utilization Of the recently acquired park at Ensley for zoo will be suggested to the park commission by the citizens of that part of Greater Birmingham. The site is in it's crude, natural state at this time and is held to be an ideal place for the zoo. It comprises 43 acres and Is said to be dry. well drained and entirely adequate for the needs of natural zoo. A committee will be appointed to see the proper authorities in that connection.
 Avondale and Ensley are the only places that have been suggested. In eonnec- tion with the city zoo movement it Is that Chairman John L. kaul of the park commission expects to return to Birmingham within a few days for a short stay. at which time it is expected that the zoo proposition will be presented by the tentative committee composed of Frank w. Smith. chairman. Clyde W. En- his and Joseph Saks. The latter mem- Der of the committee was an officer of the boys zoo movement started several years ago, and which organization has now a working fund of s510. 40.
 In the meantime Frank w. Smith Is working diligently on information and facts to be presented to the park com mission when 1t meets within few days to decide upon the zoo suggestions.
 Public sentiment is strong for the es- tabishment of the zoo which is admitted ly one of the most metropolitan fea- lures of city. The general idea is tha Birmingham should establish zoo in on' of the leading parks where the ohldrei as well as the growr up may visit it ant enjoy it's innumerable delights.
 Frank H. Gafford. street commissioner says that the maintenance of the zoc to start with will cost a very slight amount of money and, while that is true the proposition should be started modestly then added to at times until eventually Birmingham will have a zoo second to none in the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
FIREMEN ASK EVERY
 SIXTH DAY OFF
Petition Now Before City Commits sion-Contrasted Work With
 That of Police

The iremen of Birmingham are hope fu1 that something definite will be done soon in regard to their petition for every sixth day off. The matter has been taken before the city commits sioners, but other duties of that body has kept the plea of the firemen some what in the background.
 In their petition the firemen point out that they are obliged to be on duty 24 hours every day, with the excep- ton of time at meal hours. They are allowed every tenth day off. The fire- men receive the same pay as the city policemen, who work on an eight-hour shift. During the hot weather the firemen contend that remaining at the station all day and all night is very confining
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
Interstate Casualty Company
Capital Stock paid In S25o, 900
 HENRY B. GRAY, President Home Office. Birmingham, Ala.
AT THE HOTELS

R. s. Jones of New York, A. A. Glass of Lineville and T. R. Rice of Albertville are among those registered at the Metro politan.
 J. L. Andrews of Sheffield, J. B. Orr of Hartselle and E. J. Griffin of Atlanta are stopping at the Morris
 Q. L. Steele of Mobile, R. A Carson of Columbus. Ga, and R. E. Bradley of Vernon are among those registered at the Florence.
 w. H. Phillips of Millport, ". R. Rus sell of Montgomery and G, B. Adamson of Memphis are among the arrivals at the Birmingham.
 A. J. Preston of Jasper, D. F. Farrar of Shelby and J. F. Rawls of Mobile are among those stopping at the Hillman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
Building Permits

The following building permits were is- sued yesterday in the office of the build ing inspector at the city hall:
 s2400-W. B. Britain. North Thirty-frst street and Fifteenth avenue, two story frame residence; contract awarded to A. Q White.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-30
After the Smash
 WHAT?

A quick, liberal settlement II your casualty insurance is with this strong Southern Company.
 It's a matter of good busl- ness policy, as well as pride with us, to settle all claims with dispatch. We maintain a record for promptness.
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