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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-19
Certain Rates Discussed

The conference is believed to have as much significance attached to it as any that has taken place in Alabama in a number of years While the nature of the conference was not given out it is cer- tain that it had to do with the question of rates. It is, moreover, matter of evident conjecture that the Louisville and Nashville railroad is to some extent aroused over the sentiment of dsapproval that obtains in the state relative to the railroads action in advancing the pas senger and freight rates. It Is further be- lieved that the railroad company is ex- erting every possible effort to cause the state to retract from it's decision to ap peal from the decision og federal Judge Thomas G. Jones, who issued decree some weeks ago, in which he granted to the railroads the power to restore the old rates.
 The new rates, which had been repealed by the legislature of 1907, went into effect on Tuesday of this week, on the eve of the assembling of the state democratic convention in this city. One of the fea- lures of this convention was the adop- tion of a resolution by Tom Long a walker county delegate, condemning the action of the Louisville and Nashville and subsidiary lines in setting aside the rail- road passenger and freight rate laws, and calling upon the governor, the attorney general and the entire lawmalSing and law enforcing machinery of the state to com- pei the refractory roads to obey the laws of the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-19
As to Extra Session

One of the most salient features of Mir. Isong's resolution was a provision in- structing the governor to call an extra session of the legislature If the present laws for the government of railroads are insufficient for the protection of the pub lie
 According to the resolution a consttu- tionaI amendment or convention would not be out of place if one were needed to compel the railroads to comply with the states laws.
 MT Isong's resolution was adopted by practically a unanimous vote, all opposl- tion having been cried down before even a debate could be started.
 After the conference MT. Smith said that there was nothing to give out to the public. His statement was confirmed by Governor ONeal and other state officials who were present.
 Governor ONeal did not know until this afternoon that there would be con- ference. and did not know of Mir Smith s visit to Montgomery until he was called over the telephone and asked if he could meet the president of the-Loulsville and Nashville and his attorneys in confer ence.
 Willie nothing was given out it is gen. orally believed that the Louisville and Nashville railroad officials presented the roads side of the question this afternoon. and it Is presumed that the railroad com pany sought to justify its actions in re- storing the old rates. It is known that the state announced it's determination to appeal to the supreme court. and the in- ference of officials this afternoon was that the state had no idea of reconsider Ing it's decision in the matter
 The matter was therefore in the opin- ion of those who knew of the conference, that the matter was under discussion this afternoon was purely one of deduction Mir. Smith and his attorneys had sought a conference with the governor and other state officials. and this led to the belief in view of the fact that officials of the state did not know that they would meet in conference, that the railroad. company had something 10 say in Justification of it's action in restoring the old rates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-19
MILTON H. SMITH
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT l.. & N. President Confers With O'Neal and Officials GIVEN OUT
Certain Conference Had to Do With Rate Question-Belieyed Road Is Trying to Cause the State
 Not to Appeal

Montgomery. April Especial. )-Milton II. Smith, president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company Is in Mont gomery. This afternoon Milton H. smith had a conference with Gov. Emmet O'Neal and other state officials. MT Smith de- clared after the conference that there was nothing to be given out for publication that his visit to Montgomery was for the purpose of seeing the chief executive on a matter of business. He would not say what this business was nor would Cover nor O'Neal.
 President Smith had with him General Counsel H. L. Stone of the Louisville and Nashville. who accompanied him to Mont gomery; District Attorney George w. Jones and c. E. Lock. private secretary to MT. Smith. The governor had with him at the conference Attorney General Rob- ert c. Brickel, Charles Henderson, pres ident of the railroad commission, Associ- ate Commissioners Frank N. Julian and Leon McCord and R. B. Evins, legal ad- visor to the governor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-19
Nothing to Give Out

Milton II. Smith and General Counsel Stone reached Montgomery about o'clock this afternoon and they saw the gover- nor and state officials at o'clock The conference lasted two hours. To a couple of newspaper men who were waiting out side the governors office Mir. Smith said. There is nothing to give out. The con- ference was of confidential nature I just came to Montgomery to see Cover nor O'Neal on a matter of business" Mr. Smith will leave Montgomery tomorrow, according to the announcement of Gen. eral Counsel Stone.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03
TOWNSHIP a NORTH on RANGE a9 YVES
VILLAGE or IRON RIVER
Township 40 North OF Range So West.

nd a of that certain piece OF land described FOL.
lows; Commencing on the IS line between the =
Of 4 and "a OF a where the same inter.
sects the West line or 4th Street OF Village OF Iron
River running thence West 1871 feet along said Is
limo thence North feet thence East 1877 feet thence
south 60 feet TO place Of beginning
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und a OF that certain piece Of land bounded and de
scriiSr viz. commencing the Sth line between the
a II OF y u aud the q OF = where the
same intersects the West line of ith Street Of the
Village Of Iron River and running thence West 1871
feet along said line thence North % feet thence
East 1871 feet and thence South 90 place OF beginning
b2 2G2 n 100 eUl
ina x Of that certain piece % land described VIZ
Commencing point ~ feet North OF the Northwest
corner OF lot Iilock the recorded plat Of the
Addition TO Village or Iron River aud running from
thence North 30 feet 10 the East and West center
line Of section 20 thence East along said center line
77 feet thence South 30 feet thence West III feet TO
beginning
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, -
County Of Iron. =

The Circuit Court for the County Of Iron. in
chancery -, .,.,ou ., oramel u Fuller
Adatd 5ee Gensrs Of the State Of Michigan and
behalf Of State. for the sale OF certain anus o
on reading nlng the petition Of the Auditor cen
era Of The STATE s, OF 81 ebaan against each parcel
land therein described for the amounts therein
such parcel OF land and that such lands Dc SOLO LOT
the amounts SO claimed by the state OF Miehlgan. o.,
ing and decree al the February Of this Court
held the city OF Crystal fas IN ts 1 Irsrv
Iron, State Of Michigan on the ON day OF feo tbS
A. ID. 1872 the opening OF the court i ON lha az
day, and that all persons Interested suSp sn Claimed
thereon by the state of Michigan for such taxes
and charges or any s clerk hefeof acting as register
ehancery. their objections thereto on on @ d
SS day 81 hf f haTeS q R Re viii Be as
fessed decree Will be taken ana ehelsu rs ~
pursuance OF said decree the lands described In said
petition for which decree OF safe shal pe maui
as determined by such decree on the hrs TUESDAY 10
May thereafter, beginning at ~ o'clock a. IN on S S b
necessary complete the sale Of said lands ana OF
and every parcel thereof a. tp oc Sse shall be selected
s,a,e Of Michigan: and that the then and there
made will be public sale aud each parcel described IN
the decree shall be separately exposed for sale Tor the
made 70 The person paying The full charged
against such parcel and accepting eonEeyahee VI VI S
smallest undivided Zee simple Interest therein or II
no person will pay the and charges ana take
conveyance Of less than the entire thereof 5hen 'n o
land cannot sold for interest ana charges su1
parcel shall be passed over Tor the time being 81 "I
reoered, and IT, on such second oner OF uurins SUI
sale the same be sold for the amount aofeshu
the County shall bid on the same In the name
OF the state ,,,..., =, r,iont,ar CrrnIt Iudac
and the seal OF said Circuit Court Of Iron County, this
Sth day OF December A. =; , lgl nm - rrANNIcAN
conntersiened: Circuit Judge
JOHN WALL, Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
NO lne crent court for .ne county o. Jon N chan

TO the Circuit Court for Che County Of Iron In chan
The petitlon OF oramel b. Fuller, Auditor General Of
the State or Michigan, for ana In beha1 OF shu oth
resneetfuy shows that list OF lands hereinafter sci
forth and marked Schedule A. contains description
OF All the lands In said County OF IRON upon Will
taxes were the years mentioned therein ana
which were returned delinquent Tor nonphyheht o.
taxes and which have not been PAID tosether
total amount OF such taxes with interest," t
thereon 10 fixed for SALE ana coHectOh Zee anu
expenses provided by law extended against ehch o
said parcels OF lana. 80. a., .atd
lands were returned the Auditor General under he pro
visions of Act 206 of the Public Acts OF 1885, az delnque
payment OF said taxes Tor sad years
ciuded In Schedule A. for taxes OF 1871 or plo
wears were returned 10 Auditor General delinquent
for said under the provisions OF the generht n
laws In force prior 60 The passage OF Act eVV 9l 'he
Public Acts OF iS9i, and which taxes remain unpaid
Your petitioner further shows that In all cases WneIe
lands included In Schedule as hioIssIu Io $3.50
f 1890 or OF any prior year. said lands have not been
sold for have been heretofore SOLO TOT h
denauent taxes and sales made have been
aside by court OF competent Jufsdieuoh OF ha''
been cancelled provided by law. "a, -,
pettloner further shows ana AYERS that tue
Interest collection expenses set forth In shla
schedIe Al" are valid lien the several parcels OF
lands described In said schedule. :, -, -.
Your petitioner further shows that the sad taxes on
said described lands have remained unpaid Tor mort
returned as delinquent anu nv
said taxes not having been paid and the shne pens
now due and remaining unpaid above set forth your
gan against each parcel OF said lands Tor the pay
the several amounts OF taxes interest collection lee ana
against the land contained therein hnd
in default payment of the said several sums compuu
and extended against said lands that each OF sad parcels
OF land may sold for the AMOUNTS que thereon' IN
nroyIded by law TO pay the lien aforesaid
And your petitioner Will ever pray, etc
pateu Deee"i's' '''' oRAMEL. u. FULLER,
Auditor General OF the State OF Michigan,
for and I'm behalf OF said state
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03
VILLAGE or srAMBAUGH
township AZ North Of Range IS West.

that certain piece parcel ~ land described fol
lows. commencing az a point North line Of "a
az W a 30 feet East OF the Northwest corner of
y a Of 4 w a running thence south aS feet thence
ast 4i0 feet thence North EOS feet thence West fG
feet 10 point 81 beginning
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showed Yesterday. This yesr ever
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Cases on Wednesday evening tn
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To The Last Of The Wild
Men Of BorBeo"
Barney Davis Passes Away
On Friday MsrBiBg
Funeral To Occur Here Next
Monday AfterBpuB

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