The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-12
ID DEVELOP LAND ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Company Formed at Gads-
 den for Purpose
BUILD CAR LINE ALSO
Court Orders Grind Stopped-Perfect Primary Arrangements Monday. Damage Suit Filed-Farmers
 Will Meet in July

Gadsden, June 11.-(Speeial.) )-To de- velop 250 acres of land on Lookout a company filed articles of incorporation here today with capital stock placed at $125.OOO. This is the Bellevue Highlands company, of which Loui Hart is president, T. J. Simpson of Rome, Ga. vice president and W. NJ. Grainger of Lowell. Ky, secretary and treasurer The officers of the company are in the Printup hotel The land Is in the vicinity of the Bellevue hotel which burned several days ago.
 A subsidiary company Is being organ ized to build a car line up the noun tain to the property in question. This is to be known as the Nocealula Rail- way company. The people of Gadsden are asked to subscribe s10,000 to the railway project. Men are at work clear ing the right of way for the line. and landscape gardeners are here, laying off the new property. MT. Hart states that he has the assurance of rail lines en- tering Gadsden that they will deliver 1900 to 5000 persons here each week if the grounds are improved.
 SOuib OIueES NTlHu otOpptu
 Justice in the criminal division of tht city court of Gadsden must move smooth y. This morning. Judge Bilbro. annoy ed by the constant grind of a concret, mixer opposite his court room, and beine used in the construction of the new Echols building, ordered the sheriff t, stop the work, and this was done. Couri will be in session during the week.
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 Jeff Jackson, white, was convicted late last night on the charge of perjury fl the criminal division of the city court He was a witness against Dad Powel of Alabama City. when the latter was tried there on a charge of violating tho prohibition law.
 Primary Arrangements
 To make arrangements for holding the city primary, the municipal executive committee will meet at the city hall Mon. day night.
 Damage Suit Filed
 The Southern Iron and Steel company Is made defendant in suit for $500 brought by Jean c. Hutchenson, who al- leges that his clothing was caught in a gearing, resulting in a fractured arm.
 Farmers Meet in July
 The annual meeting of the Etowah Farmers union will be held at Ford school house near Hoke's Bluff some time in July.
 New Odd Fellows Hall
 Plans for the new hall which will be built this summer by Apollo lodge, l. O. o. F.. have been placed in the hands of contractors who will bid on the work The building will be two-storV of bricl, and concrete, 5D by 80 feet in dimensions and will cost about $100O0. IL will be on lot on Walnut street. The upper floor vii be used as lodge room. while the lower floor will be converted into a store room
 Farmers Object to Jury Duty
 Etowah farmers are objecting strenu- ously to duty as jurors and witnesses for the weeks term of court in the city court tions of the crops at home make their presence there almost imperative.
 Quiet Wedding
 Guy Chamberlain of Montevallo and Miss Bessie Blair, daughter of Mrs. Charles Blair of this city, were married quietly at 10;30 o'clock this morning at the Episcopal church, Dr. w N. Clay brook of Birmingham performing the eere- mony.
 The bride was given away by her mother. while Miss Nell Blair, her sister, acted as maid Of honor. The bride was attired in white coat suit with a beeom- Ing white hat She carried a shower bouquet of white sweet peas
 Mir. and Mrs Chamberlain, accompanied by Miss Nell Blair. will leave here for New York and Boston. and will sail later for Europe for the summer.