The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02
WHISKY AND AUTO
 SEIZED BY OFFICERS
 NEAR COUNTY LINE


 Thirty gallons of corn whisky were found in an automobile owned by L. R. Vance, who was placed in the county jail charged with vio- lating the prohibition laws. Friday. Woody and Virgil sandefer and Eugene Walker, who made the ar rest, said that Vance was driving to Birmingham on the Montgomery highway near the Shelby county line, and when he saw the officers he attempted to escape bW jumping out of his car. The car ran for several hundred feet into the woods unnamed but was stopped by a tree.
 Vance, the whisky and the car were brought to headquarters.
 such service, under the following rules and regulations;
 "EXtensions to serve applicants for service, other than commercial con- sumers requiring no man extensions. Where utility's mains are immediate ly adjacent to the property on which service Is desired, and therefore an tNteHSlOn III H1dln IS uuneCeSSdFy to serve the prospective consumer or consumers, and where such prcspec- tive consumer or consumers is other than commercial consumer. the util- ity will furnish and install service pipe from main to property line, on which service is desired 6commonly known as 'stubD, and meter, on the following basis:
 That where one such consumer applies for service and executes the regular contract therefor the utility will furnish and install one meter and one stub from main to property line on which service is desired, without cost to prospective consumer or consumers, providing this stub does not exceed 1621b feet in length.
 Other Main Extensions
 "Extension to serve applicants for service, other than commercial con- sumers, requiring extension of main. At street intersections the utility will furnish and install the main ex- tensions from~property line to prop erty line, without cost to the con- sumers.
 "If, during the period of five years from the exception of the contract for service by the prospective con sumer or consumers. additional con sumers shall be served directly from such main extensions without further extensions, the utility will add new consumers under general rules and regulations governing extensions to serve applicants for service other than commercial consumers requir- ing no main extensions.' and shall rebate to the depositor or depositors for each consumer added who has used the service thirty (3O) days the sum of seventy eight dollars (s7S). less the length of stub in feet, times forty eight cents (4Scl, until the amount of the deposit with in terest accrued at the rate of six per cent per annum on the unpaid bal ances shall have been refunded.
 -"Constructien of extensions-Be fore executing contpact for service. the consumer shall have the option and the utility shall allow the ma terial and labor for the construction of the extension to be furnished by the lowest possible bidder. bidding upon such construction at the in- stance of the consumer. providing such bid be in writing, incorporating therein an offer to furnish materials and labor for and to do the construc- tion of such extension according to the plans and specifications and under the supervision of the engineer of the utility, and for such super vision by the engineer of the utility the consumer shall pay the utility seven and -one-half per cent t7i2 per cent) on the total cost of labor and materlals. Or in such event the utility may have the option of fur nishing labor and materials for such extension at the price named by the lowest responsible bidder.
 "The rules and regulations pre- scribed above shall be, made effec- tive by the utility on and after the fourth day of December 1922