The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-20
PAPER MILL AT MOBILE FORMED
Begins Operations With $2O0,. GOO Capital Other Firms
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tsTArE CAPITAL BUREAu)

 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 19.- The Mobile paper mills was among the corporations, notice of the official birth of which was received Tuesday by the secretary of state. A number of prom tent business men and firms of the l gulf city appear in the list of incor- porators. Object of the orporation is to manufacture paper and by-products thereof, etc. Its authorized capital $2O0,O0 with $152,000 paid in.
 Following is a complete list of devel- opments in Alabama corporations circle as noted from returns filed Tuesday by the various probate judges: | Mobile paper mills. Mobile, Joseph NJ. Walsh, F.. D. Angel, G. l.. Smith, B. H. Macke, Gordon B. Macke, Ash bell Hubbard, John F. Walsh, James Druhan, R. J. Milling, W. Marshall Turner, Ernest F. Ladd, c. Russell Lmdd, Stewart Leblanc, Robert M. Weinacker, R. E.. Roe, Louis For chimer, T. K. Jackson, Lee J. Zim. mern, Marine Junk company, Inc. w. A. Douglas, Ben May, Carl Piler, Stoy- CT Lumber company, Lyons, Starke and Lyons, ineorporators, authorized capital $200,00O with $150,000, manu- fracture of paper and by-products, thereof, etc.
 | City Amusement company, Inc, Mo- bile, Irving l.. Simon, J. A. Morrison, G. c. Outlaw, incorporators, authorized capital $2,O00 with $1,500 paid in to own and operate skating rinks, picture shows, dance halls, refreshment stands etc.
 Alabama Loading company, Inc. Montgomery, A. NJ. Byrd, W. D. Mo. bley and W. H. Clifton, incorporators authorized capital $10,000 with $6,O0O paid in, general gravel and loading business.
 The Pierce Detective agency, Inc, Gadsden, Etowah county. B.. W. and A. P. Pierce and s. c. Speer, incorpor- ators, authorized capital $3,O00 all paid in, general detective agency.
 The Government Street Lumber com. pany, Inc, Mobile, has increased capital stock from $5O, ,000 to $125, ,OOO
 Corporate existence of Birmingham Realty company has by resolution been extended to exist without time limit.
 Metropolitan Mortgage company Birmingham, Jefferson county, was dis. solved on February 16, 1924. | t Birmingham, Plan company has changed it's name to National Accept. kance corporation. t
 Considef Bond Sale
 Members of the state bond commits. sion were in conference Tuesday with John D. Sutherlin, bond expert of New Orleans, in reference to the sale March IT, by the state of $7,000,000 worth of highway bonds to carry on road work in the state independently of fed. eral aid. Mir. Sutherlin, it was stated, gave the official advice as to the best way to market the bonds from the view point of man whose life work had been the handling of state securities.
 The bonds will be sold by open com. petitive bid and the commission will welcome technical advice from other bondmen, similar to that given Tuesday by Mir. Sutherlin, it was announced.
 Members of the bond commission are Governor Brandon, John X. Rogers chairman of the state highway comrnis. sion, and Harwell G. Davis, attorney general. W. s. Keller, state highway engineer, was also in the conference held by the commission with MT Sutherlin. .s5 st5 .s !S COmmlBStOnS ASSueG :.
 The following commissions issued bJ secretary of state Tuesday Febru ary 19:
 W. E. Shields. notary public, Bir. mingham, Jefferson county; Thomas R.. Cook, notary public, Birmingham Jefferson county; J. NJ. Eagsn, notary public. Bessemer, Jefferson county Mrs. William Dan Carr, notary public Shorter, Macon county; A. J. Pickett, Jr., notary public, Montgomery, Mont. gomery countyS H. F. Crenshaw, no tary public, Montgomery, Montgomery county; Isaac R. Hit, commissioner of deeds for Alabama, Washington, D. C.; Phil Thompson, notary public, Montgomery, Montgomery county; Bes. sic B. Pyron, notary public, Birming- ham, Jefferson county.