The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-18
BIDS TABULATED
 ON 2NEW ROADS
Eutaw Concern Is Low Bidder On Greene
 County Highway
(state Capital Bureau)

Tabnlations of bids on Clark and Greene county projects, which were opened at the highway department on Monday, was completed today. The low bidder on the Clarke county project, comprising six miles of gravel road between Thomasville and the Marenso county line, was J. F. Me Kee of Leroy, whose bid was $73,- 329.35.
 For the Greene county project, com prising nine miles of road on the route between Eutaw and Tuscaloosa the low bidder for grading and draining was Lamb. and McLemore of Eutaw for $55, ,S04.95. This company was also low on bridges, $11, ,053.37. Bids were received for tw types of surfacing, were received for two types. of surfacing, the low bidder for gravel being.W. c. Mccoy of Lafayette. $55, GOO, and for Raw Hide, J. W. Gam, Birmingham, $90, ,555. t
 Award of contracts is expected when the commission meets. Monday.
 Collector Settles Up-Clyde Nix, county tax collector of Marion county, made settlement for taxes with the state auditor Tuesday.
 Stills Smashed-Capture of BOO gallon still and a 150-gallon still, 2,200 gallons of beer, 12 pints of whisky and the arrest of one man, in Tusca- loosa county was reported to law en- forcement headquarters at the capitol Tuesday. In Mobile county a 125- gallon still was seized, with 800 gal Ions of beer, 30 gallons of whisky and one man arrested.
 Cotton Cases Heard=Rates and regulations on cotton shipments, ware housed in transit, were involved in the case heard before the Alabama public service commission today. The car riers had presented a petition asking to be allowed to charge four cent per hundred pounds on flat cotton ware housed in transit, compressed cotton warehoused in transit, and flat cotton which is concentrated and later com pressed and reshipped. There was also pending a citation issued by thee com mission to all carriers to show cause why their rules and regulations gov erning concentration of cotton should not be revised to make them reasonable and uniform. These two cases were consolidated and heard together by the commission.
 Probation Offices Affected tion has been called to the fact thai applicants for positions as probation of ficers must be certificated by the state child welfare department under pro- visions of the new juvenile court law, enacted by the last legislature. There was some doubt as to the legality of this provision, but recent ruling of the attorney general held it to be valid. Applicants for positions as probation officers must apply to their probate judges. and will be examined as to edu- cation, training and experience.
 New Jasper Judge-W. F. Kitchens has been commissioned by Secretary of State Blan to succeed J. Carl Shep-, phard, resigned as judge of the city court of Jasper, Ala.
 1, New COFpOratiOns--The following domestic corporations have filed pa pers with Secretary of State Blan, through offices of respective probate judges:
 Gadsden Coal and Clay Products company Inc, Gadsden, D. N. Smith, Mrs. Nj. M. Smith and W. B. Counts, ine6rp0FatO sa authorized sH capital $2, 500, all paid clay products and coal.
 Franklin County Title and Abstract company, Russellville, A. l.. Council, M. l.. Smith and o. R. Stump of Shef- field, incOrporators authorized capi- tai $5,000. with s, 400 paid in; ab- stracting titles.
 The Greensboro School corporation, Greensboro, Mrs. Luey Pickens and over forty other incorporators; author ized capital $20 600, with $S,00O paid in.
 The Andala company of Andalusia gives notice of dissolution as an Ala bama cOrporation.
 The following foreign corporations have qualified with Secretary of State Blan and State Auditor Allgood, and permits have been issued by the secre- tary of state:
 American Chicle company, a New Jersey corporation, manufacturing and dealing in chewing gums, etc.
 Kirby Clifford. company, Texas cor pOration, dealing in toilet articles.
 Rosenbaum Brothers, an Illinois cor poration, dealing in grains, etc.
 Detroit White Lead Works, Michi- gan corporation, manufacturing paints, leads, etc.
 Robert W. Hunt company, a Dela- ware corpOratiOn. engineering, etc,