The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-08
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 MONTGOMERY, .sAla., March 7.- The following domestic corporations have filed papers with the secretary of state, s. H. Blan, through the offices of the probate judges:
 Leonard and Clemo Mercantile com pnny of Birmingham, Bonnie and Myrtle Hood Leonard and Joel and Maude E. Clemo, incorporators. Au- thorized capital, $5.000, all paid in; mercantile business.
 Munger Realty company. incorpo rated, Birmingham. Robley c. Munger, Eugene and Lonnie F. Munger, incor- porators. Authoriged capital, $2,O00, with $1, 1000 paid in; realty. Capital stock later increased from $2,000 to $360 ,0OO.)
 E. R. Burton Transfer company, Montgomery, Bessie D. and W. B. Bur ton and W. o. Overton, incorpora tors Authorized capital, $5,O0O, all paid in 1; general transfer business.
 National Dry Cleaning company, Birmingham, Hollis Armstrong, Mary c. os W 0HTOpDulEtt V1dTy ". Shropshire, incorporators. Authorized capital, $150,0O0, all paid in: dry clean ing business.
 Franklin Crawford Realty company. Birmingham, J. Frank Rushton, Craw- ford Johnson and Henry K. Howse, in- corporators. Authorized capital, $2,500, all paid in; real estate.
 Pinson Black Creek Coal company, Birmingham, Tom s. Tobert, R. L. Clark, M. K. Stobert, incorporators. Authorized capital, s2,000, with $1,0O0 paid in coal business.
 Birmingham Retail Jewellers associa- tion. No capital; an association. City Lumber and Building Material company, incorporated, Birmingham, A. s. Miree, G. E. Cofman and Aubrey S. Miree, IT,, incorporators. Authorized capital, 5000, all paid in building ma terial business.
 Birmingham Christian Harmony Mu- sial Publishing company. Birmingham. Authorized capital, $5,00O, with $1 ,250 paid in. w. H. Champion, Joseph Goodwin and A. A. Vines, incorpora- tors; publishing business.
 Pratt City Savings bank, S. T. Key, E. E. Gale, J. E. Lacey. J. E. Carling- ton, V. V. Gregory, w. c. Mcclure, A. M. Grimsley, s. G. Kennedy, incorpo- rators. Authorized capital, $25,00O, all paid in savings bank.
 Realty Service corporation, Birming- ham, Robert $. Smith, Otis c. Gibson, F. H. Blackwell, incorporators. Author ized capital, $4,0OO, all paid in; real estate.
 Royal Clothing company, incorpo- rated, Birmingham, A. P. and R. w. Wells, Ernest Matthews, incorpora- tors. Authorized capital, $1O,0OO; all paid in; mercantile business.
 Increases Reported--C. c. Hooper Cafe company, incorporated, Jefferson county, increase capital stock from $12,- 900 to $16,OOO.
 Goodall- Brown Dry Goods company, Birmingham, increase from $500,000 to $530, 900 in capital stock.
 Wadsworth Cahaba Coal company, incorporated, Jefferson county, increase in capital stock from $2,000 to $25, GOO.
 COOsa Man Named-Gov. William w. Brandon today appointed W. H. Craw- ford of Nixburg member of the jury commission of Coosa county for the term ending January, 1926, and D. NJ. White of Goodwater member of the seme commission for the term ending January, 1897. I Commissions Tssued--The following commissions were issued by Secretary of State s. H. Blan Thursday: Miss +. A. Brown, notary public, Mobile; E. M. Cobbs. notary public and ex-officio jus tice of the peace, Precinct 24, Eva, Mor- gan county; J. l.. Taylor, notary pub lie, Reform, Pickens county: J. W. Tomlinson, notary public, Hartselle l; Marjorie Sykes, notary public, Hunts vile; Sadie Alexander,e notary public Montgomery J. L. Hatcher, notary public, Birmingham. <
 Inspects ROad-W. S. Keller, state highway engineer, and K. N. Mitcham, third division engineer, were in Lee county Friday, inspecting the project between Opelika and Waverly.
 Arson Charged-InfOrmation was received Friday by Chester E.. Johnson, state fire marshal, that l.. T. Singleon of Thorsby was under bond for appear ance at Clanton, March 12, to answer a charge of setting fire to a house at Thorsby for the purpose of collecting insurance. A preliminary hearing will be given him at Clanton on the date mentioned.
 Game Law Convictions Convictions reported Friday to the office of eommis. sioner of game and fisheries: J. B, Sebe Reed, was fined $1O for hunting without a license in Wash ington county. William Scanlon in Col by county was fined $20 for killing more than the bag limit of geese.
 Dogs Head Rabid--The head of a dog sent from Orville was found positive after examination at the state Pasteur laboratory Friday. The animal had bitten negro woman and treatment was sent for the patient.
 Still Captured-A 20O-gallon still was captured in JeffersoIY by state and federal enforcement officers, according to report received Friday at law en- forcement headquarters here. Along with the still 400 gallons of beer and 10 gallons of whisky were captured.
 To Condemn Land-The public sery- ice commission has granted to the Goodwin Coal company the right to institute condemnation proceedings in the, probate court of Walker county for certain lands in that county. The tract in OupSfi0n hoio00 &o @Lo n-.AA