Bids Sought for Culvert Pipe By Mobile County Board
The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners of Mobile County announces bids due Monday May 26 1913 at 12 noon for furnishing culvert pipe for road construction for twelve months. Bids include galvanized corrugated vitrified concrete cast iron and vitrified pipe. Specifications and proposal forms available at the County Highway Engineer office Room 11 Bank of Mobile Building. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Mobile County
Bank of Mobile
Board OF Revenue OF
Board of Revenue Commissioners
Board OF Revenue and Road Commissioners OF
Transfer of Mobile liquor license requested for 116 North Commerce
William Joseph McGrath applies to Mobile Excise Commission to transfer the 1913 retail liquor license issued to Henry M. McGinnis for a saloon at 116 North Commerce Street Mobile Alabama. If granted, he will operate the saloon at the premises. May 3.
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Excise Commission
City of
Mobile
Henry M. McGinnis
North Commerce Street
Alabama
Excisé Commission
Agen Commerce Street
Mobila
William Joseph
State Probate Certificate for Gulf City Oil Mills
The text records the dissolution filing in Mobile County Alabama. P. Rand as president signs the corporate seal confirming the dissolution on the 3rd day of April. Judge P. Williams certifies the record in the Office of Probate.
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George A. Morrison
R. F. Munro
Jackson
Gulf City
P. Rand
State OF Alabama
Mobile County
P. Williams
Probete
Notes of the Waterfront in Mobile Harbor
Maritime notices from Mobile describe vessel name changes and arrivals. The Agapito Cagiga will be renamed Lorenzo under Vinegar Bend Lumber. several ships including Roseband Bertha Claudia Signe Mount Hope and Hoogezand shift docks or sail with pineapples coal and lumber cargoes. Dredge Braward heads to Jacksonville for repairs. Tug Echo carries out towing between Port Arthur New Orleans and Mobile. United Fruit ships Colombia Belvernon Viator plan arrivals. Gunboat Petrel delayed to May 16. river steamer American departs with crews short after a strike. Sunny South and Mary S. Blees in port loading cargoes.
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Agapiito
Cagiga
Lloveras
Mobile
West Indies
Agapito Cagiga
Vinegar Bend Lumber Company
Lorenzo
Roseband
Ingish
Port Patdraay
Vincent
European Lumber Company
Cohe
Lumer-Hartweil
Bertha
Marson
Cavana
James Gi
Mobile Coal Company
Weehawken
N. J
Mayes
Galveston
Texas
Hoogezand L
Southern Coal Company
Cate
Pratt Consolidated Coal Company
United States
Braward
Key West
Jacksonville
J. O. Lindstrom
Nimrod
E. L. Russell
Pennwood
C. W. Morse
Echo
Port Arthur
New Orleans
Texas Oil Company
United Fruit Company
Colombia
Puerto Cortez
Puerto Barrios
Viator
Ulua
Petrel
City
Fla
Josephus Daniels
Florida
Sunny South
Mary S. Blees
Thomas Barrett
Notice of Mortgage Sale for Hieronymus Docks & Lumber
Public sale to satisfy default on a deed of trust dated March 1 1910 for Hieronymus Docks & Lumber Company Mobile County Alabama. Trustee will sell at noon on June 18 1913 in front of Mobile County Courthouse the property described including Lot B and associated parcels and all real personal and corporate rights tied to the estate and franchises.
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Hieronymus Docks & Lumber Company
Mobile County
Court House
Commerce Street
Bernoudy
Bernoudy Tract
Mobile River
Pillans
Daisy Leverich
Sarah A. Cox
William T. Hieronymus
G. A. Hieronymus
H. L. Hieronymus
Mobile
State of
Alabama
Water Street
New Jersey Street
Old Water Street
Sullivan Timber Company
J. W. Black
George A. Hieronymus
Henry L. Hieronymus
Hieronymus Bros
Hiernoymus Docks & Lumber Company
Mobile cotton market closes steady with 40 bales traded
The Mobile market ends steady after Saturdays level with 40 bales sold. Exports for the day reach 573 compared with 452 a year ago. Grades listed include Good Ordinary 85 8 and Low Middling 93 4, with Good Middling around 128 1 81.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Rain Telegrams
Cotton futures opened steady with a 3 to 5 point decline due to beneficial rains in the East. Traders held back as Liverpool closed and concerns about night temperatures persisted. By noon trading months moved 2 to 4 points higher from Saturday's close as cold weather talk faded.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Outlook
Cotton futures begin with small gains then falter on reports of showers in the Eastern belt and frost in North Carolina. Old crop steadies as shipments nervousness lingers. prices dip briefly before late-day firmness on cooler temps and private weather reports.
Turpentine Market Report From Savannah
Turpentine sales totaled 515 casks with receipts of 515 casks and Kosin steady. Rosin sales reached 345 barrels with receipts of 1 045 barrels. Quote ranges included LB and D at 4.55, KE and F at 41.65, G and H at 4.76, 1 at 4.85, K at 5.05, M at 5.50, N at 6.10, WG at 6.35, WW at 6.60.
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Savannah
Corn Planting in Chocolocco Valley Progressing
Farmers in the Chocolocco Valley Calhoun county expect to sow corn next week after favorable rains. A. B. Scarbrough says more corn will be planted this year than last, signaling strong regional prospects. Local farmers unite against boll weevil as diversification increases across Calhoun.
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Anniston
Ala
Chocolocco Valley
Calhoun
A. B. Scarbrough
L. L. Scarbrough
Calhoun County
Wall Street Stagnation as Stocks Slip in Thin Session
May 12 New York trading opens with dull volume amid holiday abroad and Supreme Court talk. Market ends near day’s lows with weak sugar shares and declines in Reading and Lehigh Valley, while many bonds hold steady and several leaders slide on light demand.
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Supreme Court
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
Am. Smelting and Refining
Sugar Refining
Am. Tel. and
Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and
Northwest
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Bid
Great Northern Cre Ctts
Singis Central
Interborough Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Miss
Kansas
Texas
National
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Peoples Gas
Pullman Palace Car
Rock Island Co
Pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Progressives Plan Reorganization Talks Ahead of Convention
Progressive Republican leaders from ten states draft plans to reorganize the party. Borah opposes a top down national conference while Kenyon signals most of the committee could resign. The group debates direct delegate election and immediate duties for new committeemen to handle 1916 convention credentials.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Committee
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
Senator Works
California
Borah
Boran
Idaho
Kenyon
Sherman
Illinois
Fine Exhibit by the Mobile Gas Company
The Mobile Gas Company opened its gas exhibit at 18 South Royal Street, attracting several hundred visitors by 2:30 PM. The display ranged from domestic gas ranges to refrigerating machines, showing latest gas powered devices for homes and industries, including heaters, furnaces, and forges.
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Mobile Gas Company
South Royal Street
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St. Louis
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Benn Pitman
Mobile Business College
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Sam Smolkin
Lipscomb
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Royal Typewriter Company
Martin Furniture Co
C. C. Williams Clothing Co
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L. D. Boylan
Bell Phone
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U. 8S. District Court
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Lisman
Choctaw
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Citronelle
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Pat J. Lyons
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Graveyard
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Pauline
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Cross Railroad
Burton Avenue
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Mobile Light
Mobile Street Railway Co
General Conference
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