Carl Holzborn Ex-Officio Register in Mobile Notice
Ex officio Register of the Law and Equity Court of Mobile Carl Holzborn publishes notice dated October 28 1913 and November 4 1913 concerning court actions and official procedures in Mobile Alabama.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1913
Page
11
Ex officio Register of the Law and Equity Court of Mobile Carl Holzborn publishes notice dated October 28 1913 and November 4 1913 concerning court actions and official procedures in Mobile Alabama.
Annie Russell's Old English Comedy Company brings She Stoops to Conquer to the Lyric next Saturday night after a successful New York run recently featuring She Stoops to Conquer Much Ado About Nothing and The Rivals. Miss Russell financed the venture with her own capital and achieved practical success, with set sale Thursday at 9 am.
By Associated Press Portland Oregon November 4 and statewide turnout was heavy as residents voted on measures from the last legislature. Women participated in a general election for the first time amid referendums including a sterilization proposal for habitual criminals.
Market steady with sales of 325 bales. Prices show good ordinary through good middling in the Mobile market report. Receipts today 11866, weekly total 18683, season total 155701. Exports today 8525, season exports 50259. Stock on hand 48982.
Special to The Item Montgomery Nov 4 Will Brown the escaped Marion county convict surrendered at Speigner ten days ago with 772 dollars and 75 cents in cash and three suits of clothing. Warden Coleman recalls Brown as a former trusty and says Brown is under stricter guard now with 22 dollars and 75 cents retained. detectives suspected Brown of being the train robber if he was the same man.
Notice states that on November 25 a new ordinance will be sought to extend the Magnolia Compress and Warehouse Company railroad franchise in Mobile. The measure authorizes a track along Beauregard and Magnolia streets for 30 years with a $10 annual payment, preserves street improvements, and allows nonexclusive use with conditions for adjacent property owners to connect via switches under city approval. The ordinance also clarifies immediate effect and publication costs borne by the company.
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe tonic for sluggish liver and related ailments. It claims quick relief from constipation biliousness sour stomach and other torpid liver troubles. Drugists guarantee refunds if unsatisfied and price is listed in cents.
Phoenix November 4 report clears Barney Oldfield of death rumors in the Los Angeles to Phoenix race. A later sighting shows his car passing Castle Dome about forty miles from the claimed accident site east of Yuma.
Deputy Sheriff McKenzie underwent mastoid surgery at Southern Infirmary and remains in serious condition. Marriage licenses issued to Karl Schneider and Carrie Dossett, and Cee F. Rutherford and Sarah May Welch. Deputy Harry Murray returns from New York with two aliens deported with Immigration Commissioner H Brownlow. Alabama Good Roads President John Craft leaves for Reform to address 8000 roads at Pickens county fair. Oyster Commission Secretary J A Rountree reports wholesale fish prices at 7 12 cents per pound amid county demand. George Logan, indicted for abusive language, surrenders and posts bond for city court trial. Robert Morris arrested for carrying a concealed pistol. to face Inferior Criminal Court.
Mobile readers note visiting and residing figures including H W Patterson manager of Texas Oil Company visiting Atlanta for a district meeting. Chief Clerk H R Reed in charge during absence. Other locals and visitors span Jackson, Pensacola, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Richmond, McLain, Carson, Bay St. Louis, and Tampa names with hotel stays and meetings.
Entered into rest November 3 1913 at 1116 p m William J Jackson son of Margaret and the late William Jackson The friends of the family are requested to attend his funeral from the family home 512 Congress street tomorrow Wednesday afternoon at 3 00 clock and from St Patricks church at 350 o clock Interment in the Catholic cemetery
Agnes Crashman Merrill wife of the late Robert G. Merrill died Monday afternoon November 3 1913 at 2 55 o clock aged 48 The family requests friends to attend from 662 South Conception street tomorrow Wednesday morning at 9 30 o'clock and from St Vincent's Church at 10 o'clock for requiem magn interment Magnolia cemetery
The hour of Miss Lydia Stirling Flinthams lecture at the Convent of the Visitation has been moved to 10:20 Wednesday morning. The topic is Which Woman, the Old or the New. She will also give a 2:30 pm lecture Wednesday afternoon and perform The Taming of the Shrew recital at the convent.
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