The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-06
CITY TICKET IS
 NOW COMPLETED Tine Limit for Entrance Fees
 Expires ENSLEY ELECTION IS WARM Clayton Makes Statement as to the Probable Appolntee to Postmaster. ship of EnsIey-other
 Ensley News.


 for in the city primary to put up their entrance fees expired today at noon Four candidates have qualified for mayor twenty-one for aldermen, three for city clerk. two for city treasurer and sixteen for members of the city democratic exec utive committee.
 The official ballot will be as follows;
 For Mayor-A. W. Muckenfus, J. II. Perkins, N. W. Scott, w. H. zuber
 For Aldermen-First Ward (yote for two)-Lee Cowart, E. J. Owen, P J.. Rogers, F. R. Thompson.
 Second Ward (vote for two)-J L. Brl- erton, J. W. Brigman, w. W. McTyiere, c. F. Thomson.
 Third Ward (vote for two)-J. " Clay ton, J. A. Dupuy. Edgar Keenon, R. T. Mcleod.
 Fourth Ward (vote for two)-J. F. Gull pepper, J. D. Brown Geo. R. Byrum, A. F. deFuniak. W. L. Settle, ". T. Palmer. Fifth Ward (vote for two)-J. A. Bur gin. James M. Donaldson, J. ". McWil- liams Mason H. Sherman.
 For Chief of Police-C. F. Camp, D. F. Sugg.
 For City Clerk--J. A. Bell, J. R. Acuff, R. S. Hickman.
 For City Treasurer-F. Clip Fonville, J. T. Williams.
 for members of the city democratic ex- eeutive committee (vote for two from each ward);
 First Ward-D. L. M. Latham, w. J.. Gibbs, c. H. Mandy, Thomas Paine.
 .f,t- Uf Two Third Ward-J. E. Hollingsworth F. J. Lange.
 Fourth Ward-Henry Broda, John By rum, Ed Martin, l.. Brooks.
 Fifth Ward-W. W. Shortridge, J, J. Walker, George Harrison, F. o. Harris.
 Two members of the committee are to be elected from each ward. The first two mentioned in the l-st from each ward were named by the Scott campaign committee, C. H. Mandy, Thomas Paine, ". J. Cussiek and Ed Martin by the Worklngmen's club and l.. Brooks, George Harrison and F. O. Harris are running independently.
 The time limit for registering so as to qualify for the city primary will expire next Saturday night. So far 4SO voters have been registered by Registrar Phil lips. The number is expected to go over 600.
 Mir. Clayton Talks.
 The contest for the postmastership of Ensley promises to be a very lively fight. The resignation of Postmaster Lawler on the heels of the national election, when his term does not expire until next month has caused a considerable stir In republican circles and the indications are that the agitation over the disposition oi '.plum" may cause a very marked de- crease in the republican vote next Tues day. Under normal condition very strong republican vote Is boiled in this city but It is argued that the excite ment caused by the postoffice matter will cause the interest in the voting to great ly diminish.
 J. W. Clayton, member of the state committee, chairman of the beat commit tee and president of the Ensley Repub- lican club, who stands very close to the administration, was seen today In re gard to the probable successor of MT Iawler, and made the following state ment:
 "I can't say yet just who will be named to succeed MT Lawler I am assured iron the knowledge of affairs and from wha' l know of the Hon. J. O. Thompson, th' presidents referee, and our state char man. that man will be chosen who vii be eminently satisfactory to the citizen of Ensley I am sure that MT. Thompson will weigh the matter well, and will ac in harmony with the wishes of the peo pie of this city. Absolutely no reason pre- vails to infer that the people of Ensie! will have a postmaster whose fitness fo the place can be questioned MT. Thomp son, in all his official actions, in recon mending applicants for offices, has acte in harmony with wishes of the peopl who are affected by the appointments.
 Rev. MT. Reagon to Preach.
 The Rev L. A Reagor, the new pasto of the Cumberland Presbyterian church will preach his first sermon tomorrow morning. MT. Reagor is a graduate of tn Cumberland university at Lebanon, Tenr He was formerly pastor of the church a Chicasha, l. T. MT. Reagor is from Ten nessee, being a native of Bedford county