The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-10

1 torn away and modern business house built in it's stead at an early date. It is just opposite the new Morris block now under construction and a new brick on the property would add greatly to
 the avenue and appearance of the sec ton.
 Ladies' Aid Society. The Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church met with Mrs. J. F. Eehols and Mrs. D. A. Echols onAAvenue
 G this afternoon and held very inter- esting session.
 At the meeting final arrangements were made for the presentation of the Lyceum
 course that is to be given for the benefit of the society. The Pallas Brown Con-
 cert company will be presented at the opera house October g and will be the opening of the series.
 Five splendid features are to be pre- sented in the course and season tickets are being sold by the ladies of the so-
 ciety A number of tickets have already
 been disposed of and the ladies are con fident of success in the undertakings. Notes and Personals. Mayor N W Scott had a very heavy docket in police court this morning. most
 of the cases being of minor nature
 growing out of the overflow of good feel
 ing accustomed by fat pay envelopes re- ceived by employees of the various manu- featuring plants of the Ensley district Saturday night. One man was fined S25
 for violating the Sunday law There is
 but little violation of the Sunday law in Ir,,p fo ba foa hot .f , ficers have employed special diligence in preventing such offences. A new ordi-
 nance of the city requires that all screens be removed from doors and windows of saloons that a full view of the interior may be had on Sundays.
 The new city code recently prepared by Attorney Frank Deedmeyer with the cooperation of City Attorney Romaine Boyd, and which is now in the hands of the printer Is expected to be delivered
 about October 15. Seventy-flve copies are being prepared for the use of the city
 officiSls and others. and thirty extra copies are being printed for sale. The
 work is a very valuable one and 1t Is be-
 lievcd that ready sale will be found
 for the extra copies. The attorneys en- 5abeu III PtepdilHS the WoIh eAiduSteu
 every resource in making 1t one of the
 most complete qualifications of city laws in the state. The Carnegie library committee will meet at the mayors office in the city hall tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of opening bids for the building of the library. A number of bids have been
 received and it Is thought that the con
 tract will be awarded and work will be- gin at an early date. All bids received
 at a previous meeting were rejected. City Attorney Romaine Boyd has re-
 turned from Talladega where he spent several days on business
 Miss Annie Page entertained a number
 of friends most delightfully."- at her resi-
 dence at Averytstown tonight. Dr. T. A. Johnson of Jarnigan, Ala, Is spending few weeks with his sons in this city. Dr. Johnson announces that he
 will move his family to Ensley in the near
 future. He will build home at Avenue G and Twenty-third street.
 J. R. Williams has returned from q two
 weeks vacation in Virginia and other points
 Stonewall chapter. Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet with Mrs. Sam Delaney at her residence on Avenue ID tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. It Is desired that all members be present ai officers are to be elected for the ensuing year.