The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-28
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residences exclusively. It Is the intention Of the promoters to build up a residence section second only to South Highlands, Birmingham.
 Local real estate dealers will have charge of the development and placing of the lots. and they will take personal su- pervision of the Improvements.
 The concern acquiring this property has been very active in the past in the de- velopment of the section along the South Ensley car line and in South Ensley their work at Hill Top is being watched with great interest by the people of this city
 It means much for Ensley's develop ment, and 1t Is understood that a number of the citizens are figuring already on residences in the section.
 Dlsorderly Conduct.
 T. L. Smart, a white man, will be tried in police court before Mayor N. W. Scott tomorrow morning on charge of disor- derly conduct, the circumstances of which charge are said to be rather peculiar.
 It is claimed that Smart hired a horse and buggy at Agerton's livery stable yes terday afternoon while in drunken con- dition. MT. Agerton was absent at the time Smart hired the team, but arrived just as he was preparing to drive away. Seeing the condition of the customer, MT. Agerton. had the horse taken from the buggy and refused to allow Smart to drive away.
 Smart declined to leave the buggy, but remained seated while he continued to ..,;tl s.l, was well supplied.
 About this time Smarts wife is said to have arrived on the scene and tried to get her husband home. He refused to go and in her desperation, it Is stated, the wife took the shafts and started toward her home through the streets with buggy husband and other appurtenanees there to pertaining.
 Smart seemed to be content with this turn of affairs, and is said to have been enjoying the ride immensely when he was of disorderly conduct.
 He was placed in the cify jail, but was later released on bond
 When the case was called in police court this morning attorneys for the de- fendant asked for and were granted a continuance until tomorrow morning that witnesses might be summoned.
 Smart is represented by attorneys from Birmingham.
 Notes and Personals.
 Dr. w. II. Holiday of Albertville has rented a place at Osceola station, on the South Ensley car line, and will locate there November 1. He will conduct a drug business and engage In the practice of medicine.
 Mrs. W. l.. Kinney of Villa Rica, Ga, is spending a few days with her son, w. A. Kinney, at his home on Seventeenth street, in this city.
 w. E. Smith, who has been i'll for sev- eral weeks Is improving, but is not able to return to his post of duty.
 W. w. Ellis, the jeweler, has taken a home at Avenue r and Twenty third street, where he will live after October l. He has been living at Pratt City hereto fore.
 R. r. Gray of Florence has accepted the place in the local office of the Louis vile and Nashville railway made vacant by Arthur P Morris, who recently re- signed to take a position with the Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railway company in the furnace department at this place.
 The work of installing the new system of continuous roll machines in the local plant of the Alabama Steel and Wire mill is progressing well. That part of the plant where the new machines srr being placed has been closed down for few days while the work Is being done.