The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17
ENSLEY COUNCIL
 ID MEET TONIGHT Electric Light Plant Proposition May Cone Up Again COMMITTEES TO REPORT Air of Mystery Surrounds Members of Council and Unforeseen Things
 May Happen at the Meeting.
 Local and Personal.
COMMITTEES TO REPORT

Ensley. August 6.-(special.)- .)-The City Council of Ensley will meet in regular session tomorrow night at the city hall and while nothing of very great impor- tance has been announced as scheduled to come up Mayor Scott and the mem bers of the council look mysterious when questioned upon possible legislation and as to what might happen.
 It is a fact that some peculiar interest is being taken in the possible results of the meeting. The very mystery surround ing the preparations are ominous of something doing'
 Some are guessing that an electric light plant on some improved method is turk ing up the sleeve of some of the mem bers of the streets and lights committee, and will make it's protrusive appearance in the midst of aldermanic deliberations.
 The very fact that the members of this committee have been absolutely silent since the cruel assassination of their cleo trio light plant ordinance at the last meeting by the untimely bobbing up of a contract with the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company is considered es significant. This committee is evidently doing some stout thinking that requires the saving of a great deal of wood
 Other mysterious happenings are pre- dicted.
 The street committee will report on street and sidewalk improvements, and the miscellaneous committee will report on the printing of the city code now in the hands of Attorney Frank Deedmeyer, who is codlfying the city laws and revis- ing the work.
 MT. Deedmeyer will soon have the man. uscript completed. He has been ably as- sisted by City Attorney Romaine Boyd and Miss Settle, who is doing the steno- graphic work.
 It Is expected that the attendance of councilmen will be large at the meeting tomorrow night.
 Local and Personal.
 Attorney J. T. Lowry returned home this morning from Adger. where he has been for few days on legal business.
 Dr. T. J. Springfield is at Blount Springs for a few days.
 P. J. Acuff, son of Sanitary Inspector J. R. Acuff, was hurt a few days ago by being struck in the eye with small piece of steel while at work In the mines at Superior He Is now at his fathers s home at this place, and the attending physician hopes to save the eye.
 George Boss of the firm of Camp &, Boss. liverymen of this city. has been in Atlanta for a few days. He is expected to return tonight or tomorrow, and will pos- sibly bring a carload of horses for the local market.
 Work on the Eks lodge rooms in the McCloud building on Avenue E Is pro- gressing well. and will be completed in about ten days. All the furniture has been received and is ready to be put In as soon as the hall is ready for service.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Cum berland Presbyterian church have com pleted extensive arrangements for their ice cream festival to be given at the of flee building at the corner of Avenue p and Nineteenth street tomorrow night.
 T. F. West will give an opening in his tailoring department next Monday and Tuesday under the direction of MT. Ros- titiihi hbo Ahi- AfiosNis wv 'ApcAho i'Niii the east.
 Henry and William McCarey of the firm of McCarey Bros, general merchants, of Talladega, were in the city today. They made no announcement of their intentions but 1t is hinted that they are prospect ing for new location.
 Vaughan Meade telegraphed his brother, H. S. Meade, today from Annapolis that he had successfully passed the physical examination in the naval academy at that place. The news is received with pleasure by his many friends at this place. He had previously passed the other part of the examination and returned a week ago to complete the test.
 J. H. Sheldon, manager of the Snow Flake Laundry will move his family to Ensley as soon as he finds a suitable home. His home has been at West High lands, in Birmingham.
 J. B. Hazell, who recently came to Ensey to engage in the insurance busi- ness. has gone to North Carolina, where he will remain for some time.