The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-15
SALOONS MUST GO
 SAYS THE COUNCIL EnsIey Saloon Keepers Must Leave Nineteenth Street SEVERAL LAWYERS APPEAR Licenses Are Granted With the Under standing That Other Locations
 Are Secured Within Three
 Months From Jan. 1.
SEVERAL LAWYERS APPEAR

Ensley, December 14-(Special.)-Th city council tonight in special session granted license to saloons on Nineteenth street from Avenue D to the city limits west, with the distinct understanding that they move off the street and from that section within three months from January 1, 1906.
 The police committee which Investigated and reported on the applications for sa- loon license recommended that license be refused all saloons on Nineteenth street from Avenue D to the city limits
 After considerable discussion among the members of the council and attorneys representing the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, which company had requested the refusal of such license, and attorneys representing the saloons effected, the recommendation was modi- fled so as to give the saloonkeepers time to make preparations to secure other quarters
 The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company complained that the saloons To- cated in the territory interferred material ly with the operation of its plants In this locality. and asked that steps be taken hy the city council to remove them. The matter came up before the council year ago, but was not acted upon.
 The following licenses were authorized by the council:
 George Binney at Nineteenth street and Avenue K.
 Henry Chamborden at Seventeenth street and Avenue E.
 Fontelle Bros. at Seventeenth street and Avenue E,
 wortheim & Go. at Seventeenth street and Avenue c.
 Frank Rye at Nineteenth street and Avenue K.
 A. J. Adams at Avenue E and Twen- tieth street.
 J. N. Gillespie at Seventeenth street and Avenue E.
 Joe Hirsch at Eighteenth street and Avenue c.
 Fl Rammage at Twenty-second street and Avenue c.
 Tn the matter of refusing license to sa- looms on Nineteenth street. Attorney Au- eustus Benners represented the Tennes- see Coal, Iron and Railroad company ana Attorneys Frank S. White, Frank Deed- meyer and B. M. Allen represented the saloonkeepers affected.
 All the members of the council were present and took lively interest In the discussion and arguments of the attor- neys.
 Nominate Officers.
 Ensley lodge Independent Order or Odd Fellows, met in regular session at their hall last night and nominated officers for the next year. The election will take place at the regular meeting next week.
 The Ensley lodge will take it's team to Osceola December 26 to put on the sec ond degree in the new lodge that has just been instituted at that place.
 Entertain Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Long entertained a number of friends at their home on Avenue H last night.
 Those present were Mir. and Mrs. D. A. Echols, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Robbins, Mrs. Henry Broda, Mrs Modie Cunning ham, Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Shields, Miss Irene Clere, Miss Maggie Ward and MT. Fred G. Moore.
 Star Dramatic Company.
 The Star Dramatic company from Pratt City will present 'Louvar The Pau per-" at the Ensley opera house tomor- row night for the benefit of the home mission societies of the Ensley churches. This entertainment was presented at Pratt City about a week ago and was said to be very fine The attendance prom ises to be large tomorrow night.
 In addition to the play the Jefferson County Male Quartette will render several musical selections which promise to be very interesting. This is also Pratt City organization that has won much favor among music lovers.
 Notes and Personals.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church will serve turkey din ner at the Presbyterian hall on Nine teenth street tomorrow at noon. The ladies served a meal at the hall tonight which was enjoyed by a number of people and the ladies are pleased with the patronage given them by the public. The affairs are being given for the benefit of the church. The Rev. J. ". Orr has returned from Tuscumbia. where he has been for the mast ten days assisting in series of meetings at the Presbyterian church in that city.
 Mrs J. w. Morgan is very i'll at St. yincents hospital in Birmingham.
 The meeting of the Thread of the Story club which was to have been held with Mrs. John Going in Birmingham this after noon was postponed until tomorrow after noon at o'clock.
 Next Saturday will be pay day at the steel mill and will be unusually large on account of the approaching holidays. At than usual, and the plant has been mak- ing full time. The merchants are look ing forward to a very heavy and satisfac- tory holiday trade.
 The Rev J. J. D. Hall has gone to Gainesville, Ala. for few days rest.
 Dr. Modie Cunningham is in New York city on a business trip
 number of the members of Ensley Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles are in attendance on the meeting of the state aerie at Bessemer The local aerie will meet in regular session in this city to- morrow night.
 
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