The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-12
Mass Meeting Will Be Held
 Saturday Night
HEAVY FROST AT SELMA
Guest at Hotel Albert Causes Consid erable Damage to Lower Floor By Failing to Turn of
 Faucet.

Selma, October 11-(Special )-Saturday at noon in Selma will be held a meeting for the purpose of forming an organiza- tion for the better protection of game and the enforcement of the game laws of the county. In Dallas county 1t 1s unlawful to shoot or trap any quail be- tween the 18th day of March and the lst day of November. It Is likewise unlawful to shoot or trap any doves between March 18th and July 18th. Ducks and turkey may be shot after october l5th, but 1t is unlawful to sell or expose Tor sale any quail or doves. There is good | reason for the belief that the law is be- 1 ing disregarded and therefore a call mas been issued for meeting at noon Sat urday. The call is signed by the follow ing well known eitizens: F. Lamar. w R. Nelson, w. P. Walch s. F. Hous- ton. W. R. Nelson, c. W. Hooper and | w. P Molette, and a petition is being circulated promising to attend the meet f ing. Steps will be taken to not only make the law more stringent, put 1t Is 1 likely that a game warden will be asked l for from the legislature and other neces- | sary laws enacted to protect to the fullest extent all game.
 Frost This Morning. | Although the government thermometer i registered only 40 as the lowest point reached during last night there was Il white frost on the ground in this vicinity this morning. Forty-two is the frost line and it was killing frost for tender faf home l. mo is now at an end This is the earliest frost known in this section in twenty years or more. November 10 is about the time that frost usually comes.
 U. D. c. Elect Officers.
 Selma Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confectionery held it's annual meet ing Wednesday afternoon and besides electing officers for the ensuing year took steps looking to the completion of ar engagements for the erection of the memorl- al boulder to the heroes who gave their lives for the Lost Cause in defense of Selma on April 9, 1906. The folloging are the new officers:
 Mrs. A. W. Cawthon, president Mrs. F.. NJ. Bryne, first vice president Mrs w. & Monk, second vice president Mrs. R. E. Nell, recording secretary; Miss Emily Ferguson, corresponding secretary; Miss Eudora Connoley. treasurer; Mrs. J. T. Chapman director.
 Local and Personal
 Considerable damage was done the Ho- tel Albert last night EY a guest leav- ing the faucet in the bath room open and water running down into the parlor, dam aging the handsome carpets, walls, etc. and also the handsome piano. While the water was running into the tub during the | afternoon il was shut off from below and | the young man after leaving the bath room did not close the faucet. therefore when the water was turned on at night | it over-ran the tub, About $500 damage | was done.
 | Mir. and Mrs. A. T. Reeves have moved | into the Eliasberg cottage on Lamar street. the first of a number of houses that are soon to occupy the old Staffold | grove.
 l Miss Irma Querens of New Orleans, who has been visiting in the city has returned to her home
 MT M. Koenigsthal returned today from Europe. His daughter, Mss Helen. who accompanied him to his old home, stopped in Boston for few weeks.
 Miss Ida Weaver and MT. Samuel Wilson | were married last night at the home of | the brides aunt, Mrs. D. A. Northrop