The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-16
.ENSLEY COUNCIL
 ELECTS OFFICERS Old Men Get Places for An-
 other Year
WILL PAVE TWO STREETS
Street Railway Company Makes Bonds for Employees Arrested and Fined
 In Connection With the
 License Controversy.

Ensley, February 15.--(Special.) )-At the meeting of the City Council tonight all the city officers were reelected, includ- ing the eight members of the police force. A resolution was passed unanimously by the council agreeing to pave certain streets in the business portion of the city provided the consent of a majority of the property owners could be secured.
 Following were the city officials elected: Attorney-Romaine Boyd.
 Physician-Dr J. E. Roberts.
 Clerk-A. l.. Arnold.
 Tax Collector and Treasurer-S. G. Fon- vile.
 Chief of Polce-D S. Suggs.
 Street Commissioner-Joe Tetlow.
 Warden and Market Inspector-A. A. Harris.
 Mir. Arnold and MT. Tetlow were the only officers who had opposition, but both had a majority of the council for them and were reelected without trouble.
 The resolution in regard to the street paving was Introduced by Jim Dupree, chairman of the street committee of the City Council and was passed unanimous ly. It provides for paving Nineteenth street from Avenue G to the railroad with either vitrified brick or bituminous macadanl, and paving Avenue F from Sixteenth street to Twenty-frst street with the same material
 The property owners will be asked to express an opinion as to whether the two thoroughfares shall be paved, and if paved. which of the two pavings is pre- ferred.
 Bonds Are Made.
 The Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company this afternoon made bond for the four motormen arrested and fined $50 each by Mayor Scott and also for it's agent in Ensley. The cases have been appealed to the criminal court. as pro- vided by law in cases of this kind.
 This concluded the first step in the differences between the city and the street railway company on the payment of the license demanded by the city. The street car company decided to make a test case of the matter and still refused to pay the several employees of the company as agents of a concern which was doing business without license.
 The case will probably be taken to the supreme court, as either the city or the street railway company will probably ap- peal from any decision of the criminal court in the matter.
 The company has not yet paid the tax assessments in number of other of the smaller municipalities in the county, and the result of the proceedings in the Ems ley case will probably decide the mat ter in the other cities
 Dandridge-Perkins.
 A marriage of interest to the people of Ensley will be that of Miss Fora Per kins to MT. Cameron Dandridge which will take place at the First Methodist church next Sunday afternoon at 1 O clock
 Both the young people are well known and popular in Ensley and the wedding will be witnessed by a large number of friends and relatives.
 Immediately after the marriage MT. and Mrs. Dandridge will leave for Gainesville, Ala. where they will spend several days after which they will make their home in this city, where Mir Dandrldge holds a responsible position with the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company in the commissary.