The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-11
COMMITTEE SOUNDS NOTE OF WARNING Rules Will Be RigidIy Enforced,
 Says Chairman LIDDELL HAS WITHDRAWN The Tennessee Company Will Move Its Large Power House to Give
 Place to the New Steel
 Plant.
LIDDELL HAS WITHDRAWN

Ensley October 10.-(speelall The fol- lowing address has been ssued To the Voters ot Ensley.
 Section ll of the primary elet ton law of Alabama reads in part as follows. The party holding such Urinary election may by it's central or executive commit tee or ether governing autho ftv. pre- scribe or fix any rules or resuiatlons for the holding of such primary elections not inconsistent or in conflict with this act. or the general laws of the state"
 In conformity with the above law the executive committee prescribed as one of the rules governing this prlma~y, tha. all voters must register with the tty regis trar before being entitled to vote. Do not be deceived, for this rule will te rigidly enforced
 The legislature of Alabama in granting charter to the city of Ensley, recognized the necessity of city regist: ton, by providing for such registration i., the gen. eral election for city officials. The com mittee's rules are copied almost verbatiunl from the city charter.
 By voting in this primary you will nave voice in the selection of chief of police city attorney, city clerk, city treasurer. and state commissioner. It you wait un- til the general election in February. you
 
 officers are not elected by the people, but by the board of aldermen, as provided for by the city charter
 w. ". SHORTbADGE. Chairman City Dem. EX. Committee.
 Liddel Withdraws.
 The ticket drawn up by the Elsley Municipal Reform league last week has lost its head and several of it's members, and is naturally in bad heath. James Liddel, candidate for Mayor J. H, Leath, candidate for city clerk and sev- eral of the aldermen having withdrawn, there is now no definitely slated ticket in the field
 F. c. Fonville, the only annou. eed can didate for Mayor, has strong following, who will no doubt back him up with a full ticket in the meeting to be held to- morrow night.
 In the aldermanie race probably four candidates will offer from each ward, there being a large number already in. c. F. Camp has positively announced for chief of police. T. F. Fuqua a A. l.. Arnold will oppose each other for city clerk, and Joe Tetlow, A. A. Harris, and I. P. Guy are candidates Tor street com missioner.
 Friday and Saturday being tho last days for entrance, will develoo a number of secret operations and will throw the fight open before the people
 Power House. The large new power house of the Ten ressee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, which was finished only six years ago, s to be torn down and rebuilt on an other site At the time of construction lLe present plans of the company had ot yet been formed, and, now that the great steel plant is to be built, 1t is found l hat the power house is in the line of the only site which is In any way practical. Hence the management has decided to re 3uild tte power house, probably in the rear of furnace No. 8, or neal the steel plant foundry, il having not yet been de- 1Ided which will be used.
 This electric plant is one of the most powerful owned by any corporation in the south. !; supplies all of the motive power foi four furnaces, the largest steel plant, a rod mill and foundry, as well as the lrrrrnr loI lighting purposes. When it .s moyc0 several improvements will pa added and the old plant at the furnace, ..hioh .,as been used for some few pur- ioses will be taken out. As soon as the site Is determined upon a large gang oi borels will begin the work
 The new steele plant is now beginning tu rise After live or six months of grad ips and '. ork with a steam shovel the e2- tavations for foundations taVe been about I.alf con lIeted, but meanwhile the con- crete foundations of the mixers and con- vsrters are heinz laid and the steel frames will soon begin to .lse This will require large number Of laborers, Who viii pr)rably be imported for the pur pose.
 The seam shovel is still making the dirt fly Gown toward the southern end, removing great piles of slag and refuse which have been dumped there during the las. few years. When ali is competed 1nsley will have the greatst plant and th pride cf the south in her midst.
 Parker-Hawkins.
 A all:et home wedding tccA place to. Il ght ai Fowderly. in which ]. E. Parker aau Mlss Ola C. Hawkins were the con- acting parties. There were only few friends present at the ceremony which ras performed in a simple manner bl the Rev. J. w. Norton, a Methodist min ieter.
 MT. Palker Is a resident of Ensley and