The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-29

who shall comprise the next city admin istration other than those who shall be nominated tomorrow from the ticket given above. However. goodly portion of the nominees can be foretold as it will be seen that a majority of the above can- didates are without opposition.
 Opposition in February.
 It has been intimated. however. that there will be strong and at once telling opposition when the windy month final ly comes upon us and it is also intimated in the same breath that the contest will be warm and interesting. The race will no doubt claim it's '1ions share" of the time-worn strenuority of the windy month" As matters are now the pri- mary tomorrow will go off quietly.
 Ensley has never known but one Mayor since it became a corporate city, namely, N. W. Scott, but it now seems that d new parsonage will soon occupy the seat of justice in the city court. as Mayor Scott has said that he will not be a can- didate for reelection. Probably a more popular Mayor has mover occupied office than Ensley's present executive He is greatly nonored and held in the highest eSletIl DN HIS IellOW ClllZenS.
 Ensley is great and growing city. and it's future prospecty and progressiveness largely depends on the administration of it's public offairs. There are many impor- tant and vital issues involving the in- terests of every property owner within it's borders among which are the new bond issue for future and permanent develop ments and extensions, the building of larger and more eommodious school build ings.
 There is one thing that can be depended upon, in view of these facts. that is the property owning, moral and progressive citizenship will be found supporting the right kind of a Board of Aldermen.
 The polls will be open from a. m. until Q D. m, and will be in charge of the fol- lowing managers; R. F. Daniels, A. D. Slye, Tom F. West G. B. Cobb and Craw- ford Perkins. The city executive commit tee will meet at the city hall on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock and canvass the returns of the primary.
 Two Saturday Night Fires.
 Last night the fire department was called out twice before midnight; the first alarm coming in about 9:So and the second about 30.
 The first response was in answer to an alarm sent in from D. Fabians dry goods store on Avenue A and Nineteenth street. The building is a one-story brick and is owned by Pegram and Meade. The building itself was partially destroyed by the blaze but Faban's stock of goods did not fare so well as 1t was practical ly all consumed. The goods were covered by insurance, was also the building. The inside wood work and the shelves and fixtures were all burned. The walls were not damaged much. The owners will rebuild the structure at once.
 The second alarm was sent in from the home of Frank Butcher, the blaze being in the servants house. The flame was quickly extinguished and but little dam age done.
 Personal and General.
 The Ensley aerie of Eagles will give a smoker and social in their lodge rooms on Nineteenth street on next Thursday evening to which all of the members of brother aeries of the district are invited.
 The regular meeting of Cunningham chapter which was scheduled for tomor- row night has been postponed unti the regular meeting time in November.
 Miss Anice Shelton of Birmingham is the guest of Miss Alma Wood
 Mrs Hayden died at her home on Seventeenth street this morning at 415 o'clock after six months illness. She leaves one daughter and many friends The funeral will be conducted from the residence tomorrow afternoon. The inter- ment will be in Oak Hill cemetery Bir- minSham.