The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-22
HUBER |S ELECTED
 CITY COUNCILMAN Succeeds J. M. Donaldson, Re-
 signed, at Ensley NEW FIRE DEPARTMENT Fairview Will Vote on Incorporation Tomorrow-New Rebekah Lodge
 to Be Organized at osceoa
 Station Tonight.

Ensley June 21.-(SpeciaD.-The city council in regular session tonight .rau- fled the petition of the citizens of the Fifth ward and elected W. IT. Zuber as @ member of the council to succeed J. M. Donaldson. who recently resigned on ac= count of his having moved from the ward. Mir. Zuber's election was made unanimous. He will be sworn in at the next regu- lar meeting of the council.
 Authority was given the mayor and city hall committee to contract for the work of remodeling and preparing the city market fronting Avenue E. for the accommodation of the fire department. The cost of this work is estimated at about se00. and will be done at once. AS soon as the work is completed the fire department will be moved into the place. and the apartments used at present by the department will be converted into a ward for female prisoners
 Fire Department.
 The removal of the fire department to the new quarters will be matter of great convenience; and it is stated that the improvement will put Ensley on 8 much better fire insurance basis, and the rates will be accordingly reduced.
 A complaint against the protrusion of property into Avenue I was referred to the street committee.
 Alderman Rogers introduced rules and regulations for the management of the new free library which were read and referred to the judiciary committee and fa at ha next regular meeting.
 w. A. Harding was granted q license to open a saloon at the corner of Seven- teenth street and Avenue c.
 Those present were: Mayor Scott, AL dermen Settle Brigman, Culpepper, owen, Rogers and Keenan.
 Incorporation Election.
 The citizens of Fairview on the South Ensley car line will hold an election Sat urday to decide the question of incor- porating the place.
 The election will be held at w. B. Wick CTS store at Osceola station, and it is expected that much interest will be taken on both sides of the question. It is said that while many of the besA citizens Of the community favor the incorporation, there are a nu1nDef WnO dre equdlly op- posed to it on several grounds.
 The polls will be open all day. The following men will manage the election: Charles Berg. Harry Spurrier and Wal ter Lynch
 To Organize New Lodge.
 A meeting will be held at the Odd Eel lows hall at Osceola station tomorrow night for the purpose of organizing new Rebekah lodge, which will be known as the Oak Crest lodge
 F'airyiew has one of the strongest and most progressive young Odd Fellows lodges in the district, and it is believed that the Rebekah lodge to be organized can be made equally strong and impor- tant
 A number of the ladies in the communl- ty are taking a live interest in the move ment, and it is believed that the attend ance at the meeting tomorrow night will be very large.
 Refreshments will be served during the evening.
 SettIe-Trousdale.
 Miss Mary Settle and Mir Aubrey Trues- dale, two popular young people of Ems ley were married at the nome of MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Pope on Avenue F last night.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev J. w. Orr, pastor of the First Presbyterian church.