The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
MUCH INTEREST IN
 ENSLEY PRIMARY Many Candidates Qualified Late
 Saturday Night ALL CLASSES REPRESENTED Runaway Horse Causes Confusion in Crowded Street, and Slightly
 lnjures the Driver.
 News Notes.
ALL CLASSES REPRESENTED

l5nsler, October 1L-(Special.)-The gen. eral topic of discussion on the streets to- cay was the list of candidates which has qualified for the coming primary. The various aspirants being compliment ed by Their hosts of friends who claim that the ticket which the primary cleo ton will nominate will be choice set Of men, fully capable to fill their offices.
 All interests are represented; the in- Gustries, banks, real estate companies, merchants, contractors and general bus iness I'p to the last moment Saturday light candidates were filing their names with the clerk and the list which was partially given yesterday is bound below in full: Mayor, f. G. Fonville chief of police, C. r. Camp; city clerk, C. T. 1 uaua. treasurer, r. D. Fuller, Jr.; city attorney W. w. Shorlridge; street com missioner, |. r. Guy and Tony Macon ( ty physician Dr. F H. Johnson and Dr. N IT. Wynn. Aldermen-Flrst ward, A l, Moss, c. E. Lind, w. T. Palmer and G. w. Veitch; Second ward, W. R. Stew art and r. NJ. Siye; Third ward, T. r.. heeuan and r. J. Lange; Fourth ward, A. F. Defunials, J. r. Brown and r. R. Patton; Fifth ward W. Il. Zuber and ;. N Watson. For executive committee First ward Thomas Harris and J. II. McLain Second ward, Roddy Morrison and O. k. Berney; Third ward, D. B. Bird lr, and C. II. Mandy; Fourth ward, d. C. Hancock and J. II. Lee
 There will nc q meeting of these can aidates tomorrow night at place to be designated later for the purpose of is- sung general call to the citizens, ask irg them to register before Thursday, tnnt they may nave an opportunity of -,oting fer the various subordinate officers us well as for mayor and board of al- uermen.
 Runaway Horse.
 A disastrous runaway occurred yester- day afternoon. resulting in the destruc- tion Of the dray-wason of the Brooks Furniture company and several bad bl uises and cuts on the body of the negro driver.
 The horse became frightened by car ard dashed up Nineteenth street to Ave i,1e (, where the negro was thrown out alsI dragged some distance by becoming tpngled in the lines After running an ,tter blCck the horse turned in on the concrete sidewalk and immediately slipped down, the wagon being left behind, com p,etely demolished. The street was crowd GU with people and several narrowly es- capeI being rur down.
 Notes and Personals.
 Tony Frank, the grocery man, is erect ing q fine two-storN frame building at Palmer Terrace. The situation is es- peciallv good and a considerable sum will be spent in beautifying the grounds; $35OO Is the estimated cost of the residence
 Crawford Perkins was seen on the s,reets of Ensley again today and his many friends gave him hearty well come MT Perkins has been spending several weeks in New Mexico for his hoalth and has returned perfectly recuper- a3ed.
 Mrs W V. Averyts and her daughters. Miss Annie and Miss Madde AVeryts, have moved 10 Ensley from Auburn. and will ltve with Dr. F. w. Averyt. The young ladies ore well known in Ensley and will ,nay.e q valuable addition 10 the social set.
 ]. R. Acuff recently with the Jefferson Zeal Estate company, has accepted q za, sition with the Ensley Real Estate and Investment comIntny and asks his friends tc call on him at his new place.
 The real estate market has been quite at tive during the past week. Several large acreage sales have been made. and tiree fine residences sold. The real es- tate men expect to make anumber of fine sales during Home Coming Week.