The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-01
ETOWAH ID FIGHT
 LIQUOR BUSINESS
Plans for Campaign to Be Dis
 cuSSed Tomorrow
WATSON HELD FOR MURDER
Passes Are Called in By superintend- ent c. J. Bell of Alabama City, Gadsden and Attalla
 Railway Go.

Gadsden August 3i-(special) )-The friends of temperance In and around Gadsden will meet next Monday morning in the Sunday school room of the First Baptist church at 10 o'clock to arrange for mass meeting later, and to make the preliminary arrangements for a prohi5l- tion campaign. It is expected that repre- sentatves from all parts of the county 1 will be present. Brooks Lawrence, state superintendent of the Ant-saloon league, will be in Gadsden September s, and make number of addresses. An effort will be made to have him remain here and l address a mass meeting to be called for the purpose of starting the campaign with the proper enthusiasm. At least this is the intention of those who will lead in the meeting next Monday.
 Judge Penn has bound D Watson over to court and fixed his bail at 5000. Wat son is the man charged with murder of Charles Ellenberg at the Citico mines recently. Watson is only boy about 20 years old. It is not probable that he will be able to make the bond, and VIII itHldiil III Jdll uillll HIS tdSe tdft pe tried in the city court.
 The Gadsden Development company reports a big weeks Business, twenty two lots having bee nsold in one day. This company is doing considerable ad- vertising away from home and is doing good work in bringing our advantages to the notice of strangers.
 The North Alabama Real Estate com pany has leased the building in the rear of the First National bank on Fourth street, and will aft it up for a real es- tate exchange. The building will Da handsomely fitted up and will be one of the finest and most convenient real estate offices in the city The company ex- poets to get into it's new quarters some time next week.
 small freight wreck at the crossing of the A. G. s. and l.. and N. in Attalla early this morning called the wreclSing crew out from Anniston to cleaq mp the tracks so that traffic might be Resumed. Beyond tearing up the tracks, and the delay of trains no damage was done. 
 The county pension board will Ee in session next week. It will begin it's la bors on Monday and will probably be busy the entire week. The board formerly met in July, but the new law changes the time of meeting to the first Monday in September pr. Slack and M E. Pente- cost. Sr.,, compose the board at pres ent.
 R. N. Moody of Albertvile, a member of the Christian church. will conduct series, of meetings in West Gadsden be- ginning next Sunday The meetings will be held in large tent and everybody IS invited.
 Miss Mai Murphree died last night al the home of her brother, W. r. Mur- phree on Harason street. Miss AIur- phree was 33 years old and vas victim of consumption. The remains were taken to Walnut Grove this morning, where interment will be made In the family burying ground today. Miss Murphree has three brothers in this city, Hon. w. T. Murphree, Dr. c. L. Murphree and Conrad Murphree, all highly respected citizens.
 The Alabama City, Gadsden and At talla railway has issued the following order to it's conductors.
 Notice to Conductors and Motormen:
 'On ana after SepleIIlDeT l. lSVi, Sou will see to it that no one rides on passes. This includes policemen and firemen This instruction is in accordance with the new law which goes into effect to- morrow The only passes you will be allowed to honor are stockholders, em- ployes and company attorneys. Any ore breaking this rule will be dealth with se- verely. "CHAS. J. FELL, Supt.
 Col R. B. Kyle returned yesterday from a trip to Hale Springs. East Tennessee. Col. and Mrs. Kyle have been spending some time at these springs during the heated term. Mrs, Kyle will remain some time longer. Colonel Kyle expresses him self as well pleased with the trip, and says he was greatly benefited by 1t.
 Work on the foundation for the building for the Tri-City Gas company's plant in this city is progressing nicely, and the work is more than two-thirds finished.