The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
WILL BUILD WHARF
DIRECTING PROPERTY OWNERS
 ARE SATISFIED.
No Injunction Asked Against Boat Compeny As Was Expected-sei- na Methodists To Dedicate
 Heuse Of Worship.

Selma, Oct -s.-(special. )-Ths dif- ferences between the Birmingham and Gulf Railway and Navigating Com- pany and N. Kahn and Company and W. Waller regarding the wharf build- Ing of the rear of the building on Water street has been adjusted and work upon the wharf was renewed this morning by the contractor.
 Thursday morning the contractor was notifed to cease work upon the same, 1t being at the time intimated that probably an injunction restrain ing the boat company from building the wharf would be applied for.
 It is now thought that the differ ences between the Birmingham and Gulf Railway and Navigating Com pany and Messrs. N. Kahn and Com pany, and N. Waller arose from the fact that the two Selma concerns be- lieved that the boat company was encroaching upon their property and for that reason had the notice serv- ed which caused work upon the wharf to be temporarily suspended.
 With these differences amfcably ad- justed the work will continue upon the wharf as fast as possible and 1t is now thought that the wharf and warehouse which the Birmingham and Gulf Railway and Navigating Com pany is putting in will be completed by November 1. The wharf and ware house will prove a source of great benefit to the shipping interests of the city and will also facilitate the handling of the large volume Of freight which the company in future expects to have out of Selma.
 The Selma Street and Suburban Railway Company will begin the work of running a spur track down Water street from the intersection of Broad into the warehouse of the boat com pany in about a week. Two spur tracks will be put in the warehouse and these tracks will be used to haul car load consignments of freight from the railroads entering the city and consigned to the boat company to their warehouse. where they will be loaded upon the boats of the company and carried to Mobile.
 VIII Dedicate Church.
 The Alabama Street Methodist church in the eastern part of the city which was erected about two years ago will be dedicated tomorrow morning by Bishop B. Nj. Morrison, of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Bish- op- Morrison will preach the sermon at that church during the morning and after the sermon. the church will be dedicated. An interesting musical program which will be given by the best talent of the city will be rem dered during the service.
 The Alabama Street Methodist church Is an imposing little structure and the work upon 1t was started some years ago by the congregation. The church was completed about two years ago and since then the congre- gation has been striving to free itself from indebtedness, which they suc- ceeded in doing a few weeks ago. Sunday night Bishop Morrison will preach at the Church Street Methodist church.
 Boats Bring Large Loads.
 The Birmingham and Gulf Alabama river boat John Quill and the inde- pendent boat Mary Staples both reach- ed the city wharf this morning from Mobile. Both of the boats brought up large loads of cotton and cotton seed and a quantity of miscellaneous freight Both the John Quill and the Mary Staples left this afternoon on their return trip to Mobile with fair consignments of freight for the lower landings,