The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-29
MAY MEAN ANOTHER
 FINISHING PLANT
Steel Building Being Re-
 moved to Gadsden
PLACE BIG RAIL ORDER
City Primary Will Not Be Postponed. Paving Begun-Peoples Charged With Assault With Intent
 to Murder

Gadsden, June 2S.-(SpeciaI) )-What may house another large finishing plant for the Southern Iron and Steel company is be- ing moved here from Birmingham. This is the building formerly occupied by the Alabama Wire company. When the old Southern Steel company was organized the Alabama Wire company was absorbed and when the Southern Iron and Steel company was formed, all this property was taken over. new plant was built here, and the Birmingham branch aban- doned The building Is mammoth one of steel It is said that it will be torn down and moved here, where 1t will be erected at the side of the preesnt steel plant. By some this is believed to indi- cate that the Southern Iron and Steel company is contemplating another finish ing plant.
 Large Order for Light Rails
 A large order for light rails has been received by the Southern Iron and Steel company from the Louisville and Nash vile railroad. These are to be used in the double track construction work between Birmingham and Decatur. The
 
 for shipment to Scotland and the or ders ahead are so heavy that it is be- lieved that the plant will be unable to close for repairs on July 15, as has been planned.
 Primary July
 At the meeting of the city executive committee this afternoon it was de- old to ba ,ff nj inaa rM from July on account of the move ment for commission government. The opposition to the new form of gov- ernment under present conditions has become so strong that 1t Is not improb- able that petition asking an election on the subject will not be presented.
 Paving Begun
 Work on the new sidewalks on Hill ave- nue has begun by the Gadsden Concrete company, The walks will be extended from Twelfth to Sixteenth street. and there will be almost mile of them when completed. Contractors also have begun work on the Haralson avenue via duct which will be completed in about two weeks.
 Charged With Assault
 John Peoples, the negro with whom l. encounter over the possession of a pis- tol is charged now with assault with in- tent to murder, Anna Drstol, negreSS, being his alleged victim.
 Plan Confused
 Captain J. M. Elliott. Jr., who is con ducting a campaign for the consolidation of Gadsden Alabama City and Attalla, under a commission form of government, states that many have confused his plan with the plan to secure commission gov ernment for Gadsden. This is a mistake, he says, and there is no connnection be- tween the two.
 Teachers Institute in July
 According to J. E. Williams, superin- tendent of education of Etowah county. all teachers desiring to teach this fall and winter in Etowah must attend the county institute to be held here July z. The attendance of 50 teachers is expected.
 Graduates in Music
 News has been received here that James T. Cathey of this city is Q graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music.
 Virginian W Ids in Gadsden
 Miss Goldie Jones Of this city and Wall ter Wilson of Roanoke. Va. were married last night at the home of the bride on Hill avenue pr. Read of the First Meth odist church performed the ceremony. After the ceremony the young people left here for Roanoke, where they will spend their honeymoon. MT. Wilson is an elec- trician employed here.