The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-08
NEWS OF ENSLEY

The trial of Henry Buchanan and Annie Jones, negroes. charged with selling and buying condemned meat. will come up before Judge Lowry of the recorders court this morning The man drives the city trash wagon and it is alleged that instead of hauling away meat condemned by the inspect ors, he gathered 1t up and sold it to the woman, who runs a restaurant in Avenyttown. The negroes were arrest ed by Officers McGill and Wiggins.
 The crack brass band of the Ten nessee company has agreed to give one concert month at No. 12 mine. The first concert will be given tomorrow afternoon.
 The members of the Sons of Scot land, who attended the first outing of the club at Gate City yesterday, report a most enjoyable day. Pratt City, Wy lam and Ensley, where many of the members reside were well represented. observe memorial day next Sunday aft ernoon at the Brighton cemetery. The members of the two camps will go in body to the cemetery to decorate the graves of the departed members of the order. All of the Woodmen will be in full uniform.
 After a busy week the Bessemer city court adjourned Thursday, much busi- ness having been transacted. The fol- lowing cases were disposed of: Sam Early was fined s1 and costs for abusive Ian. guage: Sarah Murray, $50 and costs for violating the revenue law; Sarah Jones. $50 for violating the revenue law; John Jarvis, sl0 and costs for vagrancy; Ava Vance, $50 for carrying concealed weap- on; Annie Randolph, $50 in each of three cases for violating the revenue law; Alice Jackson, s25 for assault with a weapon. Court adjourned for the week.
 Over 50 arrests have been made dur ing the last iS hours as a result of the de- termned campaign of the sheriff's office to stop the illegal sale of liquors with out a license and end the blind tiger bus mess in this end of the county. Most of the arrests were for the blind tiger law In the event that bond is made all of these cases are returnable to the city court of Bessemer.
 Saturday will be a gala day TOT besse- ner merchants. as nearly all of the large corporations will have three weeks pay day. which will mean that large sum of money will be distributed. Whole. sale men report that on account Of three weeks nay that business has been very active and the outlook for the month is exceedingly bright Unfortunately, a number of Saturdays have been rainy ones and it is expected that there will ho A record breaking crowd' here tomor- row.
 Toe Manzelto. a small boy, was run over today at Third avenue and Nine teenth street by an. automobile owned and driven by MT. Jenkins. The details of the accident have not been learned and the blame was laid on neither. The bicycle the boy was riding was owned by the Fulton Drug company and was badly damaged. while the machine was only slightly damaged.
 The contract that was let for the houses for the sIoss company at Bessemer, have heen nearly completed by Cotwell Bros. There are more than % houses being built, which will improve everything about the camp It has been intimated that another contract will be let by the same company for more houses.
 officials of the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company have beer in- vestigating the advisability of a line of electric cars from the main line of the North Bessemer line at Brighton through the town of Dolomite the coal mining camp of the Woodward Iron company This line has been in prospect for some time and it will open large territory