The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-12
CONDEMN FREIGHT
 DEPOT IN ANN|ST0N
Southern Building Declared
 Unsafe by Inspector
FEE SYSTEM OPPOSED
Ordinance Introduced in Anniston
 Council Requiring Officials Be Made to Furnish Bonds-Wil-
 lett Names Committee

 ing that it is unsafe and a menace to human life Edward Jewell, city building inspector, has condemned the southern freight depot in this city. and Dr. J. l., Wikle. mayor, has employed C. ". Carl ton, an architect, to investigate the con dition of the building and report to him. preparatory to making a formal demand on the Southern to move out of the build ing or else put it in safe condition.
 MT. Carlton examined the building Thursday afternoon, and in statement given out he does not hesitate to say that 1t is unsafe and dangerous to those em- ployed there. J. A. McGuirk. agent Tor the Southern. admits that the building Is in bad condition, but says he does not think it should be condemned, and says he has never received formal notification to the effect that 1t has been con demned
 After Fee System
 Fred NJ. Jackson, a well known Bir- mingham business man, and vice chair man of the anti-fee system committed of Jefferson county, was in Anniston Fri- day for the purpose of soliciting the sup port of the people of this city and dis trict in securing the abolishment Of the fee evil. He conferred with large num- Der of the most prominent business and professional men, and went on record in an interview as not only favoring an amendment to the constitution eliminat- ing the fee system. but in favor of a new constitution.
 Would Bond City Officials
 One of the features of the first reg ular meeting of the new Anniston city council Thursday evening was an ordi- nance introduced by J. G. Farley of the Fourth ward requiring that the city at torney, chief of police, warden. street overseer and license inspector be made to furnish bonds. This ordinance was passed, but an ordinance requiring city officials to pay for their own bonds went over to another meeting.
 Willett Names Committee
 F. D. Willett, chairman of the Calhoun county Wilson and Marshall club has ap- pointed committee consisting of one man from each beat in the county to so- licit members and funds for the cam paign. J. II. Edmondson was. appointed chairman of the committee and each of
 
 riston.
 College Boys to College Girls
 The undergraduates of the Alabama Presbyterian college entertained in com plment to the students of Noble institute at college Y. M. c. A. reception Thurs day evening, 80 couples being present. President c. H. Yeuell r. w. McCorkle. S. M. Crosby and P. G. Kemp composed the receiving committee.
 Pioneer Citizen Dead
 J. A. Self, an Anniston pioneer and for 4G years member of the Methodist church. died at the home of his brother in-law, J. M. Mickey. on South Winner Friday morning at the age of 61 years The funeral and interment will take place Saturday at Coldwater, Rev. Robert Aus tin of Birmingham officiating.
 Girls Write for Preds
 The girls of Noble institute will have three pages of matter in the current is- sue of the Professionalism, the college magazine issued by the Alabama Presby- terian college, when it comes from the press in a few days. G. H. Yeuell IS editor of the Pred magazine this year, P. c. Kemp business manager and w. w. stephen exchange editor and funny man.
 Bitten by FerOcious Dog
 A little daughter of MT. and Mrs w. A. Simpson of Oxford was bitten by a ferocious dog believed to have rabies Thursday evening. The dog also at tackled several canines and it's head was sent to the Pasteur institute at Mont gomery after the animal was killed. The parents of the little girl are very uneasy about her condition
 Removed From Office
 At a regular meeting of the new city council Thursday night, A. H. Arnold, who was removed from the office of sani- tary, milk and meat inspector because he was alleged to have used teams be- longing to the city for his personal use. put in claim for s7s0 which he claims is due him on back salary Arnold was elected for term of two years, but was removed after he had served about