The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-23

extend the driveway which at present stops under the Auditorium buildink ciear through Co Madison Avenue. In do- ing this twenty feet will be cut of from the rear of two of-the stores which front on Perry Street and which are under the Auditorium. r
 AMBROSE LEWIS. a negro, was ar rested yesterday evening by Patrolmen ]. L. Taylor and Roberts on a warrant sworn out by Ned Jordan, negro, charG- inG Lewis with grand larceny. Both ne- sroes are employed at the store of Win ter & Loeb on Commerce Street. Jordan
 alleges that he dropped $35 on the floor in
 the store and that he will be able to prove that Lewis picked up the mnoey. Lewis contends that he is innocent of the
 charge. He is locked up at police head quarters,
 INCORPORATION PAPERS for the Montgomery Pleasure Garden were filed
 in the Probate once yesterday. The pa-
 pers were signed by the following we'll
 known business men Of this city: A. B.,
 Meyer. Sidney Gassenheimer. D. s. Haus-
 man and E. J. McAdam. The purpose of the corporation Ia to conduct | beer gar
 den. which, 1t is said, will be situated on
 the banks of the river in North Mont
 gomery, although no announcement Of the intention of the incorporators has
 been made. The corporation is capitalized
 at $500. r
 THE FIRST BASEBALL game of the
 season was a warm contest yesterday be-
 tween the High School boys and the
 Adams Street nine. It was an exciting
 game from start to finish. At the end of
 the ninth inning the score was tie,
 each side having Il runs. In the tenth
 inning the High School team succeeded tn
 getting one man across the home plate.
 For the High School the battery was Mo Clellan and Fraser, while Cade and Nor ton did the work for the Adams Street aggregation.
 DIR. SHIRLEY BRAGG, Physician Con- Vct Inspector of the State Convict Bureau returned yesterday from tour of inspection of the convict camps of the State. He says that as soon as c rail- road line is built to a new coal mine in Walker County the convicts now at Coal burg will be removed there. This re-
 movAi will be caused on account of the
 prevalence of tuberculosis at the Coal burg mines.
 THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY Board of Registrars completed it's first two
 weeks of registration yesterday afternoon
 at 5 o'clock. At that hour 1,su voters ot
 Montgomery County had been registered. The Board will remain in the city four
 more weeks. when 1t will make the rounds
 of the country beats. after which 1t will
 return to the court house here A REPORT has been received at police headquarters that Monkeys store. at the corner of Jefferson Davis Avenue and Hoicombe Streets, was robbed Thursday night and that the thief or thieves fse- cured groceries and some small change
 out of the cash drawer. Special officer Payne is at work on the case, but no art rests have been made.
 GOVERNOR JELKS has received the resignation of J. M. Thornton of Talla- dega as a member of the Board of Con- trot of the Fourth District Agricultural School. located at Sylacauka. but his | successor has not yet been named. Mfr. Thornton does not assign any cause for his resignation.
 GRAND LARCENY is the charge placed against Sam Gilmer. negro. who was arrested yesterday by Special Of1cers | Payne and Rapport. Gilmer is charged with stealing two lap robes from the liv- cry stable of J. C. Haygocd.
 E. W. LEpBETTER of Anniston was named as q Notary Public yesterday by Governor Jelks. and J. P. Davidson of | Faunsdaie was appointed Notary Pub- | lic and Justice of the Peace for Beat .. Marengo County.
 Secretary of State R. P. McDavid l passed through Montgomery last night en route from his home in Birmingham to New Orleans.
 Mir J. l.. McGough is spending the day at his home in Fulton, Ala.
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