The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21
R. L. Penick, Montgomery, Ala.
 Telephone 43. ll9 Dexter Avenue.
THE COW QUESTION.
Is Now Agitating the People of
 Tuscaloosa

business discussed was that of the com ing city election, in which the COW ques- ton will be one of the most important issues. The Mayor was instructed to ar range for the printing of the election tickets, on which will be placed the vote on the COW question, so that one can vote for or against the COW law in the entire corporation. The following were appoint ed managers of the coming election: Wal ter Robinson, J. B. Hays, J. Webb Car sen: clerks, Robert c. Cornell and E. P Peterson.
 Between now and January 1, 1908, the dispensary was ordered to make check to the city for $, ,625 which amount equals the saloon license for the year. Mayor Cochrane was made ex oficio chairman of the dispensary committee, with fet of $25 per month.
 Chief Mabill was instructed to have wa Eter plugs opened and the sidewalks com pleted to the Alabama Great Southern station. The Water Works Company was instructed to lay an additional line ol pipes, which, when roughly estimated would amount to about 9,570 feet or IA miles, and which will be a great benefit to the city. The chief of police was or dered to notify and arrest all persons who blockade the streets with unneces' sary obstacles. The board will meet again next Wednesday.
 The reception given last evening at the rectory by Rev and Mrs. s. B. McGlohon complimentary to the University students attending Christ Church. proved most delightful affair. The whole house was very tastefully and handsomely decorated In the dining room, where dainty ices and cakes were served, the decorations were especially attractive in pink. Mesdames H. A. Jones and J. T. Cochrane presided at the frappe bowl. Rev. and Mrs. Nc Glohon were assisted in receiving by the following: Mrs. Ellen Peter-Bryce, Mrs. Alonzo Hill, Mrs. R. C. McCalla. Mrs. Walter Ryan, Mrs. c. N. Maxwell. Mrs. M. P. Jemison and Mrs. J. J. Mayfield.
 MT William Wright and Miss Velma Ozment, second daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Ozment, were married yesterday at the residence of the brides parents on Greensboro Avenue. The decorations of potted plants and white chrysanthemums were very effective. Rev. John VanLear was the officiating minister. The bride wore a going-away gown of blue cloth with applique trimmings AS Miss o. ment, Mrs. Wright has been much ad-
 
 Is a popular employe at the Mobile and Ohio shops. They left immediately for a visit to St. Louis.
 The University boys are rejoicing over the announcement by President Abercrom- bic that they can all attend the foot ball game in Birmingham between the varsity and the Georgia Techs onThanks- giving day. A large number will doubt less avail themselves of the opportunity, as this is the first game they have been allowed to witness of the campus this season.
 The following is the interesting report of the dispensary which was given at the City Council last evening: Total months sales, S, 433 .75; profits for month. $2,804 6S; largest days saves, $644.75; smallest days sales, $l96.20 average days sales, $3l236; average packages sold. 27.6S4; total pack ages sold. 1.024; business days open, 27.
 MT. L. w. Hall. who has been i'll in Sy- raouse, N. Y, for several weeks, Is ex- pected to return in a few days.
 The Tuscaloosa Times is moving into it's new quarters on Broad Street.
 A spoiled child is to be pitied because of ts fOOI naranfS