The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

ably on the resolution to immediately erect fire station in North Montgom- 1 tey. The report was adopted Lots six and seven, corner Cell ana Yougene streets were reported as selec- ted for the West End fire station. The ] lots front s6 feet on Bell street, and run back 156 feet on Yougene street, and cost $S50. The report was adop- ted.
 The Joint Committee on Franchises and Privileges and Streets reported substitute to the petition of the Mo- | bile and Ohio Railroad, to lay tracks on Tallapoosa street, and moved that it lay on the table until the next regu- lar meeting. The motion was adop- ted.
 The Committee on Streets reported the bid of Hodgson and Hannon. the lowest for Sayre street paving from Wilson to South street, and moved that the report be adopted.The motion pre- vailed.
 The Committee reported that all bids for the paving of Mildred, South Hull and Monroe street and Madison ave- nue were rejected. The report was concurred in,
 Perry street property owners, pro- tested against the proposed methods of opening South McDonough street.
 The Advertising Scheme.
 A petition from the Advertising Com mittee of the Eommerical and Indus- trial Association for an appropriation to aid in advertising the advantages of MontEomery to homeseekers, and manufacturers was read. The petition was referred to the Committee on Fi- nance.
 The Gunter ordinance providing a $50. license for the selling of liquor Fnv Af~av, al ii Mir. Gunter said that druggists merely sell these liquors as an accommodation | to their patrons, and the large license | is manifest1y unfair. The ordinance was unanimously adopted. | An ordinance appropriating $23,23 to | reimburse Patrolman W. J. Jordan for time lost by sickness, was unanimously adopted.
 | The Kohn ordinance reducing the license on bucket shops. and other ex- changes to $200 a year was adopted without dissent.
 The Maddox ordinance providing a 1 fine of not less than S1 nor more than | s100 for failure to weigh coal on the city scales was adopted.
 Alderman Koln, introduced an ordi- nance increasing the license on whole sale and retail dealers in fire works. from $1O to s15.
 ' asking that the Finance Committee take action on the Coins resolution to install sewer on whitman street, was adopted.
 A resolution by Alderman Teague. that a raditor be placed in the Fire Chiefs room was adopted. | Alderman Teague introduced reso- lution that Inspector of Stock Jack Cook be sent to the market to pur- l aNa afv Aro In was introduced appropriating $L2O0 for that purpose. The ordinance was laid over until the next regular meeting. The resolution was adopted. l Alderman Kohn introduced an ordi- nance providing for $3,000 appropria- ton for the advertising of the city of Montgomery. The ordinance was re- ferred to the Finance Committee. I Resolutions were adopted that the assessments against abutting property l on streets paved under the baby bond act" be fixed-at amounts shown on the paving assessn1nt tax book, and that they be collected as other city taxes are collected.
 Resolutions to improve Summit and Douglas Streets were offered by AL derman Thompson and were adopted l by the Council.
 Change Street Names.
 A resolution by Alderman Roemer that the Committee on Streets suggest l names for certain streets that have the same name, was adopted.
 The Committee on Fire reported fa- vorably on the petition of F. J. Cram ton to move his blaming mill from the corner of Lawrence and Randolph Streets to the corner of Lawrence and Pollard Streets. The report was adopted.
 A resolution by Alderman Sullivan that the Mayor enter into a contract with an architect to plan the new fire stations was adopted.
 Resolutions compromising old tax disputes of minor importance as rec commended by City Attorney Rushton were adopted.
 Alderman Ryan introduced a resolu- tion that the Hannon Buggy Co. be granted an exten sion of time of thirty days to complete the patrol wagon The resolution was adopted.
 An ordinance was introduced by AL derman Gunter providing for an ap- propriation of $2.500 to pay for school desks purchased. The ordinance will come up at the next regular meeting.
 An ordinance was introduced by AL derman Roemer providing for a $2,O0C bond issue for paving Sayre Street. The resolution was laid on the table until the next regular meeting.
 After the opening of provision bids which were referred to the Finance Committee. the Council adjourned. 
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