The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-21

Department of Domestic Science in
the city schools was adopted. =,
An ordinance was introduced by Al
stopping on Court Square. 1t was re-
ferred to the Committee on. Streets.
Fer Underground Wires.
A resolution introduced by Alder
man league directing the City Electri .
clan to Investigate the advisabtltty OF
having the wires of both electric light
and power companies put under ground
WITT, the FIRE limits was adopted af-
ter AN effort had been made by Alder
man Ruth to have the matter referred
to the Committee on Electrical Con-
resolution by Alderman Sullivan to
instruct the Fire and Finance Commit
tees to report on the purchase OF the
necessary fire apparatus at the next
regular meeting was adopted.
Alderman Sullivan introduced res
olution instructing Sanitary inspector
w. G. Smith to pay more attention 10
Aldermen Sullivan and Lobman both
| spoke to the resolution. declaring that In
many instances the bodies Of dead animals
| had been allowed to remain In the streets
| for weeks. The resolution was adopted.
A resolution was introduced by Alderman
| Jackson instructing the City Electrician &c
| look into the advisability Of moving the
electric power poles from South Perry
street to the margin of the sidewalks. Il
was adopted.
| An ordinance was introduced Dy AiQeF-
man jackson providing for the pavement
| Of the sidewalks on South Perry street
| from Jefferson Davis avenue to Fielder street
| 1t was referred to the Coumittee on Streets
resolution by Alderman Gunter was
| adopted instructing the City Clerk to adver-
tise for bids for fifteen days for the coal
| supply for the city schools.
To Gravel Between Car Tracks.
The Alderman from the First Ward in
troduced an ordinance providing for the
crawling of the space between all car
tracks on the unpaved streets and for two
feet on either side. 1t was referred to the
Committee on Streets.
An ordinance by Alderman Coins to pro-
vide storm water sewerage on Whitman
I street between Clayton and Clay streets
was referred to the same committee.
| An ordinance By Alderman. Kohn provid-
| ing for the levying Of taxes in the City Of
Montgomery of one-half of one per cent
for current expenses and of slxty-two and
one-haif hundredths of one per cent for
public schools and public conveniences was
| referred to the Committee on Finance
| A resolution requesting the Fire Com
| uittee TO look after the ACCESSIBILITY OF
eliminating from the fire limits that part Of
Dexter avenue between McDonough street
and Decatur street was adopted.
| BY resolution OF Alderman Kohn Mayor
| Carr was instructed TO remit the fines in the
rested several months ago while playing
cards In a private residence
A resolution was offered by Alderman
| Kohn providing that the city should grave
| without further cost to property owner.
| such streets as have been paved under the
baby bond act" The resolution was re.
| ferred to the Committee on Streets
On motion OF Alderman Kohn President
Mcintyre was named to represent the City
| Council Of Montgomery at the meeting Of
| the National Municipal League In St. Louis
A resolution by the same alderman wa.
| referred to the Committee on Water Work.
| providing for an investigation of the sub.
| stltution OF electricity for steam as a meth.
| cd OF heating at the water works plant
An ordinance was Introduced by Alderman
| Maddox providing for the better protection
| OF fruits and fresh meats from flies.
An ordinance was introduced by Alder.
| man Ryan providing for the pavement OF
| the sidewalks on North Lawrence street
4 from Madison avenue to jefferson street
| II was referred to the Committee on Streets
| A resolution by Alderman Roefner provid
ing for an investigation by the mayor Of
the advisabiity of purchasing one or more
street car sprinklers was referred, to the
/ Streets Committee.
An ordinance providing for the curbing
and storm water sewerage of Forest ave.
nue. from Highland avenue TO Lake street
went to the same committee.
Bids for feed were opened and referred
| to the Committee on Finance. The bidders
| we're w. NJ Hudson. Gre Bros. w B.
Jones Ray. and S. Loeb & Co.
The Council then adjourned.