The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-04

mex on the same street. The commit tee reported adversely on the petition t tS esssslish sssssi oesl esek ssand in front oi strauss said that the establishment of these stends would greatly interfere with trade in front of the Crommelin a that Inc mstser 2. ssss sais oSer sna ansii asa he could confer with MT. Haygood. His request yes granted. a iS ..ss sssvs :s se9d sSs s9 S,s. and Forest Avenue from Highland Ave- nue to the.city limits was adopted.
 The ordinance to provide for two spe- i.6so per annSm was @ referred f baeK to the Finance Committee. ssS4
 The petition of sthe First Baptist Church that It be exempted frorAL nnals- seott street property for the time be- ing was granted.
 Carnival at show Grounds.
 Tho Ladies Memorial Association presented a petition that 1t be allowed grounds without payment of iicense The matter was referred. te the Finance Committee. Later in the meeting an ordinance was introduced by Alderman Ruth allowing patriotic and charitable without license.
 The ordinance will come; up at the special meeting Wednesday night. The petition of D: F. West to remove the old Exchange Hotel smokestack, to the vacant lot, corner Moulton and Bibb Streets. was referred to the Commit tee on Fire Department.
 Alderman Sullivan presented peti- ton of the Order of Eagles to conduct a Street Fair from October s1 to Mo- vember 5. Alderman Sullivan explain- ed that the carnival would be for the beneflt of a new order in Montgomery and that 1t would be conducted on a strictly moral basis. He asked that the matter be brought up at the meet ing Wednesday night and 1t was so or- dered. ...s ',. The petition of citizens of Peacock.s Tract that additional water plugs be installed in that locality to lower fire insurance rates, was referred to the Committee on Water Works.
 An ordinance to provide sanitary sewerage on Monroe Street between Ripley and Jackson Streets. was adopt
 Anti-Cocaine Ordinance.
 The ordinance against the sale of cocaine. except by prescription of dent ists or physicians and providing pun ishment therefor. was adopted unani-
 An ordinance providing for the paw ing of the sidewalk on the east side of south Jackson Street from the north side of Houston Street to the south An ordinance introduced by Alder man Strauss to prohibit the operating of cars over unsafe trestles and pro- received and laid on the table until the next regular meeting.
 A resolution introduced providing for an inspection of the cost of opening . merce Street was adopted. A resolution was introduced by AL derman Gunter to have Clayton street hill sprinkled. daily. Alderman Roemer wanted to amend by adding number of streets. Alderman Jackson contended that this would render his resolution abor- in the service of the city. Aldermen Romer, he intimated. did not intro duee the amendment in good faith. :
 Alderman Roemer disclaimed any Alphonsed- and -Gastoned until finally Aldermen Roemer withdrew his amend ments. Then Alderman Griffith wan ted to; introduce an amendment for De-.
 Alderman Gnnter gave up and the resolution was referred to the street HOx Measure Again.
 The ordinance providing for the regulation of hogs inside the city
 Alderman Sullivan objected on the grounds that 1t put the allowing of ordinance was adopted. however, AL man Sullivan in explaining his nega- tive vote said: T vote no because cratic principle of election for se- cond term. They are just trying to beat our Democratic Mayor"
 An ordinance was introduced pro- yidlng for the payment of $2,Oeo on the Carter gravel pit.
 Alderman Roemer wanted to go on record as opposing the payment and in explanation of his vote introduced an opinion by an attorney that the sale of the gravel Ditg was illegal
 Alderman Sullivan said that he req. lized that the city bought a god brick in the shape of a gravel pit" but the former Council had intered into an obligation that the fair name of the city demanded should be paid. He would therefore vote for the ordinance Although its like drawing eye teeth" he said. ...
 Alderman Gunter said that the &C., tion of Alderman Romer was merely the action of young man playing to the grandstand."
 The ordinance was adopted. Alder man Roemer, alone dissenting.
 Alderman Maddox introduced ah ordl- nance providing for the laying of saTti- tary sewerage on Alabama Street be- tween Perry and Lawrence Streets. It was referred to the Committee on Sanitation.
 As Chairman of the Committee Alder man Maddox reported adversely on resolution to eytend sewers on Jackson
  report of the Committee was adopted.
 Alderman Roemer introduced ordi- nances to pave portions of Goldthwatte, Clayton and Court Streets and Jeffer- son Davis Avenue under the baby bond act" They were referred to the Street Committee.
 To Ornament Fountain,
 resolution introduced by Alderman Strauss directs the Committee on Public Works to which 1t was referred to prepare some suitable plan for orna- mentation of the fountain on Court Square and to submit the plan with it's cost to the Council.
 Alderman Mcintyre introduced an or dinance, which went over, appropriat- ing $1,644.36 to pay for fire hose all ready purchased.
 resolution introduced by Alderman Sullivan directs the managers of the two street railways to direct their car men to stop cars at each crossing befo"e proceeding on Court Square. He ad- dressed the Council briefly and the res. olution was adopted.
 At this point Alderman Sullivan cail- ed attention to the death of B. F. Slut ter. former Montgomery Alderman. At the suggestion of MT. Sullivan the clerk was directed to write to the fam fly of Mir. Sutter, expressing the condo fence of the Council. The Aldermen will attend the funeral this afternoon in a body.
 At II o'clock the Counnfl adjourned.
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