The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-20

I that the resolution itself be sent to the Judici ary Committee for investigation.
 Alderman Roemer was ready to kill the resolution instantly with one stroke. There was no use, he said in wasting time over it. He was ready to vote then and there.
 The motion of Alderman Kohn that the resolution should lay on the table until the next regular meeting pre- vailed.
 The Council trampled upon the estl- mates made by the City Engneer D. W. Ford of the cost of paving the side walks of South Perry Street from lief ferson Davis Avenue to Fielder Street. The Council, upon the recommendation of the Committee on Streets, brushed aside MT. Ford's estimc@es and ordered the work to be done. The committee in it's report, declared it's belief that the estimates made by the City En. gineer were entirely too high and that the work could be done much cheaper The Council sustained the statement of the committee and carried out its rec concentrations. The committees report was as follows:
 To the City Council:
 Conference.-The Street Committee to whom was referred the resolution of Alderman Kohn and the ordinance of
  paving of South Perry Street from south side of East Jefferson Davis Ave hue, to the south side of Fielder Street. also petition signed by property own CTS representing 3,345 feet of the 6,0S6 Feet, 302 feet more than a majority, beg leave to report as follows:
 The committee has investigated the matter very carefully and find from the City Engineer that the cost of the work 4 r Tr khe judgment of the Committee we khink the work can be done for less money than the estimate furnished to lhe committee by the City Engineer and recommend the passage of the or Finance.
 We also ask that the petition of the property owners, the City Engineers estimate and two communications ad- dressed to the committee. from Messrs Winter & Loeb and John P. Haardt. be made part of the reports.
 A. Roemer,
 w. M Teague, C. F Mcintyre.
 Later n the meeting the ordinance as approved by the Streets Committee was passed by the council
 The Temporary School Houses.
 City Superintendent of Education C. l.. Floyd reported to the council that , commodation for the school children of the annexed district until the new school houses should be completed |. Professor Floyd reported that in West End he had rented for one month the Baptist church which would be used in contuncton with the old county school house at a cost of $20 q month. He had rented fir the children at Clovcrdalo u four room cottage on Burton avenue t"I three months at a cost of SD d month Tn Highland Park. he said the schoo children would occupy the old schoo house. In Vesuvius he said he ha' rented the Hunt church al cost of Sl( month.
 The communication of Professor Floyd was presented to the councl by Alderman Kohn of the School Commit ice The council endorsed what Pro lessor Floyd had done.
 The plans of the new City Elmer eency Hospital to be erected on tn Upper Wetumpka Road were sent i' The Council by the Mayor. They bor also the endorsement of the Publi Works Committee They hay" he"l described in full in The Advertiser The plans were adopted by the Coun sil.
 The Mayor. in another message. call ed the Councils attention to the f'c that another of the notes made by tn .ity to John C. Carter in payment fH he gravel pit which was purchase rom him. had fallen due. Later il he meeting Alderman Kohn presente' n ordinance aPprogriating the sum o