The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
JELKS WIRES PROTEST
 AGAINST FLOMATON CAMP

Ohio Railroad near Mobile Small cre- dence was attached to the rumor from the fact that the Mississippi Board of one of the cast-iron quarantines for which the sister State has grown fa- nous. Bat the uneasiness of the popu- isticn cn this sids Of hcb ,he iins ps & sanSers made on the situation there. To Chief Clerk Brassell last night pr. Sanders said he had just come into Flomaton from Whistler, where he was accom-. panied by pr. Goldberger of the United States Marine Hospital Service, ana that not a semblance of suspicious The town was never in better health and excitement among its inhabitants was perhaps less than in Mississippi. across the isd 6order 2, The sns swg Clean Vs eon dition of Whistler. and pr. Golaberger returned to Mobile while pr. SanosIs came on to Flomaton and turned nis attention to the affairs Of the oe,eh'ion camp. s
 A telegram received last night trHm the Montgomery circuit told of increased Vigilance along the southwestern shore of Alabama between Perdido Bay ano Fort Morgan; A patrSoi S Ssnna peas ,n cn anttsr service of the United States has been nut on to patrol the shore along tnls stretch. The name of the boat IS the ttie
  Alabamaa authorities and the tnforma- ton was at once transmitted 10 UT. Sanders at Flomaton.
 soijcitoms of the exposure down about the. mouth of the Perdido River ana Fort Morgan and has been on TIP this week to the banks of the perdidS ,idS guards for protection against secret invasion by the water routes:
 State Health Officer W. F. Westmore- day that Georgia had put on a quaarans, tine against Franklin. Jackson and Hancock Counties. in Mississippi. be- sauss of aetSa or rspqn'1aa n yesterday and had long conference with MT. Brassell with reference to the Alabama and Georgia auarantines bound to sustain from now on. They decided to cooperate in every way. The Alabama and Georgia health wise one another Of any new points Quuranttned SO that there will De no misunderstanding.
 One reason for co-operation between the two health boards Is very manifest and that Is to protect Alabama against refugees who run afoul the Georgia quarantine and try to backtrack into for the supervisors and officers work ing trains into Montgomery and Bir- mingham not to allow refugees from DOlHtSH QuaIHuIlnc0 Dy N1SCtHld tO BO, " Atlanta. If such a measure were not used 1t would make a new risk for Ala bama and the health board of this State Is of the opinion that it is cheaper and more feasible to exercise the present quarantine machinery a little more than to put on additional guards to prevent reffux travel of refugees Into the State. For these reasons 1t IS deemed we'll for the two States to know what points the other quarantines from time to time. It is case of mutual protection.
 Dr. Westmoreland. who came to Montgomery from Atlanta primarily to take a look on the Alabama system, went away yesterday with a high opinion of the way the passenger traf- fic into and through the State Is sifted. He was sozwell pleased with the regu- lations that he carried back to Atlanta samples of the blanks used by the quarantine officers in the employ of Alabama and said he would try to imi- tate the methods of the Alabama Board. Thus may the people of Ala bama be congratulated that in one in- stance the methods of her executive of- hcers are being copied by the State of Georgia, even though 1t be the case of a quarantine. Georgia has not had mulch experience in the quarantine business and Dr. Westmoreland gath cred quite number of pointers by in- specting the Alabama system.