The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

citv veterinarian was. on adverse re- port of the Finance Committee, mae nraIna~noes ~ were adopted providing for the paving of both sidewalks on Ripley street from Washington Street to Jefferson Street. and the sidewaihs Street Sr to the Central of Georgia Rail "1' X resolution authorizing condemna. .,on of osTsan for m @ siar res Ordinances and Reso1ufiSns.
 An oraInancs tS apRp1psala1s aamsass .ssS ,no no cured in excavating his property was
 Alderman Lobman was recognized to the fact that the next order If bus mess was election of ofiicers. He said that members of the Board ot Equalization and the Park Commss to tod defer the eIections until just before
 Alderman Lobman sent up a resolu- pavilion paw built in the new cemetery and It was adopted:
 dinance giving the Montgomery trs,Ss stree, or smythe Street to reach High Street.
 Alderman Strauss sent up a resoiu- ton directing the Mayor to sali sItom-
  pany to the poor condition of it's tracks on Mobile Street. Adopted.
 Aldermen Teague sent up Tesolu. sns son Wster SsasriPPs Power sne to gas main on the extension of South Perry Street. Referred to Committee " Alderman Sullivan introduced an or dinance fixing the license of green grocers which Twas referred 10 the Fl- nance Committee. derman Sullivan tnstructing the Chief of Police to have North Court Strect on the east side between Monroe street anS Madson every AyfnTs tsrty
 Alderman Sullivan also introduced q resolution authorizing the departments Saturday between June 10 and Sep tember 1. Adopted.
 He also introduced a resolution d. the law relative to separate accommo- dations for whites and blacks on street cars, which was adopted. That Patrol Wagon.
 Then the six ward Alderman sent up an innocent looking ordinance that turned loose the flood gates of oratory
 "Resoived that the Acting Mayor be directed to eqgig and natPpo Pgt asoSP inso This was the resolution. It brought | Alderman Mcintyre, the Acting Mayor | to his feet with an explanation con. sas delay e in saSa sSaRasqt Ra Gf | require about $200 month to equiL | and operate the new wagon. The hack bill for the police was now a0oSt SsSS | view of the increased expenses, tht I matter should be deferred.
 Alderman Sullivan answered Alder; man McintyFe He ,usansa sala tns os lPhouit Pai be sold. It was q disgusting spectacl: | he said, to see drunken men dragged | through the streets.
 | Alderman Strauss appealed 10 tn' | Council to be more conservative fl | dealing with public questions. He de | nied that Montgomery was q wicked city or that officers were not attend | ing to their business, or that muroer | were being committed. His remark | were of a general nature.
 He said the city had been mallgne' by Aldermen on the aoor rn or .ne ,ae Sette So1e if they had drawn such matters 10 tn attention of proper officials privately
 Alderman Roemer moved tc table tn the request of Alderman Jackson. Jackson was Angry.
 The young alderman at large Waike' into the center of the circle ana race, Alderman Strauss. by whom he ha' been sitting. He spoke calmly. clared that murders were committed Il haye never voted on both sides of
 question in this council l nave.
 Alderman Strauss jumped to his feel
 If the gentleman means I me~t, o,,,at, responded MT. Jackson. :, ,..
 "You looked at me-" cried MI
 And I looked at the gentleman iron
 "If the gentleman wants to mak this a personal matter l am wi''ing'
 @PRe gentleman is out of ordsr." in terposed Vice-President Forbes an' MT Strauss sat down.
 eI Hand You My Card"
 My office Is at the Capitol where ling" said Mir. Jackson; -
 My OfiSe rH;ortsa Is st Mr B stra@ss M0n'S0mer'
 Alderman Jackson. continuing, sait that murders had been committed 1T 1T West End. He wanted 1t undsrstoof ments. He merely wanted to say tha he stood with the Acting Mayor on th' matter of the patrol wagon.
 Alderman sullivan saeliyeseH % lSnSinS snothe' z, the colloquy between Messrs. Strauss and Jackson. In conclusion he sal; that if any one questioned a sta;emen him to personal account on the nool of the chamber or elsewhere.
 Mir Roemer renewed his motion tt table the resolution and Mir. Sullivan called for an eye and nay vote. whici
 AyesGMcIntyre. Forbes. .GriHith Maddox. Roemer, Strauss. Teague-l1
 Nays-(ioins. Gunter. Ryan. Sullivan Thompson-5.
 And the resolution was tabled. | Gunter Wants BlOOdhOnnds. | A resolution by MT. Gunter author izing the Mayor to purchase blood hounds for use by police departmen was referred to the Police Committee
 An ordinance by MT. Ruth 70 pav' the sidewalks of Pleasant Avenue wal referred to the Street Committee. l Is. Ia.An nnd anA nENl.