The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
Advertiser Bureau.

Mobile. Aug. 5. Through courtesy of Deputy Clerk James Crane of the City Court the fol- lowing resume of the work of the City
 Court for the June term. ended several days since, was compounded: Grand larceny-Fourteen to hard labor; l95 months; nine to penitentiary; 229 months. one day. Petit larceny-Eight to hard labor. twenty-six months. Rape-One to the penitenttary TOT 1zo months.
 Crime against nature-One to hard labor. 24 months. Carnal knowledge of child under 14
 years of age-One. hard labor, three months.
 Manslaughter in first degree-One, hard labor IF months; one penitentiary 24 months.
 Assault to murder--One to hard labor 24 months; four to penitentiary' ls2 months.
 Assault and battery-Seven to 30 months hard labor; two to county jail s2 days. -.s,e
 Abusive language-One to hard labor month; one to 1 day in jail. Concealed iweapons-One to months hard labor.
 indictments withdrawn and filed One
 1 Acauittals-Eleven: forfeitures, four. continued twelve; mol pressed five; ap- pels, two.
 Cash collected on convictions. $1sS.55. The total labor for the county at the hard labor camp Is 31S months and in the penitentiary 565 months. In- generations in the jail were for sixty
 two days.
 As predicted in this mornings Ad- vertiser. the two trains were annulled on the M. J. & K. c. railroad. leaving | only one passenger train each way | daily on that road. The following was l issued last night and is self-explain- l ing: Mobile. Ala, August 2, 1905. Amendment No. to Circular No. P. 37. Quarantine regulations, account | yellow fever. in New Orleans. La: All Agents and Others Interested. Montrose. Miss: The town of Montrose. Miss. having passed an ordinance prohibiting the | unloading of freight of any description ! from points on any roads south of Lau- l rel, Miss. this line will not accept l shipments for that point until further l notice.
 | Please be governed accordingly, &C., l knowledging receipt of this amend ment. W. L. O'Dwyer. | SeneEdl FEclSHt AStht | Mayor Pat J. Lyons said this morn-
 ing that the street department is busily | engaged in cleaning every ditch in the | city and spreading crude oil wherever l necessary. The work began on the | river front and Is being pushed west | ward with rapidity.. He has urged ! the street force to use every endeavor
 to see that every cesspool is removed
 and the oil distributed. He Is now negotiating for all oil | necessary to kill the mosquito, which | prevails to great extent in the
 suburbs of the city. l Almost the entire force of the South
 ern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Go walked out of the local office this af- | ternoon. Twelve operators walked out, after informing the manager they | would not work two hours extra on Sunday.
 The walkout was without warning ! and Manager Watson was taken by
 surprise. He stated this afternoon he would endeavor to obtain sufficient l force tomorrow to give patrons ser ! vice.
 Captain Thad Partridge. Jr., of Colo mel R. B. duMent's staff. has, under
 orders, assumed charge of Company A, Mobile Cadets, Mobile battalion, 1st in fantry, A. N c.
 Tonight in the company quarters, Captain Partridge was present and was
 most cordially received. Captain s. H.
 Smith, the recent commanding officer,
 was present. Refreshments were