The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
d1Y COUNCIL ANGRY
'nOTEsTs AGAINST INSTALLATIONS BY MAYOR BLISS.
ivo Resolutions Which arc lntreAuceo Before Pensacola Aldermanic Body Give Promise of Dreed. Ing Some Trouble.

EPensacola, July 3.-(Special. )--At |pecial meeting of the City Council at E,on today. a resolution was introduced E Alderman Wright roundly condemn Er action on the part of Mayor Bliss giving out an interview some time |nce. in which the Mayor took occa- Ion to say things which criticised the |sAy in voting not to remove Comp Eoller Morgan when evidence was all fred to have warranted such action. |ae resolution resents the Mayors in- fx6oations that such had been done. and bnounces them as unwarranted and the same time calculated to break ff the harmony which should exist be- 5feen the Mayor and Council in the in- |rests of the city.
 Another sensational feature of the betting was the demand upon Alder Ian Muldon's part that Mayor Bliss Esfore /the end of the present week [sFnish proof of charge made ten days so that the city had been systematic . ly robbed by loose business methods | the past. This proof was to have ben forthcoming today. but the Mayor as not ready. asking for further time. IUldoon insistently demanded that the me be more plainly particularized, nd a special meeting will be held Ionday night next. The Mayor, 1t is fought by many. will be unable to ITove such a broad charge, but Council Iill demand such and if not produced Hill take aggressive action toward the }ayor. according to reports tonight.
 Goodbye, Sunday Baseball.
 Baseball fans in this State are no nger liviEe in the hope of witnessing game of Sunday baseball. Judge aylor of the Criminal Court of Record
 Jacksonville, in passing upon the hestfon of quashing an information eainst W. c. West, President of the aseball Association. refused to do as To lawyers for West would have him. lying that the bill was passed in fair amer and that he could not do any ing but declare the same constitu- bnal. therefore he would have to de- tne to quash the information against est.
 This practically kills Sunday base ll in this city and in the State as well, 1t another effort in the matter of hav- g the law declared unfair and uncon- itutional was made today when the latter was taken up in Jacksonville efOre Circuit Judge Cali on habeas
 rpus proceedings. Judge Call is re- ,arded as one of the best jurists in the late. and an opinion from him will for
 CT 6ettle the mdIter. Tn some quar- rs it is thought that he will decide
 favor of the Baseball Association resident.
 West was President of the Jackson He Association and courted arrest by
 ranging game of ball on Sunday for
 oft for the purpose of makinga a test
 the law. He was arrested soon after e game, and charged with having vio- ted the new law, which was fresh pm the Florida legislative halls.
 hen the case was called in the Jack nvil1e courts, the motion to quash was
 gued and the result was as above.
 On account of killing Sunday base
 Il, there has been a lot of money lost
 this State. Arrangements had been ade and contracts mad been signed for
 mes throughout the season. many of hich were for Sunday dates. At the ne these contracts were made. there as no thought of war being made on
 6 sport, and of course there was no
 ovision made for the breach of con- act in the possibility of legislative terference There has been some 10.
 ! less. also, but since Pensacola was
 aligned with any league or associa- pn, there was not a great deal.