The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-13
NEWS OF ANNIsTON.
Work of Grading for New School Build
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 Anniston, Aug. 12.-(Special. )-Con- tractor Wolsencroft began the work of grading and placing of material yes- terday for the handsome building which is to be erected by the school board on Wilmer and Fifteenth streets. The work will be pushed as rapidly as possible. The building cannot be ready for the opening of the school, put the children may be moved in month or six weeks later The building will be centrally located and quite convenient to the smaller children of the lower grades, for whom 1t is intended. About s7O00 will be expended on the building and it will be a modern structure in every respect.
 P l.. Moher, the Pennsylvania immi- grafton agent who was arrested by Chief Deputy Sheriff W. c. LeGrande last Wednesday on a charge of doing business without a license. was ar rested this morning by the city au- thorities on a charge of having vio- lated a clause in the city ordinances to the same effect as that for which he was arrested by MT. LeGrande. Chief Dill fixed Moher's bond at $1O0, which was covered by his attorney. Captain A P Agee, who will represent Mir. Mohcr in Judge Greens court tomor- row evening. In the charge preferred against him by the county, MT. Moher has demanded trial by jury. and his case will gc over. to await the action of the county grand jury. which meets in September.
 Secret Service Officer William Young of Carrollton, Ga. is here today having in custody s. c. Danley, col ored, whom he is taking back to Clay County. Danlcy was arrested Wednes- day, and he is charged with having murdered Nathan Embry, another ne- oh March. He has been locked up in the county jail at this place, and will be removed to Clay County tomorrow.
 The Confederate reunion which has been in session at Schenk's Springs for the past two days, adjourned yes terday to meet again at the same place next year. This years meeting was the most enthusiastic and best at- tended meetings ever held by the old veterans, there being present 500 or 1000 representatives from this and contiguous counties. Senator Lon w. Grant was elected commander to suc- ceed H. l.. Stevenson and a movement was inaugurated to raise sum of money fer the purpose of erecting at the Springs an auditorium, in which the veterans could hold their meetings.
 The funeral services of the late Mrs. F. A Seaman was held gt the residence of the deceased yesterday morning at Il o'clock conducted by Rev. Tender lite Her death occurred at 8:25 o'clock Thursday morning. The interment took place in the family burying ground at Wetumpka yesterday after noon. 5.. .:.. =.
 Last night the City Council again overrode the wishes of Mayor Kilby and passed an ordinance over his veto. The ordinance passed was the one in- troduced at the last meeting to regu- late the bushes of brokerage concerns. The ordinance provides for the keeping of a book of transaction by each con- cern, and that this book should be open to inspection to an official to be ap- pointed by the Mayor. Last night a communication was read from Mayor Kilby, who is spending some time at Atlantic City. stating that he felt 1t his duty to veto the ordinance. The communication. to use a vulgar ex- pression. was exceedingly salty. Smart ing under the recent action of the Council when another ordinance rela- tive to license for brokerage concerns was passed over his veto, he took occa- sion to impugn the motives of a ma tority of the Council. He stated that the ordinance had for its purpose the shielding of violators of the law, rather than their detection.
 He stated that 1t was useless to give reason for his veto. whether they be sound or unsound, as he had no assur- anca that they would receive considera- ton, referring to the fact that mem-