The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-16
one daughter. Mrs. sarah Johnson and other relatives.

Temple. A. A. o. N. M. g., met for the purpose of arranging for the consis- tory, to take place the first week in April A smoker followed the business session.
 More than three hours was consumed by the general council tonight in its annual session. Emil Tacon, on the ninth ballot, was elected chairman to fill the vacancy existing. There were three candidates, the elect, F. O. Hoffman and F. F. Grotz. The annual message of Mayor Pat !. Lyons, of un- usual length, had many recommends tions, including more parks. heating apparatus for the city hospital, meat and milk inspector, further street im- provement. increased police and fire protection, additional water facilities, extension of city limits and election of city tax assessors.
 The Mayor also announced his ap- pointment of J. A. Dair as steward and John Bressingham driver of the city ambulance An invitation to the Mayor and council to attend Mobile day at the Citronelle Chatauqua was accepted for March IS. The rocemmen- dation of the hospital and public build ings committee, for $s.2o0 for heating apparatus for the city hospital was | unanimously concurred in. A recommendation of the water works and sewer committee to increase | salaries of employees of these depart ments created great discussion of nearly an hour and went over. The | sum of $6.000 was appropriated for semi mi-permanent improvement as to Beauregard and Claiborne Streets. The committee to draft resolutions on the death of Frank Petrinovich. late tax collector. reported as follows: Resolved, first, That this Board has heard with profound. sorrow of the death of Mir. Frank Petronovitch, late tax collector of the city of Mobile, which occurred on the 11th day of Feb ruary, 1905.
 "Resolved. second, That in the death of MT. Petrinovitch the city has sus- tained the loss of a most worthy and efficient officer. one whose every thought and energy was dictated and directed in the interests of the city. Th' courteous discharge of the duties of his office, his considerate and kindly bearing toward all with whom he came in official contact, irrespective of age or condition was a characteristic feat ure of his official life. The books and records of his office were models of
 
 and consideration for the officials of the different departments and the em- ployes associated with him in the make up of the city government, was recog- nized and appreciated by all.
 Resolved, third. That in the death of MT. Petrinovitch this community has sustained the loss of a public spirited citizen. the purity of whose domestic life was beyond reproach, and whose social and political morals were of the highest order.
 Resolved. fourth, That the Mayor, general council. officers and employees of the city government extend to his bereaved widow and family their sin cere and heartfelt sympathy in their great sorrow over the irreparable losss.
 Resolved, fifth, That this resolution be spread on the minutes of the gen. eral council and that copies thereof be properly engrossed and framed, one of which Is to be sent to his family, the other to be hung in the office of the tax collector, so long and honorably ad- ministered by him.
 John Craff, "E. B. Kirkbride. "Saffold Beyney, Committee. Attest: