The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
Answer Filled in United
 States Court. THE CHARGES ARE SAL ' AI,eged That Yellow Cars "Delighted" MT. Greil. Argument in Litigation Over Electric Park Begins Before Judge Jones -Restraining order is stih
 in Force.
THE CHARGES ARE SAL '

In answering the Dill or eoh .h filed in the United States Court py .ne Monteomery Amusement Company the Montgomery Traction Company ayers that the Amusement Company Is mere iv acting as dummy" for the Mont romery Street Railway in Its legal et- forts to keep the Traction company from building line and operatns cars into Electric Park, whicn resol' is conducted by the Amusement Coni- pany. tho The Traction Company and the Street Railway are competitive hnes' the latter having built tracks 10 @ rne mark more than year aeo. Ano tracks of the Traction Company nave been built up to the property me oi the park. It has been temporarily ie strained by Judge Jones from building into the park upon petitioh oA A0 Amusement Company.
 The answer of the Traction Company to the Amusement Company "nion was filed yesterday morning, IS salty It alleges that N. J. Greh, as lreas urer of the Amusement Company haoe overtures to the Traction company eo build a line into Electric Park ana lhas .ha frst intimation that officials Of the Traction Company had that the new line was not agreeable to tne Amusement Company was when the p"i or complaint was filed by the Amuse- ,nent Company in the United states Court last Saturday. Then, It IS ai- legged, when MT. Greil of the Amuse. ment Company was approached ana surprise was expressed at his Dill or complaint, he is alleged to have said that the bill was filed in the name or the Amusement Company by the Mont- gomery Street Railway.
 Answer of Defendant.
 The Traction Company in its an sWer admits all of the avermentS con tained in the bill of complaint nled py inc Amusement Company as to con tracts made between MT and Mrs Walker and F. E. Ayers as to the original lease of the property known then as Bloemfontaine. but denies that right was given under that lease TOT exclusive street railroad franchises. Tn fact 1t is contended by the Traction Company that the lease to Ayers by Mir. and Mrs. Walker expressly reserved the right to grant rights or way to street railways.
 The answer declares that the Mont gomery Street Railway built tracks over the lands of MT. and Mrs. Walker without their consent and that 1t mas never secured from MT. and Mrs. Walk CT any right, grant or deed to a rlght- of-way nor has 1t ever legally become entitled to any right of-way and term lnal station at Electric Park. It IS 
 the property has ever been operated as a private park, but ayers that the same has been thrown open to the pub lie by the complainant. and that an in vitation has been given to the pubic for every respectable white person II the city of Montgomery and vicinity tc come and visit the said park and has at all times welcomed to sait park all persons who might see fit tt visit said park whether they arrived at said park over the lines of the Montgomery Street Railway. or by foot in carriages or otherwise *5.5a-~
 Responsibility of Patrons.
 .srhis defendant" the answer con- tinues, admits that only white people are admitted into said so-called park but this defendant does not feel calico upon to say whether or not all of sucf persons so admitted to said park arc respectable"
 The Traction Company then refer, to its grant of a, right-of-way by MT and Mrs. Walker to the strip of land 1T dispute and admits that 1t extends into Electric Park and terminates near th' center thereof, but 1t denies that th+ property, or which the right of way is located. Is private property in th' sense that the Montgomery Amusemen Company has any private ownership or exclusive control of the same ir derogation of this defendant to oper ate and maintain on said right of way an electric street railway"
 It Is shown to the court that tht only occupation or possession that thu complainant can have of the propert! Is subject to the conditions of the leas' made by MT. and Mrs. Walker to F. E Ayers which expressly reserved tn, street railway rights for which thu