The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-26

sistent member of Trinity Episcopal Church. Her death produced a pro- found shock in the city among her host of friends Besides her husband, she is survived by three sisters and two brothers, all of whom have the sincere sympathy of a host of friends in Mo bile. ... -s.... ... ..- ..-
 Manager Vandeventer of the Western Union Telegraph Company had the pleasure of enjoying a strike among his carriers today. Six of the boys, headed by Jimmie Mcknight, signed an agreement to go on strike and carried out the agreement. .-- ...
 Manager Vandeventer got hold of the list and had four of the boys arrested on the disorderly conduct charge
 The Board of Revenue and Road Com- missioners met in regular weekly ses- sion at noon today and for an hour was in session disposing of routine business.
 Charles B. Teasley, Deputy Tax Col lector of Montgomery County, appeared before the board with a proposition to make a map of all lands in the city and county. together with every highway and street He proposed to have all the lines run in the several wards and precincts and mars made, whereby the commissioners could see who owned the parcels of land. He had q letter from Auditor Sowell wherein was stated that the map and profiles proved of incal- culable value in Montgomery County in aiding in the collection of escaped taxes Mir. Teasley proposed to the board to furnish them the map and pro- files within two years. his remunera- tion to be all the escapes collected be- fore the transfer of the books, two years hence. was made. Referred to the Finance Committee.
 Contrary to the expectations of many. the matter of the plans for the i'm provements of the court house and the new jail failed to come up.
 Lying at anchor in the river is the revenue cutter Seminole. Captain Quin- an in command.
 Unlike other cutters heretofore seen in these waters, the Seminole Is of the cruiser type She was built at Balti- more in 1899 is of 5sS tons net burthen and has a full stan of officers and crew. She came here from the gulf. where she had been doing quarantine duty. and will go on the docks for slight repairs.
 Among the officers on board the Sem mole is Lieutenant Chiswell, who, in 1899, was in command of the revenue cutter Seward at this port. He has a host of friends in Mobile, The Semi nole will remain in this port nearly the entire week
 A dearth of oeck hands is the cry of the steamboat men on the two rivers al this time. Owing to dictatorial policies adopted by the roustabouts of this city, the steamer City of Mobile did not get away from her moorings until 10 to- day, when she should have cleared last night. Her cargo was light be- cause of Illness among the deck hands who shipped on the up-trip last week.
 Perhaps he most pleasurable outing of the season was that of the Mystic Order of Laggers yesterday to Dog Riv- CT. Every member of the club with a number of ladies. in two tallyhos. with a wagon loaded with refreshments left the city early yesterday morning and before sunrise tents were pitched on the bank of the stream.
 At a. m. breakfast was se1R,d. at 80 p. m. dinner, and at supper. The party returned home last night and all