The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-30
.sTAn LINE PATROL
DR- sANDERs's EFFECTIVE AR- RANGEMENTI IN SOUTH ALABAMA.
Guards are Working There in Interest of state--Mobfle and Whistler
 Are Relieved of Quar-

As one of the results of State Health Oficer W. H. Sanders's visit to the southern part of Alabama, just ccn' cluded yesterday, mounted patroimer in the employ of the State are now rid ing along the exposed border of ths State in, lower Escambia and Easterr Baldwin Counties. Their eyes are open for every man on foot or in vehicle who passes the State line from any direction.
 If they come from the direction of Florida, such travelers,~ are made to show they have not in the least vio- lated the Alabama quarantine which applies not only to Pensacola, but also to the entire State of Florida
 Deputy Sheriff Clark of Atmore, rec commended to Dr. Sanders as a thor ough astute and reliable oficer for the purposes, was appointed as patrol in- spector to SCOUT the woods along the bottom Escambia County line running z from Southeast Brewton to Hubbard'x Bridge. the latter in Baldwin County. He is on horse now performing his duties. Where the duties of Mir. Clark Ieave on, Hubbard's Bridge, MT. Staple ton of Bay Minette, also we'll recom- mended to Dr. Sanders, has mounted his horse and Is now patrolling from that point all the way down the Perdido River swamps to Perdido Bay.
 Much dependence is put in the alert ness of these two inspectors. Every arrest or suspicious wayfayer and all be reported to Dr.. sanders's once at the Capitol. Thus will check be kept on the effectiveness of the patrol sys- tenn. These men, in addition to regu- lar patrol duty. are instructed to see that the guards by whose posts they ride are doing what they shoud do by the State which is employing them and has employed ever since the fever broke out in big numbers in Pensa- cola.
 This information was given out yes- terday by Dr. Sanders on his return from his trip to Atmore. Bay Minstte, Mobile and F1omaton. When he reach- ed Mobile, he found the pern.exing Miss, and the state Board of Missis- sippi to suspend arbitrary auasantines which were seriously threatening to be placed on the Gulf City and It's su- burb, Whistler.
 sician of Mobile. and Supervisor c. A. Mohr into conference when I reached Mobile," said Dr. Sanders yesterday. We were fairly up in the air over the threatened quarantines of Meridian and Mississippi. We tried ali sorts uf trn- portunities in eftorts to get the quaF, antines suspended. Ali we asked was that Mobile and Whistler be given a fair Investigation. We were satisfied clean bill of health.
 Meridian, as you have perhaps heard, finally sent over a couple of represen tatives. On their favorable report back to the authorities in Me- ridian, that city did the right thing. The communities are new relieved and things look satisfactory as far as we are concerned"
 On his return to Montgomery from Mobile, Dr. Sanders stopped fer few pointment with Superintendent D. D. SaItmarsh of the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad: to discuee the deten- ton camp. Dr. Sanders said the con sultation gave him the assurances de- sired and he sees no great danger in the camp being established at McDa- vid, Fla, which Is over twenty miles into Florida.