The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17

of the city The manassrs were !, select. r.1s ducting this election. ,x
 The Aldermen were q little slow m w:ssr Ws;ks saSns Wassa ehsnce meet rhe r,a Aiisr.nsn an. Pssssent Passns Ruth sfe Rysn .o1 Sullivan a9lloTay snd Easer Thompson
 It being an adtourned meeting or the last regular Council, the gates were open and any sort of business might
 Crlticism of Quarantine.
 Alderman sullivan Came forward with auarantine resolution The Sullivan to abolish the present system of reg istration of incoming railroad passen- gers and to put a regular quarantine Which Which do do not carry State Quarantine
 MT. Sullivan declared that the sys- farce. The Superintendent of the Mo bii. and Montgomery Division of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was fsres as ss ss the In was the registration was conducted, which he had observed yesterday for forty five
 onde Hs fl M WSuS hot 9s T ed by the trains under the car shed. with aIl of them backed up from the SA Alderman Lobman was also of the farce. He was @ not not suss that it was oaeers s on .n aI local sS o trains a He spoke of the laxity of some of the quarantine ofiicers as 1t had come under his ob-
 Alderman Gunter said that he was not prepared to say that the city reg istration could not be improved upon: could be f improved upon. He thought rected to improve the registration sys- He shcaa nSs ss prs npS say ntG the css sos and d. ,sns wsna be re- his resolution. He said he wanted to plead for a more rigid quarantine. Next Montgomery, and he declared that the least bit protect the city from the fe- yer.
 Volunteer is Paid.
 getting tired of this farce" said MT. fishes a letter offering his services to the city free of charge and talks about the quarantine experience in 1897. Vol look on the pay roll and you w1li see he is getting $65 month"
 Alderman Strauss said that he had Ss estaSlished 1fs1 the @ resistration system. It was thing that served no good pur- pose. A quarantine was needed worse times 1t would be needed next month Mir Strauss wanted a quarantine that would be effective, and he was quite sure that the city registration was not
 MT Strauss suggested that the reso- lution should be referred back to the Special Quarantine Committee for a re- port next Monday night.
 Alderman Jackson. a member of the sepcial committee which brought in the recommendation for the registration both, Messrs Strauss and Sullivan were opposed to the registration system when 1t was first recommended and 1t was not be supposed that they were any son announced that he was quite ready to support any plan of registration which they might suggest If 1t was an improvement upon the present system. The present plan was not perfect MT: been suggested.
 On motion of MT. Lobman the resolu- ton was referred to the special com mfttee for a report Monday night.
 Affidavit of Mrs. Bowman.
 Alderman Roemer. arising to a ques- tion of personal privilege, said that the charge had been made upon the floor or me COuncll that MrSs Lellh bOWTudu had been permitted to come into Mont gomery from New Orleans through the carelessness of a quarantine officer. He desired to read the affidavit that Mrs. had not been near New Orleans. This was to exonerate the officer and show that he had done his duty.
 Alderman Strauss introduced an ordi- nance requiring property owners to cut the weeds and grass on the sidewalks abutting upon their property. The ordinance was referred to the Commit tee on Streets. ..+ .*- ordinance authorizing the Montgomery Street Railway Company to connect Its two lines on Madison Avenue and North Perry Street.
 Plumbers of Montgomery asking that the City Engineer be authorized to allow the plumbers to use terra cotta pipes in certain work. The petition was referred to the Committee on sani- tation.
 Alderman Thompson offered a reso- lution directing the Acting Mayor to investigate and report back at the next visibility of laying sanitary sewerage In Ward '. The resolution was adopt ed by the Council.
 Managers of Election.
 The Council having gone into the selections of managers and inspectors for the special bond issue election next Monday the following were elected;
 Ward IF H. Wilcox. O. C. Dibble, Isaac Abraham, managers; W. B. David
 Ward 2.-D. A. Cromwell. M. B. Gra- ham. Isidor Dreyfus. managers; D. S E. Starr, returning officer.
 Ward 3.-George F. Burke, Clifford Lanier and Nat Waller. managers;
 Ward 4-David Abraham. B. F. Finn, Frank Jackson. managers; J. W. Powell. returning officer.
 Ward 5.-E. J. Mahoney. Thos. Far ris. Joseph stough' 5aan managers; R. 5,
 Ward 6.-P. T. Boyle. J. s. Kilgrow. W. B. Weathers. managers; J. J. Farley, returning officer.
 Ward :, Box 1.-J. M. Stuckey. J. H. Pearson and L. B. Hallonquist mana gers: Car1 Roemer. returning officer.
 Ward ', Box 2.-W. T. Hodge, L. B. Janney. R. L. Reynolds. managers; W. T. Sheehan. returning officer.
 The Council then adjourned.
 Yes, 1t rained last night and the Are works got vet--tO0 bad that it inter- fered with the Fall of Port Arthur at Electric Park. Tonight the shoyS will