The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
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Talks Of Car Seryfce,

lines into one system" said General Manager w. Fl. Ragland of the Mont gomery Traction Company. .it Is necss. service on several lines, I am glad to say that the most of our patrons have understood the situation and have not complained of the inconvenience.
 T trust that within a few days the service will be restored.
 Some of our patrons do not under stand why they should be asked to pay fare on Electric Park and Pickett Springs cars from Union and Monroe streets to the Square even though they want to go to the parks. When the down town loop was first completed people would be astonished to know how many boarded these cars as though they were Square or on Dexter avenue without even expressing thanks.
 We have now instructed conductors East ; of Lawrence street can do so on from any point back of that to the | square, where the conductors is re- 1 quired to turn his register
 E x E speeding Autos on Streets. T don't like the way some of these said a citizen yesterday. The danger of the fast running ot automobiles in this city. came to my | attention early last night when I saw a man on Dexter avenue operating one of the machines at a terrific speed. He started at Court Square and went to- gone a block. the automobile must have i been going at a rate of at least twen- | ty-five miles an hour l looked for | serious accident every moment, espe- oiaiI7- when the machine reached tho | intersection of Dexter avenue and LAW renee street, where the Traction Com pany has the pavement torn up Tn I'm l movements on it's track. But fortu- | nately the automobile squirmed through. the broken pavement and kept U" "I "f think ink there the g should be some speed lrestriction. If they are not restrained now there will come time when the I fast running abated and 1t will be after some awful accident has eccurred' | INT. VandiveF Back from Gadsden.
 MT w. F Vandiver returned yest2r- l dav from Gadsden where he went to at tend the annual meeting of the Ala bama Commercial Association. He said he regretted 70 leave Gadsden before the interesting session of the Associa- tion had adjourned, hus he had import ant business engagements that called him home As chairman of the Association's s l Committee on Rivers and Harbors, MT. l Vandi~er made an interesting report l covering the work done on the naNi- l gable streams of the State during the year and pointing out the desiraollltY | of continuing the agitation for Govern- ment appropriations for this work
 MT. Vandiver spoke with enthusiasm of tho meeting in ,Gadsden saying that some of tho leading men of Alabama were present, and much interest was shown in the discussions.
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 Judge J. J. Mayield. of the Tusca- loosa County Court. was in the city yes terday He is at work on the codifi- cation of the laws of Alabama which must be ready for ratification by the legislators thirty days before the next meeting of that 9 sogSy 5
 Prof Jerre Watson, of Lapine. passed through the city yesterday en route to New York where he goes to scSoo entIl GG will be connected with the Barnes school again next year
 JaiIer P NJ McLemore whc has been ] confined to his bed for several weeks by an attack of typhoid fever was at his office for a short while yesterday. Hon. A. NJ Tunstall of Greensboro registered yesterday at the New Ex- change. He returned home last night
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 Dr. R. M cunningham. candidate TOT Govern IT, came to Montgomery last night from a trip to South Alabama.
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 Messrs. D. H Andrew, H. E. Gray and Robert Lowe of Birmingham are registered at the New Exchanse'
 
 Mir John L. Brown, proimnent cit izen of Thomasville, came to Mont gonery yesterday.
 Mir. C. r. Gulledge and Mir. F. A. | Gulledge of Verbena spent yesterday Tn | Montgomery.
 State Senator F. F Thomas of Eu- faula is registered at the New EX- change,
 Dr. J. W. Abercromb'e, President of the State University. is in the city. $ # Se
 Hon. Jesse F. StaiiiEgs of Rirming- | ham Is registered at the Imperial.
 9s 3e% | Mfr. Claude Riley T young lawyer, spent yesterday in Montgomery.
 Mir P. NJ Carlisle of Dothan spent yesterday in Montgomery. @a a
 Mir J A. McClusky of Birmingham was in the city yesterday
 %a& Hon. Hugh Morrow of Birmingham ! Is at the New Exchange
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 Mir F. M Meigs of Selma spent yos- terday in Montgomery. %@&
 MT J. r. Sanders of Elba was in Montgomery yesterday.
 MT. W. W. Gunter of EIba spent yesterday in the city.
 MT W. P. Fray of Fort Deposit was | in the city yesterday.