The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-09

in the street ,, cars sppes,rs to b., be
here. might remedy existing condi-
III. however. your honorable body
does not approve Of this plan. in my
| Install permanent partitions in all
street cars. dividing the part Of the
car reserved for whites from the part
Of the car intended for negroes.
| yours very respectfully.
| wv. NJ. league. Mayor"
President Gunter offered a motion.
in order to get the ordinance properly
with the Mayors suggestion the vote
by which the ordinance had been pass
ed a week ago be reconsidered
C. Tyson. presiding. suggested that the
| matter could go over till the regular
meeting a week hence without injury.
the meeting as soon as possible
| Aldermen In Debate.
Il move that the Alderman from
man Sullivan. with a wink at the
man Sullivan had some bottled up ora
dispose of, and therefore desired to get
the ordinance before the Council
Just at this iuncture, Alderman Jones
mission, saying that If the Mayor wish
ed to veto the ordinance. he should be
allowed to do SO. This motion received
| u
Alderman Sullivan took the floor on
this motion urging that Montgomery
needed separate car regulation. and
that this was the most opportune time
| to insist upon the company providing
| This message evidently can be TAX
aid ne as bs Vim Ma ot1Se on
| to do with this ordinance and another
one, that requiring the installation OF
%
the subject of a special message" broke
in President Gunter.- He, disapproyes
Of that tn, also And might It say a. fnas
as veto of the ordinance, the ordi.
| nance will be vetoed If the Council
does not see fit to reconsider It, In
Il was asked this morning." contin-
ued the big Alderman from the sixth
Ward. resuming the thread of his dis
for a consultation,
when ! reached the Mayors of1ce.
I found that he wanted to talk to me
about the street car ordinances and TO
tell me that 1t was inopportune time
to impose upon the street car company
the burden of separate cars for the
"Everybodys knows that serious
trouble between the races is taking
place on every side of US. and no one
in some new spot. And then. at time
| like this, to talk of it's being an mop
perfume time to have the street car
I raise the point of order inter-
ected President Gunter. that objection
having been raised. there is not unani-
being received and that therefore. this
| being a special meeting, it is not be-
fore the Council. and cannot be consid-
sullivan and "Cheap Thunder"
Alderman Sullivan Sullivan Just for lot Of
cheap thunder. and propose to give
Alderman Foster here raised the OBJ
lection that to refuse to receive tne
sy A to the head Of the Montgomery gov
eminent. and he suggested that IT
should be received and filed, without
n that view STATING he Sad
| intended making such motion at the
close of his remarks. This motion was
tSers Sah
ing the subject before the house. the
Council passed on to the consideration
President Gunter moved because Of
imperfections that had been discovered
In the ordinance, that the vote by which
had been passed week before the or
burglar and fire Aarm system to the
American District Telegraph. Company
be reeonsidered. and the ordinance re-
chises and Privileges. This motion
prevailed without opposition.
A resolution, presented by President
Gunter, authorizing the Mayor to pur-
chase and provide a conveyance for the
Street Paving Department of the City
| Engineers office, at a cost Of not over
| $3.50, was passed.
Alderman Ruth called up the ordi-
nance introduced three weeks ago. di-
recting the appropriation of $4,000 from
the water works extension fund of the
city treasury to pay for the labor and
| construction in the work already done
and to be done in the completion of the
system. Under suspension of the rules,
the ordinance was passed unanimously.