The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-16
CITY COUNCIL. DECLARES
 FOR SEPARATE STREET CARS

| tne streets at the same time, thus se- o"Tihs the best possible rate.
 stood by Committee.
 rvan Aidermen Jones, Ruth. Cox and J. c. rssoi;,a sson argued that If the people along Taroaine ing at street desired asphalt pay Gunter and Aldermen Foster, Lobman Eoemer and Grifith believed that the o1T,mmittee s1, hid report for the rejection of should be adopted.
 The report of the Committee was fn,say nhaliy adopted. by vote of to 6. as ra.,s Ay,es1dP.ssIdent Gunter. Aldermen iiyNSn; Nn; A. T.; Tyson.7. Ryan. Taft, J. c. Tyson-s.
 Later In the evening a resolution by
 TT 1esldent Gunter was passed, author izing the advertising for bids for paw Der 2s. 1906. for Montgomery. Caroline Wilson and Goldthwaite Streets, the bids for paving Montgomery and Will opened last evening having been re- turned to the bidders unopened.
 Montgomery Street is to be paved. enrs snrtS 1Sdopssa sSd red.
 A petition was read from a num- of the Council to the condition of Half line to the Garter Hiii road. and ssns Gs 1sv1Sss 1sHt' and The inc approved the report.
 l Liquor Li Li..nses Granted.
 The Council approved the favorable report on petitions ,H. fcr saloon licenses the Oak Haii Saloon. iis Dexter W av. snSs k s"s S. Fss Naf: ' s51 sa51slafps pee.iSr AS cor. cctsss.t: ,,Tss, Gcsnet3 BrcthsEs s@l ., N0;!a ts Nerts Msp5e; MeponoIsh ,trsss; rsn'he%. w. Q. a. O'Rear. 8o4 Houston street: Parker nfs anH selssT ss1n.s sls South Dssatur street: Decatur. street; Jerome Vincenteiii,iS and 20 Monroe Avenue. and J. A. Gall sa: eradS sHS street :trsst aeorse n ISsn Ns~: stell. 1s North Court street; Willie Page. 413 South street: Wilson and
 The application # David Johnson 1 for liquor license at 502 North Un- ion street Was deni,.d. desrite a fa- xosaSls ioe rsissmmehdat.on nd by the fc,
 The com'n.ttee on s,"cwa ks ani Ii tsncs bany as Soais i;is s srssomnende the aceep- company @ 1a for I paxng tSs sdewaik waH on the north side ot Pelham street rom Union to Hilliard. The bid was V or streets. the mayor was authorized to purchase horse and buggy for the use of the street department of the engineers office.
 | Uniforms for Police.
 The police committee recommended tne passage of a resolution pledging | the city to furnish the policemen with winter winter uniforms. The resolution was
 Chairman J. c. Tyson of the Park Commission reported favorably on the Proposal to retain Joseph Pfingstl as mndsSoaps ma3.Sa , gardener for another six
 On recommendation of the commit tee. an ordinance was passed. under saspensd9n tenen n' os9d Of the rules making the ener one year instead of six months. lished.
 The annual message of Mayor roooo was read at length and referred to inc Comnittee on Finance.
 messages were also sent to the Coun- cll by the Mayor on the following sub | Recommending that before the city makes permanent improvements on High street between Union and Bain- bridge opiage a that property owners who have l to move back their fences
 accompanying that Willie Robinson, | a crippled negro boy. be allowed to conduct bootblack stand at 10 South
 
 Announcement of settlement of claim made by Mark D. Brainard for s10O. MT. Brainard fell into an open catch Recommending ar appropriation of 5000 with which to purchase addi- tional horses and harness for the Mont gomery Fire Department.
 Reporting that right of way has been secured for the new course of Gennetta ditch and recommending that the Council authorize the Treasurer to advertise for bids for doing the work
 No action was taken upon any of these messages
 New Measures Presented.
 resolution by Alderman Sullivan was adopted. notifying the Columbus Paving Company that unless 1t begins work upon the sidewalks on Randolph street. for which 1t has the contract, within thirty days the contract is re- Alderman J; (. Tyson presented a sion of the ethics of the situation was referred to the judiciary committee. with Instructions to report at the next the City Attorney to bring suit against the Montgomery Traction Company to compel 1t to comply with it's contract Jefferson Davis Avenue.
 Alderman tobman introduced an ordinance, which was referred to the ]1ndifciaary o committee: making 1t 'un-
 
 principal. within the police jurisdIc- tion of the city of Mortgomery. to permit any minor or person engaged as clerk Of any kind pr character whatever to buy ar sell cotton grain or meat. stocks or bonds for 'utura delivery in said stock exchange or cot ton exchange. unless such clerk has the permission of his employer" The proposed ordinance provides as a pen- atty a fine of s100.
 For . "City Prosecutor."
 Alderman Ryan presented an ordir- ance creating the office of City Prose cutor. at a salary of $500 per annum. to conduct cases for the city in the Re- corder's court. and to appear for ths city in higher courts in criminal cases appealed. either to the City Court Of
 Alderman Cox presented an ordi- nance making 1t unlawful to ma liciously cut. scratch, deface or muti- late In any way plate glass windows ject to fine of from $1 to $100 AL derman Roemer. who was in the chair, gravelv referred the ordinance to the military committee.
 After considerable discussion, the Council voted unanimously to allow ten policemen to preserve order during the fair. They are to be put on about October 20. and kept on until October 20
 Upon recommendation of the Commit tee on Streets, a petition of property the roadway north of Church street to conform to the lines south of Court 1 street was allowed. Ordinances were passed for paving the l sidewalks on the west side of Pleasant l Avenue from Jefferson Davis Avenue | mad ct A