The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
SIDEWALK PENCILINGS
Separate Car, For Races.

SePah0uG SaEB Of ttaCcBs
 If the Montgomery Traction Con- pany wanted to be real mean, in this matter of putting on seperate cars for the whites and blacks. as required by the City Council" suggested citizen yesterday, who, 1t may be stated in passing does not look at the question in the same light as the Aldermen, it would pull all Its summer cars on the various lines. despite the cold wea- ther.
 Tt is possible that after the Alder men had ridden down town iE an open car few mornings, and had their ears would begin to think about repeating such an unjust ordinance.
 And really such an arrangement work. either. If the Council forces the company to put on summer cars, in preference to cutting down the pre-. : ent schedule, one race or the other would have to ride in the open cars" Fine Track At Park. The race track at Vandiver Park is in fine condition for the races next week." said . Montgomery sporting man who visited the Park yesterday, and the visitors to the Fair are go- tions, If the weather conditions are favorable. There are some good horses entered for the races, both pacers and trotters, and among them are num-
  ready made sensational records this season. There was a grave fear that the track could not be put in shape for high class horses, on account of the interference of the work by the recent rains but the management met this difficulty by increasing the number Of workmen. and the track is in fine con- dition."
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 Military 1lea To Meet.
 A number of Montgomery officers of the National Guard will be in Bir1ning- ham today to participate in meeting called by Brigadier General Louis ". Clark to consider the revision of the military laws of the State by the next Legislature.
 to be discussed by the officers IS im- provement of the shooting abilities Of the soldiers and the establishment of
 Gen. W. W. Brandon went to Bir- mingham last night. Other Montgom- cry officers who will participate in the meeting are: Gen. Robert F. 1igon, Ma, jot S. T. westcott Captain Samuel R0swald and csp' x x D. x w. M'lveF
 Reports from the residence of Mir. w. A. Gayle, who has been 50 i'll at his home in Cloverdale, are to the effect that his condition continues to inn prove.
 Messrs Charles P. Anderson and W, NJ Browder, left yesterday evening for Birmingham. They go to take part In the Fair being ee'S < in y the Magic city
 Friends in this city of Rev. Ernest c. Nave of Tallassee.. will regret to know he is seriously ill at his home, with typhoid fexer* < * a
 State Senator F. P. Thomas and Hon Allen H. Merrill of Barbour County. were distinguished visitors to Mont s0mery yesterday < x x MT E. H. Cabaniss of Birmingham visited Montgomery yesterday and re- turned to his home on en evening tarin.
 Mir G. L. Conner of Eufaula, spent yesterday In Montgomery. He came here to attend the United States Court
 MT. W. A, Ward. a prominent Allan ta citizen, is spending a few days in ~0"'so"eS' * * Rev. J. R. McMuilen of Gadsden, spent yesterday < ,n Monssomery y <
 MT K. A. Conville came down yes- terday from Birmingham. MT. w. G. Walker is a visitor in the city from unios x ssringS B g
 MT. F. G. Ramsey of Union Springs, | Is at the New Exchange. | & # t | Mir. l.. J. Upshaw of Rutherford, is | visitor in Montgomery Is Ss < MT. J IT. Watt of Greenville, is a Capital City visitor. < a. $ MT. Lee B. Morris of Eufaula, is a Montgomery visitor. 4 < # MT B. B. Mckenzie of Eufaula. is | at Mabson's Hotel. N < E
 MT. E. P; Howard came up yesterday | from Mobile. # $ ss Mir J. Winter is in the city from Eufaula.
 MT. D. NJ Scott of Selma, is at the | Imperial g # < MT. 2 P. Gordon of Prattville. is in | the city.
 & @ N MT c. Scales is in Montgomery from