The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
 MANY PAVING
 ORDINANCES City Council Passes Mum Der of Measures. TO IMPROVE THE STREETS Street Railway Seeks to Reopen
 Franchise Matter. Counsel Ray Rushten Declares That it is of Interest to People to
 Consolidate Tracks of Two Companies.
TO IMPROVE THE STREETS

The City Council of Montgomery at it's special meeting last night in the Council chamber disposed or vast amount of paving business.
 Ten ordinances providing for an ls- suance of ..baby" bonds for sidewalk paving were adopted. two ordinances providing for street paving were pass ed. twelve ordinances providing for sidewalk paving were looked favorably on by the Council and the city fathers decided to place curbing and storm water sewering on one street.
 The Council was called to order at o'clock by vice-President Ruth, with the following Aldermen present: Messrs. Tyson. J. C.; Foster, Roemer, Tyson, A. L.; Tait, Ryan, Sullivan, Holloway. Jones, Cox, Strauss, Gunter and Hudson.
 For Fire Apparatus.
 The Committee on Fire Department reported favorably on the resolution to postpone the time for bids to be in the hands of the City Treasurer for supplying tho city with one fire truck and one composite hose carriage from March 5 to March 13. The report was adopted.
 Bids for supplying the city with feed were opened. The following were the bidders: GrieI Bros, w. B. Jones and Ray, l.. Lasscter & Co.,. S. Loeb. The bids were referred to the Committee on Finance.
 Alderman Romer reported on the twenty-five paving ordinances. The ordinances providing for an issuance of s'baby" bonds were as follows: $3,9OO for paving the sidewalks on Mildred Street from Mobile to Holt Street; $2,300 for paving the sidewalks on Mou1ton Street from Church Street to Clayton Street; s5,000 for paving the sidewalks on Whitman Street from
 
 for paving the sidewalks on Cleveland Avenue from Mildred Street to JefHer- son Davis Avenue; $2,000 for paving the sidewalks on Jackson Street from Madison Avenue tos Jefferson Street; $500 for sidewalks on Holt Street from Mildred Street to Clayton Street; s2,S00 for sidewalks on Pelham Street from Union Street to Hilliard Street; $1,000 for sidewalks on Lawrence Street from Jefferson Street to Randolph Street; s2,600 for sidewalks on Mobile Street from Goldthwaite Street to Mildred Street; $1,200 for sidewalks on Perry Street from Jefferson Davis Avenue to Julia Street
 The street paving ordinances were for Gilm 1T Street from Tallapoosa Street to Water Street and Hull Street from Washington Street to South Street.
 sidewalk PavinE.
 The sidewalk paving ordinances were for Perry Street from Julia Street to Fielder Street; Hilliard Street from Houston Street to Pelham Street. Martha Street from Holt Street to Dlckerson Street; King Street from Union Street skto Jackson Street; Bell Street from Moulton Street to Dickerson Street; Grady Street from Mobile Street to Holt Street; Holt Street from Clayton Street to Robinson street; Columbus Street from Lawrence Street to McDonough Street; Randolph Street from Court Street to Decatur Street; McDonough Street from Jeffer- son Street to the Central of Georgia Railroad: and Holt Street from Mildred Street to Dickerson Street.
 The report also contained an ordi' dance to curb and place storm water sewerage on Brassell Street from Adams Street to Key Street.
 The ordinances were each read and adopted separately.
 Alderman Holloway secured unani- nous consent to introduce resolution proyiding that the Mayor have printed a. number of copies of the recently en' acted vagrancy ordinance and cause them to be placed in conspicuous places The resolution was adopted.
 Street Railway Matter.
 Ray Rushton, counsel for the Mont womery Traction Company, endeaVoret to have introduced an amendment t the recently adopted street railway pr dinance in reference to the connection of the tracks of the Montgomery Stree Railway and the Montgomery Traction Company. Tn a communication, he SC ant that both for the public and for th' WI most Na,