The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17
SIDEWALK PENcILINcs
Leaks In rax-raying system.

them by the city for the conduct of
 aos cf ag.s m sls m s irse tns part t re ef the city government which might be worth Investigation
 c,aade rne matter recalled to mind m in. cident several years ago, where It was diseovsred saloon keeper had pssn pee doing business on one license for I SIX aix ysars years never having paid but the ton of his license. he would take 1t gown from its frame on the wall, wash f an 'G ana syf h s anr arsi M a a aEa aH common in the incident Of the saloon neeeper nes a and, the cotton men. but 1t em, there are many foophoies in the citys methods through which the dishon- I a ,s sy atsr p In pes.sds tq saes saes the money. due them, occurred to me the cy ssnk woad s wgssbE pubs annsay list of merchants doing business in the different lines of trade. who pay the of the iist to the p business s men mem of pp's the city. or have them printed In the news papers, t would be practically an irli- Ipsoss11Slii,y Iss 1Snay& & Tor anyone to avoid paying names of his competitors in trade. He
 sny SSa fSf fSled sne S m pay the sp 'o on time 1t Is seif-evident that 1t would not long remain unreported. There are
 se wReh fl ale asypfs into o5 shs ss eay experiments. would put. an end to pet ty dishonesty and stop the leaks which evf yesr sroSbs o9i tns ss sE g ass ass Ss cy is following lines laid down by peo- pie, years ago. few innovations now hne ns many rnsn w4dia tbinrg gs far toward improv
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 Citizens Goes for Mosauitoes.
 One citizen of Montgomery, whose does not nave 70 dspena S no On shs noI nation of his neighbors in sanitary matters has set About systematically 1 It is said that the little pests do not | go over two hundred yards from their | roasting places.-or whatever. yon call working on this theory he has decided | that he will not be bothered If he | gar san clean out the breeding places on imenting for about month and thus | far has been very successful. Be ! thinks that the oity. should compel |
 'The Sanitary Department helms | some by oiiing and kaIniting big 1 ponds said thls citizen to an Adver- | mosquitoes come more from the pri. | vate premises of the city than from | these big. ponds In nearly every yard | IS little stale puddle and it is in | these places more than anywhere else. 1 that mosquitoes breed. If the city | would compel householders to, pour, | other places. about every two weeks, | the mosquito would be greatly reduc- | ed in numbers. It wouldn't De q bad | arns % on % the y somSs $ ws ins tha ne eemstsrS msEoe were filled with earth and flowers | planted in them or something to elimt- | aate this which must be very proii-
 
 well for the city health oficers to have q close surveiinnce of private
 The Crops In 3kutauga.
 " " Wadsworth, the well known | county. who was in Monteomery yes terday said that crops in his section, | where they have been properly work \ The raina have helped qua the corn crops very much" said Mir. wads- I, worth. but cotton has been injured, t to weed. Sugar Jane is in an unusual- ly good condition"
 MT. wadsworth tells of the birth of band Is one of his tenants, on the 1. night of July 18th. The house On | M:. Mr: Wadsworth's place in which the < called 'the house oi twins as as en more than one family residing there have |, been blessed with twins and in each |, case they have been born in tha same |; room
 MT. wadsworth returned to hia Au- tauga county home yesterday After |;
 Governor Back From SKSDsIe. Goyernor Jelks returned to Mont n days visit in Mobiis. whsrs here he s 1Rens Mees Friday night to inspect the encamp- |, me9t of the ard Regiment Infantry. The Governor expressed himself as Camp Barry I. Holt. and with the con- saw there. Today he viii return to his office at the Capitol. MT. W, F. vandiver is expected to { Is in Philadelphia, where he went from Chicago to attend a conference ( a G5 tSe nen coyioo waS srs ssst Tith him cry. t MT. Joseph ohl, the talented stan correspondent of The Atlanta Consti- tuition. spent a few hours in Mont gomery yesterday en route to Birming- nam rom his home in the Georgia !, Judge A. H. Alston of Clayton. pass K Cd Mati,rSGs through Mp6ntgomery yesterday for
 
 for Judge D, E. Brewer. S
 %%& Hon. B. B. Conner who was in Mont 4 gomery yesterday. went to Wetumpka l( where he spoke in the interest of his IF candidacy for Governor \IS
 Ss%# la Hen. John B. Ward of AbDevilIe, can- h didte for commissioner of agriculture, q was in the city last night, accompanied {
 %%Ae Mir. J. F. Johnson, who has been spending several days at Seven oaks, has returned to Savannah, Ga. f
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 Charles E. Norton spent Sunday at l Seven Oaks with his family who are spending the summer there. r Hon. J. A. Wilkinson of Autaugaville. q candidate for commissioner of agri- { culture is Tn the city. + Hon. c W. Hare. one, of the best [ town. pr. Nat G. Clark of Ensley, Physician II Convict Inspector Is visiting Montgom- [, cry ! Mir. W. " Newton IS spending a few ] days at Tybee Island, near Savannah [ Ga.
 %%% MT. S. J Bayne Is spending some ' time on Cumberland Island. Ga.
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 Mir A. M. Pitts of Union Springs, spent i'S' "'Sn' sa s"s e'"' Mir I. UtIL- of nnrban arauk yast 1