The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
VIII CAe6pen Fire Wood.

VsAA S~~~W~M hHS VVus
There is one particular in which
proht by the eauinoctual hurricane
s %niG I'D ala SO much damage in the
ago, said lumberman of this city last
right, and that Is that during this
winter We should have very cheap frc.
During the storm. forests In the
Escamb!a, Baldwin and Mobile our.
ties; were laid nat Millions Of feet
it will be impossible to get the fallen
trees cut up in time to prevent tnshl
fiom rotting. ghe oGly use to which
immense Quantities of that will DOUBT
less be shipped to all parts Of TIE
II know that many OF the lumber
companies are hurryirg portable mills
to the devastated country, but II Vial
be Impossible to cut up All the trees
much Of 1t viii haze to be used for thu
purpose i have mentioned. 1t Is TN ny
wind that blows nS & any GOOD
The Removai NJ Garbage.
oficiai Of the Sanitary Department who
WAS ntsryiewed on 1he rnmoya ss
nan yesterday. Il want to say that at
my place Of business between Dexter
Avenue and Monroe street. the garbage
every morning, and at Has O'CLOCK TO-
day the garbage wagon had not at
peared. Nor is today the first time
ha1 mt the nase s has seen lett In
Other business firms in the plocK
with me have complained from time u
time to the authorities about the non
at the specified time the garbage In
the mornings and of the unsightilness
OF the boxes and barrels. left dnrins
the day on the Sidewalks. -
ut is well-known by every one TAX
ing an interest in Montgomery and hav-
ing pride in their home town. ina =,
Dexter Avenue and commerce S.' ,..
city, are dtrtiei on sunday thah any
other day OF the week. =,
This state of affairs should not De
allowed to exist. Business firms on the
two streets mentioned should, the iast
thing on closing Saturday nightsl clear
the sidewalks and see to 1t that every
thng abeNt the srp .Srs arr of any kind
TO do this might require some eNt'.
labor and a possible expenditure or q
small am!unt Of MONEY. put IL wo sm'i
would show patriotism and q degree OF
civil pride in Montgomery citizens.
Uniformity Of city Ordinances. !,
"On which side Of the street shouio
the street cars stop?' asked o Mont.
gomery man In Montgomery they
run across the street in Birmingham
crossing. II seems to me the Birming-
ham plan IL the better. There Is Gel.
tainly less danger to those riding or
walking on the. street. ,u,.,,,;
might reach some uniform rule ABOUT
these things. Nowadays when the
Am, rican people travel Sc much. one
tho particular town or city he visi's
There Is another annoying phrase OF
this matter. Each town or city mas ita
own peculiar police rrguia h is v ann
ing a law. In some cities min ~
arrested quickly for smoking any "hcre
on a street car. In otnrr cities. thr po-
lice enforce the law against splitting
without a uniform system, strang-
gers in a town mist inquire what no.
to do that they gay \ kesp out Oh JAIL
Believes Reports are Exaggerated.
II believe that many of the reports
concerning the cotton crop are oxas
gerated." said a Montgomery , pHs'i An,
that fully. 10 or 80 per cent OF the COT
ton will be saved.
Conditions now are SO much DetteI
than they have been that there IS no
comparison. remember the tlmt
when cotton was down to . cents ana
even lower. and meat was proportion.
bale of Cotton for SIS Comp ,ring tho
cHnditions then with now, I think that
this country of ours is in splendid f1x.
and that there is no reason Tor Bong
discouraged"
4 ;s =
Mr.. Leon McCord. Secretary to the
StateSSupreme Court, has ret = cd to
Montgomery from his summer y fation
cial BODY in November.
x x 4
Mr.. Travis Strong. who has resided
in Montgomery soma time. has accept
Cd n position in Louisville. Nv.
4 4 4
Messrs. S. T. Rushton of Grady and
j. NJ. Dickinson of Hope Hull spent
yesterday in Montgomery.
Messrs. c. w. Carr, G. q. Carr and
G. W. l.. Carr, Jr., of Fort Deposit
are at the New MADISON.