The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-03

1 that 1t be granted. In the majority recommendation, the fact was presen. | ted that neignpors objected to the
 noise whiSn the boiler s'ils,I,. and engine | fact that MT. West. who Is very Ill | lives within arms length of his ice plant. If the plant made such noise
 he said. Mir. West would not be sick there.
 | Alderman J.. c. Tyson rose to ask e is MT. Vests physical condition due to the proximity of his residence
 to his plantr' he queried. but was mol answered.
 The majority report was adopted. | The report of the Finance Commit | tee recommending that the license paid l to the city by Newlin and Slocum. who | for awhile operated moving picture
 show on Dexter Avenue. be refunded | produced a small outcroppinR of ora
 Aldefman Sullivan declared that that man got man because he could not toot his horn"
 The resolution introduced provides | that the license be revoked, unless | the nuisance was abated." The report was adopted. and an or- | dinance introduced appropriating S25 | to make the refund.
 The Alabama Machinery and Supply | Company was awarded the contract for roofing the city stables Hull Street Paving. Alderman A. L. Tyson brought on a storm and lot of talk by moving to reconsider the action of the Coun. ell in providing for the paving of Hull street withbrick. He presented peti- ton from citizens showing that sev- enty per cent of them wanted asphalt The property owners seen by commit tee selected from their number each placed the amount of property he own. ed after his name. These showed that the owners of 3.665 feet Of Hull street prefer brick represent Ss5 feet and now represent SIS feet. Owners of 312 feet were not seen.
 Mir Lobman did not think the city could go back on a contract which had passed from the hands of the Coun, ell to the Mayor. He was sustained in this view by City Attorney Mcln-
 Alderman Cox said that the peti- tion only sustained one which he pre- sented at the last meeting of the Coun- cil. .. A, derman-at-laree had worked personal ly and persuasively and had seduced great many persons into signing his pe- tition."
 believed that the citizens Of Hull street should be given what they wanted re gardless of all the sage advice or the City Attorney.
 Alderman Holloway salu thht Wieh all dite deference to the City Attorney he did not believe that there was con, tract until both sides-the Council ana the Mayor-had signed the contract.
 The chairman ruled that the contract in regard to Sayre Street would aiso have to be set aside as 1t was includeo in the report of the Streets Committe,e and was acted on in con1unction wlth Hull Street. .s. rour- ell decided against reconsideration oI the Hull Street contract by vote ot
 The following resolutions were in- troduced:
 Alderman Lobman-to take an 'n- yentory of the real and personal prop erty of the City of Montgomery
 Alderman Cox-To look into the cost of opening Holcombe Street from Jef- ferson Davis Avenue to Hannon Street
 Alderman Foster-To improve the Gennetta Ditch.
 Ordinances introduced:
 Alderman Lobman-To appropriate $1 ,067. 50 to pay the Ludlow Valve Com pany for contract for supplies Tor the waterworks Department.
 Alderman Holloway--To permit the running or the operating of automo- piles upon the streets and avenues of Montgomery and to regulate the speed thereof,