The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-13
MUSTHAVEPRESSURE
PENSACOLA WATER COMPANY
WARNED BY MAYOR.
Executive Of Florida City VIII Fine
Corporation p an Hour II Order
II Not Complied With.

Pensacola. Fla, Oct. 12-(Special)
For every hour that a certain water
pressure is not maintained the Pensa-
cola Water Company is being penaliz-
ed in the sum of IS by Mayor Charles
H. Bliss.
states that 1t shall maintain at all
times a pressure not below a stated
number Of pounds, except in case of
accident. Recently the big stand pipe
of the company was injured by the
hurricane and all the water emptied
out.
Since that time the efforts of the
company to repair the tank so that it
will hold water and thus give In
creased pressure on the mains has
been futile
TWO weeks elapsed and the compa-
ny had not made the necessary re-
pairs. and today Mayor Bliss standing
in the police station saw the water
gauge there fall below forty-six
pounds during a fire. Shortly after
wards he sent an official communica-
ton to the company stating that for
every hour or fraction Of an hour that
the gauge registered below a certain
limit that a charge OF IS would be
made by the city.
Called to Kentucky.
'.0N. D. barney butter VINO, since
last March has been pastor of the
Palafox Street Methodist Church. has
received notice that he has been trans
ferred to the Kentucky conference.
| and he will leave Monday to assume
charge of the Woodlawn Church at
Owensboro, Ky
Mr.. Butler. while a young man. has
made many friends in this city dur
! ing his short stay, who will regret
ha loo
now without pastor. both Rev
Nreeland and Rev. Butler having been
| transferred to Kentucky, and ii is
not probable that a pastor will be
assigned the church until the next
conference. which convenes in De-
| cember The pulpit until that time
VIII be filed by inviting pastors from
neig boring cities to come here
Naming of Chief.
Mayor Charles Fl. Bliss announced
| this morning that while he would re-
ceive suggestions from those interes-
ted as to the most capable man to
| fill the office of Chief of Police. that
| he did not intend to name any one
| until two weeks hence, when the
council holds its regular meeting. At
that time he will send to the council
the name Of the party whom he has
selected and ask that his appointment
be confirmed.
| He stated Yesterday and again this
| morning that he had been besieged by
| tho friends Of the half dozen aspirants
| for the position. and while he was
| glad Ia hear Of the qualifications set
| forth that he would hold out no hope
| for appointment to any one. but be
| for" the council meeting would de-
| tern7ine whom would serve the city's
! interest best and name that person.
| 1t is generally conceded that the race
! lies between Chief Deputy Sheriff
| Drank y Saindrs, DEPUTY Marshal MIL
ton y Frank and Capt w. II, Hutch
| inSon, former sheriff,
| Wrecker VIII Arrive
News has been received here hy
| vlrc-consuls and master of the many
| stranded sailing vessels. that the
| Chapman and Merritt Wrecking Com
| pdnN has at last sent out the tug Res
Gu" from New York, fully equipped for
wrccking purposes. and that she Will
visit many of the gulf ports where
vessels are aground. Captain J. Chit
tNnden. A representative Of the com