The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-28
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
Pursainw lte.earch Work.

xx1 @sHAH8 Ae4earch W0rks ". o scroggss graduate Of tns Alabama Polytechnlc Institute at Au- purn' ana now a post-graduate studen' in the department or History, Econom- ics ana fotiticai Science at harvard, IS ln montgomefy 10 compiete ms re. ssalen work m the financiai history yi Aidpama- This worK was begun py nm last summer when ne spent SIX weeks m the Department of Archives ant. ana history or AiapaIna at the stats
 MT. Scroggs is conducting this work Tor the Carnegie lnstitutAEar Wasn- ingfon, D- C., under the direction Of froressor Henry B. Gardner of Brown .ic finance. ana Frofessor Davis +. Dewey of the Massacnusetts lnstltuts or Technology Tn cnarge of me De- partment Of History ana Banking. '. The work involves continuation Of the examination Of official recoros or state ofhclais. and Legislatures, and or banks and banking. Much of his in- formation Is gathered from newspaoer fiies and manuscripts.
 MT. Scroggs has spent two years at Harvard and he has one more year Tn which to finish his course. His native home is m Fort yalley Ca
 Kr. Nose W Stuart. accompanied by his wife and family, will leave tonight for a trip to canada. They. will visit Cleveland, Ohio. Niagara Falls, Bufalc. and Toronto. Mr. Stuart will be away from the city about one month.
 About sidewalk Vendors.
 T notice. said a citizen yesterday. 'that another stand of some sort Is being placed on the corner of Commerce srable portion of the sidewalk space
 T am opposed to any more of Mont gomery's sidewalk space being used by vendors IS locations for stands. We have wide sidewslkss but If this prac- tice Is continued, soon there will be no space left for pedestrians. don't see how thA stands now on our side wake, could have ever secured per- mission for the locations they eccu- py. We might as we'll allow stands in the middle of the street
 T have heard this matter brought up in the Counq1 several times. and I know some of the Aldermen voice my sentiments for I have heard them ex- Council. If we are going to have ssMortgomery Beautiful" we must dis- nose of some of our sidewalk vendors
 Don't Need Summer Resorts.
 we have had comparatively little hot weather this summer" remarked a citizen yesterday. "The heavy rains we have been having recently may tainly kept the mercury from rising to any great height For several weeks the nights have been pleasant and there have been comparatively few oppres- sive nights since the summer season began Of course. 1t is always warm to a certain degree in summer. no mat ter where you are. but it hasn't been Unbearably hot at any time.
 "On account ofNour pleasant summer thus far. believe fewer people have left here than in a number of years. Generally about this time. there Is continual hegira from MontEomerv. bu. find. this year. that a great many persons. who are accustomed to going tc summer resorts. have decided to ssav st home.
 Mir. D. c. Bnrson, wife and family. of Atmore. and Mir. " D. Soweli and famofly, of Brewton, are regoistered at the Imperial Hotel
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 Col Frank c. Caffev spent yesterday Ir Montgomery on his return to New York after visit with hia fsther :. varbena.
 MT. N N. sneppv and famoi1v. Do- than. are at the New Mabson Hotel.
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 Mir J. F. Hull of Annoiston. ois stoppoing at the New Excchange.
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 Messrs George A. Foote and J. H. Adams of Ozork. are in the city.
 MT. M O. Jones of Enterprise. is at the Glenmore Hotel.
 Mir. E. H. Lauck, of Dothan, ois in Montgomery.