The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10

muen puiulhg Work IS under way III
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 COmplaint To Soon Be Remedied.
 The citizens who complained in your sidewalk Pencillings' this morning, said an officer of the citys sanitary, de- pertinent, as he folded The Advertiser and laid it away in file yesterday, may have just cause for present com him that the alleged nuisance is aIto- gether accidental and temporary.
 ''The hole of which he speaks is on private property and the city has been months. in hope that the work would be completed before warm weather sets in. Except for the warm weather, no nuisance would exist. The endeavor has been made to fill the hole with trash free from vegetable and animal maj ter, but now and again bit of the for eign material is overlooked and thrown ln It is these bits that caused the odor that can be "discerned 100 yards away"
 The last load of trash is to be dump ed into the objectionable hole Monday Don't think that we have been disre- gardful of the matter; we have watch ed it closely. and should have prevent ed any discomfort not to speak of .dis- ease, except for the hot spell. which has not really done much harm: We are going to cover the trash with two feet of earth and are. going to mix m two barrels of disinfectant, which OuS Tt LO o0 tlAe WOEh- <AAO thOA be no water in the bottom, either, to nurse microbes, germs or mosouitoeS
 As to tee Gas Pressure.
 q am not generally kicker and am usually satisfied with almost anythinK, said a local dentist yesterday, but would just like to complain little bit about the Illuminating gas that is be-
 "As a matter of course, am compeli- ed to use gas great deal in my work and for some time, I have noticed that 1t is not at all satisfactory. It seems to me that the whole trouble Is lack of pressure. There seems to be plenty or gas and the combustion is apparently all right, but 1t lacks force enough be- hind it to make the proper flame.
 And more than finding the trouble I believe know the cause. Montgom- cry has the same gas mains that she had years ago. Their capacity Is the same but Montgomery has grown and the Light Company has built up won derful fuel gas business. But by the use of so many gas stoves, l beneve the pressure in the mains is diminish ed somehow or another.
 Tn other words, 1t has occurred to me that the pressure is not sufficient TOT the large drain now being made on the suggest this and l hope the company will give the idea some consideration. as am confident 1t Is correct"
 MT Daniel q Cook. clerk to the com
 
 mittee on temperance of the House or Representatives, left Montgomery last nioht for hss home in Wilcox County Mir Cook has held position with sev- eral Legislatures and is well known Tn Montgomery and throughout the State. He is a potent factor in politics In his county and by only few votes: ,aed faiied his father, Hon. Samuel c. Cook, lamented citizen of Wilcox. NF | of the Fifth United States Infantry. stationed at Plattsburg, N. Y.i Is expec- ted to arrive in Montgomery today A telegram was received from Lieutenant E9nore yesterday by his brother, MT. John Fillmore, anriouncing that he woula arrive today. Lieutenant Elmore mas not visited Montgomery, his former home, in three years, and his friends in this city will be delighted to ex- tend him welcome.
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 In the current exhibition of architee, tures and the allied arts, MT. w. WI Hannon. a young architect of Montgom- cry was awarded an honorary aim ploma by the Pennsylvania Academy ot Fine Arts and the T. Square Club nt Philadelphia, for meretorious work in designs
 Mir N. I.obman, an alderman from l the Third Ward, and one of Montgom- ery's prominent business men, returned | yesterday from New York, where he l had spent month MT. Lobman satd yesterday that he had had delight full visit
 James H. Parish, a prominent citi- zen of Wilcox county, was In Mont gomery on a business trip yesterday. He returned on the City of Mobile last night.
 MT. F. w Mccormack, of Leighton, l Is at the Imperial, accotnpanied by his wife.
 MT. R. c. Jones, of Birmingham, spent last night < in x N09ss0%erS' %
 MT. Cyrus K Hartzell. of Birming- ham, is in Montgomery.
 MT. J. F. Moody Jr. of Birming- ham, Is at the sumness' n S
 MT. John W. Cooke, of Birmingham. | is visiting the city.
 MT. J. F. Holmes, of scottsville. was in town last night; < < #
 MT. c. M. own, of Birmingham. is at the Exchange;
 MT. W. L. McCaa, of Anniston, is i in Montgomery.
 MT. T. B. Hightower. of China Grove. is in the city.
 Mrs. J. S. Smith, of Alex City, is vis-
 MT. II. H. Clarke. of Mobile, is in town.