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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
FEDERAL ARRESTS
GEORGE LAMAR sub' .JECT OF INDICTMENTs'
other Arrests Are New Being Maae ol Indictments Found by the Fea- eraI Court Grand
 Jury.

Th. fact that two indictments han haan returned by the Federal sranu iury against George M. Lamar were made nublic yesterday when he was arrested by Deputy United states Mat sbol Lem Harrison on the charse ol n'iSnse of the United States mails. He cave bond immediately to the sum oi $500. sso0 bond required by CommlssioheL I nS when he bound him over to the granu iurv 1t would not have been necessary For the marshal to arrest him sec ond time. The bond would still De Tn affect and nothing more would be done until court convened. However two indictments were returned which ne- cessitated the second arrest and the second bond. ,
 After investigating the case thor ougnly the grand jury found that one of tho letters which Lamar was al- Ieged to have mailed to Miss Graham had come from Tuskegee. The others came from Montgomery. Whom the case was carried before Commissioner Fillmore only the letters sent from Montgomery were taken into consider otion hence the bond of $500. The grand Jury having declared that these letters from Montgomery and Tuskegee were two offenses the grand jury re- turned two Indictments.
 No other arrests have been made by the marshal on the indictments re- turned Thursday put every deputy Is ont on the work now. Two men on the list were already in the County jail. They are Colen McRea. charged with tampering with the mails. and William Terrell, charged with illicit retail Iiouor dealing. It Is possible that Me Rae will go before Judge Jones this morning and plead guilty when he does He made a statement to that eff feet yesterday. William Terrell will let his case come up in the usual man ner.
 Catching McRea and the outcome of inc case is due to the good work of Postofice Inspector Ashton. Money was being missed from the mails and after working hard on the case MT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
BOTH SIDES IN STREET
 CAR CONTROVERSY RESTED

thing will be impossible except in the event of the Montgomery Traction Company retiring. The condition of the Traction Company does not warrant the belief that this will happen, but it is known that certain conditions sur bonds have greatly handicapped the profitable conduct of the system.
 The filing of the suit by the Mont, gomery Traction Company, mention of which was made in yesterdays Adver- tiser. has forestailed action that psob- ably would have been taken by the Light and Water Power Company, which now claims that the Traction Company is indebted for power, with which the street cars have been oper- ated for the last months. Onicials of the Light and Water Bower Company yesterday made open avowais that at the proper time action would be taken which would thoroughly clear up their side of the case. Ii is intimated that long pending split between the two corporations.
 T do not believe that the owners of the Montgomery Light and Water Pow CT Company will shut off the power now" said one who is very close tb the local management, yesterday. 'T believe that they have too much consideration
 
 as for those who directly support their company. They are seeking to settle this difference with as little inconven- fence to the public as possible, and at the same time obtain justice for them selves"
 None of the Light and Water Power officials would discuss the matter when seen. General Manager W. H. Rag land, of the Montgomery Traction Company, consented to make state-, ment. which was as follows: s T.i
 '"rhe Montgomery Traction Company filed this suit as the last resort. We tried every possible means to have an amicabie settlement with the Mentgom- cry Light and Water Power Company, but each effort was futile. We even went so far as to suggest arbitration. but the officials Of the Light Company would not listen to us
 "This suit is based on just grounds and everything claimed in the petition is absolutely true. It was / the only means of settling this matter after we had tried to keep 1t out of the courts. We did not want to bring 1t into the courts but we were pushed to 1t as the means of reaching an agreement"
 Tn the event the present trouble be- tween the two companies is not settled without inconvenience to the public, the Council will probably take hand, according Sto a statement made last night by al member of the Aldermanic Board.
 Montgomery has stood for an infe-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
IS SURE
woArH,s SOCIETIES BEGIN WORK
 ON PLANS.
Beard anA Association Heard pr. Greil Report City Counei1's Ordinance And Within Few Days win
 Name Comnnttfees.

Members of the Infirmary Board and Infirinary Aid Association met at the Innrmary Thursday morning and, after hearing Dr. Gaston Griel read the ordinance of the City Council donat- ing building site. discussed general plans forsan early initiation of the con- struction of . charity hospital.
 Specific arrangements for the trans- action of all business necessarily pre- liminary to actual building were not made, the consensus of the members being that definite preparations should be deferred until after the holidays. But all present were enthusiastic in the hope that the donation of the site on Capitol Heights was a basis upon which they might securely rest their hopes. a
 Both the board, whose membership comprises two married women from each church in< Montgomery, and the association, e6mposed of unmarried women interested in the charity hos. pital were we'll represented by dele gates Thursday morning. Mrs. J. 4. kirkpatrick, president of the board. presided.
 pr. Gaston J. Greii. City Physician. who has been not only an ardent ad- vocate but an indefatigable worker for the construction of a charity hospital in Montgomery. read the ordinance adopted by the Council. ITO authorize the Mayor to lease certain property to the Montgomery infirmary."
 The measure ordafns that the Mayor is authorized to lease to the Mont- gomery Infirmary, it's successors and assigns, the lot. which belongs to the city bounded by Madison and Monroe avenues. Hiliiard street and the car barns of the Montgomery Traction Company. The lease Is for ninety-ntne years and the annual rental is e1.
 The property, the. lease Is to stip- ulate, shall be utilized for hospital pur- poses. If it ceases to be utilized for hospital purposes, the interest acquired by the Montgomery Infirmary shall be terminated at once; and if the utiii- zation of the property is not consum- mated within three years from the date of the making of the lease. the lease shall become imperative and void.
 It is ordained that the city shall have the right to have treated at the hospital all employees of the city, who shall have been injured while in the discharge of their municipal duties, without cost to the city. It is stipur lated, too, that the poor of the city shall have medical and hospital treat ment.
 The city will be represented in the board of managers of the hospital oy some of it's officers. If the hospital ever reverts to the city, either because of an annual contribution of $5,oo0 by the city, or for any other reason, It win Nbe the duty of the City Of Mont xomery to elect board of managers
 Immediately after the New Years nav. 1t was agreed at the meeting, committees to formulate pre- fiminary plans and make arrangements for the beginning of the work would be appointed. The building commit fee. one of the most important. VIII be probably the first named. It IS hoped that building may be commenced by early spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
VOTERS ARE SLOW ABOUT
 PAYING THEIR POLL TAX
Only 416 Had Paid Up to Yesterday
 AfternOon.

Only 418 Had Paid Up to Yesterday
 AfternOon.
 Up to yesterday afternoon there had been 416 poll tax receipts issued at the county Tax Collectors office. which is considered very low number for this late in the season. In all. there are over 2.5O0 voters who should take out poll tax receipts and as only this small number have come forward, the per- centage of the legal voters who will be allowed to cast their ballots Is small.
 This IS considered a poor season in the year to lay much stress on the poll tax business. but after January 1 a concerted effort will be made to nave everybody pay poll tax and be qualified to vote Owing to the fact that the next election promises to be rather warm. 1t is thought that the people will come up readily and get their poll tax receipts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
See Whsrs Your Money Goss!

THERE are many advantages of having Check Account ' with the Montgomery Bank Trust Co., It tells you
 your money the check stub shows TOT what the check given check is indsputabe record or the transaction returned cancelled check affords the best receipt check safe and convenient way of paying all bills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
WILL BE HERE MONDAY.
Governor Conner WiII Return For
 Necessary Buslness.

Necessary Business.
 Governor Conner is not expected to return to me Capitol until Monday ac- cording to a communication received from him yesterday. It is probable that at that time, he will go over the remaining petitions for pardons and annroye each. such as appeal to him as being necessary or just
 The Governor, in his communication, did not say whether he was having good luck or not. It is presumed how ever from the statement he made that he intended staying the entire remain ing part of the week at Swans Lake that he is having excellent shooting and is enjoying a great outing.
 Governor Conner will probably rernalr at the Capitol until Tuesday after noon, when he will leave for Birming- ham to be with his family on the eve of the coming of St. Nicholas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21

SPECIAL ON PHOTOGRAPHS.
 We are making special Holiday oL- ferinss on Christmas phctograpns' The very best work at moderate prices with prompt delivery. Schuize studio; 10 North Court St. AMI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21

Ashton thought that it was being ta- ken out at the union station here. He set trap for McRae with bogus let ter and then waited for developments. As expected McRea was seen to care- fully unseal the envelope. take out part of the money and return the letter to the mailing table. He was promptly arrested, indicted by the grand jury and stated to The Advertiser yester- day that he would plead guilty as soon as he was taken before Judge Jones.
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 Our own Mixed Nuts .......... .1Ocib Toua.iana soft Shell Pecams .... .30clb soef sbeII Pecaus ........ 20cIb Braxu Nuts 2Oclb Soft Shell Almonds ...... 2Scib EngIish sWaInuts s.......... 20clb Pure Mixed Candy ....... I5cfb
 BROCK GROCERY co.
 IS N. Perry st. 7O6 Highland Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21

wANTED-At once, Q good shoe saIesman. Steady position for the right man. Cohen's Sample Shoe Store, 2OS Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
Do Your Xmas Buying Here

YOU know how difficult pick the right Christmas presents for if you ask him, he can't tell you what he wants
 This the for the Xmas Buying you'll find prepared show you the right things for Christmas be the yourself
 How would fine dop Say $l5 $20 S2 silk lined $30 $35 $40 A little holiday gift but all the better for that maybe.
 You'll find wealth of lesser things here of things men constantly buy for themselves Fine nsckwear cuff and shirt studs scarf pins gloves hosiery hande smoking jackets bath robes, dressing gowns fine hats ec, you and you find without self away just guess and we'll exchange anything that doesn't lit for something that does later
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21
AdIourped UntlI January.

After meeting yesterday morning. and there being no business for dis posal, the Supreme Court of Alabama adjourned until January l3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-21

NEW YORK STATE APPLES. Large, red ones. 50 and 60 cents peck. 15, and 20 cents dozen.
 BROCK GROCERY co. sk N. Perry St. 706 Highland Ave.
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