The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
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AswestOe IOf AovtDG Picture 6h0Ws.
 Look here" said . moving picture proprietor yesterday. have you no. tced what the city is compelling us'to do 10 our show places?"
 The picture man ushered hts friend into the small chamber where the lights machine is manipulated. It was | stuffy little room overlooking the en- tire establishment and 1t was rather
 See what we are required to do, we must line this room completely with aseestos and it's hard job. We must not leave even so much as crack un- covered and our door to this chamber must De lined with the non -infia ma ble material; This door Is supposed to be closed all the time-a little warm, for the fellow on the inside-so that in ease ease. anything L, catches on ire within. there Will bs no danger of spreading.
 Had you ever thought there was such network of wires in a place like this? Every light and piece of apparatus in the place must have a have everything under his control for carrying on the show. This. of course. makes 1t necessary to have many wires
 Captain orimth. Assistant Fire Chief. informed us that we would be compelled to install the asbestos. sp we have started. It is quite a tedioIs piece of work
 
 Good lnvest ments Are Thick.
 Tt is problem in my mind." said a well known Montgomerian yesterday. where in the city of Montgomery 1t Is S"y sr % tns ms ssks For quite a while I have been looking up various sites with the end in view or ultimately purchasing. but every time 1 take a look at a few easily &C., cessible and advantageous acres there comes to my mind better proposition in another section of the city.
 One thing Is certain. Montgomery probability. it will extend in all direc- tions. and with equal rapidity. Clover dale is on the boom. and has been for quite a while, Since the announce Methodist College in that vicinity has been made that particular portion of the city has been in much greater de- mand. until now 1t is quite hard to pur- chase h;u" good site without paying t,,ig Sig worth the price that is charged. in view of the great possibilities of this section as a strictly residential district
 T ihink that the property on the Pickett Springs line will in the end come forward as among the most de- sirable of the city. It is nice place ble. and I think that will mean a good
 Tn fact. look at 1t as l may. I am every day more and more impressed with the fact that the city is growing: when 1t comes, of course it will find the city greatly expanded and the bus mess districts of tho city not so very congested."
 Russell County Court House.
 Hon I. I. Noses. of Girard. ex-Rep. resentative of Russell County was visitor at the Capitol yesterday: in the interest of certain legislation affecting cousin of Captain Stanford Moses. of the battleship Georgia. and g brother of Midshipman Clifford Moses of the KearsaEe.
 tion in his, community over the pro- posed moving of the court house from Scale to Girard. Scale is the present county site of Russell County, and is centrally located. However Girard is by far the largest town in the County and probably furnishes more cases in the courts than any other town of the County.
 If the question ever comes to q vote of the people of Russell County" said Mr. Moses. we will win out by a large majority and Girard will be made the county site. which has been just contention for many years"
 MT. Dan kissengen ana MT James Anthony. who have been employed for several months on the new First Ma tional Bank building. left last night for their homes in Baltimore. MT. kissengen and Mir. Anthony made many friends during their stay in Montgomery.
 Mir G. M. Luce, President of the Bank of Lucedale Miss, and direc- tor of the new Greenwood Cemetery. ty, ha oif 4S- terday.
 Mir Jack T. stallings. of Birming- ham. is in Montgomery.
 MT J. A Emery. of Birmingham, te at the Exchange.
 MT J. D. Matlock. of Birmingh Is in Montgomery.
 Mr f. F. Scale. of Livingston. is in