The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-05
WILL BEGIN WORK AT ONCE Traction Company Max ing Many Repairs. GREATLY IMPROVED SERVICE All Improvements Are Being
 Rapidly Made. Work on Lawrence street Eatension to Begin Monday sEorning-De1- ter Avenue to Be Finished
 sunday Morning.
 
GREATLY IMPROVED SERVICE

preerastination seems a word With out a meaning to the new mahasei1S ,', of the local street car company. uassfnx of the ordinance Tor tne III proved service of the Perry and court Streets and Finley Avenue ulrision a doss not end that matter; the rails for the sxtension of the .line along Finiey Avenue to the city limits are already heN and Friday a load Of cross tles were received. More ties. Of wnien ,, suff1rtant supply are not on hand, VIII he received in a few days and by next week actual work will begin,
 The cut through the Ciisoy property for the new line will be started Mon- dav inc city having contracted to do tbst mart of the work. Mayor Teague is as much interested in the improve nent. for the city's sake, as the car naonle are for the betterment Of the service and it will be something Of a race between them to see who is ready first. The cut will go through the en- tire block. making Finley Avenue a continuous thoronghfare. and the earth taken out will be used to Ill In the low lots at the extremity of the cut
 { Although Finley Avenue is not very thickly settled at its suburban end, the cars will be run through to the city limits. The company is not waiting for property owners to develop trade for them but will develop desirable territory for prospective home-ouild- CTS
 The impression created by the active and compreh ensive work of the new car management has made friends for it on all sides, and the erstwhile string of daily complaints has fallen on to minimum. Even at this early date Of the new regime, citizens are beginning to brag about the efficient car system of the city.
 The old cry of the motormen speed ing the cars down steep hills, that has been raised by citizens will stop. Su- perintendent W. J. Ginnivan had It, tie talk with the car men recently, and they said that they were instructed to make the schedule no matter what the cost. He told them that from now on that rule was cancelled, and the safety of the public was the watchword of the company, and to govern themselves accordingly.
 The renovation of the tracks on Dex- ter Avenue from Court Square to The Advertiser building will have been completed by Sunday, and the cars will resume a through schedule. In addi- tion to the resuming of the regular run, the CIoverdale cars will be run through to the union station on a twelve minute schedule.
 A 1u&SS OL A0Q1A WOA0 AS pS ing rapidly attended to. throughout the city, joints that have been loose are being rebuilt and the cars already are going much more smoothly and noise- lessly.
 One thing the company has in hand. having started 1t the first day the new management took hold, Is the dividing of the main feed wire among the. sev- eral systems of the service, so that a breakdown in one place will not put all the cars in the city out of service. as formerly. Some of the lines are now running independently of the others, and by the end of the month, each di- vision will have it's own supply wire. so fixed that if it breaks on the feed line, they can be connected with the