The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-18

nance lay upon the table to come up. un-
 der the head of unfinished business-
 When it s'casne" 1t came with e little
 whiriwind of motions. resolutions and
 other parliamentary disputations.
 When finally the motion came on for
 actual consideration Alderman Saul
 spoke sharply. He said the motions
 were to prevent a1 hearingS Sof his side
 of the question. He said the Aldermen were all up for re-election and that
 some of them had found th& sanitary
 ordinances pincfed the toes CT some of the friends of some of the Aldermen. pr. Saul said that favorites had been played. He said If the friends of the Superintendent of City Stock wished to give him a pension he GOT. SauID would vote for 1t. But he. insisted that the city stock should be in the hands of competent veterinarians. Dr. Saul spoke at length and with ardor. Again he said the Council looked like a minstrel show" Mir. Sullivan said he had not thought there was any, need for City veteri- marian. He said the real personal dif- ference lay between Alderman Saul and ]. B. Cook, the Superintendent in question. That was where toes were pinched. he cried: and after all pr. Saul. creator of the ofice. had not suc- ceeded in getting his friend appointed to the place.
 pr. Saul said he acted on no person. al grounds in introducing the ordi- nance.
 Mir. Johnson. in heated speech. pro- tested against the alleged iinpugnfng of motives of any Alderman. At the end he declared, as he pointed to AL derman Saul:
 If the Council is a minstrel show there is the interlocutor. Al hA uvHfrh praafdanf dering, perhaps, what his role wSs,
 murmured good naturedly, as he recog- nized a new speaker, that an apt
 query would be as to the identity of the end men.
 Mir. Moritz protested against induig-
 ence in personalities He expressed op-
 position to the Seidle ordinance. which
 he declared irregular. He said the ad-
 yocacy of the measure was inconsistent with previous legislation. The ordinance brought to final pass
 age on motion by Alderman Tyson. was
 adopted. Its sense is that the Mayor may. at his discretion, direct the Su- perlntepdent of Fire Department Stock
 to perform duties in the case of other
 stock. The contention of those oppos-
 ed to the ordinance was that the meas
 ure would interfere with. the provisions
 of the ordinances creating and defining ebO NhNaCC SA AAAS OAA-NO o@ C-eSt 'SsoaAT marian. 4 Chairman Parrish. for the Hospital
 Committed. reported favorabiy the res- olution of Alderman Thompson that
 provision be made for the feeding of
 patients at the Emergency Hospital. The report was adopted.
 The Fire Committee. through Chair
 man Sullivan. reported favcrably the
 resolution that the committee investi- gate the advisability of purchasing e lot for a fire station on Bellinger Heights.
 License for. the retail sale of liquors were granted, on favorable report of the police committee to the following: C. J. Stewart, 214 Bibb Street. F. c. Naftel, 515 Grove Street. Mr. Naftel's license is for fhe sale of only malt liquors. l. The report of the Chief of Police W. 1T. Taylor, showed the following 1 collections:
 Cash fines in January ........s1,510. 2i Back cases.... s.5s.sss.'. oSs ov | Pound fees .......,.. Sb.Oe Total ........s.H .H1,oV4. St At midnight the Council adjourned
 to meet at 7:so p. m. Monday.