The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
DISCUSS BOND ISSUE
COUNTY COMMISSIONS WANT MORE
 GOOD ROADS.
Confident that Special Election Wiil be Called for Purpose--Centrnl Trades
 Council is Formed.

Pensacola, Fla, Aug. 12--(Specia11-- Discussing the issuance of bonds to the amount of s20o 900, the Board of Coun- ty Commissioners today took an ad- Journment after the matter had been thoroughly threshed out until Saturday night. when a vote will be taken by the members upon a resolution intro duced today to call a special election for this purpose.
 The Commissioners desire to raise this amount of money with which to build a system of hard roads and bridges throughout the county. in ad- dition to the mileage already existing Tn order to do so, 1t will be necessary for the body to pass resolutions calling 6 for a special bond election, and fix the amount of money desired to be raised for specific purposes. stating what roads are to be constructed, and what bridges are to be built.
 These are to be the matters discussed at the meeting to be held Saturday night, and 1t is confidently expected that special election will be called !. One of the reasons why the Commission CTS desire to bond the county and se- cure the more perfect system of roads, is that it will bring to Pensacola the trade of Baldwin County. Ala, and santa Rosa County Fla, as bridges across the Perdido River on one side, and the Escambia River on the other, will form a connecting link.
 
 Central Trades Council Formed.
 At a largely attended meeting of every organization affiliated with the Anefical Federation of Labor in Pen- sacola today, the Central Trades Council was formed. a charter having been issued by the American Federa- tion. This Is the first central body to exist in Pensacola among the labor unions for several years.
 Officers elected are: W. A. Roland President; Tom Williams. Vice. Presi. dent; R. B. l.. Crasap. Secretary; W. L. Sheppard. Treasurer; William Loundsberry. Guardian; R. C. Lind say, Guide. and J. F. Bodenstein, W. H. House and J. T. Mitchell. Trustees.
 Dr. Anderson Recovered.
 pr. Warren E.. Anderson, agent oi the State Board of Health, who wal bitten by a mad dog three weeks ago is to return to his home in this city Saturday. coming from the Pasteul Institute in Atlanta. where he has beer under treatment. According to advfcel from him this morning he has showr no symptoms of rabies, the treatment having been most successful, and the eminent physician ia enjoying hi' usual good health. The term of treat. ment expires Friday. and he will Ieav, at once for home.
 The physician was bitten by a dog owned by Mrs. Cue. whom he had called to treat for bite by the same dog. The head of the animal was sev. cred two hours later, when it died oi rabies. and sent to the institute, where an examina ton was made. and imme. dfately upon receipt of a wire, Dr. An, derson left for Atlanta. Twelve hourr later Mrs. Cue, also left for the same institute.
 J R. Saunders Buried.
 The remains of ]. R. Saunders, thu wealty naval stores factor. mill mar and steamship owner. who died Mon. day, were buried today in St. Johns Cemetery. and one of the largest flu. neral corteges to follow the remain. was witnessed.
 Four Methodist ministers conducted the funeral services. they being Rev. J. M Dannelly of Montgomery, Rev. J. B. Cummins of Prattville, pr. J.F Frazier of Mobile, and Rev. B. C. Glenn of Evergreen.
 It was made known this afternoon | that the deceased was insured fol l $2o0,0e0. one half of which is made fl favor; of his wife. Mir. Saunders mad, <, no will.