The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

adopted Mir. Sullivan filed notice in writing with the council that he would move at the next regular meeting Of the council that the passage of the measure be repeated.
 Alderman Saul moved the adoption of resolution providing that all hahitual drunks, white men. when they next appear in police court for punish ment. Instead of being forced to work on the street gangs with negroes, be kept at the detention camp on the Upper wstumpka Road and made to improve the property thereabouts
 MT. Sullivan said this was good idea except for one thing. that the de- tentiou camp had been used as a small pox hospital and that the users of the place might become infected and sue the city. The subject was referred to the Committee on Sanitation.
 Sullivan ts Facetieus.
 Mir. Sullivan, without reference to a recent meeting. then introduced the following resolution; Resolved. that. owing to the presence in council of some very shy birds, the deliberations of council be as orderly as possible for fear some of them might fly the coop" After a spirited argument the resolution was referred to the Sanitary Committee.
 The section of the license schedule pertaining to soft drinks and tobacco was changed to the following sums, soda fountains. $50; bottled soda. $10; bottle soda containing drugs, s15; cigars and bottled soda. other than soda with drugs in it. run in connec- ton with another business. $15s soda alone with another business, .$5; poul- try and egg peddlars. with the use of . stall in the market. s58 for each ven- der.
 v-L tutes was made. $50 for wholesalers. and s25 for retailers.
 Alderman Saul moved to have a lot near the extremity of south Hull street. the property of the city. be. built up and eventually used as a lot for the new fire station to. be erected in that quarter. The resolution was referred to the street. finance. and fire com-
 Resolutions .providing for the side- walk paving of several streets with suburban extremities, new in 9 bad condition, be paved. This was referred to the street, committee.
 The condition of. the crossing of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad on the lower wetumpka Road was called to the attention of council by petition. and steps taken to place the matter in the hands of the mayor for recommenda- tions. .
 A, motion providing, that the city veterinarian qonfine his entire atten- tion to the city work was held ever for another meeting.
 The vote of Mondays municipal cleo tion was presented to the council and was officially verified as follows:
 For Mayor. Gaston Gunter. 527.
 For President of the Council. Ira H. Virgin 524.
 For Police Commissioner. the long term. Edward Lobman, 516.
 For Police Commissioner. short term, James Gallagher. 513. eysl,S
 For Aldermen, Ward One, James Par rish, s4: F. M. Perry. s4; Ward Two. J. NJ Burch, 62; J. T. Letcher, 63: Ward Three. J. M. Kennedy. 75; C. r. Moritz, 7s Ward Four, " W. -Seidel, S6; W. R. Brasseli. rss; Ward Five. T. B. Thompson. 84; R. B. Lowe, 6s; ward Six. J. L. Sullivan sS; w. J. Toole. SO; Ward Seven J. F. Jones, ST. S. H. Saul, 56. The resolution to adopt the veri- fication was unanimously carried
 A motion that a certain class of people who frequently take it into their heads to do wrong. be confined to a given district of the city was referred to the c0fnYlaittee on aanifatfnT