The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-18
POLICE CALLED
 FOR A, CARROLL
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the subject ar to sit down and allow the committee to proceed With It's hearing. Upon Mir, carroll's falling to change his line of argument the officer was summoned into the room by Chairman Miller and ordered to remove MT. Carroll from the room on the ground of disturbing the meeting. The patrolman spoke to Mr. Carroll who replied that he was insisting on his rights and claimed that he was talking about topics proper for the meeting The officer responded that he could not talk about that matter and Mir Miller had asked to have lYn remove Mir. Carroll from the room, whereupon Mir. Carroll sad he would go with him if he arrested him, The officer finally placed him under arrest at MT. Mllers direction on a charge Of breach of the peace and he was ta- ken to the police station where the charge was entered against him and where MT. Fitzgerald soon came and gave bail for him.
 There was large number of citi- zens and several members of the board of aldermen in the room last night when the arrest took place and the unusual proceeding made subject of much comment and caused quite a deal of excitement
 The hearing was then continued with the calling of the resolution for the permission of Sunday baseball. Alderman Cunningham appeared in favor uf the bill. He also presented petition signed with about two thousand names in favor of 1t. There was no opposition,
 Before MT. Carroll on the alder mems pay question Alderman Russell, who presented the petition appeared for it. Alderman L0os also favored it in q measure expressing the opin- inion that if if would stop some of the insinuatIons Of graft in connection with tho board he would gladly favor it Former president of the board, John Johnson, who was present, said he did not favor flat salary as the petition presented called for. but did think it should be arranged SO that the aldermen would ho paid for the meetings they attended to. lIo said there was always great trouble hc- cause some few members nf tho board neglected their duty and did not at- tend meetings, He did not think they should receive payment for staying home but it should he so ar ranged that if they did attend to busi- ncss they should have some small compensation.
 r, F. Dayton favored the petition on the ground that workinemen who would like to run for alderman were deterred from so doing because there to glvc the time. He felt that they were needed on the board and should be given an opportunity to serve hS being paid for such service.
 A. MaXcy Hitler was the first op- ponent of the measure, his opposition being based on the feeling that as q matter of pride the aldermen should be willing to serve their city without compensation. Furthermore he dr not believe that at present the cit, could afford to pay it when money was SO needed for other departments
 The committee decided to report tt give Alderman Russell leave to with draw on his proposition for paymen | of the aldermen and to make favor able reports for the proposition t' have tho mayor. director of publl works and an alderman on the per manent paving commission and als
 on the petition to make Sunday base
 ball q matter of local option