Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-11
MORE LAW FOR PUPS
Rnu Dogs Fancy Fellows OF
Foreign Birth And Even
The Lowly Street Poo.
dlc TO Be MuzzIed
THE CITY COUNCIL SAYS SO
oh,r Ysurrs We're, However, Taken Up
FOR consideration Al The Regular
Monthly Meeting OF Municipal
Fathers

u.rr trouble is brewing for the ca
line tamily and all its branches in
ABnaooIs From the high and
,oioh.y LIooded Boston bull pup,
wfo /. ause he lives within the
..oenrs Of the Naval Academy, and
came originally from Beqntown,
.rjrs coatempuously as he passes
.,har VI his kind on the streets clear
raar 10 the gutter purp who unfor-
tDrately is not sure just who his
dlI3v was. there is worry and trouble.
And it is all because a wise bunch
II two- legged man folks at the City
Council Chamber got busy last night
and started the ball a-rolling to pass
an ordinance providing that hereafter
an 1ogs owned in Annapolis in addi
lion to being licensed must be kept
oo the premises of their owner at all
times or muzzled securely or carried
rr leash when taken out for a stroll.
The ordinance providing for this
was introduced in the City Council
last night and referred to the Com
mittee 90 Bylaws and Constitutions.
From a conversation overheard on
the lot back of the Capital Office this
morning between a Black and Tan
who does not like to have his family
affairs inquired into too closely, and
"A Fox Terrier, who through loose llv-
inc and fast associates has gone down
In the social scale, it seems that the
poorer class of purps will be the
greatest sufferers The aristocrat
vii have no difficulty n getting la
dies TO walk with him and hold the
FAR end of the leather leash, but the
less fortunate class who DO not boast
q mistress or . master will perforce
have to wear muzzles.
The Council attended to other mat
irs during its meeting last nigh t,
however. 4 petition from Basil
BROTHERS for the right to remove from
IN front of 130 Main street to the
opposite sidewalk its ice box was
denied. there being a largely signed
petition protesting against the
change
The petition of John 3. Anderson
TO erect a porch in front of his prop
erty on Acton Lane was referred to
the Street Committee with power to
ACT and similar action was taken on
the petition of ex-Mayor Douw for
permission to erect a sign in front OF
tte store OF W. II. Thomas & Co.
NsI7 street.
Aprotest from Prof. Angelo Hall
ni other residents of Madison street
sga,nst the nuisance they claim re-
suits from the recently established
horses hospital on the alleyway in the
rear Of hat street by DIR. Cornelius
was referred to a special committee
consisting of Aldermen CLANCY and
Myers and City Commissioner Little.
Former Mayor Douw also appeared
30 bis capacity as a member of the
board of trustees of the Independent
Fire Engine Company asking that
The glty either increase the present
contract price paid this company for
The removal of garbage and street
sveepingS or take over the work it
sell. This was referred to the Mayor
ana the Committee on Finance for a
conference with the trustees of the
fire company.
A communication was received from
Postmaster d. +. Randall. asking
that the City Council take some action
.oeaiag TO the proper numbering of
,fe houses in the rapidly growing
Murray Hin section that the delivery
Of ma. in this locality might be
expedited This matter was refer
RED the Bylaws and Ordinances
Committee. which will draft the
proper ordinance to provide for the
numbering of all houses in that
section