MAroR's OFFICE, Jan. 24. 1895.
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st MAYORS OFFlCE, Jan. Z4, lSl5.

 To the Boards of Aldermen and Common Cou,cii: '

 Gentlemen: Herewith submit for your consider. atioa letter received by ne from G. Horton and oihrrs--a committee appointed by the Mobile Tem. perance Soc,ety 10 c"nvey is you the petition o many of onr fellow citizens, who complain .'that a larg. number of the sedae and religions portion o the community deeply wounded-and the quiet and good order Of the cIy very generally disturbed in consequence of the violation oi the license laws and those also which have reference to the due o- ser,ance of the Sabbath, by persons keeping open their stores and selling spir,tuuus liquors on that Holy day." "'

 The sensrs are numerous and respectable. the subject grave and important. invoking the moral cha, ac,er of our city and the legal rights of our cIzens, and such should, as entertain no doubt wli, receive your serious and deliberate at- tentiom Respectfully, lr. f,r.9 ts.s ssf ,. CHAS A. HOPPIN Mnvor