, 1880-11-06
MORE. STREEr.CAlsS WANTED.

Tho Fourteenth Ward Citizens Club met
Inst evening Mt No, 1l78 Milwaukee nyGllue,
President John BaelIler In tho chair. The
attcndancn was quito lnrgc, many persons
being present III anticipation that some action
would be taken towards nsccrtatnfng w,otl,.
or or not tho street-cnr accommodations Of
that section could bo improved. The rrcsl-
dent, nfter stating TINT he believed 1t tlcsira.
bio to ncrpetunto the Club, continued by say
ing thnt tho chief oblcct Of tho meeting WIS
to take steps looking to bcttcr street.
car, accommodations. Mr.. Duo'llcr thanked
the club for Its uniform courtesy towards
him during the lalu campaign, and congtasu-
lntGa the numbers upon the result Of the
election. The regular order OF tho evening
WIS then taken up, md Mr. W. II. Stanley
presented tho following preamble and set Of
resolutions touching upon tho subject:
:. WHEREAS. Tho Chicago Wust DIV! !ston Railway
Company hNs f,r morn thAh n ynar Inst past con-
tka,Etl,lsly md persiatcntly lhlied to prOvlho
sassa y " it ss y sssEees pS aye
esstatn portions II Inc aay pnssonscrs wo s ars
juotc,l to great nnnoyaets Ind Inconyellienco is
well rs injury to hoatth from oscrcrowling Of
cars. md So that n,any passetKsts s''S seek
transportation at all wlthsut suffering Rrcat in-
cot.yenlcnca and often Injurious delay; ns,d
,NnEhEnht sun No!uPHii3s ~ tta nENnHha'AusiL
right ns well as tho comfort aMh convenience OF
M ns ~ na sat 1a md Sss
comfortable ssandng-rn:'ni 70 the PERSON
Il w aa1S " cbaac ,sp " sfn
thoy Ia ~ rt4c},et tt1 tnrulI,',,st,f thN nn With
a,it rnnnlak tha cars a.l!er sso,ser for sach pr
!.ose, atd stl,9',t reKMsd to @ tho state Ut tho
asiotlor already efs'w!ci car, and sometimes far
such purpose compelling nassvt'sars to wait for
'nmg t!iso ~ tae street III ihoIefAont "eRtnof
sGn connct nr On tnc nss 1t eata AL
mnj"r INV ,rntSrso n gross violation oi tho
rights Of The pMhn; therefore,
lSesolcnl, First-rhat We tlcn,anl of snLd Com
pany tho immediate correction Of tho abovo-
!. stcond-T,at We circulate petition among
tne ei!zens lhteEoe 70 @ tnoas ot!,
IL ,,ea ,ts NY s hia c,,v nnd ihern t
s 5 ot ~ pse s ,a ss ri ss se nDd
Th,1d-Thn. VIC aousi a copy OF thrso resoln-.
lions to tho daily uapors and to tho olico Of said
Colnpnn1y..
kntrtH-ThAt II said Company refuses to nc
cotlo to olr sah rcHdnnabio dcfnants that we
nnhay 10 .ha Gy C1nno Tor te M @ passas!o Or aca ca
faGc 9TH ,a wn.n th9 oWor OF s ~, E9aesi nc ~, as
srsk i ra1rcss 81 bv ey"i III nro"nndinHs asainst sald
Fi2tsMWo pledge ourselves to vote for no pcr-
Hor Tor Aidorsnnn win viii nut faithfully promise
10 MAO his utmost andoasors 10 compel said Col1i-
Pahy 10 40 lis dutf IN mo ProfnlseA
The resolutions were first tnkcn up scr!at-
i'm, discussed, md adopted, nftcr which
they were unanimously nilppted as q whole.
cotyrY r,.E Asunrn JOHNSON
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im. r"an1iio oy nna tno[ eccnsinn Will ,nn,,
ill., 'Il'' inn ~ nnv n,' lis rpscts IN tha West
an vnsioh company: me ~ sa'n ntia"naKGe to tH1N..
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