Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-01

out, except heart pine. Tney are moreover
healthful. Ii will take almost as much 10 |
aend the stone pAvements as to put down |
new pavements. You can put me with the |
wooden men.
Cook NJ. WALDRAN-Stone by all means
for the business portion OF the city.
ED WH1TMoRE-I want good cedar block |
pavement. 1t ia the best by all odds.
CHARLEY PALMER-Ne more wooden |
pavements for me. They have almost ruined |
the city heretofore. They will not do.
w. n. BRowN-Any man who would ad-
vocate wooden pasements ought 10 be
whipped out OF the town.
w. L. TIMBERLAKE-I favor a cedar
block pavement.
P. McCADDEN-S,one by all means. No
more wood for me.
THOMAS BARRETT-Stone all the time.
Wood will not do for this climate. 1t is
foolish TO talk about it and q waste OF
money. / hate to pay taxes Tor any such
nonsense.
C. B. BRYAN--Cedar blocks are my fret
choice. Next TO that the old fashioned turn
pike.
B. NJ. STRATToN m ain streets should
be paved with stous; the cross streets with
cedar blocks
EDWARD NIEDERLR-I want stone-some-
thing solid and substantial.
JOHN L. CHEEK-I want stone.
W. J. KELLY-SLoue every time.
ISAAC MENKEN-Stone by all means.
J. PELEeRIs-I would much prefer stone.
J. BEHRENs-I think stone by far the best.
GEO. CRosBY-For health and durability,
| much prefe stone. L ana down on disease.
breeding wooden pavements.
MEYER HALLE-Put nue. down solid for
stone.
@. MoNNIER-I think a good stone pave
ment, whether macadam or block, by far the
best.
LOUIS LEvY-I want rock.
P. McNuLTY-I favor the material that
has lasted since the world began-good, solid
blocks of stone, by far the healthiest and
best pavement ever made.
J. W. SIMMoNs-All things considered, I
favor stone.
CHIEF CLrARY--Put me down solid for
stone.
]. B. JorEs-I take the TeIford pavement
In mice.
J. J. JENNY-I think the cedar blocks
J make the best pavement, after all.
D. MoNANNA-Put me down fer stone.
TwEEDIE & PAssERA-Give us stone
every time. 1t is cheaper in the long run /;
we want no more epidemics.
D. HAACK-I SAINT cedar blocks. Every
body who has horse wants them, too.
MRS. D. CALDwELL-Of course rock 10
| much better.
]. WoLFE-Rock is my preference always.
DR.. J. GoRDoN-Stone by all means.
Wood will not do in this climate. 1t breeds
I disease.
Mrs. B. BARINDs-I believe like the
| rock pavement the best.
| A. MULLER-I have had enough of Mic
olson psvements. Put me down solid for
stone.
| r. BATTIER-Stone is decidedly the beat,
| both frtm q sanitary and an economical
| stsndpeint.
| MIKE REAGAN-Good square stone block
| is the best pavement.
| A. ]. ENsEL-Stone always.
J. GoLDsMITH-Solid for stone.
ERNEST MoLLER-Stcne, if laid right, il
| the best.
MRS NJ. E. CRowLEY-I like the rock
pavement the best.
S. ScHNEIDER-Decidedly for stone.
| f. RosENHKM-I am and always have
been In favor of rock.
SAM LowEksTEIN-Rockb by all means.
B. LEMoNs-My preference i. for stone
CHARLES GALLINA-A good m scad amizsd
street is the best. Ii is cheap and easily re.
paired. Dssoto street is fair example.
| NIKE KEATING-I want stone.
H. RIGHToN-Rock pavement is my pave.
| ment.
| W. G. SCHwALMEYER-We have seen
enough OF the wooden payements. Give me
| stone always.
Mrs D.,LYNE-My preference is strongly
| in favor OF rock. II is cleaner and healthier
K. LeHTNER-Wood is no coed. Stone
for me.
j. c. CANPBELL-I incline very strongly
4 10 the cedar blocks.
J.J. BUcKHAM-I like wood pavement
nut think it safest and best to put down
| stone.
j. TRAxLER-I favor stone, of course.
F. LEvY-Steae is certainly the best.
| ANDREW GARIBALDI-No more rotten
yellow-fever payements for me. l want
stone.
Gus Blast am aot particular, but be
lieye | would prefer stone.
| CHARLEY EBERHARDT-For heavy hsul
ing, stone is the best; if kept in repair, cedar
blocks make a good, servIcsable pavement
however.
| CHARLES GALLAGHER-Stone, in my opin
ion, is much the best.
NIKE GALLAGHER-Stone, every time
No more wood for me.
DR.W. c. GRIswoLD-Stone is the most du
rable and healthy. Any kind OF wood viii
decay, and decayed vegetable matter contain;
the germs OF disease.
| ]. DEvINE-I favor stone.
FRANK McLAUGHLIN-Put me down il
favor Of stone.
A. H. MoCoRD-My frat choice is stone.
L. BowER-Wood psvements are hum
bug. l prefer stone.
L. RosIN-Pnl me down Tor stone.
JOHN OAKEY-Macadsm is the pavemen
for Memphis. II is the chespest and mos
practicable.
L. VAccARo-I want rock pavements al
ways.
STEVE CLEMENTs-Cedar blocks for me
They are easier on teams and will last .
long "a stone.
]. LIFMAN-Stone is the best by all odd
II. CONN., want no more yellow-fever
therefore / cay stone psyemenis,
H. A. MosTGoMERY-I zm for woode
pavement first, last and all the time, as th
cheapest and best pavement for Memphis
there being plenty of cedar within reason
able distance Of the city. believe a ceds
= pavement, properly put down, will Last TO
twenty years. l would give $50 out Of m
own pocket il Madison street were ripped u
, and paved with wood.
HENRY LUEHRMANN-I am for the ceds
bleck pavement. 1t is a disinfectant an
requires fewer repairs in the same length c
: | time than stone pavement. Il is noiseles
and il properly put down the water cannt
!. penetrate the joints; conses uently the damn
| ness is on the surface. The soil here is nc
4 solid enough for stone, containing, az it doe
1 a certain amount OF sipe water.
BARNEY HuGHEs-The mud is allowed
accumulate on the pavement 10 such a dept
o hat II takes long-iegged man 10 discove
: just which kind of pavement is best. An
: kind Of material il better than the so
e mush which We are now using. A ston
e pavement reminds one constantly Of his la
+ meal, and prefer 4 smooth, we'll smelt, an
3 well-nursed wooden pavement. l hope thi
], because have expressed this opinion wi
z not be considered a blockhead. I hay
q heard of apol her place that yas psvad wit