The Progress., 1893-02-11

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Utility anu Splill oI uiieasli'tSS ana
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Ple VI our owl .9he says thdc uh-
lo7o q 10" alI GlueI ledSue - oI-
0ese will Ill Cnr etroo+s rn,"oIos
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naI la:u aIovnei "eeA na9 eIdlSeu
t;na ra 9;nl S 40 'tel'o tahen f 'o"d .1 drus put
onr os oI uom4 t az iioSslhs IIGin ene street
tLg conItnouse She saws the i'm
provement committee evidentiv
thinks Il is winning fame bv nars;st,
emily refnsino 70 nerform this neod-
full service.
That the other nronertv ov,or.
within the defined limits sbonld ba
made to put down brick sidewalks on
Jordan street. She says some were
forced to do so by Commissioner
Keeney long ago, and she can see no
justice IN such favoritism as has evil
IDENTIFY been shown.
That the street commissioner
should serve no notices to put down
sidewalks, unless he intends to en-
force non-compIiance. She thinks
ne should issue no mandate which he
cannot enforce.
That the improvement committee
can find plenty of places for street
crossings where they are needed,
without hunting for "out-of-the-way
places" to put them, where they are
not necessary Tor public convenience.
That our people are anxiously
awaiting for some steps to be taken
to lay nice sidewalks from the side
walk to the court house steps.
That Mr.. VII. Doughretv will
make a good officer and Chief NaI-
son did we'll in selecting him
Thst tbo tuo oloo..;. I'LL.
Fo;rfold ond Sorthorn ou msnUo on
iooLa5 t tornord anu 'Hotern W III ave as1n9es 9 are
tIe tar no nawers % IN " az az al ea,iy ua'e' ny
VIZ ~, "I 70" . :" VIC rin0i'
1hat the Tone OF the real estate
market IN shreveport Is becoming
nrner, ana tne ialtn OF owners Tor
an advance IN price strengthened.
That the prospects for the city's
securing that Silver Lake tract seem
fair and encouraging. She thinks,
however, that the question will be fl
nally settled In few days as it
should be.
That the mothers of or town
should rise to the emerpencv and
save the young boys of Shreveport.
She says the open violation of the
Sunday law and other misdemean-
ors is demoralizing and overthrowinp
That the ''signs of the times' seem
to indicate better business prospects
in the very near future