The Progress., 1893-07-22

ca,ion. and c'y- good -um~ "a, pre-
miums at oar r.z. Fair
That the c,.i bug u-e h.a tAeo-
rctical arguments whice are pleasant
to,li,ten to from q point Of romance,
but are SO failaciou- that the
reaction is harl to bear.
That our merchants in Shreveport
are still selling 100 cents worth Of
goods for one dollar in silver, and the
banks are taking them On deposit On
a par with gold.
! That The PEoGGEss ha, two and
a half gold piece which it is holding
for some indiscreet gold advocate
who becomes 50 afraid Of silver money
that he is willing to exchange five of
the white dollars for the two and q
half yellow one.
That some people object TO the
placing of light, on the Bel; Line
! trailers.
That the Jurisdictions Of Justices Of
the peace should be enlarged.
That the constitution al commits
sion can offer no remedy in the elec-
ton law, in time to benefit the people
at the next State election.
That Nash and Barnett can nave "a
fair trial on Caddo, and it is are fec
ton in her citizens to say to the con-
trary.
That police officers have DO more
right to make charges on information
than constables. and their method of
doing 50 should be stopped.
That the City Court no more than
any other, was created to raise rev.
enue for the city, and the mayor
should djspel that idea from his own
mind, and teach his officers to do
likewise.
That our people are still hoping
that the police jury will have the
walks to the courthouse square
graded and fixed, and will continue
to suggest it though it BE dangerous
to do so.
That the citizens OF the sixth ward
should compliment their councilman
for the two new electric lights placed
on Fairfield avenue and Jordan street
She says they are Il needful acquisi-
tion.
That the live citizens Of Bossiel
parish ara progressing finely ~itl
their immigration association. she
thinks this should stimulate CaddC
to emulate the progressive example.
That the people would like to know
il Mr.. Hubbell has made an appoint
ment vet to meet our railroad com
mittee with his lawyers. She say
our committee is SO absent-miDde
that it is liable to overlook such tri
vial things.
That the public would like to kno'
what the Board of Health has to sa
about the lunch stand in the Unio
- depot waiting room.
"a That there will be force ere lon
in sanitary law-clrcles, when the lin
70 it of time granted persons to put sev
70 erage on their premises has expire
- and the order has not been compile
| with.
Iy That the public would like to kno
o. if the water works company is con
in plying with its contract any bett
f. than it used to.
That She would like to know VIII
of has been done with that petition
lg remove those houses from Caddo al
1t Mcneil Streets.
That the power to administer
y construe the law is no evidence
=, greatness nor manliness and tn
=, some of the police jury and city cou
'o Gil could learn something of adva
y tage FROM. this if they would.
an That the people must have an he
h est ballot law, and the attsmpt
tn the politicians to deceive them IN
20 the. belief that the Constitution
10 Commission will give the remedy
u the State election of '96 will be t
he =. That if i is wrong to tell Of t
ic, weakness sof some Of our mo nj
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