The Progress., 1893-01-07
MADAM RUMOR SAYS

That the mOtoTnecrs Oh tie Bel
Line cars would confer i.vo, On tb,
patrons Of that road. If they woul.
- not dctaln the Passengers on tn.
IS switches by tedious conversation,
with each other.
Do That the passengers on The cleciri,
cars pay fare to be carried IN ,bai,
destination and not to he held ON the
WITCHES while the motormen mas.
. aAutatloEs and inquire about the lam
'' lies, relatives and friends of each othpr
That city ordinance against omen
ing stores, etc, on Sundays and cra,,
shooting, would be the means of snn-
pressing both Of these evils in the
city of Shreveport
That the citizens themselves must
take tins water works evil in their
own hands and get that redress which
the city administration seems uuabIn
to give them.
hat the water works compary is
Juggling with the City Council to Sc
care additional privileges. bnt She
.hiI!ha thal body Will be too true 10
thli con tu4Lt7 to grint such anun-
Juai ana unWHranted request.
That DR. ". ). Penick of tha R.,
ut church has raised his voice
against the lawlesucss OF our town
and she hopes the other minister,
VIII fall in line.
That a law and order lcaguo ~
Shreveport would do much To uuyir,
the social and legal atnosphere oi
Of or town.
Inat the Young Women's Girls
.iah Association Is urgently requested
10 organize Sunday law league in
shreveport. She thinks that tb.
services of these ladies' ara boIJI,
needed III this work.
That if the ladies and ministers of +
Shreveport would take the matter in
haLd Tie shameful condition or th. [
pubilc affairs of Shreveport wonld d
cease to exist.
mat assistant council shouId be |
eibployed to assist our district Az q
'ofhey III the prosecution of Nash I
III" D"rhett She says that the com /
Oiheu Influence of the fakIr els- +
neht VIII be centered against tn. -
aw. and an effort Will be mace tn )
lear them at all hazards. s
lhat the crime of selling liquor TO \
minors continues without abaleuen, II
II Shreveport. ~ "
That the Board of Health baS NON, q
poken Oh the water works ouestIon Ii
'hu III the name of health and san, u
iIaIiou one calls Oh the citizens to, /
eileI trom this company's upiust d. b
nandS. '''' ''o +
Ihat District Attorney Land ana 81
mayor 'lnSon still havean opportunIt, I
WIN name for themselves by ,to,', ~
my forward and graphing with th. =
Wis "nich are destroying the GOOD "
anne OF Our town. o'N n
mat cock fighting Is a b3rba,;-,,, ~. ~
men should be abolished ST a.
iSS ono Is contemplated to TAXI II
race III that law violating dram sbou u, u
le Bismarck some time next wept .a
Ihat Il. ). Ioombs is much b..,- d.
II man than his saloon busiuas. ~
Aich OAe thinks he coute,ouI.t,' -
lymg up. wv y.
nat IL MIR. Toombs does 90 out oi tn Il,
le SAIGON business She hopes he can he
. uepehued on Us assist IN framing a on
ty ordlnance to suppress these S0n- ~
ay Id" anu crap gambling VIOLA, as
Gus, OK
mat q substantial walk from the =
Ge"aik to the court house Is an alb
'iute necessity. "I
Ihat the parish jail in the court mo-
'use square Is al ey esore and shonld ria
removed. - Ia
That the Council should ordar = On,
osslhg from the street car tract, =" Of
Q sidewalk in front of the court J
,use.
Ihat the attention of the police ca
~ Is directed to the great incon. 'p.
nIence IN not having walks frnn,
paVements to the court house on mo
eps. She likewise thinks that this on
* also destracts from the appear ,'or rrn
ce Oh our beautiful public building Pc,
That If our Council will give us an ho
finance against crap shooting and Sb, SI
nday opening Of business houses on, on,
aiiar to those of the State, our peo, uUn ,,,a,
"iil lot worry our district attor- c. c.
about enforcing the State laws ~ r
the same subjects. She says the l
lice Will put a stop to these mis- cha
,es in very short wb;le H''i' Jan
wit