The Progress., 1894-01-13
MADAM RNMOR SAYS .

members OF their own Family come
under the rul" and then all j.
chaugrd Ard She commits a crime
for referring to ~" matter
That all Subscribers who do not
like Her uttcrauces are at liberty to
cancel their subscriptions
That when Her tongue can b" 81
lenced bv a subscription t. Tue PRo-
GHFs1, She is ready +, qnit talking
altogether.
That she has nothin- to retrart nor
apoligisc for in Her last weeks utter
anccs.
That when policemen, suh-patrol-
uen included. transcend their authri-
ty, She is certain to comment on it if
brought TO her knowledge.
That a mp'orman on the City Rail
way car, is nyt much better than the
President of the United States and
should not put on more airs.
That if it Is a crime to ask a certain
motorman ON the center liEo cars 20
stop AZ tue po-toflice crossing She
would like TO know 1t 80 a- to warn
/ people from committing it.
/ That the Bible admoni7he5 II, not
to cat pearl before swine, and if Thr
PHoGaEss has been placed before a
certain motorman on the center line
cars. She is ready to apologize right
now for di5obeyinS that injunction.
That she has received numerous
compliments for hitting the sub pa
trolman in last weeks Issue.
That the cancellng of a subscrip-
tion lack, much of lessening the in
tiuenc9 of q paper and tends more to
render the action ofthe cancellor peu-
rile than anything else.
That the city attorney should be
made to pay all the cost in the suit of
&. f. Had!ey for Ihe value of his
horse killed, as the council would
have paid for the animal but for his
contrary advice.
That Chief Nelson should be more
careful in the selection of his sub-pa-
trolman. She says the public has
conf lence III him, but WAS consider
ably shaken when it saw a certain
individual wearing a policeman's
badge.
That If it Is rule established by
the management of the center line
railway that passengers must pull
and then howl when they desire to
get off the cars when certain motor
neer has charge, She would like to
know it so She could give Her friends
warning, and Mr.. Jacobs is respect
fully called on for an answer.
That it is now debatable question
which gentlemen holds the most ex-
alted position; the sub-patrolman
mentioned in last weeks issue, or a
certain motorneer on the center line
road.
That preparations should be made
to petition the Legislature to reduce
our mayors salary and grant appeals
from his decision
That the council should reduce the
the city attorneys salary.
That she would like to know what
the status of the city is in reference
to the Silver Lake street.
That She hopes the next city couu-
Gil wil elect an attorney who has no
personal interest in the Silver Lake
street.
That She is glad the city lost the
case of G. Il. Hsdley against her as
this gentleman should have been
paid for his horse, and would have
been but for the contrary advice Of
the city attorney.
The She can see no justice III the
city councils daying its attorney $50
per month to do nothing and its
physicirn only $25 to perform val
liable services. She says turn about
is fair play" and the salaries should
be raised for while.
That Chief Nelson is an excellent
officer, but he let his foot slip in So
lecting his sub-patrolman; an error
which he should speedily remedy.
That policemen are paid by the
tax payers to preserve the peace and