The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-02-10
MADAM RlMOR SAYS .

MRUAW ngWON ON -
That She can't see what the belt
Line railroad raised all that disturb
ance with the city council people and
Jordan street residents for, II II
didn't intend to put that switch down
On Jordan street, or if it intends to-
WHY in the name of honest inten2onS,
it don't go to work at it.
That our people are getting very
tired of being trihed with 10y street
railway companies, mortgagor8 OF
fair grounds property, etc, ana II
these schemOrs don't cease their con
temptabIe methods Ct trihing with
the public, their names VIII he
heralded to the world in a way when
will neither be complimentary nor
en~iaJle to them. o
That She is prepared to prove
what She has said IN reference to Mr.
! Improvement Committee.
cThat our people and bis friends are
still hoping that Councilman y IN
bish will take Councilman i'ahdG!l
! down Il peg or two i'll the lHtters an-
lucrative manner Of running the ia
proyemont committee.
That if Councilman RandaI6 has
any other desire to remain III the
council thanto keep bud-ln-law feed
ing at the public crib, and conduct
ing the matter Of improvements IN a
matter to suit9 himself; She
has failed to discover the motive.
) That She asks a careful perusal OF
the reasons why the committee or
amendments to the city charter, sug
gested each amendmento which ep
peared ID last weeks issue Of Hi
> PROGRESS.
That She thinks the Office OF mayo
. should be made one of honor, not O
revenue, and with this idea prevail
ing, She believes many good me-
- will accept it for $500 per annum.
That She rejoices il the fact tina
assembling is being discountenance
everywhere by honest, honorable pee
pie; in the Shreveport developmeI
x club as we'll as elsewhere.
That She wants the Belt Line
g put that switch on Jordan street
~ admit that it's application for tn
-, 20 privilege was miserable fake"
- That it is now generally acknow
-, edged that the loftiest pinnacle
H. which the American can attain i
o. LIST, a sub-patrolman; 2ud, chalrma
ho of the improvement committee; thlr
-. policeman of Shreveport, with a
o. ditional honors for the chief vi
- created the sub-patrolman.
70. That the sidewalk on Market sire
WI at the side of the Bogel building
,rs no appropriate place for a lake.
of That Mr.. Improvement Commit
q could very worthily turn his atte
viii ton to having the sidewalk to t
sck Bogel building, Oh Market sire
re- put in a condition to prevent pudd
laIl of water congregating there duri
rains.
ken That the dives of Harper on Te2
the street and Commodore Lacy on &C
Q If mon, should be kept under ST.
yor police surveillance.
Ihe That She thinks white people,
lhe especially the ladies, should be
lose mitted to walk on the East side
'eo) Marshall street going towards lie
street, without being crowded off
,uu sidewalk by longing negroes aro1
Harpers saloon, on the corner
Texas and Marshall streets.
w.. That if the Supreme Court is
on1 equal to the emergency OF ha'
= ' deciding the Nash case. for goodl
~ sake let the members resign
n give their places to men who
WIG lawyers enough to handle it.
ex-
rom If a straight honest following
~ tba Damocratic platform amounts