The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
y 2-2-1 on all opinions advanced Ii
o The Echo.
Every foot of land owned by Iii
: college and convent increases Ia
burden of the tsx-payers. This Il
food for much reflection.
Al We presume the st, Stanislaus
College regrets the Board Of Mayol
and Aldermen is not composed Who'll.
ly of Fayards and Ramonds.
Gas pipes are now made of paper.
(Democrat-Star.) For the past CEN
tury more 'gas" has been wasted
oetween loYersl on -InAnsr than.
At the request OF Governor Stope
the supreme court jssdges hasc gwen
an opinion in which they state that
a sheriff or county treasurer can not
succeed himself.
Senator Walthaii will resume his
Senatorial duties March 4th. He has
fuaiy regained his health and will re.
turn TO his work with the vigorous
ness which has characterized him in
the past.
Ward McAllis:er will do doubt be
surprised TO find equality on the
other side. 1t would not have been
amiss for some one to have handed
him copy cf "slx feet Of earth
makes US all Of one size.n
Some citizens seemed unable to
control their risibles at the Board
meeting Tuesday night while that
body was deIberating It was
time for tears TO see the city in such
peril ut the dereliction of certain
officers in their duty.
Judging from the meeting of our
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen OF
last Monday night, there is no reason
TO wonder why Bay St. Louis IS void
OF waterworks, lights and other pro-
gressive necessities. The matter ia
plain and more so TO those who were
present.
No woman looks well in 4 fault
finding habit.-(Democrat : Star.)
Col. r. X. strikes the right chord,
were we to advance an opinion to
the Picayune's query we would say
all women wouId LOOK wen OUT FOR the
greatest weakness" in some habi-
tual fault finding.
To the outside world: BAY St.
Louis has mayor and one al.
derman out Of four, who ere both so
progressive. patriotic and consc,en-
fious that they are going 10 assume
the cost in the college case in order
to carry out what they inaugurated.
as honest, just and popular.
Mayor Pieri and Alderman Egloff
have proven themselves worthy of
much admiration for the true and
patriotic way in which they repre-
'ented the people Tuesday night,
and at the risk of their own personal
Ioss. The names of such men will
be perpetuated in local history.
The Greenwood New Era. Of Miss
issippi, reproduces from TRe EcHo
The blank picture repxssensing Bay y
81. Louis in the event of ice, and
commenting thereon says the same
fate awaits Greenwood should pro-
lection against fire be long neglected.
The same fate awaits other non-pro-
greSslVe town.
Senator McLaurin has lately irtro-
tuced two bills in the Senate, one TO
pay $4,000 10 the Baptist Church,
of Corinth, Miss. and tha other 10
pay $4,000 to the Methodist Church.
of Brandon, in the same State. Unit
I'd States troops burned tlaese. Islaees
of worship during thewat. Ahssthese
bills are intended to indemnify the
churches.
There are several unfailing signs
Of hard times in Mississippi. The
large number of marriages recorded
and the extensive crop of candidates
now sprouting the field of politics.
Democrat. II the times
are so to be judged, they may be
good in Hancock county