The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-09
Erie Medical Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
THEIR CASE BEFORE COUNCIL



we cannon open our houses on Qry Gays
lot the aust It comes INTO me houses
ana iequres Constant sweeping TO keep
! the Piazzas clean ms inconvenience Is
nuisance. Wheh II rams the paving
mSaAs' ana there are now RIDGES IN IL
"Iilcn nioic9le y VIII nov pc perIiaiiehI.
-"ayoi ieiuItin aSAeu MI LoFeH II the
I hleu "id nov Nork as dinsenuy as the az
eLase 90 l@slOA manu- ne lep'lsu 'iia'
ny ulu not'
NJ; ". \. Purhhahl, VINO lVes at Bun
-, ~; - - ''s''i uot'Veu ene "oiA
| ~ .iiiiN' HAAt01 eiiS ~ :, i''4i
ne s" ~ ne cadied tne attention Oh Aluer-
,i,a" no. 20 inc uuoy eoili,on o.
~ MAJ WI heNel 40 saIn
'Ie "'uei iii9FN' we "iH l"Ee
70 70 put soite augusta sfaFel over ihat'
So ,eellillss wee men scaltSte %
| Ilo''9 'ia1 pA1S u 1.is s'teeS iioln ~"
~ I,'. 70 ~, mi1i - was III
~ 'ul c9srLu 'e'su II a'iu ~
s'leel naiius SWEEP lleoi. aus usta ssaFeI
"dS teA' put on ~ ana 'ills Illp'ovto we
surface cotisiqeraply ooilaluer me o.d
7"eii to'" MaS ~ pS'iSi' ny pleseHl
loau - Au3aSsaote at lili,es, 'na' ~ 70
say, "itlopt betliHs iHuuoS'
-AirS' iiIaia W. d9Aeu - d lI''ie p@s.e
moulG no' io54ii on any p"Feliiene anu MI.
| buinHaih fepneu lna1 ne IlouSW It
.oygn
DiHn YOU 1aYoI slaNei paVins MI
Du ~ nam WAS ashgu.
was not e9hs uiied ABOUT "hat want
eu' ne repHen' B
MI' w Delioru ; testimony was the
most pointed slVen' ae was at one uine
policeildN' anu on CROSS examination ne
was asked, in view Of the fact he had
saso me iaposeI9 slaisueenea Up "heh
oIileials neared' II ne did not 90 the Same
wheh the sergeant appeared. re SAID ne
dld.
IN wet weather ne sald' the pavement
was as bad as 1t was the day Il was put
down IL dlq hol DeSlh 70 compare with
other streets ne faid' anad ne did not con
sloef the peop4e were getting lile peheHt Oh
the assessments tney were being called
upon TO pay
Some OF the foremen were at times
hair drunk, Mr.. beiford SAID and had
TO run drunken laborers out of my place
Commissioner WiiAnk Wonldn stop along
there at an ana when Alderman Davis
came OUT, ne drove py 50 iast NOBODY had
time TO salute MIN.
Were the taborers in your store"
NO. criticised them for the way they
dd' ana they would not ,patronize me-
one foreman was drunk there while on
duty Mr.. Beiford SAID. IL was the worst
gang OF Workmen ever saw ne added.
1 nave heard they went 10 picnlcs ana
We're PAID Tor a day labor. man named
Shawl went TO picnic at Bethesda, put
hustled IN al nlSnt III tne 10 report and
ara" ms pay LOT Ihat uay'
IN. sll ~ ttid, you say tlose
"a 90 aoi, ,tho. - AIM D, asI1,a Ms
1Io7S., Ca ~ Az a. VI
~ .aI,iia4 =; 81. .. &c -. >,
~ $500, So,
- NIor,eItI,. - 80 an 49, 1tbe
strsil,,,t I'M oti,ar ~
~. aI9i'15,i, 49, A., IotfI L..
H. NJ, Wv Il
80 ~ Aiaerr,,,, 1,,,,i. ct,,,,I,, 80 ~
80 ,,,+ ~, 1i,.,i,,,t ,ai,,s 49, 80
,T plito-S or,it,, ~ IA ~ ~
W ,,t5,i,. St1,,lS ~ 10
s'on al1ay,,,a, 49, 80 ~
- ~ ~ 3,ef, ~ L.
"a h. oouia MT .a,,roast,
Cvomuiszioner. vyillinly "T4a cut me off and
treated M win confe1npt on many occa-
sions. Once .IGssked him about a cess-pool
neur nv place. and his reply was, BY
- wen put them where they are need
} ed. "
} Mr. w r. Train. who lives at Bun and
} New Houston streetss was the next wit
ness. His statement was in line with that
} of the others He said he had seen the
, road roller stuck while trying 10 get over
the street at one time. When the paving
was being talked about his understanding
was that Il would cost about dollar q
} front foot lie said he had figured on his
hypothesis, from an estimate given him by
) Alderman Davis.
,rho ,,7orr,o,, ala ,,A dfd not remember
- e,i,-a Az, .ssfipata boyveger Tho
9,'st = III. etrain said and aftar
80 - -, -. :. ~ ha9 co,dttta,,
Go T., p 1rit1aorSid VIC lives at
r,',,i eo,.s,tt strelts ofd ba IA ,,ot
nun anu oeNeli'.i sS.s' so ny ~ ~
80 ~ M s,S,eel1sd 1,-b,t he ba1 ev-
ooot' - Ia' '.,-S't ~ -. % ~
p 1891 o NJ ~, - WS;tb ne
psoNe''l5ll On .ii' l, 80 80. 80
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