Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-18
WALSH
Is Not Worrying
About Deliberations of
Barberton Council.
Will Not Tear up Track
on Wooster Road.
Special Election Distasteful to
SalOOnists,
Be cause 1t Means Closing Of Bar
on That Day.
Especial Correspondence

| Especial Correspondence
Barberton, April lS.-The action TAX
on by the Council Monday night in
siructing Solicitor Everhard and the
Finance committee 10 meet immediate.
ly and map out some course to pursue
to make Mr.. Walsh vacate the Wooster
road on which he is laying new tracks
to Johnson's Corners, is not worrying
Mr.. Walsh in the least.
Some time ago the Council passed
an ordinance restraining Mr.. Walsh
from laying the track. Tuesday he
stated that he had never been Off
cially notified to that effect, Well
known lawyers in Akron are of the
opinion that Mr.. Walsh cannot be
made to tear up his track, owing to
present circumstances.
II have had trouble with the Bar
berton Council ever since put my
road in there" said Mr., Walsh today,
but never once have ! been before
the Councils of CuyaIoga Falls or
Kent The thing for the Council to do
is TO attend to its own business in Il
more prompt manner. Had the grade
been established on the Wooster road
last fall should have my extension
completed long ago"
The phenominal growth of the Magic
| City. Telephone company continues.
The subscription list now numbers Isl,
against 75 at the first of the year. AS
sistant Manager w. $. Hancock said
today: 1--WE have such n large num-
Der of subscribers that we are meas
urng for moro cable. Over 1900 feet
more will be strung very soon, 70
accommodate new subscription at pres
ent we are compelled to put them on
party lines"
Saturday another election Will he
held TO determine whether or not ST.
900 will he spent in building additional
school rooms. On account of tho cleo
ton the saloonkeepcrs Will he compcll.
ed TO close. AS II Is their best day In
the week, the saloouists are kicking
vigorously,
The Coteric met last evening at the
hom of Mrs, Thomas Naness. Mrs. j.
II. Whlgnm read well prepared biog-
rphy of Sir Walter Scott, and Mrs,
Oliver Spranklc read paper on Mary,
stuart, Queen of SCOTS, which was
quito interesting. \ paper on Robert
Bruce by Mrs. j. NJ. willard, read
ing from Scott by Mrs, &. III, Shubcrt,
and the discussion of current events
made up the literary part of the pro-
gram. The musical numbers consisted
of an instrumental solo by Mrs. n,
f. Rodenhaugh, vocal solo by Mrs. j.
n. McFarln, vocal duet ny Mrs. Wei
kcr and Mrs. Davidson, and n piano
solo by Mrs, Snyder.
The West Hin Pedro club of Akron
partook of special dinner at the Inn
last night at = o'clock. An excellent
menu was served, The remainder
of the evening was spent with cards,
Those in the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Scibcrling, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Haltcr, Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Wilson,
Judge and Mrs. q. NJ. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs, II. Il. Hnmlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. LATER, Mr.. and Mrs. $. II. Pit
kin, Mr. and Mrs. A. $. Hanscom, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Plumer, MIR. and Mrs,
Il. u. Smith, Miss Bcck, Mrs j. NJ.
Beck, Miss Jess Smith, w. &, Hail,
w. Il, Irwin, nnd 4. Il. IIanscom,
A. Il. Henry aud w. A. Morten will
leave tonight for Paducah, Ky, TO en-
ter into the employ of II, s. pcll,
Ex-Coustnblc John Flower Of Akron
will open nm office here next Monday.
He will conduct a loan, fire and life
insurance business,
n. r. Leach OF Swanton, VT, is here
on business,
Geo. Cox has returned after visit
with his parents Mt North Bristol.