The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-16

q curfeW cfotnAncs. but. said ne. Wnsn
you GENE down 10 the rock bottom Of this
ordinanes which has no psnslty clause
We are asked 10 vote for somsthina which
! amounts 10 nothing ss . law. II We are
going 10 have Q curfsw ordinascs bet us
have one which shall be effective In
voting against this ordinances do not
consider thai I am votiag against the
ourfew ordinances because this ordinance
would amount 70 nothing"
Mr.. Phillips said that there was no
special district IN the city that he knew
of where ourfew Law was required. II
there was any place where the citizens
were annoyed the police could readily
correct the evil with out any special action
by this board. On some Of the streets
there eoald be found many young girls
who perhaps promenadine up aud down
the thoroughfarss after o'clock. but
these. In n great many cases. would be
found to be over the 10 years old limit
provided In the ordinance under discus
sion and could not be reached In any such
way as this.
Mr.. Cloudy said that he wss thorough
Iy In sympathy with the gentleman from
five, and believed In ourfew ordinance,
but he wanted q good one and one that
would be rigidly enforced. He thought
that a penalty Of at least five dollars
should be attached for its infringement
and that this sum would In many cases
compei 'ne parents 10 iooA ai".
oniidren' ne aia nov oeieVe AZ .n'
d'nsnce wnion wouiu ih'erlere
way Win oniioisn sp"r's, anu no '-
the present oroinano7- snou,a '.
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nis 20.
oioerins 'no pfin'ins no'' "'n ~
inc o''y "orA W p'aoo utu' SUI" WIN
tns union stamp Vi 'no A!pokiapA'"
onion' ne saiu .ha' o'ner oi.io' nae
sueh provision anu me- snousn' !" "o"iu
aiu organized iaoot IN op'ai'ins 'na'
1
"hen quesuoheu aoou' 'nis n'a'"er MT
Connoiiey oouia n0t 'e'i "ne'her 'ne
stamp wouih then De pisoeo upon al oi
the city's printed documents on every
pags OF It's BOOKS or not he 'nousns
1t would not be USED 10 uisngure any oi
the citys stationery or pruning
Mr.. burke came 10 tne rescue Oh MS
colleague when tire oruer seeneu 10 10
about TO Dc turner down. anu spoNe
heartily In favor oil the passage OF inc
order, thus putting In lew politioai
strokes Tor nimseir. AS f9sas' .ne Or
der had passage without iurtner oepaes
by vote Of IL to 3.
Mr.. Cloudy brought up the matter OF
slippery sidswaiks. ""hese outy 10 IL 10
keep these Sidewalks sandedf ne asked.
III 1t is the duty OF the commissioner
OF public works. why ID IL net donef A
prominent Citizen complained 70 me
ABOUT this matter eonlRnt anu l Deie'e
there Is reason ior u. why hoouiu nos 'ne
hmos anu lives oi peopie VINO "aiA upon
'hem'
mr.. burke sara INA. ~ WI" hos .ns eana
upon 'ne si"s"a'k, Out 'he iAo' 'oas 'he
property owners u'a NOV suo'ei OH 'he
sno" US 'ney "ofe 'equae1 w w " VI
uinahoe uhioh 'Auseo 'nn @'uo.e' e
'"ous"S 'a"S '"o 'o"'oo' VI Puo'i'
"ofAs "'u a' '""' "e 0ouiu uo "nuei
'ne 'iiouins'"n'eS
mr. uo"u' '"iu '""' " was queS'io''
"ue'nef 'no 'iv onn oompei ifope,"
o"ners " sno'ei on 'neu s'ue"AAAs'
iney uo !. pe0au'' 'nc' W ho' "'sh "
"A' 'io"o'o o SUI" ''
but he doubted II they could be COM
PEELED to 40 IL. But that was not the ques.
,,or I.,t the commissioners bu,ipsss
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