The copper era., 1902-12-11

The Blue Store-We are decidedly in favor of it.
 Elbie g Smith-I am against it.. Can't stand the pressure now. ! l.. kearney-I am in favor Of it. of course. IL is the only way in which the health of the people can D. pro- tected.
 C. O. Bustamentc-I am in favor Of it. IL will make a better town and better people.
 Boston Store-Hayn't thought much about it.
 w. NJ. Alphabetically in favor Of it, and every one would be if they drove around the town every day and saw the filth and sickness that exists here.
 Mrs. NJ. Abraham-I am in favor Of il, and think we need it.
 Harry Wright-Ferainst it. J. C. Smith-Against il. Taxes too high now. Think the sanitary laws we now have should be enforced. II. Katz-Not in favor Of it. NJ. Rabnowitz-Don't want it. We are taxed to death now, and yet our laws are not enforced. We have enough laws now but our officers don't enforce them. Romulo Chavez-I will sell my prop ertv for one half fl the town is incor- porated.
 Spieza l Spieza-Don't know much about it, but don't want it.
 Tim Nardelli- None for me, thank you.
 Ila Thomas-I am in favor Of it. We will have to clean the town up or leave.
 Dunagan & Baldwin-It is the only way to make a decent town Of it. The town never will amount to anything unless it is incorporated.
 Blanchard & Bonebreak-Don'tc care but think the officers should be elected instead of appointed by the supervis- ors.
 C.F. Pascoe-Of course am in ia yor of it.
 NJ. w. Neff-Don't care.
 G. De Vega-Against it all the time.
 Henry Holguin-Put me down in ia vOr of it.
 Jake Sollers-I want to see it incor- porated.
 Johnny Martin-Good idea.
 $. J. Forbes-I am ill favor of it for sanitary purposes.
 Bazaar-Have been too busy selling goods to think much about it, but don't see how we can get along without it.
 Clifton Bakery-Strictly in favor of it. Want to see the town go ahead. It must be made attractive for the people, and especially must the sani- tation be looked after
 Bill Price-Have to fight it.
 Mrs. l.. l.. McCormack--I think it would be a geod thing to do.
 Frank RinggOld-Good thing.
 Sam Abraham-NOt for your life.
 H. Moder-I am in favor of it.
 Atkins x Morris-Havn't thought much about it.
 Dr. Walker-I think it will be the 1 salvation of the place. Without it you can have no effective quarantine or sanitary regulations. There have l probably been two hundred cases of 1 typhoid here during the past year, and l we cannot expect better conditions next [ year unless something is done to bet ter sanitary conditions. What we es- pecially need is municipal law to com pei people to attend to their own prem ises. The company accomplished much sprinkling the streets, but we must get to the root of the evil in order to stamp it out.
 Mae Smith-Don't think it is a good thing.
 Professor Prettyman-I am strongly in favor of it.
 Dr. Horn-Thc town will not inn prove in q sanitary way without it. Must have a board of health with pow sr to act or nothing much can be ac- It will be worse here next year unless the town is put in sani- ary condition.
 Dr. Slay;on-Thirk we cannot get llong without it.
 Bay Shannon-We must do 1t or Iuit the town, that's all there is to it can't keep my family here half the ime, and they get sick as soon as they ome home. This town has gone down .ver since small pox and typhoid fever truck it, and it will get worse. It sn't q question of dollars and cents, $ ut rather a choice between life or cath. If the town isn't put in shape or white people to live in, then I'll i've it up. J. E. Holt-It proved a failure at ilobe and Solomonville, and now 'isbee is trying to get out of it. think we are better off without it. l E. II. Franz-I am in favor of it no / natter how high they put the license, 2 )r doing business. Ir C. F. Pascoe-I am in favor of it, and a ant to see it put through. R. J. Young-Of course I am in fa- or Of it. Hippolitto Cascarelli-I am not in lvor of it. Taxes are too high now. N B. Blanco-None of it for me. Edward Gomez-I am in favor of it. ever saw a town that amounted to T nything without it. :,