The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-24
MUNICIPAL MATTERS
WOMEN OF BAD RsPuTE MUST
MOVE.
BACK TO THE RESERVATION
City Health officer Gibson Says City
Is In a Remarkably Healthy Con-
dltion,

Mayor Tho. II. i.ansham yester-
day instructed city marshal Stewart
and corporation court Judge Greer 1"
see To il that all houses Occupied hy
women OF bad rcDutc and which are
not within the limits ~ the section
of the city called the Reservation h"
vacated at once, II will be rcmen''
bercd that Immediately following the
fire both the city marshal and TIE
Judge gave IL ont that these pt"p'r
must not scatter ont over the cry
II seem, that the order was s'h'l
ally obeycd until recently the mayor
has been receiving complaints Mar
shall Stewart SAYS That II the pa''
ties who are complaining will ME
complaints with the city a'toFn"" u
will materially assist IN the WORK oi
carving out the ordcr. MAYOR l'ahN
hmm saws that he will do all ne can
10 restrict them To their quarters n
generally understood
No Sickness Here.
An Enterprise reporaer yesterday
asked city health officer GlhS'l
about the sanitary and health cohol'
lions of the city. so FAR rs can
learn-and | have been seeking III
formation throughout the Guy on thc
auestion-there Is no sign OF coh'H'
rion here in any form. We have ho'
n single case in the CITY hospital
There Is nothing in any private nome
that ! know of that looks IKE small
box or anything else conta@ionS' Inc
CITY has not been in heallhler CON,
dition for years. The summer
weather being now practically over
I bolieve that we will get through
the entire year with very little SICK
ness. The doctors here have very III
tie to do and | hope that sort or con
dition will continue-for the peopic .
sake. not the doctors-and ! DelieN'
it will"
Snealing of the cutting Of wee Is
tbo doctor said that he had caused no
arrests because the city was unaoie
to nav for the cutting OF WeehS Oh
the streets in front of the properly
and there would be little sense ID
making the property owners pay 10,
cutting theirs unless the city coui"
hear its burden also. Now that the
summer is about over the weed prop
osition is not at all an annoying one
II has proven so from the remarkhhle
Eealth Of tho cOmmunitv TINS docs
not mean that the doctor does not
wish weeds cut but merely that there
is little use in cutting them in one
SPOT and having them grow in the'r
rankest fashion Cnlr fifty feet away
CORPORATION Court.
There were but two cases IN the
corporation court this morning one
being charge Of disturbing the
peace against a negro and the othcr
being case against a young While
man who was charged with beng
asleep in public place. The de,
PENDANT pleaded guilty but aSke
that he be allowed to make state
mcnt. This he did. He had let
IL" of reterorcc and stated thAt II"
red beel working for NJ. A1"crson
on the West side The court as
charged him because there was II"
one present to testify against him.
The case OF Tom Wade came IN
again and upon the statement or CIV
Attorney Teagle that there was not
sufficient evidence 70 warrant a con
yiction that would stand in thns
higher courts Judge Greer Oru'''u
the case dismissed. The charge
against Mr.. Wade was for carrying
a pistol.