The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-09
ID FIGHT INJUNCTION
CITY COUNCIL PREPARES TO PUSH
DEPOT PLAN.
COULDN'T ACT LAST NIGHT
MAIN ARGUMENT AGAINST is AN.
INCORPORATION.
WHAT THE NEW DEPOT MEANS
A Number OF Citizens Appeared at the
City Council Meeting Last Night to
Discuss the Depot ordinance-Pub.
lie Vote Would Accent.

Discuss the Depot Ordnance-Pub.
lie Vote Would Accept.
| ll'rOm Tuesdays Dnily.l
Philip avenue was the bone of con.
lcntton at the council meeting last
evening and interest and discussion
| in the proposed ordinance ccipscd
the other business Of the meeting.
| The meeting chamber was early nllcd
with citizens, who came to hear what
was To be said about the vaCating of
a portion of the street for the North
/ western railroad to build n $4,000
| depot ON, and they were not disap.
| pointed The council removed the
| lid" and called ON the citizens present
TO discuss and air thcir views on the
subject, and they did. Petitions and
romonstrancos with their long lines
| of signatures were read supporters
and oblCCtOrs to- the ordnance were
called upon to give their views, and
every side of the proposed ordinance
was carefully sCrutini2Cd. In the af-
tcrnoOn Sheriff Clements came up
from Madison and served the order of
Injunction upon Mayor Friday and the
cOunCilmcn so that they were prevent
ed from voting on the ordinance at
the meeting. But they did make prep.
aratiOus to fight the Injunction quick.
" and effectively IN omr,,y odJition
nj counsoI and to ,rsh tho n,orr, ~
DISABLING tho iriunc,ior ca ,I,ot uo
councII can moyc IN tho r,t,nr w,,h
n rroo hond
Artor tho ro,,I,r r,,rthI,, hu1, hal
honr nogeod tho ,,oo,i,,, ,,o, ,,,,,,
for discusgi,r and u,,ao ,,,l i.,
como tn rc,nongtr,to ,,,i,t u,o oo,,,,,iI
and ibogn who roy,rod ,,,ir o,o,I T.,
tbn d,nni nrnnosi,i,, oo,,o c,,,.',,.,,
and o,,,, u,oi, ro,,,,,, Li,.,, n,,, 49,,
mongtrorco oo,ins, uho nrdinono,
with its ,io,,,e. and ,l,,,,, u,, ,,,i,I,.,.
far iis r,,,,,, ,.,,r,. ,.I A..
ror,oe an tbo Io,t,r ,,.,,ro r,,I ,,,,,,,
wac nm occ,ei,r,I ri,,,io 80 ,a,,a,.,,.
nc - mama r.o. ro,,,to, ,.,ia,, t,
onIv hnon road an tho ro,,,or,,ro,o,
= rov r,inrtos oorlior rra,, 49,,
storduoirt or rur,Lors -, lana, A.,
rotitio, ,r,,,,I,, ,,,.o,.,,I,,,,,,...,., 49,.
noretroroo T., had otc ,,a.,,..,
,uoirs, oio,h,.C,u, 49,, n,o ..
str,rco
uo. pro,osi,io, c.,,o n.o,.
no, vv \, Da,a.,,,a., =,
otorv toIl, goyo tho brotorn 90 ,h.a ',,,.,,
poscd ordinance how II had como
ahout and wbv no nc - r,on,hor 80 ~,
Commercial club sunnnrtod u
"The nositiop of tho CoonoroioI
cluh in this mottor boe hoo, eo,,oroI,,
criticised he said "rhov bavo soid
that we are WORKING for tho roilrood
that we are owned nv tho roiIroad
That is not On We boyo hoor nor,,
ing for Norfolk-for the good of Nor.
folk, Before tbe omhers of tho ola
CREIGHTON denot had caoeod snol,,na
Mr. Burnham and I caIIed nm tho aon'
eral superintendont of the Northwost
ern to 500 what be would do toword
building q union citation For ,pooI,s
we worked at that Tben we found
that Il was ueo,ese IN ottount - na,
the railroads TO agree IN sucb a
scheme We did NOT ppnc,,lt oil ba
members of tbe Commercial o1,,h NJ
once hecauee uo had IN oot o,,io,,I,,
and we knew we were doing what wo
could for the hest interaets ~ Nor.
folk.
Will Really cos+ soo mn
"Tben thew or,ered 70 hu,,d ,ro
denot untown 70 we would o,va our
sunport IN nronoeit,on 20 uaoata
pbilin avanuo Wo tool, thts m n,,th
the citv counc,, and tbev ratuaod :,
Tbav demanded s1s 0oo hr,o,, 5o,at
r. we get that thov oro 70 hIano no,
the Commerc,a1 c,,,h 7, n,aa .how
that aekad for tho aood hr,oL ,onot
7 wae taILino WITH NJ r1uahn. .obo,
and be eaid tbot the nlans auo hoius
drawn T. Chtoaao o. .pin '.'"S
:. III =. 20. 80. PO' $50