The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-02
SIDEWALKS ARE RAPIDLY LAID
Much Has Been Put Down in
 Past Two Months.
Considerably Over Half of Walk Required
 by Ordinance Already Laid and Nearly All Contracted For.

Nearly All Contracted For. Considerably more than half ot the nearly six miles of new side walks required by the ordinance passed two months ago by the city council has been laid, and the ma iority of the balance has been con- tracted for and will be laid just as soon as the contractors can get around to it. The ordinance was kpublished February 28, and the
 property owners affected were given 7 ninety days from that date to lay the required walk. This time will expire about one month from the present time, and if the weather is good throughout May very little sidewalk will remain to be laid at the end of the month. Not only is the sidewalk requir- ed by the ordinance being rapidly laid, but a great deal not required has been put down, and many have 41aid walks from their doors to their gates and elsewhere about their premises. A partial list of those who have Maid walks during the past two months is given below. This list doubtless incomplete, and also does not include a large number
 Nho have the material on the kround or who have contracted for #their walks.
 & College avenue--Central College, MI. w. Holt, Walthall Bros, J. H. \ Stubbs, John Hartley. All of this is concrete and we are informed that contracts have been made for concrete walks on all of the re- mainder of this street. Scott street-Mrs. M. F. Under hill, Frank E. Robins, Mrs. F. E.. Perminter, J. D. Collier, Mrs. Laura Mitchell, w. B. Mills, J. H.. ,Stubbs, w. l.. Durham, $. M. Ap- Iple.
 Robinson avenue-Sixfoot con- crete walk-Sam Sarason, Miss Bessie Randell, Mrs. Fife Lincoln, H. B. Ingram, J. H. Hartje, J. A. Anderson, Dr. j.. $. Westerfeld
 w. B. Stark, B. l.. Harton. South
 side (not required by ordinance), I four foot concrete walk--C. E. Dur
 ham, J. M. Ligon. Prairie street-Philip Yaeger. Deer street-Jo Frauenthal, Mrs. {Rebecca Robins, Herman Imbod- Ten.
 l. Center street-J. H. Stubbs, J. A,N, Akin, Baptist parsonage, c. E. Durham.
 Ash street-O. J. Owen, J. H.. Stubbs, J. M. Ligon. Faulkner street-Dr. w. R.. Greeson (not required). Prince street-Andy Hess, Sam Long, Mrs. Ollie Kinkead. i Clifton street-John Dunaway, IJ. B. Stevenson, E. A. Pearson, J. J. Nixon, J. R. Charles.
 Railroad avenue-Brown & Wes-
 terfeld, Martin & Harton, Andy
 Hess, M. Carter, John Hess, H. 5Grummer, J. H. Stubbs. Stell street-A. w. Harrod (not
 required).
 Spence street-J. G. Lille. Front street-Dr. G. s. Brown, Z Elagging replaced with concrete i'll ltront of two buildings; Layman ho- Ns same (not required).
 WPublic square and south Front
 Street-W. B. Hines, Abe Palmer, Albert Dollahite, R. M. Clibourn, | J. J. Nixon.
 Conway street-J. S. Jones. Oak street-Cole & Go. (Io-foot concrete), C. Loetscher, Holt & Stewart, Geo. Ethridge, John Hart ley.
 Concrete Walks at Hendrix. Archer SS Go. are laying large lAmount of concrete sidewalks ln- side the campus of Hendrix College
 this week. An eight-foot walk IS
 being laid from the south gate to
 the main entrance and a siX-foot
 walk from that point to the pres
 ident's home. The walk will prob ably be continued to Tabor hall ISnd the dormitories, but this has
 lot yet been contracted. 
 Field Day at Little Rock. A large crowd of people from this city attended the field day ex- ercises at Little Rock last Friday. Hendrix entered in only two