The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-12
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yard.
Guerin: clean up.
w. Cupp: clean up lots back of
house.
Sebree: clean up power house.
Next to Lowell's: clean up manure.
DR.. Maxey: connect with sewer and
fill clubhouse; clean stables.
H. D. Blatchley: clean up alley; re-
pair sidewalk.
Pickard & Roberts: corral cleaned
out thoroughly at once.
Hoffman: connect with sewer and
fill in clubhouse.
Isaacs: clean up Miner place.
F. Davis: connect sewer.
Fix sidewalk alley behind F. Davis
place.
H. Sebree: clean up little house next
to Mrs. Miller's.
Miller: connect sewer and fill in out
house.
Askey: clean up manure old place.
Lot behind Patton's: clean up.
John Little: clean up.
Sterling: clean up.
Plummer: clean up yard and alley.
Altheiser: clean up manure.
Mrs. Hartley has barn on street;
should be put on alley.
seebree's house on alley south of
where Smell lives: connect with sew
err.
Baptist church house: connect with
sewer.
Mrs. Moore: connect with sewer.
Ike Jones: clean up.
F. L. Keller: clean up manure; keep
hay out of alley.
H. E. Beatty: clean up alley.
Holman, west of Beatty: clean up
lots.
Martin: clean up.
Cox, west Of city hall: clean up.
Stone & Bohlson: drain lots west
of Conovers; keep stagnant water off.
Creamery: clean up.
Hy. Glenn: clean up and take pigs
out of city at once.
Convey: put in cement sidewalk on
Bank street at once.
]. Drennen: clean up.
Turner: clean up.
9Th between Arthur and Blaine
Cooper's corner: clean up.
Rice & Thompson: clean up.
LOwell's, back of P. o. block: clean
up.
c. F. G. wool house: clean up.
Dutton creamery: clean up.
F. ]. S. lot ON Main street: clean up.
Beatty on Main street: connect with
sewer at once and fill in Clubhouse.
JnO. Steunenberg: connect sewer.
Bakery: clean up.
Sutton: connect sewer.
Pacific hotel: clean up, back and
front.
Lowell: clean up behind house.
GrOOme: connect sewer.
Mallory: connect sewer.
1t does absolutely no good to notify
people to repair sidewalks, cut weeds,
etc. 1t has gotten to a point where
we are either to stand still (and that
means go backwards) or go ahead and
be a clean, up-to-date little city. For
sidewalks, We suggest this remedy:
that the mayor hire a carpenter and a
carpenter helper; they to have a horse
and small wagon and each day take
along supply of lumber, nails, etc.
such as Is necessary to repair side
walks. All work done to be charged
to property owners. This work should
be done systematically, not a place
here and there, but up one street and
down the other, until the entire town
Is covered. For keeping weed ordi-
nance enforced, We suggest the mayor
hire six men at $3.50 per day and fur
nish them with Shovels and scythes
TO cut weeds. The amount of work
done adjoining each property to be
charged up as taxes. 1t has been
clearly shown by past and present ex-
perience that no amount of talking
and coercing will get people to fix
their sidewalks. cut weeds, build side
walks, connect with sewers, keep al
leys clean. All these matters have to
be compulsory and to this end If you
desire enforcement of ordinances you
must make them all compulsory.
These are only few suggestions made
in the best interests of Caldwell and
at your request. We can go ahead and
notify people to clean up alleys, clean
up manure piles, ETC., and no results
come of 1t. A few clean up, the bal
ance don't, besides, 1t would take one
mans undivided time to keep notify
ing people, Tenth and Eleventh ave-
nues should be opened across rail-
road from Albany to Main street and