The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-20
GRANT FRANCHISE TO INTERURBAN
LITTLE ROCK AND HOT SPRINGS ERURBAN COMPANY IS
 NOW ASSURED.
Louis Garrett Who Has Worked Sew en Years on Enterprise, Sees the
 Fruit of His Work in Sight.

At special meeting of the city council last night a franchise to the Little Rock and Hot Springs fnte~- urban company was read twice and referred to the ordinance committee, with general supposition that it will pass without change at the next -egu- lar session or the city council
 Louis Garrett. who has been work ing on hte Little Rock and Hot Springs Interurban for seven years, is about to see the Euit of his labo~. A similar franchise to the one asked here has been passed by the Little Rock city council The right of way is secured, the money is up. and the building of the road seems now but a matter of time.
 Louis Rhoton, one of the leading lawyers of the state. and former at torney general of the state was with MT Garrett at the special meeting of the city council last night. They made brief addresses in which they reviewed the great good this line would do in the development of the state.
 The Hot Springs end of the line, as indicated in the franchise does not give a hint of the general route between Hot Springs and Little Rock. except that the line will most probably pass through the Gorge. The line comes into into the city on Second avenue, thence along in 6 northeTly direction to Grand ave nue, thence along Grand avenue II an easterly direction to the east boT- der of the city limits; thence com mencing on Spring street at the in- tersection of it's tracks on Grand avenue, and along Springs street, to the west side of Valley street; thence commencing on Reserve avenue, where the same intersects its tracks on Spring street along Aeserve ave rue to the west side of Valley street, thence on west side of Valley street to Elm street. continuing in a south erly direction on Elm street tc the intersection of it's tracks on Grand avenue.
 Aside from passing a resolution which prohibits vehicles on the streets from passing within fifteen feet of street car from which per sons are alighting or which they are stepping in. and from condeming q sewer on Chapel street and ordering another laid in it's place, the business on the calendar went over to the next It gular session of the council on De cember 1.
 The names of the 90 co-porators who subscribe 100 shares each of a value of sl00 per share are: Lewis Rhoton, o. D. Tucker L. J. Menton M. B Moore l.. Garrett, NJ. B. Sand CTS, w. H. Garanfo, J H. Pitchard. Ben Cox. C. o. Brack. John s. Brad dock. Frank B. Gregg, Fred w. All sopp T A. Bowman, ]. A. Bowman, R. M Butterfeld ]. D. Arnold, H. E. Cunningham. J. T Mcdonald. D. B. Russell Dr. A E. Sweatland. Chris Ledwidee. J. M. Pierce Justin Mat thews r. B. Coleman. w s. Sorrei.s, T. A. Cockburne, John A. Riggs Joseph l onginetta, H. M. Westcott, T. M Dodson Ed H. Johnson, Hamp Williams, R. w Huie, H c. Couch, c. S. Mccain, ]. H. Meek. Dr. H. A. l@OnBlnO, w. M. JOnilSOn, J. F. MOses, Ike Kempner M. ]. Henderson. George Vaughan, E. o. Bagley. Will liam Bowman, Gus Kohn D. E. Goode, ]. M. Couch, ]. C. Whiffer and ]. L.. Longino.
 w. H. Garanlo is named as presi- dent W. s. Sorrells and 0. D, Tuck . CT as vice presidents, l.. Garrett as eaorotorv and M Jl Moorp ac t-pae- urer. Tn addition to these. the re- maining members of the board of directors are: ]. A. Bowman, Justin Matthews. Hamp Williams. H. M. Westcott. H. c. Couch. c. s. Mccain and NJ. B. Sanders.