Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-09
|EAN-uP WORK GOES
STEADILY FORWARD
eacher, Laundry, Druggist and
Other Varieties I'm List Of
Law VfOlntors.
lUTHsIDE poLICE INAoTfIvE
Reports Made for Throwing Trash
Unto Streets in That Section Of
Pity-NIore Than Fifty People Pay
Hines in Police Court.

II
ne police are no respectors of per-
rs or firms when It comes to on
cling the now "'clean-up" ordinances.
ports made by tho officers special
assigned to see to the enforcement
these ordinances show that tho city
Ell has twice been reported. Last
l;ht tho blotters OF the various po-
stations showed that, among n
~ OF persons and establishments re-
1fted for alleged violations OF the
innances, were preachers, IaundrIes.
Irgeists. furniture dealers, real es-
&c men ana any number In other
les or business. MS well MS several in
Eioual householders.
Rev j. j. Wicker, 2O1s Jefferson
IIenuc, was the minister reported on
books of the First Police Station
failure to clear away deposits of
paper. and ashes I'm the vicinity
his residence. Other unlocked for
Eations were Uncovered in the
mes or the ROYAL Laundryr3o9 North
ny. 1909 East Cary Street. each
frgcd" with similar offenses.
20 STATIONS KEEP
UP THE GOOD WORK.
The following. Were reported at the
Fond Police Station: Dick Marslain,
R North Harrison street; Bellevue
3nch. 12l1 West Broad Street; II. NJ.
Jaw. 14001a West Broad Street; w.
h Rose. 14oo West Broad street; j.
Collins. 1900 west Broad street;
lnrsl Streets; I J. Blackburn. $40
Try Street. and George Gilpin. 7l3
ith violating the street-cieaning or
nance.
,At the First Police station the fol-
ylng were reported: Alfred Luc-
rt i sis East Gay s street, ~ Mr a
lhnson. 604 North Ninth Street: p.
EliGtt. 5oS North Ninth Street, S.
Milisi 700 ,,,,a North nth, Twenty nth
sIgh Street; Il. j. Austin. 22oo J Jsd.
lfferson Avenue; Rev. J. J. Wicker.
Is Jefferson Avenue: Mrs. Bold9eci.
i22 East Grace street: l.. Gorosonsky.
tS North Twcnty-frst Street: Jones
iothers. las East Main Street: Nc-
5wan and Persall ii45 East Main
asst Broad Street: W. Il. Johnson. 81
birth Tenth street. L. Francione, ia
.,st Broad street; Smith-Courtney
Brsue So' a so Gsr E,e S,rees Street
pyel Typewriter Company. 20 North
ighth Street. II. y. Council, Chesa-
lake and OHIO Railway, stationery
!. Walton, 1891 East Marshall Street:
scGrpw- Yarbrough Company, % South
.ghth Street; the Spot,ess Company,
4 09 East Cary street. w. NJ Parrish,
IL East Cary Street: Royal Laun-
~, 800 North Seventh Street, and IL.
utzlcr, 1913 East Main Street. The
sople and firms were reported for
rowing PAPER, ashes and vegetable
aiter.=in the yards. streets and al
,rs near their homes or places OF
lsiness
oLICE OF SOuT'HSIDE HAvE
NO KEEN EYES FOR TRASH
There were no reports made at the
arid Station last night.
g. g. Mitlner, James Byron and WILL
N Terry. 800 North Ninth Street.
ere yesterday reported for feeding
orses in the alley beside their places.
hey We're also charged with obstruct-
In the Police Court yesterday morn
& Justice Crutchfeld fined more than
tty Individuals and firms 81 each for
legged violations OF the street-clean-
z ordinances. The fines were paid
,ithout 4 inurmur, several OF those
to court simply sent the
oney by n representative and did
DIT appear In person.
Justice Crutchncld told the officers
.ho had made the reports that they
ere doing splendid work, and that
iey might look to him to impose
mes in every case brought before
astic over the progress which has
zen made in the week of campaign
,s. and said that reports al his Of
&c showed that no less than 500 per-
ms would be brought into court on
,argcs OF this character.