The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-05-14

individual dryewavs at first and some little annoyance might o
ow but track usually made permanent by the seconu
the trail of the hrst and And the council anu SUI 49,
missioner could help materially by mpresslng the PuO' ~
tain rights to be observed .s
planting of inexpensive shrubbery with occasional! ny s
clump of shrubbery could now be planted WIN
little outlay of work and money. However, the grass snou
cut by municipal horse lawn The residents shouu "
sufficiently interested to lay walks pavements along ue
property When this plan substitute adopted na' w
give relief present conditions the stretch abuttng m
hurst property will be treated heeuly and gladly by the
who consider duty line up the side OF munlcipai D
Spots"
The block Immediately NORTH kirng the court house square
written up last week At frequent intervals along 'he
stretch of East Main there spots that tail
civic beauty and could be cured of the habit readily
glad to note Improvement the condition of the Chutten properly
and hope the surplus of dirt in the parking will be removed
some needy location. ,
There is always demand suggestion that the airoau
should do their part and more How often have heard some
lone saw ake the railroad do it, The railroad has given Us
1.-The most conspicuous Beauty Spot and heavy expense II
the council failed make provision for cross walk through T
park on Idaho street. that the fault of the Railroad ana
a to see what right have ask them the expense OF
cutting through accommodate the hndse OF council tha hau
ample time to exercise foresight There cement walk al
ready through that seo laid by the railroad that the counc
readily consented to dispense with they talk of having
1.-The park opened the walk laid again the place was oeo
However, Just south of the depot the west side OF the
tracks, there belt of railroad property extending from racine
Ito Bridge that unsghy from the business street While the
has no knowledge of what the intention 49, there seems no
good why Of Carolina poars should not relieve the
condition
Sometimes incidents of childhood become mesones the
memory of mature years. Once when girl left New York
early the spring There the customary ice snow and see
with raw winds which prevented the spring buds from showing
and forbade the birds venture slept soundy until rather late
next morning. when the singing of birds greeted by sleepy ears
with astonhen looked of the windows to lind we had
been sdetraed among beautiful trees bursting with soft spring
green and hundreds of birds singing their morning IN their
bouph had gone sleep the cold frozen north and awoke
lin Washington D. c. among the planted by the railroad
along its tracks Ever since that time there has been wish
my heart that there might be trees growing along the rghoway
through the towns.
The railroad has big task in Bacfoot because of the
fomity of the its lines There many crossings
for the size of the it makes more expense than would
if thew merely touched the the depot Thep pay their
taxes state county, school and municipal However, if the resi-
dents and municipality do their part there will be little hesancy
with the railroad
We would Improvement with trees planted east of the
track from the old park south the Bergman orchard
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