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Sale OF Property
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ing the delinquent paving assess
inents).
CAS- far as I can learn no effort
has been made to meet the eitua-
ton. It looks to be like lack Of
energy In trying to solve the prob
lem, said T'itcomb.
RESIGN SAYS BETTWY
Bettwy again took the floor and
shouted to Alderman E. j. Ditt-
mer: IF you can't act, BE- decent
enough to resign and give some
body chance who will.
City Attorney Robins quickly re-
piled to Bettwy as follows: "You
don't know what the hell you're talk
ing about.
At this point Bettwy, directing his
remarks at Alderman WesGell, said:
"You are not even entitled to be all
alderman. You are. not even pro-
perty owner so why are you spout
ing off?"
City Attorney Robins said he told
Manager Roy Wayand of the Home
Owners Loan Corporation, Thurs
day, that no property belonging to
persons who have made applica-
tions for home loans would be sold.
"The superintendent Of streets
has been careful to pick for sale
lots that have been abandoned by
owners. He is selling property
that's been delinquent for more
than two years. The sale is pro-
ceeding because the law requires it,,
said Robins.
"The city got a deed to the T. j.
Wylie property on Grand avenue
the other day after it had been
sold four years ago., said Mayor
Wise.
AN OUTRAGE
cts an outrage to take property
from people and there's lots of ways
to get out Of it,, said r. L. 'O'Neill
''The whole country is in the same
condition, meanwhile protect your
citizens. The First National Bank
wrote that letter in self protection.
I think the bank would be len
lent. The bank must go on record
as trying to do something.
'The bank refused to grant us a
60-day extension, said Alderman
Escalada.
I'VE are selling property that has
been delinquent three OF four years
back, said Mayor Wise. "We are
not telling the street superintend-
ent to disobey the law"
Last year the sales were delayed
from day to day because the city
didn't need to sell then, said City
Attorney Robins.
II would have stopped the sale
Of property this year if it had TAX
en- the whole police department to
help me-, said Andrew Bettwy.
Alderman Frank B. Carroon Of
fered to give Bettwy SO for a fill
ing fee for a court injunction to
try to stop the. sale and added that
I'VE are looking tor solution to
the situation.
you've left no loopholes. You've
got to resign or we've got to recall
you'', said Bettwy.
''I'm acting from day to day in
these sales according to orders,
said Street Superintendent w. E.
Carroon. Il certainly wouldn't act
contrary to the councils orders"
Is PIECES SOLD
The street superintendent said he
has the names of "a persons who
We're sold out by the former adj
mlnistration in 1890 and 1881, rep
presenting 80 pieces of property.
up to the present time we have.
sold IS pieces of property belong.
ing to nine persons, he taid ~
=" w, E. Carroon then blamed the
present agitation on the local daily
paper, citing such headlines as mo
gales property on the block" ."mass
sale OF property continues, as
arousing the people. Nothing was
said when sales were made in for
mer years, he said. n
The reason for those headlines
is because the city council asked me
to do it,, replied H. R. Sisk, pub
Usher of the evening paper in re-