Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 57, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1925 — Page 4

DELAY IN CITY STREET WORK IS PROTESTED Mr. Fixit Finds Councilmanic Rebellion Interferes With Improvements. Mr. Fbdt's mission is to expedite the claims of Indianapolis citizens against the city. He is The Times representative at city hail. Write him at The Times, if you require assistance, BY MB. FIXIT The councilmanic rebellion may delay Mr. Fixit’s efforts to hurry street Improvements, he learned today. Because of deficiency In the city engineer’s budget tor pay of Inspectors, all improvements have been halted by the board of works. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I am writing to ask if you can do anything to expedite the completion of the alley between Capitol and Grace land Aves. and Forty-First and Forty-Second Sts.? This was started about four weeks ago, but after a few days’ work the workmen left and nothing has been done since. It Is impossible to use garages on the alle yand I am getting very tired of leaving my car parked in the street and of seeing garbage cans etc., decorating the sidewalk in front of the house. Anything you can do to help us would be very much appreciated. MRS. F. R. GALLAGHER. 4102 N. Capitol Ave. dty council is now considering an ordinance to transfer funds to ' pay inspectors. Unless rebellion leaders decide to adopt the measure, your Improvement will he delayed Indefinitely. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Will you please see why the garbage has not been collected In the 1100 block on W. Eleventh St. My garbage has not been collected for oyer two tyeeka. R. C. M. Tou will have relief soon, Russell T. McFall,' president of the board of sanitary commissioners, promised Mr. Fixit. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I don’t like to be a nuisance and bother you so much but we haven’t got a drop of oil on our street yet and the weeds are terrible. Now reinember we arc asking for this from Belmont to Pershing Ave. There a,re some very bad chuckholes on W. Minnesota St. too. We are taxpayers and big ones too and we ought to have a

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little done for our benefit. I hope 1 won’t have to write any more. W. MINNESOTA ST. PROPERTY OWNER. There’s no hope for oil, because the supply Is exhausted, but the holes will be filled •frith gravel, according to W. P. Hargon, clerk of the street commissioner’s office. To have the weeds removed, you must go through the following procedure: Have the property owners, living nearest to the weedy lot call Lincoln 3311, the

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dltlon of the street. Please see that It Is oiled ae soon as possible. Will look for answer in The Times. A TIMES READER FOR MANY YEARS. Otto J. Smelcer, superintendent of Improved streets, told Mr. Fixit that district Is included in the railroad company’s right-of-way and that the city can do nothing to remedy the situation. Railroad companies refuse to oil their crossings.

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WATER WORKS SOLD Boonerville Citizens Buy Plant For Price of $112,042. Sale of Boonville water works to the Municipal Water Works corporation, composed of fifty-one citizens, for $112,042 has been authorized by the public service commission. Transfer was made because of inability of the city to finance necessary improvements entailing an estimated expenditure of SIOO,OOO.

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Boonville has faced a constant water famine this summer. RECITAL AT HOSPITAL Riley Children to Be Entertaine: by Expression School Students. Children at Riley Hospital were to be entertained this afternoon by a recital by students of the Beriault school of expression, on the hospital lawn. "A Fairy Tale” will be one num-

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Cook,” and “A Beene From the Movlee,” will be presented.