Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 115, 19 March 1912 — Page 8
THE MCHZIOIfD PAIiULDICU AKI SUN-TEUSGIXAII, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1918. EAST ECO PEOPLE
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EHTERED PROTEST Pppose ; Removal of Tracks
From the Park Wcishaupt Scores Them.
STREET CARS A TOPIC
Council Thinks It Foolish to
Put New Signs on the Old Gondolas.
Although the ordinance providing
for the removal of the tracks from the Olen and allowing the freight interur-
bane to run down North Twentieth
- street, was before council for the first
reading -last night, a remonstrance
, signed by thirty-three residents of
North Twentieth street and vicinity was also read. Both matters were referred to the committee on franchis
es.
Councilman Weishaupt made a de
cided stand against the remonstrance,
ssylng: "I don't understand why they
re against freight cars. They are not very pubUc-tplrited citizens la my
opinion, as they don't keep up their
sidewalks. 1 was out there recently to look over this matter, and the sido-
. walks on North Twentieth street are
full of holes in which water stands
This removing or the tracks from the . Mien will be a public improvement, and
these people don't want it." A Good Suggestion.
The suggestion that "it would be
like putting new gold buttons on an
' old worn out coat," to place new light
ed signs on the "old shells of street
cars here," proved the means of delaying for a time the consideration of
the ordinance providing for llluminat ed signs on the street cars. The or
dlnance was passed, but will not be
effective until the street' car investi
gating committee reports.
Dogs again! Councilman .Bartel'8 resolution providing for muzzling of
dogs all the time when off the premls
s of their owners, was lost by a big
majority. There were ten votes cast.
, nine against the resolution. Councilman Thatcher protested against the practice of "kids," armed with small air guns, shooting people.
He said this practice should be dis
couraged without loss of time. The police department will order all "kids" to cease shooting people. An ordinance appropriating $30 to pay in full the stenographer employed by the hospital Investigating committee was passed. Discuss Brick Streets. Brick streets were also brought up for discussion. Councilman Williams stated that he had paid a visit to West Main street, the paving of which he recently defeated by his negative vote, and, he said, as a result of this visit, he had changed his mind. He stated ' If the city would pay toward the brick paving the amount It would cost to macadamise the street, he would vote for bricking it. This matter will be brought up again soon. It is thought. ' Mayor Zimmerman explained that he was against, as Williams was recently, of skipping . from Fourth and Main 'treats across the river to make permanent streets, but said that as the grading of Main street under the C. 'and O tracks was' not established. It v would not be wise to pave that part of the street now and run the risk of having it changed. A petition for a cement sidewalk on the east side of South Tenth street, from E to F streets, passed. The only resident property owner la the square desires the improvement. , , Councilman Evans again discussed the crosswalks at South C and Fifth streets, which are in bad condition. North C street, from Thirteenth to Fourteenth, and North E street, near Twentieth, are also in bad condition, several councilmen said, but they were told that the weather conditions makes it impossible tt do anything now, and that the board of works would take the matter up as soon as possible. Semi Minor Matters. A deep hole on Southwest A street was ordered filled by the council last Bight. The Light. Heat and Power company dug the hole, and did not fill It properly, so it was stated. No street light at this point makes it dangerous. A light at North Nineteenth and O streets is desired by nineteen resldenta . nearby. The matter was referred to the committee on street lighting. A choked catch basin at South Twelfth and F streets; water on the street at South B and Fourth streets; i s bad aidewalk on north side of South B street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth street, and mud washing on the
east sidewalk or South Fifteenth street v between B and D street, were referred
to the board of works with numerous other complaints on the conditions of
the street and sidewalks over the city
generally. As soon as the weather
opens up and the city can put a force of men to work on the streets and
sidewalks of the city, all defects will
be remedied.
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