Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 329, 4 November 1919 — Page 7

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a dead stop. This would lessen the Great number of accidents." "Personally 1 would be opposed to that," said the mayor. "It takes too much gasoline and too much time to stop. I am a physician, and there are others in town, we could not take that time on a hurry-up call." Prior to the debate Councilman Von Teln, chairman of the ordinance committee, announced that the committee had had an ordinance dealing with the right of way under consideration for some time, but that the city attorney had not found time to frame the ordinance for presentation. It "would be ready by the next meeting, 3ie said. Robbins Reports on Meet Byram Bobbins, city attorney, gave e brief outline of the water works Learing last Friday. Default by the Morton Lake and Park company to pay its sewer assessment was reported by the city treasurer. The amount, which is approximately $2,700, has been asked by the treasurer several times, he stated, but the company did not recognize his demands. The matter was turned over to the city treasurer and the city attorney. City Engineer Del Davis said the street department would use one of the city sweepers to take up all the leaves after they had all fallen off of the trees. The city is in good shape as far as the coal situation is concerned, memers of the administration said.

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