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!'dill Ask Gouncfii for Gel'J7ent Walks
w41h illmber &'rass ~la4ks.
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Pole ~trcet ~Pr®perty Owners ass
Anxious.far .I~nproremepl •.
The requisite number of property'
owners living on Fourth, Manzanita,-I
Fifth and Laurel streets, have hied a
~eti~tion with the city council asking
that body to `order cement sidewalks
with Lumber crossings to be laid from i
Pino and Fourth streets to Seventh ~'
mmnd Laurel. The petition will be acted
upon at-the adjourned meeting toncor-
row e'veninq, and being an expression of
these progresaiye citizens who wish to'
mprove their section of the town and
mnke living conditions mere modern it
a expected the petition will 6e granted
without dissent.
Livery Stable
G1~anges Proprietors
Ferguson & Murray, the well known
firm of liverymen, havo diseolwed part-
nership, Mr. Murray eetiring from the
I1rm, the business to be continued by,
lt>{r. Ferguson. Since engaging in busi-
near here more than two years ago this
firm has enjoyed a good pntronago and
from a small business in "the old red
burn" they have grown to one of the
boat and lnrgeat livery barns in tho
county. Ndr. Murray has sold his in-
terest~in tho real estate .and 6uainaea
to his pat•tner and For awhile will enjoy
Cho opportunity of takipq a bit of a
rest. Ho will sot loave Contral Point,
however, and expects to engage in~
aome.other lino of business hero in the
near .future. Probably~'ho ohter man
in southern Oregon has a better "lino
of dppo" oir~horsefleah in gsneral and
tho Idvory business •in particular than
Bit! Ferguson and 9rat-class teams, rigs
and drtvera wilt oontmve to be every-
day "specials" ah the b1g•f~'ront street
barn.
The heauy rain A4onday night forcibly
broNght to mind the fact that the wet
season is agaun upon us anti also served
as s reminder that .if .Centred f oint is
to become tho modern town which it,s
t'ocation and surtoundinga indicates that
it can be it must have better streets
and more modern eidewallas. People:
who build the olasa o£ homes which
have been going.np here the peat few
montUs do not enjoy wading thmugh
mud isi going to and from their homes -
and pdaeea of Iwsinees, and the only
way to escape from e~aeh a diaagreo-
able ii-perienee Ss to improve the
streets and sidewalks. Steps ahouAd
bo taken at once to ,.prepare fmr paviaaq
dine street so that the Ixsginning tsf
the next raing season a year he:see
.will not find ua imm tho same ceaadiL;on
we are now in. tt is understood kry
ttwse who have .investigated lase m~t-
ter that a large majonity of the Pine
atree~;property.ownera are 2eeartidy am
Favor of paving and,sll that le Laekt~ag
is fur somebody to take :1•he• dnitdative
and sot the improvement ball rolditig.
Ed Fasra returnod Gast Thasraday,fre~m
a teip to Portland.~snd other~l'iUamotte
valley points, where h® spent sevetsal
~ days vie%ting~ Eriondg and #ooking• orrer
the country: dtir. Fas•r~ says there is a
dot of fine .teerming country dow® that
way but values are advancing rapidly
since his last visit,'