UNFENCED CITY LINE.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2000, 6 March 1914, Page 10

UNFENCED CITY LINE.

MINJStEf! UFtCEO BOTH WAYS. ■(By Telegwph.—S.B<j.C:iQi 'CorrtshfljideiiU ■ p:ainie.rßtd:n ; '. Jlarcli iVt an interview. Vrfth the licuiv W. E, -Henries <m 'Wednesday eveiiiiigj N?< p. llu'ickt i\l, : J?., nitjaclursd a depuMtjan of etntiiiaJftors}''iMfniici's ,6.f-the Uliapite ,, of■ Gflriinioft'e,■.audilaia Street-. , residents. - Ifhe qufesfipi'was tlio' fencing; -of tiic- railway -Into* ■' . i\l,r,;Buick;s«:itiist hojiax} 'swbeSe.decl hi gfittiiig uii' ionfa prohibiting Waiiis; t'ro.m vassing edeii otJi.cy at e'rossiiigs., ■and also- a pfoniiso.. U>,&nqo tlio Jiiio< ..ctiWiifi ..tho,_'»exji ..Jliiiaiigfli ..yes?,. ' W thyilg ht ■i li -tljfs'- but • ■spiii'4 "ig'wiisptp:jife' appsr&vWy ptliefWiscS. aji.4 : ; the ! - toattW4li6^ii»iiwdiatfr-lß!iftcifig'4Hho h . lino. Ho had, .-JigweVfir, received a, petition from M-aili Street losidenis asTtiiig t'h.at tlio line ho not i'cti.cwd.< jini life rei'd -this Dfititiau, jv'lj.idi.- pointed. QMi,, inter a&, that t'Gikiug biit\ve<iii'-ftcg'sfc in-Ks would fnot /prevent ctiiili-eji fixjiu. strapng. pu tfcti liiie, , : b«.t. frorild ■■r.c.a.Mj' cbaigteb the %alfio : :Still: , titgr(j -a^ ; iiip. c!«g.smgSf ali.fl' pWfeablj' ti.fesfciiro- tfe yKW' ■ef the liu&. ijigfesd ,of'.fcjltsiig, tljoSS' ■rosidoiits xim Sptf^ : . of trains io iivc nufee ail iliViiii .-' . 3i.lr.'£ A.: N-jlsUj SlaJfar, -tjiat. liebad fpsqlieiitly Kfntrv'Rd fajfSiit cHil : (ft«n, ifreiii tile-I|DC. Tlvey? weri; • iv* «te JiF. : haci;doiic, r.u<Jt %■£ lvad. iiO-ftittK 'wtji. pcii|jlo.;Avho rallied; itheir ■aWlity- siiJßcteifiy ttip.lnioiat: a-uy i)tebi?v''if«spd#yc s)i- t flic,;D(;pa.ftw iftcnfc's rtteSj- W tlto tiiß .'»'SoiH du&- mfiiWGCy iiiitl.'Ttiiifet; 3jo ..prgtefctedj. ~/ occasion a pefson Wnt tg spep Wi die: line," J-ustMts'-.the tural. l-a.ihyiij-S woj-o i'eiicfid ilg*ijist w-.riiidtfing-. stoob to prbttct, trains, so-aught %n .ffibitn liiic- to. ■be fenced to jirqtcct-cllild:rc«> Geuiieilter /Grabb said .'bundreds of mat justs. Iked .iu daily. lm faf 'ttefr cl!i1-ir<?ii. ~■;■■' -".'J :■:'' ■ ~,. , Mr.' JMivar3s; ; Spc3hmg «» l>ol>an" *>i resjdohts, said '• ' 'ftif-t' ' WclJiiijjioii .(with eightor. tan tiiWa the poplatfart)' had fera.iiis riiut trainees ■riti.ni.ing.'.frccnient sorviocs witjiq.ufc difligcr. Tlifry. worfc satined , .tlvatUjffeiiemg the lino, svoiild rt-dvibc and , , eWS-fc. ■if it WereV«lq«sV. ctiil&n jviiirld st.tlV Gllinf) wer tlio .fence. . Mr. E. Wnrb"urtofl pointed-out that; ■ the -lino' had bebn "iU : ■esistwicb.- -ftr -■ twc.i.vly'-fiTc years tefbi-e aivy »e?-«feS) ; t occurred hetvfcßil pressings. Messrs. AV. jliivtfioji, .'£■ Grtggs, and; W! Cook also- sjoke. ' '■ ■ ■ . .flis,Minister,,said tliat-.ilio ...■argil;-, ineijb oit Both sftle-s sMwitd : bftliiircocl,. and ljg sou-Id -not deoide.wtiat. I'aiiiipi'stou really wanted. H« Was reatjy' to . sptaid £6(30 o ; i- £760 to ftiusc the lint! : if lie ive.ro sura, that- it wBmW net bavo to bo removed , a.flcrWarfe Eto actvised CaIUiJK, a ptfbtie meeting te.AsocP--tfthi tjte-wishes ofi.be HepJy.'!, h«g fiirtljttr, the Miiiisfcf fespressed- his j wUlittftness to prftvide boll sigflals'et the ; chief prossiiiKs , ; alid nisq iinie-board% io : ft'-trn tootorists - anil oai*.rS.. tlicsg j lie -would creet fjntiiediately. • Iμ re- j Wceb to tlio ivhisiliiis ' nuisaii.ee, to j n'rtiid havo the pi-edice .fero*m as , "whisHfiif; do-6'n tto sigual" stojiped if. ho' found it rnuipaiit.