MacDonald conferred with Blackman and Jordan Jules, and it was determined that the council should be harried into doing its duty.

This was a legitimate enterprise.

A new and better system of traction was being kept out of the city.

Schryhart, since he was offered an interest, and since there was considerable chance of his being able to dominate the new enterprise, agreed that the ordinances ought to be acted upon.

In consequence there was a renewed hubbub in the newspapers.
It was pointed out through Schryhart's Chronicle, through Hyssop's and Merrill's papers, and through the Inquirer that such a situation was intolerable.