Street Cars and Carbuncles

The quarrels between the jitney driver and the president of the railway. The street car is drawn by two skinny mules and manned by a conductor and a motorman, equally as skinny and snug. The people demand service or the jitney driver for them. Then begins a series of stunts whereby the passengers are pulled by threats, breakdowns and promises, from the jitney to the street car. Finally they both go over the side of a bluff, an equal wreck of debris side by side. The passengers peer out of the windows wearing the never-never again expression.