Arizona republican., 1894-05-10
A NEW BROOM. A Change of City Coun- cils Last Night. Marshal Moiloy Is Fully ln-
 stalled. No Changes in the List of Ap-
 pointive Offices.
Alderman Goldberg Passes, the Others Can't Make 1t, and 1t Is
 Temporarily Turned Down.

There was change of municipal man. agement last night. The retiring coun- cil assembled for the last time and transacted only such routine business as receiving the annual reports of the city health officer and the city engi- neer. The former reviewed the sani- tary condition of the city at the begin- ming of the year just closed and through the year. It contained statistical fig ures, the most interesting of which per- haps was the number of deaths, 156. The report of the engineer covered the most extensive labors and improve ments in that department since the organization of the city, and presented facts in connection with the re-survey and the recent beginning of esta abllsh- ing grade.
 The work of the old council was now complete. Mayor Cole feelingly ex- pressed his thanks to his associates and other city officials for assistance in the discharge of his work. He was loudly applauded, after which the council adjourned sine die.
 After a brief intermission Mayor Monihon called the council to order. MT. R. Allyn Lewis took the seat lately vacated by MT. McNeill, and MT. F. B. Moss succeeded MT. Chapman and the new members and mayor were sworn i'll. The mayor named the following standing committees:
 Finance-Lewis, Lacy, Goldberg.
 Streets and alleys-Lacy, Moss, Gold berg.
 City hall and engine house-Moss, Lacy, Lewis.
 Ordinance-Goldbe berg, Lacy, Moss. The elective officers, J. Wood, as- sesser and collector, and T. D. Molloy, marshal, had presented their bonds in the afternoon and took the oath of of- fee.
 The mayor named as the next order of business the selection of city attorney. | MT. Lewis nominated G. c. Israel and MT. Lacy placed J. B. Early in nomina- tion. On the roll call which followed, MT. Gold berg passed and the ballot re- suited in no election.
 1 MT. Lewis and the mayor voted for Mr. Israel, and Messrs. Lacy and Moss 1 for MT. Early. A second ballot resulted similarly, and third and fourth.
 MT. Lewis moved that the roll call be continued until choice was made. A half dozen ballots were monotonously alike and indecisive.
 A motion was made to pass this nom- ination, and MT. Lacy nominated Re- corder Schwartz for reelection. The nomination was seconded by Mir. Gold | berg. No other nomination was made, and an amendment by MT. Lewis to pass the city recorder prevailed, where upon the struggle over the city attor- ney was renewed without result.
 The matter of the bonds of the mar shal and assessor was taken up for recreation. They were passed upon by Attorney Chalmers and pronounced correct in form, whereupon they were referred to the finance committee to report upon at the next meeting. l A recess of ten minutes was taken, during which it was expected that mat ters would be simpliied. On reassem- bling Councilman Goldberg when his name was called on renewal of the balloting for city attorney, rose and ex- plained that he did not wish to settle the difference which seemed to be ex- isting among his colleagues. He would therefore continue to decline to vote. Several other roll calls were taken and the new city attorney was not coniured up. After this there was a recess of half an hour and the big crowd waited patiently, confidently expecting that something would come of it but it was nnproductive for when the council reconvened two roll calls showed that there had been no fuctu- ation Of aldermanic opiUion on the sub- ject of city attorneys. The struggle was temporarily discontinued and MT. Lewis moved to reconsider the motion referring the marshal's bond to the finance committee to report upon at the next meeting. He explained that the committee was already prepared to recommend it's approval. The motion was adopted and Marshal Molloy was fully installed.
 Other unsuccessful roll calls for city attorney followed. The report of the general fire department. including the recent election of officers, was read and having been slightly amended the lisl of elective officers was approved.
 A resolution directing advertisement to be made for bids for street sprinkline and scavenger work was adopted. Un sealed bids are required to be filed with the recorder on or before noon oi next Monday. The council adjourned until o'clock this afternoon.
 An Insurance Company Falls Down
 SPRINGFIELD, H., May 9.-State Sup f Tvc do revoked the license of the United States