Arizona republican., 1899-06-30
NO BOND ELECTION
Al Healed Session inc Council
 Defeated IT.


 1 The council meeting last night WAS
 a rather stormy convocation. though 1t was P5aceable enough at the outset but the outset did not last long after
 tle councilmep plunged into the mat ter of an election to vote or defeat
 bonds for municipal water works.
 Council Sanders asked for the prom
 ised report of Cf,y Engineer Davidson on the probable cost of the proposed system AIr Davidson was not then present, but Councilman F'ickas vol unteered in his behalf that the report was Tot quite ready and that there WdS no hurry about ft. AIr. Sanders in iinlIted that there were adverse in 1iuenceS working on MT. Davidson and IT, looked at Mir. Fickas as if the in fluenceS might also have attacked him. 1Lr. Fickas turned unea:sily under Mr Sanders gaze but made no reply-not just then. He subsequently moved that the bond eIecti0n matter be post pUned until the first meeting in No yemher. NIT Sanders moved m amend ment that the election be held not later than August | The question having been put the c9uncfImen dis cuSSed tEe subject long enough to show tli... the original notion would IL ti- mately prevail. Mir. Sanders asked The privilege of the floor for eX-Mayor -Ndan-s- Mir. Adams made q strong and convincing talk in favor of tIra bonds and municipal cOnItoI and presented I great deal of, information he had gathered during the bond contest last winter He said there was nothing fo be gained by waiting EUt much to he lo>r- He believed the people wanted another expression and that they would vote the bonds. The longer it was delayed the deeper the city wou'd get in debt to thz water company and more 1burdenSome contracts would have 10 be made with the company. IS more territory would be taken in
 MT. J. G- T. Smith talked agair.gt water works bonds but in favor of T sewer system. He felt. he said. the need of sewer privileges at his horse and could not get them He had water though sometimes not enough. i II was h3s opinion based upon his ] personal feelings. together with ob- ! SefvaEIon and inquiry that Phoenix did ] n0f- at the present time. need Improved 1 water works.
 
 his colleagues and said ha hoped the amendment would rot prevail You know very well il will not said ! Councilman Dyer. in an acrid voice. l Tor ha had heen estimating noses. ! Councilman Fickas proceeded and 1 Sa1d that among the reasJrs why the bond election should be delayed. was th5s one: The addi,iOns to Ee taken 1 in would shy at the big bonded in debtedress. Get them in once and their shying will not cut any ice. Then Mir FIckas took occasion to resent the Iaie insinuating language and search ing gaze of Councilman Sanders. He Closed With a statement thar his mo- lives should be no longer impugnei. He mentioned no names. but that was not essential It does not take the rol lpS'e of a brick house 10 impress Brother Sanders and he made q per SorAI ard un@ent'd reply to Bro.ha tickas. wE& thereuTon begar breaking he commandments. .heginning with No l. He offered to have it out thep md there or go out on .ne plaza Bro -h6r Sanders reply was drowned in ne vigorous hamIneTing of the table )y Mayor Gang. IT was the opinion 'f the sports that Brother Sanders would have had I shade the best Of l. Brother FicllaS has some advan- age in w6.slrt but he lacks height and each.
 This is why the democrats always ret beat. They split up at critical mo- reniS. MT. Sanders amendment was litima.ely lest. so that there will be . bond election until some time after November 1. MeSSrS. Sanders and : }yer voted ave and GIessrS. Fickls. I0rfOrd and Gang. no. When tha vote { vas announced Brother Dyer arose. uTred apC50geJicaIy 10 the audience : nd said: The people have been { 10led a"ain'' There was another matter Dr Iughes, the city health officer. dirac,ed l-s attention of the council t0 ihe an nal and comprehensive report of his Dr. Duffield con- I -s-inG in part of state mentS r pin;ons and afiiGavit- caIcu- lted 10 refecl upon Dr. Hughes qual- fcaticnS as q smallpox sharp. Doctor I IuGles said that this section of the aT5rt was largely eXtrlne 0us matter I Fd ou@ht not to be of record. He Sk I that it he eXpunged. The cOun- II decided 70 grant bis prayer a-1I ilyOr Gang aDH9:Eted MeSsIS. F7.ckaS C L3rford and SarierS a committee on | IrbIiEg. Iii committee k expeC-ed 5 2 @eJ to werk immediately. D that . c@a wt9 neg ct 10 read Dr. DufficIis ,tereStin@ report within q G1y or yva -fi fin.i Cniy an exlur@ated ed.tion Il f It. a City Attorney Darby reported that r he Sixth avenue hcteI sewerage nuf- ance had been abolished, leaving no