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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21

D. E. the property, thr
In ~ ~ give an aeeure' q
sog ~ purposes for v ich
IL used whereupon the
afflre shal be adjusted, or re-
- the case may require.
IN the MATER NOT TURNED ON.
..s.5Bec 10. In no case shall any indi.
80 or plumber turn on the water
10 any building, or any suppl,
here the supply has been turned
the non payment of the month
'r rent or for violation o
4inauee, or any that may b
eaiter adopted. All water that hal
been turned oil by the Water Depart
rnent shall be turned on agsin only by
Inc officers Of the Department.
PENALTY roR VIOLATION.
| Sec. 90 In al! cases of violation o.
this ordinance or any amendment there.
of for which mo- penalty Is herein ex
pressly provided, snch violation shall bs
deemed misdemeanor and punishabIs
| as provided in Section 8, Article Xxx, oi
the Act of Assembly of the Territory oi
Arizona. approved March Tth, 1883, en-
titled, aAn Act to Re-Incorporate the
City of Tucsou,"
/ DAMAGES.
Sec. 21 II Is hereby declared that
the City of Tucson. shalt not be held
liable for any damage that may result
from the Skating off or turning on OF
any supply pipe or raaia for amy purpose
whatsoever, even should no notice have
been given, NOR for damages caused by
any break or leak on any water pipe in,
side of the curb line. All supply pipes
to buildings, etc, should be properly
supplied with suitable stop-cock inside
ofthe property line, to insure against
the danger of the frost or bursts which
{. may cause any damage: the said coci
should be kept in good order and under
the control of the consumer. The stop
cock and box on the ctirb being in charge
of the Water Department only.
/ WATER FOR BUILDING PURPOSES
| Sec. %. ItshalI be the duty OF al
persons who may desire water for build
ing purposes to make application at til,
Office of the Water Department for thu
use Of same, stating fully and accurately
the number of rooms the bu;lding is tt
icontain, or the size Of the structure as il
lmay be, the class Of building, etc. Upor
Ithe pa ayment of the amount assessed, I
lpermit win be granted the applicant t.
luse water for the purpose 90 stated
Any person using water Ia violation o
this section shaH upon conviction b
Iiiable to a penalty of not less than ter
dollars $1,000, nor more than fift.
dollars ($5O, ,0o) for each ofense com
mitted.
INSPECTION OF USE OF WATER.
Sec. %. Any of the officers and EN-
ploycs of the Water Department ma.
eater the premises of any water consun'
er at any reasonable time to examin
the pipes and fixtures, the quantity @
water used, and the manner of its use
? and in case of fraudulent representation
on the part of any water consumer, o
:. unnecessary waste, supply will be shu
off until all charges have been fully pai
up.
SPRINKLING.
r Sec. "a. Street or yard sprinkler
q shall not be converted into hydrant:
/ lets, or fountains, nor be allowed TO ru
, to waste in the cutters Of the streets; O
: upon the lawns, or in yards, but mus
/ be kept closed, except when in use 70
: sprinkling, as intended. No premises
/, be sprinkled except those that are asse:
sed tor water rent, except by specia
written permission from the Superb
r tendeHt'
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21

XAVIER CAMP NO. 8, WOOD
len OF THE WORLD.-Meet every
Fst and third Mondays st 8 o'clock
M, in the new A. o. u. w. hall.
listing members invited. Henry
|elluish, Consul Commander. I.
eustetter, Clerk.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21
MINING ENGINEERS.
ECHAS. Won ERXLEBEN,
U. S. Deputy Suryavor.

lining WORK A SPECIALITY.
ges- g 5oper day including the use Of
~, h n Mining claims In groups in any part
ene Territory, surveyed and plated (same
"i patenD including all expenses, each
~; NJ ~ Of all kinds Rt lowest rates,
errints free. Inning property examined
reported upon. First class work guar
eed. Mines bought and cold.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21

accurate statements Of the condition oI
the books or any account therein.
All monies SO paid to the City Treas.
urer shall by him be kept in separate
fund to be known as the "Water De.
partment Fund" into which the said
City Treasurer shall turn all monies re.
ceived by him properly belonging to such
fund.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
Sec 9. The Chief Engineer shall
have charge Of the pumping works and
machinery and perform such duties as
may be required about the pumping
station. He shall keep q careful ac-
count OF all fuel and supplies used, and
OF repairs made, and report to the Sup
erintendent the condition of all machi-
merry, pumps and boilers, wells or any
property which may be under his sup
ervision. whenever it may be required
OF him. He shall make monthly
statement of all fuel used. all supplies
on hand and report all supplies used.
He shall keep an accurate account OF
the revolutions of his engine, the num-
Der of strokes Of his pumps and give a
daily report of the number Of gallons of
water pumped for each twsnty-four
hours.
OPENING OR CLOSING VALVES.
Sec. 10. II any person or persons
shall open or close any FIRE hydrant, or
stop-cock ronnected with the Water De-
partment OF - City OF Tucson, lift or
remove the covers 4 any gate valves or
shut-offs, without 'ssion from the
Superintendent or tho Mater Depart.
ment Committee, except ia esse ~ Gre,
'ead then under the direction Vi t6cs
Sire Department, any person 9r
apding, SHAH be liable, up
hs ana tnat "a penalty Of not lgs-
THs ~ nor more than
c, residents Imprisonment
~ being carpSSA than fif.
re the Boer nell cattleman ana m
miner well known in !
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21
'LCNBERs' RFTURNs

See, IS, Any plumber having in
stalled any plum oip4 axture, or added
any apparatus ngjnR the wal - furnished
gsthe Water Department oi sta City of
Sth. Aexteaded the seryf@ J+pes y
sss already connect wj,h lbe
! entire ennssA pipes. or AfIea aav aE.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21

|CsON LODGE NO. 4, A. A. NJ
lated communications on the second
Friday OF each month, at 1880 o'clock
the evening, at Masonic hall. Notice
special meetings viii be given by
plsting blue flag. Visiting brothers
E cordially invited. Geo. II. Kohler.
aster. G. ]. Roskruge, Secretary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21
A Great Mist il !

Won can make wher sd
are not aa expe~ LAS Con-
mistake att
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21

II - s'tH1 ScLttUHs -.
mr.. Mitcheson states the entire coufys
Try about the discovery lie located and
many are pushing work on their hold.
'ngs to find the same lead. Quite
ahmoer Of mining men have also ar
rived from California and the east and
are making efforts to close sale on the
property. 1t is not unlikely sale will
io'iow shortly and some extensive min
ing work be prosecuted thereabouts.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21

Sec. IS. Any person o. persons de-
string supply from the Water Works,
must FIRST make application at the Wa.
ter Department Office, stating fully the
several and various uses for which water
is wanted, giving the name OF the owner
OF the property, the number Of tht
block, name of the street and street
number. Upon the payment of the tap
ping fee, the Superintendent shall make
the necessary connections aud furnish Z
cast-iron curb stop box and curb cock
the cost OF which is included in the tap
ping fee.
PLUMBERS.
Sec. H.. Anv individual, firm, com.
pany or corporation, Wishing TO do busi
ness as plumber or plumbers, In connec-
ton with the Water Department OF the
City OF Tucson, shall state his or Their
place Of business in said City, asking u
be licensed as plumber or plumbers,
stating his or their willingness to b
governed by the rules and regulations
as herein set forth or adopted hereafter
in relation TO the Water Department d
the City, and should the application
meet the approval Of the superintend
ent, and the applica t Re qualified to b
licensed, the Superintendent shall ISSUE
the necessary license as soon - The ap
plicant shall have executed bond viii
the City Clerk in the sum Of Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars tt250ool, will
surety, to be approved by the Cit
Council OF the City Of Tucson, condi
toned for the due performances Oi his q
their duties az plumber or plumbers
and to save and keep harmless sair
| City from all damages 10 its Wa
ter System arising from the negli
gence of himself OF themselve
1 agents, or employees, and from any care
lessness in the exercise OF his or theil
business as plumber or plumbers while
doing work, making connections o
otherwise affecting the Water System o
the City of Tucson: Any plumber o.
plumbers removing from the City shal
forfeit his or their license, the sai'
licenses being non.transferable. Tn
Mayor and Council may at any time re
woke any license so issued for any vic
lation of this Ordinance by the holde
Of such license.
DUTIES OF PLUMBERS.
Sec. l5., Any licensed plumbe
ber may connect to any tap made by tn
Superintendent, or run the pipes o
distribution for any purpose stated il
the application, but shall immediatel.
upon the completion Of same turn Of
the water at the curb stop-cock afte
having thoroughly tested the said work
and leave the aforesaid stop-cock turne
off until permission 10 granted in writ
ing by the Superintendent to the owne
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21
OrdinanCeN No. l43
Governing the Public Water
Department Of the City
Of Tucson, Arizona.

Be it ordained by the mayor and com.
mon council OF the City of Tucson, as fol.
lows:
Section 1. This Ordinance, in whole
or in part, upon its acceptance and
adoption by the Common Council oi
the City of Tucson, Arizona, shall, and
the same hereby is declared an Ordinance
or Amendment to any and all laws, Or
dirances and Resolutions, previously
adal' which may or do conflict in the
mats 5t truaintaining or operating the
Water Depactmen If the City of Tucson
Arizona.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21

~. - Z. At the first regular netting in
@ - ~ imposed on ef*& =ct year there
burned farms and to enable ,sa,oa The Mayo sha' ar
Da'cn languages to be taught in a .es,glel
ohurch property, trusts and orphan fhNa Water
reimbursement Of Kafars the establishment
ernment with such limitations as shall nsure
one million pounds sterling to be provided for the
cs 4 the claims exceed this they are to be paid no
bo'na replied that he could approve Of these term
DIS government and chief officers agreed with him.
In the house Of commons the colonial secret.,, ,,.
berlain. said he unable to inform the bon.o
reasons for rejecting the peace terms
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21

~ q, the number of 1sets,
- *. baths, etc tc with the
ne Of the owner property, his
gent oy represent &.
The fees tor Il ling such taps NJ
nections shall be as hereinaGtaf Ated
undeE the heading OF 80 3,es-"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21
yesterday in
the Legislature

Thursdays proceedings in tn
ture are presented By the EntA
follows: ~
The house convened "A
adjournment last n,e
tho chair. JouEnoi =
read and appsssFer emp
II. RsaSeryision,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21
METERS our OF ORDER.

Sec. a.. The following rates are es-
tablished and assessed--Any water sup
ply herein mentioned as "spec ial'' and
any water to be supplied not herein pro-
vided for, shall be rated BY the super
intendent and all rates and charges 90
made shall be entered In the Office of the
department and collected in the same
manner as regular charges are collected.
u. A,-sn. 20 IN 60 ei M
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21


Sec. S5.-The rates for the use of wa
ter for consumers shall be established
annually by the Mayor and Council,
subject to change, revision and modifi-
cation, In their discretion.
SUPERINTENDENT TO REMOVE
! FAUCETS.
/ Sec. SO. II is made the duty of the
Superintendent to remove the faucetsand
to cap over all supply openings, upon
the failure OF the owner or agent OF any
properly to pay the water rents as they
may come due.
4 MONTHLY RATES--WHEN PAID,
| Sec. 81. Water rates are due and pay.
able at the office OF the Water Depart
ment between the hours of 8 a. m
and 4 80 p. m. on the first dav of each
month, for service during the proceeding
month and if not paid within ten (l0l
days thereafter, the supply will without
notice be turned off, together with q
charge of one dollar t$1.00). the cost OF
turning off and on Of the same.
BACK WATER RENTS.
Sec. 3S. Amy property upon which
water is or has been furnished by the
Water department of the City OF Tue.
son, which may not for any cause have
been registered or assessed for water
rent on the books of the Water Depart
ment, shall be assessed for the water
rent for which it is in arrears, and upon
the failure of the payment of same, the
supply shall be turned of. pending set
tlement, The rate per month for water
so supplied shall be according to rates ri
hereinafter stated.
The Washington times., 1901-08-24
PUZZLED BY MONEY RATES.
A Tight Market Feared by Some for
the Near Future.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The recent low
rates for money in this and other large
cities have caused some financiers to eX-
claim that existing conditions were abb
normal. and that when internal trade and
commerce resumed full swing in the fall
there was likely to be a quick absorption
of the floating currency and a demand on
the banks which would result in high
rates of interest and practically tight
money"
Enquiry among the New York financial
institutions that are accustomed to ham
die large sums of money discloses a be-
lief that money is not likely to be tight
this fall or for year to come unless
something unforeseen should occur. 1t
is the general opinion of New York bank
ers that the people throughout the United
States have in their possession a larger
amount of currency than ever before. The
general prosperity of the last three years
is accountable for this fact Country
banks have more money than ever before
and they have use for that money which
never before presented themselves.
Mr.. Marion, Deputy Assistant United
States Treasurer. at the Sub-Treasury in
this city, has kept general track of the
currency movements in this country foI
several years. For a long time he was
cashier at the Sub-Treasury. Speaking
in an unofficial way of the money situa-
ton today he said:
"Of course. nobody can know what the
future may bring forth. We cannot tell
what changes may occur within the next
thirty days for instance. But from the
presen outlook l can see no reason Il
expect any stringency in the money mar
kot this fall. Quite naturally there viii
be AN advance In the interest rate With
the movement of the crops and the eS-
pansion Of the fall business there must
be an increase in the demand for cur
rency and that increased demand will
The Washington times., 1901-08-24
DUN's REVIEW OF TRADE.
Business in Well Sustained Volume,
Despite Drawbacks.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Dun's review
tomorrow will say:
Though there are some drawbacks
notably the labor troubles in the iron and
steel industry, business is of well sus-
tanned volume, to which fact payments
through the countrys clearing houses,
railroad earnings. and the strength of
prices of staples and partly manufactured
merchandise offer ample testimony. Bank
clearings at New York, for the week, in
creased 42.S per cent over the same week
of last year and SO per cent over ls99;
while at leading cities outside New YORK
the gain is 25.6 per cent over 1876 ana Zol
per cent over 1893 Railroad earnings In
creased for August thus far ia per cent
over 1900 and ZIG per cent over 1899. Ex-
ccpt in certain branches of the textile
markets, sellers of merchandise have an
advantage over buyers. and distribution
is as large as stocks will permit.
THE AmalgamaIed Association of Iron,
Steel and Tin Plate Workers succeeded
in enlisting the sympathy of other work
men, with the result that the output of
merchant bar and wire rods is curtailed
to the extent OF about 1000 tons monthly.
Many idle mills resumed during the
past week. and even in the TIN plate re-
gion there is a moderate output Plates
have begun to arrive from abroad and
prices In the London market sharply adj
vanced Hoop and sheet mills are in
Creasng their forces daily
at shoe shops and promises to continue
Leather continues rather strong. Slight
ly better terms asked FOR staple wooden
and wurstod goods in no way diminished
the ~Volume Of sales.
After q season of dtdiuess at g cents
a pound, cotton suddenly developed con-
siderable animation and strength. The
chief influence was unsatisfactory wealth
or in Texas, although there was also aid
in the speculatiNa market from covering
of the large short interest outstanding.
Sales of print cloths have increased in
the last few days and prices rose, re-
lieVing the situation, but it may be found
neCe ssary to reduce the output by partial
stopping OF wheels This would be a
better solution of the difficulty than a
fight over wages and complete suspension
OF work.
Grain quotations eased off somewhat
during the week, though the net decline
was small The slight reaction in wheat
is explained by the decrease in Atlantic
shipments to 4.S53. 725 bushels against ~
a52, S26 in the previous week.
business at the stock exchange was
light and the market easily recovered
near the close all II lost at the start,
when the steel strike situation seemed
more threatening and bank reserves de-
creased unexpectedly.
Failures for the week numbered 9lo
in the United States against III last year"
The Washington times., 1901-08-24
BRADsTREET's ON THE WEEK.
Indications Point to Enlarged Bust
ness and Rising Prices.


NEW YORK, Aug 23.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Evidence multiplies that the tide of
trade has turned and that it is now set
ting strongly in the direction of an en-
larged business at steady or higher prices.
Crop Improvement, particularly in the
Central West and the Mississippi Valley,
has been the handspring of the more
cheerful tone of advices and enlarged fail
trade operations at such cities as Chicago,
St. Louis and Kansas City. Even from
the so-called drought-stricken corn belt
come advices of a quite satisfactory busi-
ness in some instances reports being of
a larger jobbing trade than in the cor
responding period a year ago. The nota-
BILE strength of cotton, partly, however.
the result of real assumed crop dam
age, has been the active feature in the
betterment of Southern trade advices Al
the great Eastern centres distribution Is
going forward in as good, II not better
volume than year ago.
Prices, except for some irregularity In
the cereals. have been generally quite
steady Wheat was weak early, on in
creased supplies afoat. enlarged receipts
at the Northwest. and technical market
conditions favoring decline, but
strengthened later on continued poor crop
reports from abroad, fairly large clear
ances. although not equal to last week,
and general confidence in present or better
prices being maintained. Corn has sym
DatnlZeQ Win wheat, llcubh
weakening on it's own account on better
crop advices from the States east of the
Mississippi, where timely rains have
fallen. Net changes for the week are
slight. Some hog products, particularly
lard. have sympathized with the strength
of corn.
Although still narrow. the New York
Stock Market shows better tone with
increased activity more favorable
view of crop results. continued good rail-
road earnings, and the growing belief that
the steel strike will be soon ended, create
renewed confidence. Offerings of stock
are light and pool manipulation is aggres-
sive while bears have covered extern
sively. The steel stocks are higher and
bullish tendencies extend throughout the
railroad share list, particularly in the Pa
cific Southwestern Granger and Coal
stocks. Amalgamated Copper was active
and higher on reports of an international
copper combination. Bonds are strong
with a scarcity of prime issues and in
creased investment buying of moderate
priced issues. Foreign exchange rallied
after a break. but is heavy at f-S6A for
demand sterling. The decline seemed due
to a reduced enquiry and a better supply
of commercial drawings.
business troubles show increase,
the failures for the week numbering 49,
as against LIS last week Failures in
Canada for the week number "a as against
Is last week g in this week year ago,
and % in 1899.
The Washington times., 1901-08-24
The New York Curb Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The outside mar
kct was decidedly active today and prices
were generally higher, many issues max
ing material advances
United States Reduction and Reiinicg
was feature, the preferred opening
about points higher. at Sc and advancing
to 60, on transactions of 1.5OO shares. The
common stock ranged from i1a. to i215.
American Can was strong, opening at
23%s and advancing to Z7s on purchases
of 1000 shares. Allen, Wood * McGraw
were the principal buyers. The preferred
stock sold at 1875 and 1874.
Cast Iron Pipe was sold at ~ by j. La
Mccormick.
Consolidated Refrigerating was more ac-
tive, and sold at 6is and 6l4.
Tennessee Copper w:oa strong, and ad-
vanced sharply in sympathy with the aG-
vance in Amalgamated. The first sales
were at 1872, and it advanced to 2012 on
purchases by Currie * Gwynne.
American Elevated was traded in at MS
and 2l9.. Pollock IL Vaughan We're buy
ers and Barstow Brothers sellers.
Union Copper sold at SIS.
Park Bank sold at COO
Safety Car Heating and Light sold at
15S and i5SIa
The Washington times., 1901-08-24
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Irregular and Lower Under
the influence of Corn.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Wheat was irreg-
ular and lower There was a fairly strong
tone early. on the steady Liverpool ca
bles and the large clearances, the weak
ening influence of corn and light trade,
local longs liquidated, and prices receded
easily. There was no cash business re-
ported here. Thirty loads at the sea-
board.
Corn, under further liquidation and bear
pressure, had a sharp decline. Stop loss
orders were reached, and many eleventh
hour bulls sold out. Cash sales today
100000 bushels; fifty loads at the sea-
board.
Oats were fairly active and inclined to
be weak. The closing was heavy.
Provisions held up well in view of the
weakness in grain. The selling of a long
line of January lard for local operator
caused a small decline early. This was
fully recovered on buying led by packers,
and the closing was firm.
The Washington times., 1901-08-24
THE MARKETS OF EUROPE.
stocks Inactive, With Some Ameri-
can shares In Demand.

LONDON. Aug. 23.-The stock market
was inert before the holiday, but there
was a distinct tendency on the part of
high class investment shares to harden
on the excellent bank return. The at
tempt here TO advance American stocks
again failed. since about the only bust
ness was a leveling up of commitments
before next weeks settlement. New
York became a strong buyer of Balti-
rights. Union Pacific and Erie were also
in demand. The latter is regarded here
as a dark horse. The general close was
at the top.
Copper stocks We're also strong Paris
being a buyer on the strength of the
metal.
The Bank of England has 10000 gold
on the way from Africa. The bank is ex-
pected to reduce the buying price Of bars.
Paris exchange is 25.222; Berlin,
20 I3Iz.
The London prices were as follows:
The Washington times., 1901-08-24
Earnings of RAILWAYS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The following re-
ports of earnings of railways were sub
nitted today:
Weekly gross-Sea board Air Line:
1901. 1900 1890
Wisconsin Central:
Third week Aug. $4,000 sIO3.oJO slcs, ODD
From July H.. SIS rs5 76Ds94 So, 2ls
Monthly statements-Chicag and North
western:
1901 1900 1899
Month July. So s.. 652 s. 5sl 5Gi So 692 20
From June H.. 5,5g7 "a 7,2G0,737 1921, 57J
The Washington times., 1901-08-24

sales-Lincoln National Bank, 9o@125; Capital
Traction. I5dlO2ss After call-Union Trust and
Storage Co. 5@lG9, 5d lO53s.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS