Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-18
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Common Council of the
 Town of BiSbee.

MATCH 10, lSO-.
 Common Council of Bisbee met pur- suant to adjournment with tho follow ing members present:
 Mayor Muirhead and Councilmen Shattuck, Scott, Srd, Johnson and Let. son.
 The minutes Of the last meeting were read and approved.
 On motion of Councilman Letson, seconded by Council ma1 Shattuck, the following resolutions were unanimous adopted:
 Whereas, There are now residing within the corporate limits of the Town of Bisbee, a population of over three thousand inha bitants, and where- as, paragraph s57, Revised Statutes of Arizona, provides that in such cases the inhabitants thereof may by vote Of the Common Council assume city or ganization now therefore
 Be it Resolved. That in pursuance of the authority vested in the Common by virtue of said paragraph o57. Re- vised Statutes of Arizona. Itis hereby ordered that the said body polite and corporate heretofore known and desig- mated as the Town of Bisoee be an the same is hereby changed to city organ ization and from benceforth the inhab- itants within the rporate limits there. of shall be body politio and corporate by the name of the City of Bisbee
 That the said City of Bisbee be divi- ded into three wards, which shall be bounded as follows, to-wit:
 The first ward shall include that DOT tion of the city lying east of the follow ing dividing line: Beginning at a point on south boundary line of said town of Bisbee at centre Of plaza, between the Copper Queen store and library build ing, thence running northerly, between Fire House and Duffy building, across bridge to point where trail connects with road, between Shearer building and residence of Walter Douglas. thence running along said road west of gym nasium and north of public school build- ing, t;.ence along opera house road to a point where said road strikes the gulch, between the residences of Jacob Schmid and John Foster, thence north. westerly along the centr of said gulch to corporate limits.
 The second ward shall include that portion of the city lying west of First | Ward and east of the following divid- ing line: Beginning al point on the boundary line of said city south of foundation for city jail, thence running | northerly between said foundation and | Nemeck's photograph gallery. thence along bulkhead t. point where the | gulch, between residences of J. B An gius and lodging house Of Mary Jack, enters main gulch, thence north wester- ly along center of said gulch to corpo- rate limits.
 The Third Ward shall in nclude all | that portion of the city lying west of Second Ward.
 On motion committee of two were appointed to investigate certain exces- sion orders of whiskey to the pest house. On this committee were ap- pointed Shattuck and Ord. | On motion an order was made that all orders for provisions and supplies Tor pest house should be officially signed by Town Clerk. {
 A communication from Jas. F. Lip- pert vas read and laid on table inds f- nitely.
 The resignation of B. F. Graham as Commissioner of Streets, was present. sd and accepted.
 It was moved by Ord and seconded by Scott, that E. G. Norton be allowed the sum of s15 per month for rent of council room, carried.
 The following bills were examined md allowed:
 Bill Of 5. E, Graham & Co.,, for wag. ,n to pest house, s17.50.
 Bill of J. H. Jack Lumber Co.,, lum- Der for jail, s3.s6.
 Bill of Mrs. J. H. Meyers, bedding Or smallpox patient, not allowed. Adjourned to Wednesday evening, March l9. 1902.
 1. W. WALLACE, Town Clerk.