Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-02

on the attitude of the B. I. company and the Bisbee Water and Fuel com pany They said that these compa- cil, but went ahead and dug up thel |streets and strung wires wherever they desired, without the city's con sent.
 That the Water company were not
 giving the people in Tombstone can yon Naco water. and that they were charging the city $10 per month for
 water in the city jail, when there was only an average of one prisoner in two months.
 This discussion brought some hot roasts upon the heads of the city mar shal, street superintendent and city attorney for a neglect of their duty, and they were instructed in the fu-
 ture to place Mir Mason under arrest
 at any time that he attempted to dig up the streets without having first oD- | tained permission of the street super intendent.
 Councilman Hunt then brought up
 the matter of the running over of cess
 pools. unsanitary condition of closets
 and the throwing of slops upon the public streets, and said that it was shame that the ordinance in response
 to this was not carried out, and he at once roasted the marshal, mayor, city
 attorney and health officer. Warner said that these nusances
 had been going on for twenty months, and that there had never been an ar
 rest made during that time, and he
 hoped that there would at least be one arrest made and the ordinance tested before he went out of office. Dr. Caven then read a list of about forty names of persons that he had
 notified to clean up their places, and | that they had not complied with the rotice
 Warner and Hunt both jumped to tkeir feet and moved that the health officer. city marshal and city attorney get down to business today and arrest every one of them, and not pick out
 poor Mexican or some other person to
 make an example of first, but to take some of the prominent men whose
 names had been read. who ought to
 know the law, and who ought to be
 ashamed to carry on a nuisance that they know is a menace to the public health, and it was so ordered. The marshal stated that he had col lected for the month of November: City taxes -SoO4 Jo City licenses ...... ...... .. S11 % F1neS -...... @o Total ~ ~ ...S1. .312 70 He also stated that he had made | 26 arrests during the month. He also called attention in his re- 1 port that there was difference in
 the amount of fees retained by the jus
 tices in city cases. He said that Judge
 Brown charged the city much more
 than Justice Mcdonald, and he would like to know which was charging the legal fee. The city attorney was or dered 10 look into the matter. Ord recommended that the city build a crematory in Dubacher canyon ct a cost of $500 to burn up the re- fuse of the city.
 Hunt reported that he thought that at an expense of s100 for pipe he could get the Bailey water in the city jail for s per month instead of s10 as now charged by the Bisbee Water ana Fuel Co.
 Street Superintendent Krigbaum re- ported that he had finished the road back of the Catholic Church, and il vas a good one. Also that he was now engaged in widening and fixing up the road on Clawson Hill, which has been in a dangerous condition for teams.
 The street superintendent was in- structed to dig a ditch from the food gate to the bulkhead at the old round house to carry of the water from the Higgins mine.
 An ordinance was introduced and passed repeating the fire ordinance, Councilman Hunt saying that the city could never procure a conviction as long as the mayor was left out of the ire limits.
 An ordinance was ordered preparei creating the office of city engineer and appointing Geo. c. Clark to the posi- tion
 w. B. Stuart, who started 8 restar- rant in Dubacher canyon and paid a