Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-08
THE MARSHAL RESIGNS
e. R. HENDERSON WILL. RETIRE
 FROM OFFICE AUGUST i.
Business Transacted by City Council Last Nisht-many important Mat ters Are Considered.

The city council did quite a little business at it's regular meeting in the fire hall last evening. All the mem bers of the council were present. and matters relating to street cleaning, garbage. sewers, etc, were pretty thoroughly discussed.
 Owing to the stress of the Fourth of July celebration and the court duty imposed on some of the members. va rious committee reports were not in a finished state. so as to be presented. but were promised for a special meet ing. which will probably be called soon
 Marshal G. R. Henderson rendered his resignation, which was accepted, to take effect August 1st. Mir. Tender son was elected as marshal in March, 1902.
 At an approximate expense of $500 it was voted to construct the road on School hill back of the Catholic church.
 One citizen, lady, called upon the city fathers to see what was going to be done in regard to certain nuisances at resent near her home This call precipitated a general discussion of the garbage question, and it was made plain that those who have been re-. peatedly warned to clean up their premises, and have omitted to do so, may now look for trouble.
 The appeal for an additional path way on School hill was denied.
 On the failure of the street rail way people to have a representative present, anything in that line could not be considered.
 The fast-driving ordinance was pre- sented by the city attorney. read and accepted. The limit of speed is placed at six miles an hour, and the fine may be S100 or two months in jail, or both. An effort was made to include automo- piles, but this was rejected.
 The committee on water for the city of Bisbee, as well as the one to estab- lish fire limits. asked for more time in which to make a report.
 The pound master has troubles of his own, in trying to understand his duties, but he was given the necessary information. Tying horses or burros with hay wire to projecting rocks will not be considered sufficient tie here after.
 The marshars quarterly report showed licenses collected, S2,935.35.
 The health officer reported for May one case. measles. eleven cases diph- theria Failure of quarantine in one case led to other cases of infection, and hereafter it is proposed to enforce rfgid quarantine. g-r
 The statement was made that the Copper Queen intends shortly to put in twelye-inch sewer pipe, and to flush it, and will permit connections.
 The health board was given author ity to order that saloons, restaurants and others keep garbage cans of stand. ard size for the proper handling of their garbage, and also authority to cause property owners to keep their places clean.
 The civic committee of the woman's club volunteered to help in finding proper locations for the fifteen garbage receptacles now ready for stationing. This assistance was accepted.
 The street superintendent's report and the scavenger's report were both accepted.
 The clerk reported quarterly re- ceipts s4,SSS.S5; expenses $5,5S5. 70; {; on hand July 1st, s2.612S5. The council ordered various bills paid and then adjourned.