Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-25
COUNCILMAN ORD IS
 REMOVED FROM OFFICE
DECLARED HE HAS BEEN ABSENT FROM CITY OVER STATUTO- @ RY TIME.
Subway Put Up to Property Owners. Sewer Proposals sieetraeked-As- sessment Roll Adopted as Re- turned.

A sufficient number of City Council men were rounded up last night to have a quorum present, and business that could not be postponed any longer was takensgp and acted upon. Those present were Mayor Taylor, Messrs. Hogan, SoWle, Hughes and Deyine.
 The Council met first as a Board of Equalization. and the assessment roll as originally submitted by the asses sor. without raises, inspection or oh CT frills provided for by the ordinance, was accepted. The Board then ad- lourned until the first day of Septeri- Der, when it's next legal meeting, ac- cording to the ordinance, will occur.
 The members then came to order as Che City Council and took up ths sewerage system question. It is quite probable, from the indecision display ed during the discussion that was in- 1ulged that the system will be install ed some time during the next century.
 Two propositions to furnish plans and estimates have been furnished the Council. One by Nelson Rhodes for s200, and the other by Engineer Olm- stead for $500. No action was taken upon either. Both called for the city to furnish, through it's engineer. a map of the streets and likewise thei.' elevations, and upon motion of MT. Hughes the City Clerk was instructed to secure the same from the City En- Fgineer, and likewise have him hunt up some out-of-5he-way place to dump the sewage in.
 To have given a good start toward securing a sewerage system it would oniy have been necessary for the Council to have accepted either one of the propositions offered by the cx- perts, but no one seemed to absorb the proposition in that way, hence the matter remains in about the same con dition as it was before the meeting.
 The question of the Council accept ing inc care of the subway was turn ed doNn upon the advice of the City Attorney, and the subway will now either have 10 take care of itself or have committee Of property holders appointed to nurse ii.
 This was the sum total of discus sion of the matter of the subway. which at the present time is nearly |. filled with debris, and is a menace every hour of day and night to life and property. Though the experience of last Saturday night is still fresh in mind and all now have knowledge of what keeping of the subway in condi- tion means in the way of safety to thc city ard its people. the Council did not see fit to advance either aid or suggestion. It would seem- to be up sto that part of the public most vitalIy interested to at once get together and arrange a feasible plan for presena- ,tion to the Council for action The exceedingly menacing condition of af- fairs as they stand with relation to the subway indicates that some ac- tion can not be taken a moment too soon.
 Other business transacted at the meeting was as follows:
 Special Officer Thompson was made a regular member of the force to po- lice the red light district and Brewery Gulef--
 School Superintendent PhnbrocR was given permission to make con Eectien with the fire mains from the school house.
 Mayor Taylor was authorized to deed L. R. Allen a small triangle of ground to regulate the lines on some of his property. and the street light