Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-23
City Hall Accepted, City Clerk and City Marshal Moy-
 ing In,
ELEGANT STRUCTURE
 COSTS BlSBEE S13,80O.
City Council Has Large Room,
 Entire Lower Floor Being Turned Over to Fire Depart ment, Which Moves in Soon.

Into the finest city hall in any part of Arizona, City Clerk Hicks and City Marshal Snodgrass yesterday moved their offices from the old fire house, which for so many years has been the seat of Bisbees' municipal government
 After weeks of delay the city coun- Gil on Thursday evening accepted the building from Contractors Rooney x Zimmerman of Denver, who have had to postpone its completion because or failure of material to arrive in the city.
 The last meeting of the council has been held in the old fire house. On Monday furniture will be moved into the large room they will use, anC after that day all future meetings will be held there The first one will be the regular session in July.
 Until after next Tuesday. when they propose to have a grand house warming, the fire department will not occupy the lower floor of the build iEg They will then move their ap- paratus from the fire house to their new quarters.
 Provision has been made in he new building for the city council and all the city officials, including City At rornEy M5-itt, City Engineer Me Neish and Street Superintendent Nc CLliough. They occupy the second ECor. the first being turned over 10 the iremen.
 Situated in the northeast corner Of the structure the council chambers consist of one large, well-ventilated loom. One-third of it will be parti- ticned off by low railing, inside of which the city solons will deliberate. The rest of the room is for specta- tcrs and those who have business there
 Clerk Hicks and Marshal Snodgrass are In inc same room, which is in the southwest corner. Attorney Mer- rirt and Engineer McNeish will prob ably use the same room in the rear room on the same floor. This ar rangement has not been fully decided upon. -
 In addition to having the entire lower floor, the fire department has a large room an the southeast corner on the second floor This is to be used as a sleeping apartment by the paid firemen, who will get below in times oI O5 fcy1t- NtN SANS slide as soon as the alarm awakens them.
 On the ground floor. two large swing ing doors open onto the street, the stairway leading 10 the offices of city officials being in the middle of the front of the building. The floor is of cement, scanned to carry on wa ter that may accumulate.
 In the rear on the first floor are stalls for two horses, with plenty ot room to add at least four more should they ever be necessary. These stalis are directly behind where the chemical engine they propose to get will stand. Bisbee will see no more imposing sight than it's fire department after the apparatus Is purchased and the horses trained. These animals ac- quire almost human perfection in the duty they must perform Always alert. it takes but the signal and dropping of their chains to send them out of their stalls. under a suspended harness, and away to the scene of the fire.
 Bisbee's modern city hall has cost $13,800, and without doubt is the most up-to-date in Arizona. It is built of stone for the most part. every room being we'll ventilated and lighted. In a short time a fire bell. which will connect with signal boxes ill all parts of the city, will be added to the dome and complete the structure.
 Speaking about Bisbee's new home, Mayor Caven said that in his opinion it is one of the greatest strides for ward that has been made by the city since it was incorporated.
 Nice cool rafrashing haar in town