Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

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 | Bork, represented to the council that his firm was willing to quit ceiling in- tosicating liquors provided that the cty authorities would not require him to pay liquor license for selling al. cohol. which he stated all drug stores were necessarily compelled to keep for sale. He was informed that no liquor license would be demanded of his firm for selling alcohol and left stating that he would not keep spirituous liquors for sale in future.
 want An Arc Light.
 A. l.. Hammond prcscn nted a petition from large number of residents of the southern portion of the city asking tho council to have an arc light in stalled at the intersection of Aubrey and Marina streets, which was referred to the street committee. This was followed by the reading of letter from George Tcasdalc, requesting that sidewalks be built on sheldon and Willis street, which was referred to the city attorney.
 Grade Ordered.
 The city engineer was ordered to cd. tablish a grade on Alarcon street be. tween Sheldon and Willis streets, and the city attorney was instructed to take the necessary steps to compel the property owners on this part of Alar. con street to construct six. foot side. walks in front of their lots.
 Complain of Flood watsrx.
 Letters from Fred Williams nnd other property owners complaining of the stoppage of fine flood waters of the recent heavy ssinfall in front of their premises were read and referred to the street committee, after which the monthly reports of the several city officers were taken under advisemcnt.
 City Recorder McI.ane reportcs. the collection of $l7O in fines. City Phy. sician Dr. Day reported seven deaths during the month, none of which were of old time residents. two being sui. citles, one from McCsbc and one in this city. He made a recomme n,lation that as soon as school opened that sll children who had not been successfully vaccinatcl be prohibited from attend. ing either public or private schools and referred to the filthy condition of some of the alleyways, which latter was strongly denied by chief of police police Prince, whc s:sted that the al. leys and streets of the city were never In cleaner or healthier condition.
 Alleged Polfussd water.
 The health officers report slso masie a rcfrence Co the polluted conAi. tion of Granite creek, below the 'aas workA and extending to the old city well, which was contradicted by F. l.. Wright, general manager of the gss company, who was present. Leading from discussion of the health offeet 's repost, tie city attorney was Instructed to enforce the ordinance requiring all property owners to have sewer soDnec tions with their premises, and in csse there was no ordinance bearing or the subject, Co draft one which would be passed and enforced. TIT
 1svsns 1sporta. r. City Asstssor Frank Williams TO ported water collections of June amounting to the sum of &2,Ol5. and water collections for July, s:,rsl.5s with iiecnsc collections for botl months- &l.S33, and the collection oi delinquent taxes, sli6.20. His rcpor, was referred to the finance committee as was also the report ef Henry Her tin, treasures, whose statement showed a balance of &s,52a27, in the water ant sewerage fnnd, and &3,iS6.ss in tA, salary and eentinge~t fund.
 The assessment rsli for she year l9Ot was turned over to the council ny th' city assessor, which adjourned to Inee' again on Friday morning next at l( o'clock after allowing three weeks leave of absence to night officer Geo Iieisler. l.