Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27
WARREN,MODERN CIIY, LOOMS
 ID VIEW
Without Exception One of MoSi Interesting Municipal En- terpiSes In United States
 Today Taking Shape Fast.

One of the most interesting lines Of construction work being carried on today in the Warren district Is that of municipal improvement in the War | rem District. The work has been ! conducted so quietly that the district
 at large has not realized its extent
 or it's meaning to the community
 The construction work which is be- 1 ing carried on at Warren is very inter esting from the fact that everything ] in the way of municipal construction is under progress at the present time. A number of the citizens of the War ren District have taken advantage of the opportunity while the work is yet unfinished to look the Improvements over. A visit to Warren today will show the future city in embryo. The visitor will see the portion of the city which is seldom seen by the aver age citizen because of the fact that i it is covered.
 In order that people may live in city it has been necessary for mod ern sanitary science to arrange an intricate scheme, whereby most of the waste material can be drawn off Se1CIdl traffic It is also necessary to bring l in fresh water supply free from con tamination. How this is done can be
 readily grasped by visit to Warren at the present time. Miles and miles { of trench now lie open in which are 1 being placed sewer and water sys- tems. The opportunity affords itself l for the inspection of systems which are in accordance with tho, best rec | concentrations of today. The water system has been laid out in accord ance with the recommendations of
 the Fire Underwriters Association or
 the Unite States.
 | On the hillside to the southwest Of | the town are located three tanks. the ! last of which is about completed.
 These tanks have each a capacity
 of one thousand gallons. Leading 1 from these tanks down to the corner of Black Knob View and Arizona street | is a ten inch main through which { the water will flow which supplies the eight inch mains running up i Black Knob View and Arizona street. ! Leading from these two large mains are six inch laterals to supply the resident portions of the town.
 There will be no portion of the ! town a greater distance than 300 feet | from a hydrant. Each block of the ! town will have two double nozzle hy- drants upon it. The fire protection i is ample. Arizona street and a large portion of Black Knob View will have a constant water pressure of over 100 ! pounds. The highest point in the ! city which is in Block A will be pro ] tected with three hydrants on Apache ] Trail The water pressure at this
 point of the city will be sufficient to i eXtinguish a fire of a building three
 stories high on the highest peak. War
 ren will have at all times over 9
 quarter of a million gallons of water
 7T its 5iis 5s5Ssi sz %iH afford ample fire protection at all times.
 Some of the interesting features , of the sewer system is the method
 employed to keep the sewer clean
 and flushed. This is done by an au-
 tomatic flushing tank which at cer-
 tain intervals of the day will throw
 in the system a large quantity of wa
 ter. which will flush it clean, taking
 up cut to the septic tanks below the
 city all waste matter to the sewerage ] purification plants south of the city,
 two miles distant. The construction work Is going on at the present time
 and within a few weeks will be com 1 pleted and covered, when the streets of the city will resume their normal condition.
 The other line of work which is be- gun which will always be noticeable rxE fge.
 electric system. On Arizona street i will be line of large trolley poles sunk six feet into the ground, painted i black and white. These poles will
 carry the trolley line for the cleo tric railway.
 I Another interesting feature, which
 visitor to Warren would notice at this time are the cozy little cottages
 which are being built Most of the
 cottages have followed the California
 type of bungalow. These cottages are built in accordance with the
 shape of the lot and are adapted to the contour of the country. On the ] high hills are long, narrow cottages.
 while lower down in the valley are
 the broken roof bungalows These cottages are very unique, and are in-
 teresting to show what is possible
 to secure in the way of beauty and
 symmetry at low cost.
 Among the cottages which have
 been recently built is one by Mir.
 Jacks. which is California type with
 a fireplace, and chimney on the out
 side. It has been artisticaIly painted in seal brown with white trimming and green roof
 Just below is cottage owned by
 Mir. Dandurand. Around on the north and west sides of Mir Dandurand's
 cottage is spacious porch with
 large heavy shingled pillars extend. ! ing clear to the roof. The base and porch pillars have been finished In light red natural wood stone. The exterior of the house has been paint. : ed in white and the roof is black with white trimmings, giving 1t a very pleasing effect.
 . Just below Mir. Dandurand's house r on Hoatson avenue is being built a
 bungalow cottage. which has attract