Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
Says Talking, Smoking and
 Smoking Councils Occupations
Martin O'Iara Speaks Out in Meeting. Big Public Gathering Friday to Discuss Proposed Bank Issue--To Discon-
 tinue Scavenger Service.

The city council met last evening in
 regular session. All bills were ap-
 proved and reports of the various
 committees called for.
 The city marshal reported eollec tions to the amount of over $1100 for
 the month of September.
 X report from the city physician
 was read. detailing the number of births and deaths for the month and i aski E for a leave of absence of three
 weeks, which the council granted.
 | City Attorney Sutter reported that
 supplementary agreement to the i original subway agreement had been prepared, that quite a number of signatures had been obtained thereto, and that it was expected that all the signatures of proberfy owners in the city who were affected by it's terms would be obtained by the end of the
 week, and that copies of the same had [ been prepared ard sent to outside of town property owners for signing He also reported that the contract had
 been prepared between the city and
 the Bisbee-Naeo Water Company rela- tive to supplying water free of charge for the fountain in front of the post office
 Superintendent Mccullough of the street department reported that the
 punsp had been reinstalle1 in the well on Brewery avenue ana Lhat he was pumping water to supply the wagon
 for sprinkling purposes in the down 1 t9wn districts, but that he had not
 been doing any sprinl;li1g along the high roads of lha city m .IGcunnt cf
 the expense attendant the-ona He
 was instructed by the council not to
 Incur any further expense than the city was under at present in his de partment on account of lack of funds The street superintendent was in structed to proceed as soon as con yenient on the construction of a con crete wall along dangerous place on the Naco road.-west of the culvert l near the city limits. where the floods ! of the summer washed away the bank. l making it dangerous to travel.
 A resolution was hassed by the 7 council to the effect that it was the ! sense of that body to discontinue the . scavenger service in three or four months. and that notice of such in ! tention be given the newspapers so ! that all those who have not already i connected with the sewer system may I prepare to do so in the near future. This is a hint that the councilmen | thought the property owners will ! heed, as when the scavenger service | Is discontinued it will be up to the | property owner to look after his own scayenger service. i
 The city clerk reported that up to 1 date l0l property owners and taxpay- CTS had registered for the bond cleo | iio'. The council has mad prepared | and will distribute during the next i day or two 8 pamphlet dealing with | the bond proposition eulightening the | voters as to the purpose of the bonds | and giving reasons why they should be i voted. The advisability of holding . mass meeting for the purpose of pre- ] senting the bond matter to the voters was discussed and the city clerk was | instructed to request the cooperation ! of the newspapers in advertising the ! meeting for Friday night of this i week and to prepare dodgers to fur theT advertise the meeting. Speakers ! will be arranged for and the meeting i will be held in the plaza, where a platform will be erected, and the bond situation will be presented in all it's i etures. Id was suggested also that ] the board of trade should take steps ! to cooperate in interesting the voters, 1. A separate registration is necessary to- vote for the bonds.
 Registration for the city or county 1 election will not do. and in order that i the bonds might the more readily be ! placed the counncil desires a big rep 1 ra sentative vote
 The last few minutes of the council ! meeting were taken up by Martin I O'Hare. He started in by saying he | hoped he was not intruding on the ! time of the council, who seemed to be ! doing nothing but smoking, sleeping 1