Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03

Hnt Hn p.uuuu- gnrd hy hii ,,,,Ieur- ,t br .ry s3, of whom 'Iu" '-p1.euirI t- p.pN,r. G3 l'adios pr,f. -,naI m.u om merchants. auj '6i m.u luI j55 ,ow.u, praying tIe' rU rH.r. Nu.r upuor- arr sold "r .itv .m.d l.a Ir..vs. m thr city Lr lp.I .ut might 1' midnight uuU' o.+t.N u. n.uNul morning, tni ..t.a.J .l uImgh' saturday nights 1ol .,eyI ..-,I uU'I u'rlork thr f"lIoN int Monday mou'ug Dr. Nguc- NJ e,y WILu, irpra,d before ih" ril! ."n,I n-' uight Th, petitions ask .s, ,oupuI io pas au ordinance pr. ..,au,- tor a penalty n" -.ii pr di~pcu.r nIssiairg lrr"r- during th" 'mcs ,fs.,. named Accompanying tnr D.
 pn wa, au article hy Go',ruor Folk .,f Wi,.our r'ri'iug inc benefits sl Fai> No. d d,eI from sunday ,lo. 51ts
 sr Wall,. nu- accompanied to th. ,'r.ut,l chnmh,r. uv eleven women ..,g',a~ of tfe petition and Attorney N & V,u, Nt ihc conclusion of tho 7s.tot- s,t tHr petition. Alderman Bel ,.s,- uprd t,t it ho referred tu thr .-9n.tu, .ommii,r This was opposed t~ Dr Wlllarc who snid "I do mot u-F,D.r 'bat tho leading bushes. men ,'f rb. .riN. whose signature are at rsrr.i t, ibr petition. will enjoy da,. tnf Q ujrrrrl io 70 sanitary comm. rsst
 MINof Guldwnicr then announced naf lur present who wished to ad 'i',... 'br 'ounrll ou fine subject of tho .sutru nould bc given au opporiur f,v 'r speak before % vote was taken. NIto0,cv Nvuc, representing the ,ign t.r, 'h hh,'rrd % ffle,u minutes addrc-- n whIrh nr represented that inc nll s"~ bi' and miners day- of Prescott baa ,ps s-c,l and tbnt with thc passing .bwss of ramp Fife Prescott had rc. '~.,lvns r-srh into a bcautiful city of i,om"s 1lc appealed to the council tr r.,xp -vr urdinancc regulating the h. rs=0 ura6i' ,o Shat pcopl" from th" ',u,siin. Vith families, could he induced ,n came here aud make their homes u ss rlimatc uncNerllcd for health any -Nn.v, IIr admitted that there was -~on. "'Ncnva fpr keeping saloons open 'szy ana iIghi in pas, years on account pf tw lack of places of amuscmcnt, t'os ihhi there, was no excuse now ns rhc .'fly had grown into modern on, aI dnOO inhnbiihnts. Attorney Nyn" ''-ios"d his address by calling attcnti.n '.E thetcnN fathers to thc action of th" convention of bLewcrs in the east, it.in recently, which advocatcd Sun ,,aN closing and other regulations of th' IiInor traffic which he said had bsrT atmsrd. Ilc also attributed the .,sr"ni prohibition wave that was sweep tne l,ll oyer tlr country in the last v,su To inc disregard for law and dc a."nrt of some ot those engaged in the s-.ta,l liquor lrailc Al inc close of Attorney Vync'S argument the pcti. fion was unnnImously referred to the sanitary committee, composed of Al .AIurn Brown, Ielchcr and Wilson.
 Representing inc Prescott, and Mount i}n'on Railway Company and the Pres sNst Electric Company, Frank Wright srsA'"d the council that some arrange. insai he nade allowing tac stree, cnrs 2S run over inc yves, Prescott bridge. rsa nuir'r was referred to the street committee and a meeting arranged by i,s. committee and Mr Wright nt the ,soe nf Alderman Wilson at ten Strlock this morning to discuss the matter. lt is believed that an agree. uaont will be, reached al th. meeting NWSerrby the presidents of West Pres s-stt will not bc denied any longer the Slrririlt of street ear transportation swcst of the bridge
 &r- Wright also objected to the sc {sn of tbe council nt a meeting last vuonth in missing the annual rental ot 2 h. dam and reservoir in North Pres '-ofi to s200 q year. He said that hc lhRd brcn allowed the usc of the dam and reservoir the last fifteen years for sAn annual rental of si00, and consid "T'd the raise unjust under the cir s-umsiancrs, inasmuch aS the city had fncn furnished electric light by hi, '-ampny last year although tac city N,sd mol paid for the service until the los" of inc year. The matter was rr H'ured to the water committee aftri VT Wright promised the council that tp' would consult his attorneys with q sr'v of having the district court in funding the money subscribed for thr