Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-02
EAST GLOBE RESIDENTS FILE PROTEST AGAINST LOCAL
 WATER COMPANY.
MANY SIDEWALKS 10 BE BUILT
sOLONS PLANNING CAMPAIGN OF IMPROVEMENTS FOR COM.
 ING SEASON.

If a movement which was started last night by the city council is carried out, this city will have police court within a short time, before which all prosecu tions for violations of the city or dinances will be carried out.
 One of the local justices will be ap pointed to the position on salary, which has not as yet been fixed. All moneys received as fines or otherwise by the court will be turned into the city treasury monthly.
 It is believed that the judicial work of the city can be carried out in more economical manner in this way and the plan will probably be carried out.
 Water Company Otfsnds
 Claiming that quantity of earth re- moved from the reservoir of the Pinal Mountain Water company is forming an obstruction to the opening of Klein street between First and Third streets in East Globe, protest was filed with the council in the name of Judge F. C. Robertson, trustee, asking that steps be taken by the city fathers to have the obstruction removed.
 c. F. Whitcher, representing the in- terestetd property owners addressed the council regarding the matter. He stated that he believed the earth had been placed in its present position by the water company after tile map of the townste showing the location of the street, had been filed.
 He had consulted officials of the water company about the matter, he stated, having at first received the as surance that the earth would be re- moved. Later, he stated, he was in- formed that the company would take no steps in the matter unless compelled to do so.
 The matter was discussed by the council, heinz finally referred to the street committee, with power to act, under the advice of the city attorney.
 New Sidewalks in Sight.
 A general campaign for better side walks in certain portions of the city, where they are needed, was started at the meeting. The city engineer was or dered to furnish the city clerk with the proper location for sidewalks on Broad street between the postoffice and Oak street, from the Dominion hotel to the depot, on North Broad beyond the i'll other parts of the city where they are needed The clerk will notify the property owners to install the sidewalks at once and if they fail to comply, the work will be done at their expense by the street department.
 The survey of property lines along Mexican street was also ordered and other minor street matters discussed.
 Many Routine Matters.
 Dr. B. c. Fox was reappointed as city health officer for the next two years. He reported that the cleaning up of the city has been somewhat delayed by the rains, but that the work is now progressing satisfactorily and will be completed within a short time.
 Four building permits were granted. Three of the new structures will be residences.
 A Chinese wash house on North Broad street, which is said to be in m un- sanitary condition, was ordered invest- gated by the health officer.
 A new arc light, to be installed on North Sutherland street near Mojave was petitioned for. The matter was referred to the street superintendent for recommendation.
 A report of the receipts and expend- itures of the city for the past month showed the treasury to be in excellent condition. During the past month $2,. 030.49 has been received, with an ex. penditure of $5,43l.26. This leaves a balance of s1O, 43l.s5 in the exchequer.