Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-08
ds were as follows:

1 NTorr;om S Merriam ................. 5,300.00 ~ MeEIroy ................... 5,2S0.00 H.J. E. Darlington ......-.....--..--. o'zZo.oo &Daniel C. Daley -....--..-.-....-... o,z1O'Uu 4p NV Groba .............. 5,200.00 G Tro;anovich ....................... 4,9S9.99 As has been previously stated, She new fire house, which will include the office of the city water works, will be a two-story brick building, located on the rear of the city hall lot, tacmg Cedar street The fire department will be pro kided with a large room for the new z a hemical engine, on the first floor. | The second story will be fitted up 8kTith a hall, to be used as meeting 5room for the fire department, as well as rooms for the accommodation of the members of the department, who desire Sto live in the building, subject to call lat any time during the night.
 The water works will have an office pnd a supply room on the first floor. A balcony for the use of the City band will be constructed on the front pf the building.
 It is probable that a contract will be entered into between the city and MT. Grabe at the next meeting. M Work should be commenced on the new building within the next few weeks, As the site will be cleared within a fhort time.
 Charge Against Dog Catcher M l.. M. Weaver, Indian agent at San raros protested against the alleged Action or City POundmaster Feagles in taking up horses belonging to Indians Nhile the stock was being kept outside of the city limits.
 M He claimed that two animals had been faken up, one of them having been sold At the pound. As to whether or not De animals had been taken up outside N < the city, Weaver had only the word .|f the Indians.
 The council decided that the matter las one requiring thorough investiga- Ron and as a result special session of < |ahe council will be held at o'clock to- Nay to give the matter further consid- ration.
 Investigate Obstruction
 A. c. Belcher appeared before the V <puncil protesting against the action of lat body in ordering Bailey and Fourth treets, which pass through his proper, f to be opened.
 Belcher claims to have built his buse, which is located on Fourth sreet, prior to the incorporation of {. .ast Globe, and that it would work a brdship upon him to be compelled to bye his house and other buildings. M The matter will be taken up by the < 6buncil today, when the members will isit the property.
 No Water Wanted | X # F.. F. Kellner presented to the council R offer to sell water right at the foot VI the Finals.
 He claimed that the supply of water, Furnished by spring, would furnish <fDm twenty-five to thirty inches of 1Dod water
 He made no offer as to a money con beration, stating that he would sell MI fair price, allowing the city to Ike thorough test before purchasing. lt would require about five miles of bipe to connect this water supply with |<,e city mains
 < rhe matter was tabled as it was not btlieved that the plan was feasible.
 Will Grade Streets
 As the residents on Mesquite, Cedar 11ld Hill streets have failed to carry out tIe grading of those streets, in accord &nce with the action of the council t4ken three months ago, this work will t done by the city
 Bids will be advertised for at once. Ihe work will be done by the city, the ebst to be pro rated among the property HEners.
 The street intersections will be graded ! ~ the cost of the city.
 This work will probably be taken up U6thin the next two weeks.
 Routine Business
 Building permits were granted to Sid
 Mauk, East Globe, and Owen Me. levitt, for small building on North Toad street near the McKevitt house. barles E. >Fruin was granted permis. Nom to alter building of James s. {bwle, near the Broad street bridge, foviding the fire ordinances was com bed with and the creek not ohstructed. Permission was granted to the fire pmpany to use the council chamber as meeting place, until the completion of De fire house.
 Robert Martin, bootblack known as Peggy" was granted permission to