Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-04
Committee of Council Will Take Up Matter of Bor-
 rowing Money
MAY BE NECESSARY
 TO CALL FOR BONDS
New Poundmaster Named on Resignation of Pres
 ent Officer

At a special meeting of the finance committee of the city council-Alder. men Rose, Higdon and McNeil-togeth- CT with Mayor Kinney and City Attor- ney Alfred, to be held today, it is prob- able that arrangements will be made to finance the construction of the pro. posed Broad street wagon bridge.
 It is possible that arrangements may be made to borrow the necessary money. something like $l2,000, from private in. dlvlduals, on an assignment of the con tract, in order that the expense of a bond election might be obviated. If funds cannot be borrowed on this basis, 1t is probable that the matter will be put up to the people.
 At last night s esession of the conn., ell, the matter of awarding contract for the construction of the bridge was postponed until a later date, to await the arrival of the specifications of the Fl Paso Bridge & Iron company
 New Dog Catcher
 The city now has a new pound mas ter. At last night s session, George teagles rendered his resignation and John Toy was appointed as his success sor.
 Feagle s resignation was rendered be- cause 1t had been intimated to him that the council would not continue to pass his salary warrants in the future.
 Feagle s inability to follow out the provisions of the pound ordinance was the cause of his troubles. He failed to make out the proper receipts for the sale and redemption of impounded ami mals and neglected to carry out other provisions of the ordinance and as the result, his affairs are in a very tangled condition.
 Asked for his pound receipt book last night, Feagles stated that it was somewhere in livery stable, where he had left it several months ago.
 He stated that he did not see any use of making out receipts, as he thought when the owner of an animal recovered his property that the animal was a sufficient receipt.
 Although the matter was explained to him very thoroughly, Feagles could not see the point. He held that he had done all that is necessary and was square with the city.
 He was dispatched to the livery sta ble in question to find the missing re- ceipt book. He was absent nearly an hour and came back empty handed
 The etangle in Feagle's affairs may eventually be strengthened out and his financial status with the city estab- lished
 For Toys personal peace of mind, it is hoped that he will carry out the of ficial program of pound regulations, as is provided by ordinance.
 Routine Matters Hereafter, city licenses will be paid at the office of the marshal and will not be collected by the marshall at the var. ious business houses, as has been the case in the past.
 This action was taken last night by the council, in order to allow City Mar. shal Bob Anderson more time to de vote to office work. Those paying city licenses will be given notice by mail and they will be expected to make their payments promptly or suffer the penal | ty attached to non payment. After an investigation by the street committee, the petition of Mrs. Harriet Kenefck lSherwin, requesting that an alley running through her property be vacated and deeded to her, was denied A request for the construction of a culvert on Third street near Maple and small amount of grading incident to this work was referred to the street | committee.
 P. C. Anderson was granted refund in taxes, as the result of the over as sessment of his property in East Globe
 The. monthly report of Judge Hinson Thomas showed that only $57.SO was collected in fines during the month of February. This decrease shows fall ing off in fines of approximately $oOL q month, or $6,O00 a year, and is gener ally considered to be the direct result of the recent closing of the tenderIoln in this city.