Arizona republican., 1910-11-30
Insures Completion of Gen.
 traI Ave. Boulevard
WORK AT THE SOUTH END
Transfer of Operations to Be Effected Before End of Week-Launching of Fi- nancial Campaign Neces- sary to Raise Funds.

Work at the south end of the Central avenue boulevard will be commenced before the end of this week. in accord ance with a plan submitted by Trustee k NJ. Lamson and adopted at the meet ing of the board held yesterday after noon.
 This marks the end of the contro- versy that has ragged for some weeks
 between the 'northenders" and the "southenders" The meeting wound up
 in a sort of general publication A
 number of taxpayers from the south
 end were present and all expressed their determination to immediately set
 about raising money to complete the
 boulevard. "A completed road. and
 everybody boost" is to be the slogan
 from this time on.
 At the meeting of Monday, a plan previously evolved was rejected and MT LamsOn outlined another. At the sug- gestion of Trustee Dwight B. Heard the meeting was adjourned one day. MT. Lamson agreeing to have his propOsi- ton put in writing in the meantime.
 The proposition, as he presented it yesterday, is as follows:
 That the engineer in charge be instructed to suspend the work at the north end of the boulevard as eXpedi- tiously as possible in the interests of economy. and begin work at once at the south end of the district, building a finished road north.
 sD Ea a frin ha H. vided into five districts as follows: No 1. from the south end of the district to the little MaricOpa canal; No. 2. from the little MaricOpa canal to the Osborn school road: No. 3, from the Osborn school road to the Grand ca nal; No. 4. from the Grand canal Q the south line of OrangewOOd: No. ,, from the south line of GrangewOOd to the north end of the district.
 "3-That a chairman be appointed in each district to solicit voluntary sub- scriptiOns from all the property owners within the district and the adjacent property owners east and west, and the work of soliciting subscriptions tO com mence when works commences at the south end of the district.
 "4-That subscribers within the dis tricts and adjacent thereto. may desig- nate just what part of the unfinished boulevard their subscriptions may ap- ply on. and that such subscription shall be used on no other part of the bOule- yard until such designated part is com pleted but when such designated DOT tion is completed to be used on such portion of the road as the trustees may elect.
 "5-That a committee of five be ap- pointed to solicit subscriptions in the city of Phoenix, all such subscriptions to be expended upon the order of the board of trustees, unless individual subscribers designate just where they wish their subscription expended.
 "6-All subscriptions shall be due and payable upon ten days notice to the subscribers by the board of trustees. All subscriptions are payable to the treasurer of Maricopa county to be placed to the credit of special read dis trict No. 1.''
 Mir. Heard seconded the written for consideration and it was then thoroughly discussed. MT. Lamson was asked to interpret the first paragraph. in order that there might be no misunderstanding of it's exact meaning that might cause dis agreement in the future.
 No objection was made by Mir Lam son and his interpretation was spread upon the minutes. He said that it was his intention. in drawing up the claim. that work be commenced at the south end as soon as the north 2% miles. and 700 or 500 feet on this side. which has been started within the last few days. are finished. Tn reality a start will he made at the south end before the roo or 800 feet are completed. The heavier rock. known as No. 1. has already been spread on this stretch. and while ii ia being finished off with No and No ,. No. will be spread at the south end Grading will be commenced at the Me- Dowell road in about three days. Work at the north end will be dropped entire ly about a week
 Everything was thus satisfactorily explained and the interpretation made matter of record. Trustee Lamson then moved that his plan be adopted and Mir. Heard seconded his motion w. A. WOOlsey. the third trustee. voted no"
 Always before. MT. Lamson and Mir. Woolsey had voted together against MT Heard. In presenting his proposition and voting for its adoption Mir. Lamson believed that he was carrying out the wishes of a majority of the taypavers of the district. It was his aim to serve the majority and after he was assured that all portions of the district would do their part toward raising money to the boulevard after the pub lie funds are exhausted. ne had no ob- jection to the transfer of work to the south end.
 One part of the plan to raise addi- tionai money is to ask the Indian bureau to contribute S5.0O0. as the In- dian school property. which is not sub ject to taxation. abUts on Central ave