Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
Asks Council Last Evening to Complete Transfer
 of Right of Way
AUTOMOBILE RULES
 ON CONSIDERATION
Fire Alarm Proposition and Routine Matters Are
 Considered

That the Arizona Eastern Railway company will begin work on the new line through the lower part of town and the big vaduct over Broad street and Pinal Creek at Bankers Garden within a short time is evidenced by the fact that at last night s session of the city council application was made for a transfer of the original right of way agreement to the Arizona Eastern.
 The right of way was originally granted to the old Gila Valley company. Before the agreement was signed, how ever this company was absorbed by the Arizona Eastern, leaving the agreement of no force.
 The transfer of the right of way fran chise to the Arizona Eastern is merely formality as only a few changes in the original agreement will be required, the general provisions of this agreement being unchanged.
 The council authorized the re-drafting of the agreement and the signing by the mayor and city clerk.
 Councilmen Maurel and Van Slyck, who were against the proposition orig inally, voted against the transfer on general principles.
 The transfer will be completed with in short time.
 New Auto Rules
 The regulations concerning the oper- ation of automobiles in this city were introduced at last night s sessiOn of the council and will probably be adopt ed within a short time.
 The new regulations provide that in addition to being duly licensed, all au- tomobiles shall carry lighted head and tail lights while trayeling or standing on the streets at night.
 Signals shall be sounded in turning any street corner or in passing any other vehicle Machines shall keep to the right in turning corners, and shall pass to the left in going around> any other vehicle Vehicles shall not turn on Broad street between Mesquite street and Bankers garden except at Pinal creek or in one of the intersect ing streets
 The speed limit has not been fixed as yet and will be established when the regulations come up for adoption.
 Consider Fire Alarm The Gamewell Fire Alarm company submitted proposition to the council for the installation of fire alarm sys- tenn.
 This system costs about 5000, in cluding interest, payments to be made in three yearly installments, the first to be paid next December.
 The council has not come to an agree ment with regard to the proposition al though many of the members are fav- orable to the plan.
 The contract submitted by the Game well company was referred to the city attorney for inspection.
 Routine Matters Councilmen Rose and McNeil and City Attorney Alfred were appointed as committee to draft resolutions of respect for the memory of Hugh l.. Higdon, whose death has made a vac ancy in the council Mir. Higdon s chair was draped in black at last night s meeting.
 ne NlODt IldGuWdTe company dSkeU for permission to install spur track at it's warehouse in North Globe. The council will investigate the matter in committee today.
 All lawn sprinkling was ordered discontinued indefinitely by reason of the fact that much water is said to have been wilfully wasted within the past few weeks.
 An order was issued by the council that all bills against the city outstand- | ing at the present time must be present ed by next Thursday night, in order that accounts may be closed. A private fire plug near the Solomon Wickersham warehouse was donated to the city on payment of the sum of $l to legalize the transfer. The plug orig inally cost about $35. The grade was ordered established in the alley between Mesquite and Bailey streets, in the rear of the Globe office building.
 Building permits were issued to II. V. Shell for new store building in East Globe and the Globe Hardware company to construct a sheet iron build | ing in North Globe. 
 The Pioneer Market received today four carloads of fancy beef steers. The