Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
Clerks -Stenographer Dis pensed With at Meeting
 Last Evening
REFUSE TO RETAIN
 EXTRA POLICEMEN
Many Routine Matters Set tied in Regular Meet
 ing of Aldermen

Voicing the sentiments of over sixty residents and tax payers of this city, Attorney C. w. Rawlins presented petition to the council asking that the number of policemen remain as at pres. ent and that their salaries remain at the old figure. $l20 month.
 Mir. Rawlins held that during the present season of the year that the number of police on the force, four, in addition to City Marshal Anderson, are necessity to preserve order and protect life and property in Globe.
 He stated that the fact that there had been little crime in the city dur, ing the past few months, was due, in his opinion, to the excellent work of the police.
 The salaries paid he held, were not eXhorbitant and were necessary, ow- ing to the present cost of living.
 Councilman Pat Rose held that the salaries as they were cut were in keeping with miners wages, and that the addition of the fire department had taken some of the work off of the police department, and that two reg. ular night officers, in addition to the marshal and sanitary officer, the latter being a police officer, should be able ! to police the city effectively. On his motion the petition was laid on the table.
 Stenographer ousted
 This acticn preeipitated another cut in the staff of municipal employees | Councilman Maurel asked that the city clerks stenographer be dispensed with With the votes of Councilmen | Higdon and MeNeil, this motion ear. ried Rose and House objected 1 The action of the council in depos ing the city clerks stenographer will 1 take effect cn the first of February.
 Will Have Sidewalks The residents of East Cedar street between Broad and Sutherland petition. ed the council to order sidewalks in. | stalled on these two blocks of street the work to be done at the expense of the property owners,
 J. J. Keegan asked that the city have the sidewalk installed and charge the cost to the property owners, in or | der to have the work done in uni. | form manner
 The council granted the petition and will have the work carried out as soon as possible.
 New Ward Districts
 A sub committee from the city cent. ral committee. consisting of James H | Welch, w. J. Lowthian and R. G. Good win, petitioned the council to change i the ward lines in the south part of the city.
 This petition asks that the city be districted as follows First ward, all that portion of the city south of Maple l street second ward, between Maple and Oak street; third ward, between | Oak ~and Kline streets. The other wards remain as at present, the new ward lines to run from the east tC the west side of the city.
 The redistricting of the city vii take effect, according to the present plan, after the coming city election, as far as it would interfere with the of fees of the city councilmen, but vii be used for election purposes, during the coming campaign.
 Routine Matters
 The Old Dominion Commercial com pany was ordered instructed to remove it's platform from the West Cedar street sidewalk and dispense with the open ings in the sidewalk as well. The com pany will be given reasonable tim, in which to do the work.
 Max Lantin was given permission to construct cement stairway il front of his property at Cedar and Hil