Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-11
Registration Will Be Begun Not Later Than 20th of
 Present Month
NEW PRIMARY LAW
 PUZZLES MEMBERS
Numerous Street Improve ments Receive Atten-
 tion Last Night

The registration of voters in this city, for the coming election will begin not later than February 20, according toI measures adopted by the council at last night s session.
 The city clerk will act as registration officer and will register voters at his office, until assistants are appointed to take charge of a part of the work.
 All registrations for the primaries must be made on or before April l3, to entitle the person registering to a vote at the primaries. For the general elec ton, registrations must be made by May 23.
 Owing to the fact that the coming municipal election is held under new law. it will be necessary for all voters in the city to re-register in order to se- cure at vote at either the primaries or at the general election.
 The city primaries will be held on April g and the general municipal election on May 23.
 For the benefit of candidates in the coming elections, printed forms of nom inatiOn papers will be furnished to pros p6ctive officers This will be done in order that all nomination papers may be legal.
 The new primary law is somewhat confusing and to work out the election matters satisfactorily an adjourned ses- sion of the council will be held Tues day evening.
 Street Improvements
 X cut of several feet at Cedar and High street, as the result of the grad ing of Cedar street, was the cause of heated discussion.
 R. Nj. Crawford brought the matter to the attention of the council, holding that this point was dangerous and might be the cause of heavy damage suit.
 The cut comes as the result of the grading of Cedar street and could not be avoided, it was held. As the result, | the matter was referred to the street committee for investigation and recom- mendatiOn.
 Councilman Maurel brought up the matter of the improvement of sever. al streets in North Globe, but as the streets in question have never been leg ally established, no action was taken.
 The establishing of the streets l through the city to connect with the Globe Roosevelt territorial road also came up for discussion and the line of this street will be established within a short time.
 The improving of the city streets leading toward Copper Hill and form ing a part of the Copper Hill road will be taken up by the council as soon as ! the necessary figures are submitted by the city engineer.
 Grading Delayed
 A. F. Maisch, H. l.. Higdon, J. J Keegan and E. s. Knowles petitioned the council to recall the petition foI the grading of Sutherland street be tween Cedar and Oak streets. l This action was asked on behalf of Mrs. Akers, who, is unable to stand hel I share of the expense at the present time and under the circumstances the coun ci granted the required relief.
 The street will probably be graded later.
 Routine Matters
 As the result of petition from g number of residents on Pinal street, 6 new arc light was ordered placed or that street. An additional petition foi better fire protection was referred to the utility committee.
 A. A. Forest was granted permission to move two small frame building through Broad street on condition that he use due diligence to prevent the ob struction of the street.
 U. w. Harrington was given permis sion to borrow sufficient water pipe t lay temporary line to Third and Asl streets, the pipe to be returned wher the street is graded and permanen line put in place.
 Archie Bielich was granted permis sion to erect a one story building il North Globe.