Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-11
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 nual cleanup special wagons of the health department, will cover the erl tire city and haul away the trash col lected during the cleanup.
 The coming cleanup will be enforced by ordinance and every piece of prop erty in the city is xpected to be put in good shap by the end of the cleanup week.
 New Sinking Fund
 For the purpose of meeting the in. debtedness created by the sale of the city waterworks bonds, the city fathers are preparing to create sinking fund.
 A stipulated amount, as yet unset tied, will be set a5dc each month from the earnings of the waterworks and all money so collected will be deposited at interest or used for the purch hase of in. terest bearing securities, such as gov ernment, territorial, county or school bonds, in order that the money in the sinking fund may be earning interest.
 It is believed that neat sum can be set aside each year from the earnings of the waterwOrks and that when the bonds begin to retire, in ten years, the indebtedness may be easily met.
 Details regarding the creation of the sinking fund will be worked out by the council within the next few days and the amount of money to be set aside monthly.
 Petition Denied
 Requestiong that William Wills sec retary of the Globe Miners union, be appointed registration officer, to regis ter members of the Miners union, a delegation from that order appeared before the council last night.
 The council was divided in it's opin- ion as to whether or not an extra reg istration officer should be appointed, as it was held by some of the council that the adding of extra registration of. ticers would cause confusion in the work. After lengthy discussion, the petition was disallowed, Mayor Kin ney's vote breaking up tie
 P. s. Brennan, the present registra. ton officer, will spend several evenings at the Miners Union hall to register such members of the organization who cannot register at the city hall during office hours.
 Routine Matters
 Sid F. Mauk petitioned the council for the establishment of the street grade on Maple street from East to Second streets and on Parker street be- tween Maple and Ash
 MT. Mauk stated that it was the in. tention of himself and A. G. Smith to fence and wall their property in this part of the city and desired to have the work done on the proper grade The request was granted and the work will be done at once.
 H. w. Clark petitioned the council to open up portion of the road to Cop per Hill, at Mccormick Wash and the city limits, stating that the road had been fenced up. As the road crosses road could not be opened up. The council notified the street supervisor to open up another part, of the road which passes around the property in ques- tion, which will put the road in good shape. ,,
 Owing to the fact that many difficult ties have been encountered in the man. agement of the city pound, the coun- cit is preparing to amend the regula- tiOn of this department and require a monthly settlement between the pound master and the city.
 Fred Hengehod was granted permis- sion to erect a fire proof structure on South Broad street near the freight de- pot.
 The city engineer was instructed to establish the grade on Sutherland street from Sycamore to Hill streets and fur n Sb octi nf +ho +,, property owners.
 Sanitary Officer Will Lowthian was authorized to secure an additional horse for use by the health department The addition of new wagon to the depart ment necessitates the purchase of an extra horse.