Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-04
Salary Held Up for Failing to Make Proper Reports
 to Aldermen
CITY REDISTRICTED
 INTO NEW WARDS
Petition to Grade Sycamore Received-Cedar Street
 Sidewalk Ordered

Because of the fact that he has failed to make a proper report to the council, the salary warrant of George Feagles, pound master, was held up at last night s session of the city fathers.
 It is not believed by the councilmen that F'eagles is wilfully failing to carry out his obligations, but it is thought that he is laboring under a misunder. standing regarding the proper report which should be made.
 At the same time he has failed to follow the instructions of the council and his accounts will be investigated by the finance committee.
 This committee will look into Fea- gle s accounts tomorrow and endeavor to come to an understanding with him.
 Allow Sidewalk
 The petition of the property owners on Cedar street for the establishing of new sidewalk on that street from Broad to Sutherland, was allowed by the city council and a resolution GOV ering the matter was adopted.
 The sidewalk will be constructed within short time and will materially improve Cedar street, which has just been graded.
 May Grade Sycamore
 As the result of a petition, the city engineer was instructed to establish the street grade on Sycamore street, be- tween Sutherland and Fourth, and make an estimate of the cost.
 IT is tho intention nf fha owners to grade this street and unless the cost of this work is too great, tho street will probably be improved with in short time.
 This street is not in particularly good condition at the present time and its grading will materially improve the southeastern part of the city.
 Redistrict City
 The ward lines of the city were ma terially changed at last night session of the council, as the result of the ad- dition to the city of portions of South and East Globe, several months ago.
 The new ward lines are as follows:
 First ward--All of the city lying south of Maple street.
 Second ward--All of the city be- tween Maple and Oak street.
 Third ward-All of the city between Oak and Kline streets.
 The fifth and sixth wards remain as at present.
 These districts will be used for cleo tion purposes only, until after the mu. nlcipal election, in order that none of the present councilmen may be thrown out of office by the redistricting of the city. New councilmen will, however, be elected from the new wards. The change of the ward lines at the present time will not invaldate the right of franchise of any of the resi- dences effected.
 Routine Matters
 A petition signed by over loo resi- dents was filed with the council, asking that foot bridge be built on Hill street, from Pascoe hill to the Bailey block, as it is thought the Old Domin- ion Mining company will fill the gulch with slag. The petition was laid on the table.
 The Old Dominion Commercial com pany was given permission to replace the wood platforms and sairs on the Ce. dar street side of their building as the platform and stairs are only 3 feet inches in width, leaving , feet inches of sidewalk space, the proposed change will leave ample sidewalk room and ob- viate the unsightly wooden platform.
 During the month of January, 104 meals wese served to prisoners working for the street department and 923 were served to prisoners in the city jail.
 During the month of January, fines amounting to $556.63 were collected by Police Judge Hinson Thomas.
 T. A. Pascoe was given permission to erect corrugated iron building, on Bailey street near the railroad tracks. CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES