Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
SALOONS GET
 ANOTHERHOUR
 FOR BUSINESS
Council Extends the Closing Time to 1 0'cIock-Tenta-
 tive Charges for City Gar bage Service Agreed Upon

The counel met in special session yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the council chamber. The most i'm por-ant matter under consideration was the means to be taken to place the city reservoir in a serviceable con dit on. Other matter acted upon were the regulation of the speed of automo- bi'es and motorcycles within the city limits the matter of the closing of the saloons at o'clock a. n. and the fixing O. the charges to be made for the collection of garbage.
 Mayor Edmundson called the meet ing to order, Councilman Quick, Schmid, Greasy and Newman being present.
 Councilmen Gilman and Newman ar- rived shortly after the meeting was opened.
 The reading of the minutes of the previous meeting being waived Mir Whitehead presented a petition from csrta n residents Of Bailey hill ask ing that the city build a subway through lots 1 and 2 in block 24 to carry off the flood waters. and a,so that a retaining wall be built in front Of these properties. After some dis cussion the council decided that this work should be done and the ex- penses be borne by the property hold CTS themselves. and the petition was ignored
 The ordinance regulating the speed within the city limits of automobiles and motorcycles was passed. This or dinance limits the speed of the ma chimes to eight miles per hour from the city limits on the Naco road to the Arizona bar on that road From this point to Castle Rock in Tomb stone canyon and the city limits on Brewery avenue the speed is linn ted to six miles per hour
 The ordinance changing the time Of the closing of saloons from 12 o'clock
 midnight to 1 o'clock a. m. was un- animously approved and was signed by the mayor.
 The garbage question then came up, and a lengthy discussion took place as to the charges to be made for this service. A basis of charges for the month of August was finally decd upon. If during the month it is shown that these charges should De altered for any possible reason. the matter will be taken up a. a meet ing to be called and a new schedule arranged. with such changes as may seem best
 The charges for the month as set led upon are. for dry closets. s1.50. for private residences 90 cents for business houses charges will be made according tO a list prepared by san itary Inspector Wittig and will be reg ulated by the amount of work done by the sanitary service. Councilman Hughes made motion. wh oh was seconded by Councilman Greasy that ! that city marshal be instructed to collect all charges for garbage ser. vice. This motion was carried after a lengthy discussion. Councilman ! Quick, who opposed the motion. con. tended that the work of the city mar. shal was already too heavy. and that this additional tax on his time was too much
 Councilman Schmid then presented the report of the street committee on the condition Of the city reservoir and submitted a plan for it's repair The report states that the north south and west walls, although not in the best of condition, are yet servicea ble and with some slight repairs can
 be used as they stand. The east wal Is the one in the worst condition, and
 requires immediate repairing. The plan for the strengthening Of this
 wall as prepared by Councilman Schmid is that finch pipes be laiC