Arizona republican., 1911-07-01

UNDER WAY
City Council Will Provide
For Milk Inspection
FORM OF SEWER BONDS
It was Adopted Last Night
/ That There May Be No
Delay In Delivery When
An Award Is Made-Oth-
er Business.

1 AT special meeting OF the city
council last night an ordinance wa.
passed approving a form of bond tc
be used if acceptable to the buyer OF
the sewer bond issue, and other or
dinances were presented, read and re-
ferred to the ordinance committee
the most important one being a meas
ure creating the office of milk in
spector, which il is thought will be
finally acted upon at the regular
monthly meeting next Monday night
The first matter to come before the
| council was an ordinance presented
by the Arizona Eastern Railway COM
pany, asking permission TO construct
| Tour side tracks in the Montgomery
| addition. connecting the Buckeye rail-
| road with four different warehouses
y motion TO suspend all rules and
place the ordinance on it's final pas
sage was defeated by the negative
vote of the member from the third
ward. and the ordinance was referred
to the ordinance committee to take
its regular course.
II. c. Ulen, representing the bond
buying house Of Clen & Co, Chicago.
appeared before the council with an
ordinance that had been approved by
the city attorney, providing the Ian
guage and form of the bond to be
used by the city when it gets a buyer
for its sewer system issue. in
the event that the buyer is
satisfied with the form Mr. Ulen
asked the council to pass the ordi-
nance and through a later suspen-
sion of the rules and the full reading
of the bill three times in succession
it did so. The reason for the action
is to facilitate the delivery of the
bonds as soon as possible after they
are sold.
Heretofore the sale has been made
first. then the form of bond has been
brought up for settlement. and much
time has been lost Mr.. Ulen expects
to be bidder for the bonds 1t is
customary for the successful bidder
to have them printed and the city
pay the bill If Mr.. Ulen should Sc
cure the award he would want the
bonds as soon as he could get hold
of them and the city is very anxious
to dispose of them as quickly as pos
sible.
Mr.. Ulen devised a form Of bond
that he said he believed would meet
the approval of every bond buyer and
bond attorney, the bonds being pay
able at the American Exchange Ma
tional bank in New York. He told the
council if it would order the bonds
printed he would have them printed
in, l,h ha A. n
they would be ready very soon after
the opening of the bids, which will
be about the goth Of next month, and
there need be little delay in the de-
livery. In the event the award goes
to some other bidder who will not
accept the form of bond provided, Mr..
Ulen said there would be no bill pre-
sented to the city for the printing.
The committee of the whole report
ed to the council its approval of the
plan to pay F. S. Lack $1,000 for
forty acre tract to be used as
garbage dump, and instructed the
city attorney to procure an abstract
of title from Mr.. Lack.
Then came the ordinance providing
for creation of the office of milk in
spector who shall be under the direc-
ton of the city health officer. The
ordinance is a very long and compre-
hensive one, covering everything from
the analysis of good standard mix
to a recital of all the bad things in
with the milk business and
pubIic health. 1t tells what shall con-
stitute cleanliness in the operation
of a dairy and the handling of milk.
how the cows must be cared for and
the precautions that must be taken
to insure their freedom from disease
of any kind. 1t recites the duties OF
the health officer and the inspector
and the demands upon the milk ven
dor and dairy owner who can operate
only under a permit that is revocable
at any time for cause, and the num-
Der of which must he displayed upon
his wagon. Penalties for violation
of the ordinance are provided, tn
maximum being a fine of 5000 ar
200 days in Jail.
The ordinance would seem to cover
everything desirable. but the council
did not wish to act hastily and per
haps overlook something, so II was
to take its regular course.
being referred to the ordinance COM
mittee. The mayor urged the COM
mittee to report If possible at the
next regular melting. which will he on
Monday night. as the passage OF some
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