The Coconino sun., 1911-03-03
OFFICIAL MINUTES
Council Proceedings of the Town of
 Flagstaff, Arizona


 Monday, February 27, IoII, at o'clock p. m.
 Present: Mayor Bongberg, Coun- cilmen Finley, Black, Hensing and Powers.
 The minutes ot Jan. 30, IoII, were read and approved,
 James Hance appeared before the council and requested that Cherry avenue be ditched and drained and properly graded. The same was referred to street and alley committee,
 James Smith appeared before the council and asked to have the the water piped from the main to Tombstone avenue. The same was referred to the water com mittee.
 The report of the building in spectors, G. F. Battelle, H. Dietzman and NJ. Sullivan, em- ployed by the street and alley committee, as authorized at pre- vious council meeting, read as follows: We, the undersigned, inspected the McMillon building and find the girder in the show room need strengthening. Also h southeast octagon corner needs anchoring. With the above repairs the building would be ab- solutely safe. However, we do not consider the building in any immediate danger of collapse, but strongly recommend these re- pairs" The same was approved by the council and ordered filed for record, and also a copy of the report to be mailed to the owner of the building.
 MT. George Rabbit makes a proposition to the town to deed the north # of lot 30, in block 4w, if the town will remove his building, which is overhanging River DeFlag, to the back DOT ton of the lot. The same was referred to the street and alley committee, with the authority to act and employ work done by lowest bidder, upon securing proper title to said fraction of the lot.
 The petition of l. M. Clark for the closing of the fraction street north of Elm avenue was referred to the street and alley committee.
 N. G. Layton, representing the school board, appeared before the council with the request that the town remove the dirt forming the west bank of River DeFlag, along the school property for distance of about feet back to the pro- posed location of retaining wall and fence, as an offset to the school board donating such part of its property for use as a river bed. The same was referred to the street and alley committee for investigation and report.
 The following claims were read and allowed by full vote of the council:
 Ariz. Cen. Bank, over
 charge taxes 1909 .SI3I 25 ]. E. Jones, publishing no-
 tice assessment loIo. 3 60 Light Co.,, street lights /. IIe.65 Hanover National Bank,
 paying coupons , I2 68 Wm. Beeson, load of wood 3 % Los Angeles Rubber Stmp
 Co.,, dog tags, etc. . 6 50 Fred Paul, labor on res
 ervoir. ....... 5 co Lee Visno, labor on main
 ines....'... .....,...s... oo John Chisholm, teaming
 and labor on reservoir s % w. H. Anderson, I3 shifts
 nightwatchman ... 3o % James Hance, hauling
 wood to reservoir ... ? 50 ]. o. Harrington, justice
 fees. ... ....... Q % C. A. Keller, bread - 25 Coffin & Black, toilet paper
 and etc.,. ........,. .. 25 Livery stable, horses & buggies 9 % E. Inegues, labor on reservoir. % F. $. Breen, print cont, Feb, F % Mrs. Witherow, meals for
 prisoner. .......~..T....,.. ? 80 Dorsey Printing Co.,, one gross
 of pens, etc c................ S5 Ariz Lumber & Timber Co.,,
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