Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-18
{. J. FLANAGAN GETS
CITY ATTORNEY PLUM
Perry Again Heads Sewer
Department; Other
Appointments
American Marines in Cuba.

] The Old Dutch Cleanser brigade OF
the city council, like General Butcher,
failed to materialize last night at a
special meeting of that body. called
for the purpose OF making appoint
ments. II is common knowledge that
certain members of the new council
choose to regard the old administra-
ton as an Augean stable and that
the goats of C. rtain OF the appointed
officers were marked for kicking
around
Ed. ]. Flanagan was elected by a
unanimous vote 20 be city attorney
and was given leave of absence OF
month on motion Of Councilman J.
w. Kinney
When nominations for sewer COM
missioner were called for Councilman
Quick nominated Perry. the present
commissioner and his choice was
made unanimous. This was an APP
pointment in which II had been limited
there would be a contest but straw
vote is said to have demonstrated the
futility OF such move anc it was
therefore made unanimous.
Raiah Ziescmer was reelected city
engineer, George Perry was chosen
city electrician. Morris c. High was
reelected city judge. On motion of
Councilman Warrington the duties OF
building inspector. formerly held By
the fire chief, were attached TO the
office OF sewer commission, who is
also sanitary officer.
The appointment OF a fire chief is
still IN the air Councilman Quick
said that he understood that there
were several more applications to
come in and moved that the appoint.
ment of Il fire chief be laid over until
the next meeting and The motion
carried. The same action was taken
relative to the appointment OF n su
perintendent of the cemetery, but no
reason for the deferment was offered
The appointment OF a superintend
ent of the city barn was also laid
over until the next Meeting on mo
ton OF Councilman Quick. The mat
ter of tie appointment OF the fire
marshal took the same course, on mo
ton o. Councilman Quick.
n Councilman Kinney offered reso
luton suspending the ordinance re
duiring saloons 20 close at o'ciocl
2. NJ. and remain closed until a. IN
for an indefinite period, its purpose
: being to lift the lid during the Fourti
OF July celebration but the council
was advised by the attorney that j
! might be better to have the mattel
ARRANGED between the council and thu
e city marshal. as the ordinance coul'
d not 9e re-cnacted by resolution ant
L only in the usual manner. u wal
q agreed that the saloons may remail
n open all night OF July 3. and 5.
q II. L. Grenard, claiming to be tn
s I lessee OF the water rights from
!. the city sewage. appeared before I'M
a council and said that he wanted hi
: rights to the use of the water. or al
legged water. understood so that h
might be let alone. He was recently
notified by the county health Office
that the damming up Of the sewe
I water formed a nuisance and that IN
> less il were abated by the last OF tn
e present week that he would be ilabl'
{ to arrest.
DIR. c. II. Hunt city health Office
s and acting county health officer, wal
! present ard condemned the dammin;
d M OF the water as a nuisance and
s menace to the health Of the commun
s ity. Tho appearance OF Grenard be
fore the council was the aftermath o
! a dispute with B. Caretto over tn
d water. which. however. is not com
n posed OF two parts Of hydrogen ant
n one Part of oxygen solely. The coun
o ell took no action but will inspect th'
\. sewer outlet and the use made OF tn
I. water some time this week. Grenar'
: offered lease from the city dates
! July s, 1905. signed On the part o
the city by George II. Neale. theI
mayor, and by H. l. Grenard and VIM
Hongood in which the city agreed 4
pay the latter $500 on certain oondi
. tions. Demand was never made 70
y the money.