Arizona republican., 1912-09-24

main line or a part thereof; and also for the purpose of eXcavating and filling in a street or avenue or portion of a street or avenue or the
 adjoining land and for such limited time as may be necessary for such purpose, and no longer.
 Such tracks must be laid in accor- dance with the regulations prescribed by the commission, and all permits granted under the provisions hereof shall be revokable at the pleasure of the commission
 (55) To cause the removal and placing under ground of all telephone, telegraph, electric light or other wires, within the city, or within any desig- mated portion thereof, and to regulate or prohibit the placing of poles and suspending of wires along or across the streets, highways, and public pla- ces of the city or any of them (56) To regulate the size and To- cation of all water pipes, gas pipes,
 and all other pipes and conduits laid l or constructed in the streets, avenues and public places, and to require | the filing of charts and maps of such pipes and conduits.
 (5O To make all rules and regula- tions governing elections not incon- sistent with this charter, and to pro-
 vide from time to time the necessary polling places, ballots, and parapher-
 nalia necessary or convenient for the | conducting of such elections and for | the announcing, declaring and record | ing the results thereof also to pro- vide for the registration of the duly | qualified electors of the city from 1 time to time as may be required by l laws of the State of Arizona, and in | the absence of such law, to require | by ordinance such registration as the commission may deem proper and expedient, and prescribe suitable rules
 and regulations and appoint proper | officers to carry such regulations into | effect.
 (5S) To establish Civic Art Com
 mission and to appoint commissioners
 thereon, to serve without compensa- tion, with such powers and duties as
 may be fixed by the commission of
 the city.
 (59) To establish a Park Commits l sion; Play Ground Commission, and a Commission of Public Charities and
 such other commissions as they may deem advisable, and to appoint com missioners thereon, to serve without
 compensation, with such powers and | duties as may be fixed by the city | commission.
 (60) To provide a suitable proce l dure of taking over or otherwise ac- | quiring municipal ownership of pub l lie utilities, and to provide the means and manner for paying for the same. (6) To enact appropriate legisla- | tion and do and perform any and all other acts and things which may l be necessary and proper to carry out the general powers of the city or any of the provisions of this charter, and to exercise any and all powers not in conflict with the Constitution of the state, with this charter or with the l ordinances adopted by the people of the city; also to do and perform all things and acts required by the laws of the state, and to exercise and carry into effect whenever deemed necessary or proper, any and all ad- ditional powers which may be vested in the city or the commission by the laws of the state as the same may from time to time hereafter be en- acted.
 (62) The commission shall have | full power to prescribe by ordinance or resolution the form of all licenses and permits authorized to be issued, | the conditions upon which they may be issued, the method of issuing the same, and by what officers they shall | be issued, signed and countersigned, and the commission shall always have | the right reserved to it to revoke any | license or permit issued under the provisions of this charter, when in | its opinion any condition contained | in such permit or license or upon which the same was granted or is- sued has been violated by the per mitee, licensee or holder thereof.