Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
NEW OFFICIALS WILL
 TAKE OFFICE TONIGHT
City Government Will Be Turned Over After
 Vote Is CanvaSSed

The term of office of the present city administration. headed by Mayor Newman. who Is on a leave of ab sence, will expire tonight. The law is that the new officials shall assume their dties as soon as they shall have been elected and qualified. The re. turns of the city election will ba canyassed by the old city council to- night at a special meeting of thai body, and the new cOuncilmen, who will be present, will be immediately notified of their election. When they sake the oath Of office. which may be administered by any notary public. they win be duly elected and quail fled to assume their duties.
 Mayor-elect Williams stated yes. terday that anothing would be done at the meeting of the new council tonight except to rganize and get ready for the final regular meeting, which will be held next Tuesday night.
 The attitude of the new admins tration on the Tombstone canyon road extension is causing some specu lation among the people of the upper canyon district 1t is known that Mir. Williams, the mayor-eiect. was opposed to the expenditure of the money to extend the road to the western city limits. A great deal Ol work has been done on the extension but 1t has not yet been completed.
 No changes will be made in the appointive offices. it Is said. These include city attorney, aity sexton Cty health officer, sewer commission CT and fire chief The health ofii- Cer is elected in odd nunmbereC years, so the term Of Dr. Hunt wiE not expire until 1913. All of the ap pOintive officials have excellent re cords, and it is said that G vii not be the policy of the council to disturb these several departments. or to regard them as "spoils" of victory There has not been a dearth Of appl. cations for these jobs. however.
 map of the route from El Paso to the coast, tables of distance and ac. comodations and considerable descrlp tive matter. It is intended to have 10000 copies of this printed and it IS hoped that Douglas and Tucson will aid in the distribution
 Smoker And Banquet
 The close of next week will be a busy time socially for the club. The first Of the regular monthly meetings of members will be held al a smoker on Saturday June S, this marking the close Of the membership contest which has already brought in more than seventy new members. On Thursday night it is planned to give a banquet to Parker L. Woodman under the auspices of the club. He has been previously stated this is by no means q club affair. All friends Of Mir. WOodman are cordially invited to participate and to send their names at once to the secretary in order that arrangements to accomodate all who . desire 10 attend may be made. Want Culvert Repaired
 The matter Of the broken culvert at ] Bakersville which is said to have caused damage to several automobiles and to have wrecked the Hamilton machine was also considered and the secretary directed to take the matter Of repair up with the road superin. tendent and with the board of super. yisors, and this has been done. Committee reports showing the ac. tivity Of the various departments of the club comprised the rest of the busi- ness of the meeting.