Arizona republican., 1912-05-07

'tneed that his zanierors would handle the agua
 The Salt River is exceptionally dusty when Harry Welch fails to break through the ice with suggestion. These suggestions are usually good and they are usually received and placel on file,' but they serve the purpose of getting the boarrl of trade and it's yer satiie secretary before the meeting This time Welch is strong for new city seal tasty design. in his ODia ion would be a Phoenix bird. sur rounded py miner, farmer ana tn , Roosevelt dam. Somebody wanted to know what q Phoenix bird is Re ferred to Welch to investigate and re port
 An Inventive genius proposes to give Phoenix d snOVe towards metropolitan ism by establishing an automobile stand. He would park his chuggers on First street, east of BcrryhiH s store, bat the petition recited that he wanted the stand ''on the sidewalk. , Council demurred and the request went back for amendment
 Conway, of the Barber Asphalt com pany again craved the indulgence of the honorable council to explain that his concern is handling so much pay ing material that the trackage is fnsuf ficient to garage the freight cars and franchise was granted the Santa Ie to continue a spur track along Jackson street from FiGth and Third avenues Councilman Cisney suggested that the track would be where. the sidewalk ought to be. but council thought thae inasmuch as Jackson stIent is a whole sale and railroad street and as similar privileges lad been granted for oth- CT spurs the franchise should issue, and the ordinance was placed upon it. final passage.
 Bids were opened for the ci;y's sup ply for crude oil for use by the water department Lafayette Myers being the lowest bidder at $I.40 per barre f. O. b.. Phoenix he was awarded the contract for q years supply of the fu,l which the city finds very Sa,isfactor, in the bis furnaces at the water works.
 Our good friends the city market came to bat once more and now it real ly looks as though that market would "arrive" CT,r attorney Prescott has gone in for collecting market ordinan-- es ana naS one exhibit from Dcs Moines Iowa. which appeals to th committee in charge of the matt r. These visiting ordinances will be sab mittcd at an early meeting an1 from them Witl suitable additions to fit local conditions, it is expected that q model market ordinance will be evolv ed. The money is now in sight for the necessary buildings and PnoenY will soon be in possession of that trad ing place which she long has sough and mournel because she had it not.
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 Comes now our old friend ConWa, with his fifth speech. and be it noteu lie got away with each and every one of 'em. ConWay-he of the Barber Asphalt--has a curious objection to tnc practice which automob1ists have Of driving into his barricades, scramblins his rcd lights, and reducing the barri cades to kinjling wood.
 Conway pointed out that in this case the abolition of red lights is extremely dangerous for the wandering footsteps or tire tracks of the following chauf- feur may lead him into a ditch Wher" the light was before it was smashed. Ten dozen lanterns and a score of bar ricades have been destroyed during the progress of the paving
 Mighty serious business, agreed the council anG the city attorney was ord cred to prepare an ordinance in sucl cases made and provided" and to in