The chronicle=news., 1913-03-11

ar" d"yo;inr much OF their tim" 10
p"ltirai campaign work In III" city
campaign now "stlnt, and
Whereas. such Indulrcnc. Is do
HoralizInr to the public ."rylc. aud
a dissipation OF III. time for which
III" city pays
'Wn'r"aH. We feel II tho duty OF TN.
council to prevent any cnr,,s" of con-
duet that intrrf"r.S with III" eff
cheney OF the city or public servants.
Now. Therefore. he II resolved
ihat tn. employees OF I'll" city ~
Trinidad be. ana are hereby directed
l" refrain from participation In cam
raivn work during tn. hours. when
by virtue Of their employment they
should bc on duty. Each cmpIoy.c
must comply strictly with ihcs. III.
rco'ionS or pia". his rcsI;nHr!on with
his superior officer,
10 1, further resolved. Tha, tn.
chairman nf III" police committee b.
and H. hereby instructed I" enforce
'h" foregoing resolution"
In discussing this resolution after
Alderman Street had called attention
TO tn. political activity OF certain
city employees in behalf Of tn. gang
'fOtiz.p..' '' ticket. the Mayor de-
clarcd that there WAS no way To on
force the directions. Alderman Jami
son declared that III" council. II IL
passed the resolution. could "nforc.
II and Alderman Sopris. being chair
man oi the police committee. said hr
would "nforc. II,
Aside from the consideration Of
this resolution aud the adoption Of
an appropriation ordinance for tho
fiscal year. nothing hut routine busi-
ness claimed the attention OF tho
Icity council AT it's session last night,
Two petitions for sidewalks from
property owners were received and
resolutions were adopted ordering
that the cement sidewalks be laid
and that tn. street commis ssioner I've
instructed to notify tn property
owners TO lay walks within nftccn
days or the city lay them aud asses.
cost. up against property owners.
The sidewalks ordered laid were lots
! To iG In BLOCK : on south side OF
Kansas avenue: lots 10 8. In
block = east sid" Of San Pedro street:
lots and IN block iG. south
side OF seventh street: 10, /. block
lI. west side OF spruce street: lots
to 20. block II. north side OF
Eighth street
John II. kinch applied In writing
Tor n license to construct sidewalks
and curbs under the city ordinance
Tn" petition was granted and hond
approved. Monthly reports Of tho
city treasurer. city clerk. wnicr
works department. police magistrate
and city wcighcr We're rcnd and er-
icrred or filed The report OF tho
ri'y physician reported the number
of contagious diseases during the
month
Chemis, Walter Doarden who had
been given II sample of milk 10 an
nnlysr reported that having given tho
milk sample an expert examination
he found no impurities or adultera-
tion and pronounced the milk a. good
as could possibly he. The sampl. Of
milk was from the Bowman dairy
Referring 10 the recent petition OF
the people of Weston to be supplied
with city water. Superintendent W. X.
Lewis In report addressed to tn.
water committee recommended that
the petitioners be allowed to pur-
chase water at the regular meter
rates and pay all expense of Conncc-
tions and sign an agrecmen, to stand
the damage resulting from excava-
tios or future leakage and that II 1T
any 'IH' 'n' tllS neeuS Ihc wafer
tha, It. may be shut off with ten
days notice. Attached to his re-
port was = report of tn. water COM
mittee recommending that the petl-
ton be granted The report was
adopted
The street and bridge committee
reported recommend the extern
sion OF the bridge across the Colora-
do avenue arroya to the fun width of
the street as asked for in "a petition
received last meeting and the city
clerk was instructed 10 advertise for
bids for construction under specifica-
lions furnished by the city engineer
which were on file. Adopted.
The city clerk then read the off
cial abstract of the votes cast at the
primary election of last Tuesday,
March I, signed by the members of
the canvassing committee. The alb
stract showed the vote on each can
didate by precinct, the total vote be-
Ing as follows:
Easley ESQ: Roberts 21S: Bennett
227; Caldwell l3. Sipc 10: Chavez
'27 LAWYER u Mason 81. Mulberry
81; Headlcy ~; Marty 5i: Connors
23: Mcdonald ~.
Prosressives: Dick 9l: McRorey
o. Cooley So Packer .: McHcndrie
Is; Brown ~; Hamerslough l2;
Davis 80: Jachotti 25; Headlcy II;
Dennis iG; Sanders IS