The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-16

Chas. Burman, L Cascarelli and 9th
err property owners on Chase Creek
appeared before Council and pre-
sented the following petition:
ITO the Honorable Mayor and Coun
ell of the Town of Clifton: Gentle
men:-We, the undersigned, owning
property in the San Francisco Town
site, and adjacent to Chase Creek
street, at the point of the fire on April
honorable body to have Chase Greek
street widened five feet on the sonth
side, and the frontage thus taken off
the several lots to be made up by mar
rowing the alley in the rear as shown
on attached plat, Alley to be at least
twelve feet wide after said change.
Respectfully, Ambrose Spezia, Leon
ardo Garcia, Antonio SpeZia, Chas,
Burman, Rev. ]. Garnet, Julian Gabal-
don, H. B. Mcdowell, Ashton & Co,
by H d. Horn, S. V. Norte, S. n.
Ward, J. A. Hagan and S. Sawaia.'
In discussing the above matter Chas
Burman and 1. Cascarelli requested
Council to guarantee them the extra
cost of moving foundation of old build
ings, front and rear, back five feet in
case they decide to rebuild. Where
fore by motion made, seconded and
carried It'll ordered that the Town Of
Clifton guanatee Chas. Burman and I.
Cascarelli the extra cost of moving
front and rear foundations of their
burned buildings a distance of five
feet back. Said guaranty to cover
the cost of moving only and not the
cost of rock or new material.
BY motion made, seconded and car
ried it is ordered that city Engineer
Tunis be instructed to run grade lines
on sidewalks on Chase Creek
Application of WinderS & Jordan
for transfer of retail liquor saloon IL
cense issued in the name of l.. J.
Morris to Winders & Jordan, pre-
scented to Council. Wherefore by
motion made, seconded and carried it
it ordered that permission be granted
for the transfer of said license to
Winders & Jordan.
BY motion made, seconded and car
ried it is ordered that all saloons be
permitted to remain open between the
hours of l O'Clock a. m. and o'clock
a. m. until arrangements can be made
for sleeping quarters for those men
whose former rooms were destroyed
by fire on April 7th.
BY order of Mayor Fraser and
Council Marshal Coffee is appointed
and authorized to make arrangements
for sleeping quarters for fire suffer
CTS, diSO ludL nS U0 instructed 10 UO-
tify saloon keepers when regulations
of saloon ordinance, requiring 1
o'clock closing, are to be complied
with.
By motion made, seconded and car
ried it is ordered that Standard Oil
company be granted permission to run
spur tracks across public street on
west front side of their block of
ground.
Monthly reports of city marshal and
police judge for March read and ap-
proved
The following ordinances were in
reduced, given first reading and or
1ered laid on table for future reading.
Ordinance No. So, relating to the
jumping and boarding of trains and
moving vehicles.
Ordinance No. 80, relating to the
of railroad crossings.
Ordinance No 40, relating to side /
walks on Hills Addition and Hills
New Addition. /.
Ordinance No IL, relating to the |
icing of saddle horses and teams .
litched to vehicles.
By order of Council Marshal Coffee |
S empowered and authorized to in
restigate the destitute circumstances /
If Mrs. Munguia, fire sufferer, and !
found to be a worthy case that he .
ecure such necessities as she may !