Arizona republican., 1914-07-16
MAYOR WANTS PEOPLE
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7. Insisting on earlier cleaning of sidewalks, and suggestions for rigid ordinance governing same.
 3. The examination of alleys and back yards, and suggestions how to remove "eyesores" like now may be found in alley extending from Third street to Third avenue, between Washington and Adams streets, and other alleys in like conditions
 1. To protect and prevent sale of any city real estate the association thinks best not to sell.
 ,. To study plans of municipal fin ing funds for all purposes, and, espe- cially, at once to provide methods and means of doing the following:
 (a) Take up the street paving sub ject.
 (b) Parking and beautifying the
 esdence streets.
 Co Making it possible for Phoenix to own it's own street paving equip ment
 td) To install either a municipal lighting plant, or the securing of a contract with private parties insuring more economy in this branch of city service.
 (e) The developing and bringing into the city the right kind of water and in requisite quantities. Q To devise methods of financing to enable the city to commence as soon as possible on the construction of a new city hall, building to which the city will have to grow, not one, when completed, that the city has grown from. (g) To provide funds for the con- mencement of civic center. (h) To provide more parks in the lci;y.
 tD The establishment of the right kind and a sufficient number of drinking fountains.
 l O The construction of a proper and suitable rest and reading build ling for men and women. l (k) The construction of a building museum, which should be made state
 wide in it's intrinsic value. as Arizona is rich in history. and it is but a duty the people of today owe the
 people of tomorrow. to preserve the
 historical riches of Arizona. l O The establishment of municipal lplaygrounds in each of the four lwards of the city.
 F (nD To lend it's moral and other Support directly to the city manager
 (n) To suggest, recommend and de-
 mand of the city commission prompt
 faction, in all matters tending to a higher citizenship.
 (o) To meet with the city commits lsion at least once a month for gen. Ieral discussion and advisement (p) To devise means and methods for reorganization of the Associated Charities, placing same on an eff lcient business basis. and the devisins lof some plan which will make the
 las it should be.
 (q) Devising ways and means fol the instituting of a municipal band (r) Devising of ways apd means which will tend to the establishing land improvement of at least on,
 sufficient park within the city limits
 As a. further suggestion and aio
 to you in your study of municipa , Enhancing, I beg that you seriously
 consider the methods which hay,
 successfully been put in force by tn, lefty of St. Paul. I have in ny pos , session copies of their certificates also letters from their city treasurer which show what has been accom- [ lplished by the city of St. Paul il 3 the past twenty -four months. in tn ? raising of sufficient revenues. Thi [ has been accomplished by St. Pau , Iby the issuance of a bond issu . lowned by the city, and used as tn f Ibasis from which to issue it's cit f certificates. This organization mus
 take up this matter, not only in tn g way of new legislation by the nex , legislature. but also should take u B lthe question of a constitutional re n Ivision which, by the terms of tn
 Ipresent constitution binds the hand
 Iof any growing and progressive cit
 lin Arizona.
 0 Upon the intelligence and the quan
 tity and quality of civic pride exhi