Arizona republican., 1915-03-14
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of the commission is found to be present.
 That the commission is anxious to dispose of the task. the mayor as serted. That the public is demand ing early action he admitted. That the city commissioners should act fearlessly and dispose of the matter
 no matter how unpleasant the duty. he charged. Except for his reference to an unpleasant duty" Mayor Young gave no intimation that he ! knew or would forecast the probable action when the commission finally reaches the matter of rendering a decision with reference to the charges against City Manager w. A. Parish three full days and seven half days in hearing. However there were plenty of those composing the crowds that gathered in the afternoon and in the evening in the expectation of hearing something interesting who freely prophesied that the decision would be adverse to the city manager At the afternoon session Manager
 Parish presented a proposed contract with the state of Arizona for the installation of single light ornamental standards in the capitol grounds, the state to meet the cost of manufac- turing the standards. to pay for the installation by days labor and to pay the Pacific Gas & Electric company BPS monthly. that amount to be de- ho oil tric lighting bills. The proposed contract was approved as far as the commission is concerned and the city manager instructed to confer with the board of control to the end of securing it's approval.
 A committee consisting of Com missioners Wood. Cope, and Corp stein. was named to act in conjunc- tion with the city manager in investi- gating the plan to refund to certain property owners south of Washing ton street. the cost of a storm sewer which had previously been as- sessed against their property The city manager was instructed to have the city engineer prepare new plans for the paving of Monroe street from Seventh avenue to Seventh street. An ordinance was passed and resolu- ton of intention adopted for the pay ing of the alley in Block IS. running from Third to Fourth street, between East Washington and East Adams streets. The resignation of w. F. Goodsell as an electrical contractor was accepted and his sureties were released from future liability.
 With relation to the proposed pay ing of Madison street from Third street to Third avenue, the bid of the California Arizona Construction com pany of $213. was rejected and the city manager directed to advertise for new bids
 canvas of the votes cast at the recent primary election indicated the nomination of these four as candidate for the city commissions: Campbell 451 votes; Jones, 377 votes: Mac Bean, 997 votes; Richey, 4S7 votes Their names were accordingly order ed printed upon the ballots.
 Upon the advice of the city at torney. resolution was adopted di- recting the printing upon the bal
 lots of the three ordinances against which the referendum has been in- voked, as well as the complete pro- posed amendments to the city char ter as recommended by the charter revision committee and approved by the commission. An outline of these proposed amendments is contained in the report of the committee which was presented in full in The Repub