The Coconino sun., 1917-05-18

| and the vote upon same was as fol lows:
 Aye vote: Babbitt, Finley, Heiser, No vote: Richardson, Zalaha. The Mayor announced that the mo- tion had carried.
 Moved by Babbitt, that charge of DOC per load be made for all sand hauled out of the river bed within city limits except sand for improve ments made on public grounds for which free permits will be issued. Seconded by Slipher. The vote upon the question was:
 Aye votes: Slipher, Quay, Zalaha. No votes. Richardson, Heiser.
 The motion was declared to have carried.
 The matter of carrying out the provisions of the garbage ordinance was discussed at some length. The clerk was instructed to advertise the terms of the said Garbage Ordinance for the information of householders and also to advise MT. Beeson that the council was prepared to have him try out the proposition of hauling the slop free of charge and paying for the hauling of other rubbish, which was understood to be his proposition.
 The matter of building shop in the rear of the city hall was discussed at some length. Ne definite action was taken, the matter being referred to the attorney for an opinion as to the proper fund to be charged with this expense.
 The following ordinance was pro- posed and read:
 "An Ordinance vacating that cer- tain alley running in a northerly and southerly direction between lots from thirteen to eighteen on the west side of said alley and lots from nineteen to twenty-four on the east side of said alley, in block numbered three F, of the town of Flagstaff"
 Moved by Babbitt, seconded by Quay, that this ordinance be adopted, the vote upon the question being as follows: .....
 Aye vote: Babbitt, Quay, Finley, Zalaha.
 No vote: Heiser. s..t.
 Richardson and Slipher not voting.
 The Mayor declared the motion passed; this ordinance to be known as ordinance No. POP.
 The report of town engineer Brooks for the month of April, including some details from the previous three months, also including the report of the appraisers of the sewer system; was presented. Moved by Quay, sec onded and unanimously carried, that the above report be accepted.
 The following ordinance was pres- ented and read:
 "An Ordinance adopting plans for the improvement of certain portions of Railroad Avenue, Aspen Avenue, Birch Avenue, Cherry Avenue, Dale Avenue, Elm Avenue, Beaver Street, Lerouz Street, San Francisco Street, Aggasiz Street, Verde Street and Eld- den Street, in the town of Flagstaff, and established the grades and width of the roadways thereof" 5 Moved by Babbitt, seconded by Zal- aha, and carried unanimously; that this be adopted to be known as Or dinance No. 203.
 a A letter was read from the North ern Arizona Leader, asking an op- portunity to bid upon the official printing of the town. The clerk was instructed to advertise for bids on such printing per inch.
 The following ordinance was pres ented and read: 70. "An Ordinance amending ordinance number six, which is an ordinance en- titled: "An Ordinance by the Mayor and the Common Council of the Town of Flagstaff imposing tax upon all dogs within the town, and providing for their extermination in case such tax is not paid"
 After some discussion, the amount of license to be charged for dogs was fixed at $200 for males and $500 for females. With the ordinance thus corrected, MT. Quay moved its adop- tion. Seconded by Heiser. Motion carried by a unanimous vote; this to be known as Ordinance No. 204.
 The clerk presented figures showing an increase of more than 33 1-3 % A.. af