Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
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Committee Will Inspect Two oGuc,ures Iooay; width or O. IL. OJreet AgaIn DoDs Up; Dr. nerendeen Ne-Ap- pointed.

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 MneIher or not the Hughes and DOrhnser Dunalnss snail De condemn ed Dy the cIJy ana an oTder IorDld- uIng tne repair oI eliher issued, will prJDdUIy De deCiueu tOday, Nnen a UO.n4l4..ee LJinpOseu oi CiJy Unclais al inspvcL the Two buildings, gam aged Dy me recently. Inls acton vas Iahen Dy tue city council last night aIIeT Hife Cmef barney Norton ana |. N. Wallace. agent tor the buildings. had presented tneIr slues to the coun- ell. CnleI Norton stated that he dld not believe that eltner or the buildings could De repaired at an expense oT ten per cent, or less, of Ihelr value, as provided tor Ill the city ordinance re- saTdIng L3n-nre prooI buildings. MT.
 n aliaCe submitted an estimate which ne saId d contractor had gwen hlm resardng the repalr work necessary on the Dorhnger building. fhis con tractor, said MT. Wallace agreed to put the building into good condition again for Sl3S.Ol, this amount, how ever, not including the labor neces- sary. The estimate aroused much amusement and several Of the council men suggested that the contractor vino mad submitted it be awarded all .Of the city's work. A resolution was adopted calling for the appointment of a contractor to look over the build ngs and submit estimates on the ex- .pense necessary for their repair.
 o K Street Again
 o k Street jumped into the spot light again last night when the coun- cil took up with K. L. Hogan the ques- IlOn of the location Of new apart ment building that MT. Hogan is con- strUctins next to the Brooks apart ments. Mayor Erickson called on the council to insist that the building be constructed back far enough to allow for a sixteen-iOot street. Mir Hogan declared that, although he did not think the city had the right to take any more of the property, his principal reason for objecting was that he did not want to build the building along the new street line and then nave some other property owner construct building along the old line. Mayor Erickson assured him that the coun- cil would stand pat on keeping the street siXteen-feet wide. Members Of the street committee will talk the mat q. l. ing.
 Dr. Ralph Herendeen, whose ap- pointment as city health officer elapsed March G, was unanimously reap pointed. his name beng the only one submitted by any of the councilmen. Dr Herendeen stated that he would gladly accept the position again, and assured them that he would do his best to fulfill the duties of city health officer in every way. pr. Herendeen stated that examinations of the wat CT being distributed by the Bisbee Naco Water Company to local consul mers had shown the water was slightly contaminated, due to cetrain repair work and improvements which the company is making in its system.
 Allison Backed Up
 The matter will be more thoroughly considered at a conference between members of the city council and city and county health officers the latter part of the week. At this meeting Dr. R B. Durfee. city bacteriologist will submit reports on tests made of the water
 City Marshal Jimmie Allison called the attention of the council to the fact that one of the resorts on Upper Brew cry Gulch was beComing so disorderly and the proprietor so determined to run things. that he, Allison, had given police officers orders to close the place up at once if any further trouble was reported. Allison said that the wom- an had secured an attorney and had prepared to take several cases in which convictions were secured in city court, to the superior court. and he that he intended to follow the cases 10 Tombstone and prosecute them as lOng'as they were fought The mayor and council assured him that the city was solidly behind him and would back up tl,e officers in anything they might do in fulfilling tie duties of their positions