The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-11
TOWN COUNCIL. OF
NOCALES ADOPTS
RESOLUTIONS OF.
CONDOLENCES FOR
|CE0RGEW c o DUNBAR
Resolutions of Respect /.

Resolutions of Respect ........ ,..... -.
Yesterday evening the Nogales
Town Council was in recessed ses-
sion, hearing protests and objections
! to the improvement work on Plum
and West streets and Sonoita ave-
nue..
Doctor w. F .Chenoweth, town
health officer, reported to the board
that he had made examination Of
samples of milk from the several
dairies supplying che people of No
gales with milk, and had found only
two which meet all the requirements
of the law, and he submitted the
names of those two, with the names
of the others also. The clerk was
instructed to publish the two lists
presented by the health officer.
Dortor Chenoweth stated to the
board that a dog had bitten another,
and that there is possibility that
it may result in case of hydropho-
bia, so he recommended muzzling all
dogs. 1t was ordered that the town
attorney draw a notice or ordinance
covering the proposition.
The following resolution of respect
to the memory Of the late Council
mang George w. Dunbar was pre-
sented and adopted:
e. Resolution
Whereas, the Common Council OF
Nogales, Arizona, has lost one of its
honored members by the untimely
death of George w. Dunbar, be it
Resolved. That we sincerely mourn
his loss and we hereby, tender our
coincidence to the bereaved family he
left behind to grieve for him. Mr..
Dunbar was one of our most progress
sive citizens, always working for the
advancement of this community in
every way and alive to its every need.
He was builder, one with fore
sight to see the needs of the future
and to construct for it. In material
sense he expressed this constructive |
spirit by. opening new subdivisions
of the town of Nogales, and building |
homes for it's citizens to make of No
gales better city. In spiritual
sense he was equally constructive,
and was always building up that spir-
it of cooperation and unity among
the citizens of Nogales that would |
lead to public spirit which would
make of Nogales better place inI
which to live.
AS a member Of the Council Mr.. |
Dunbar was conscientious and weigh
ed every proposition advanced with
a single regard as to its effect upon
the future of Nogales. He was ex-
tremely careful that his official acts
should not be tinged with selfish In
terests or motives, and this scrupul-
BUSINESS coupled with the ability he
had so often demonstrated in privaee
business made him a most valuable |
of the Council, and we feel
we have suffered a distinct loss in
his absence from our deliberations. |
smile and his spirit of optimism on
suile and his spirit Of optirisd on
the streets Of Nogales, and to us the |
world seems darkened on account Of
his absence from our midst.
Realizing that the same qualities
which we, his business friends and as
sociates shall remember with sorrow
now that he is no longer with us,
must have endeared him to his fam
lily and relatives in much greater
degree, and that their grief and sor-
row over his sudden death must be |
overwhelming, we take this method
of expressing our sympathy and ex-
tending our condolences to them.
Be It further resolved, that this re-
solution be spread upon the minutes