Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

county highway coamlssion, which was to have been held yesterday with
 the board of supervisors at Tombstone
 was continued until Sept. 15. owing to the fact that the incoming county
 highway commission has not yet quail
 fled.
 Three members of the new commis- sion, A Y Smith of Pearce, T. D.
 Fulgham of Wilcox and Emil Marks
 of Lowell, were present, but Harry Pickett and B. A. Packard of Doug Has, were not oh hand. MT. Pickett
 has refused to serve on the board and
 MT. Packard is not at present in the state. It will require until Sept 15
 for the new board to qualify. In the
 places the supervisors appointed D.
 w. Wallace of Bisbee, and William
 Reay of Douglas.
 Anticipating a move to float an- other bond issue for the building of more roads in the county, the retiring 1 highway commission filed with the supervisors a report covering the building of chain of highways in the county agregating an expenditure of , $1,00G,e00. The supervisors took no action on the report, which follows: | To the honorable board of super visors of Cochise county, Arizona:
 Gentlemen-Your honorable board having heretofore indicated it's inten- ton to call an election pursuant to the provisions of chapter 31, laws of Arizona, regular session 1917, as amended, for the purpose of deter mining whether or not bonds of Co chise county to the amount of one mil lion, two hundred thousand dollars ($1,200000) shall be issued and sold for the purpose of securing funds to be used in constructor, reconstruc- lion and improvement of roads and bridges within said county, this com mission pursuant to the requirements of the law, has diligently investigated such public highways of the county and the condition thereof, as in the Judgment the greatest public neces- sity and convenience require to be constructed or improved
 Upon consideration of the entire matter, and by resolution duly adopt ed, this commission has ascertained and determined that if said election shall be called and said bonds shall be voted, the funds arising from the sale thereof shall be used and ex- pended as hereinafter stated.
 This commission has caused to be prepared map of each of said high ways as in it's judgment the greatest public necessity and convenience re quire to be constructed or improved, which map is annexed hereto and filed herewith, and shows the location, condition and connections of such highway and such other information in regard thereto as the commission deems necessary for the purpose
 This commission has ascertained and determined the kind of improve ment which should be made upon such highways, the best materials to be used and the best and most feas- ible manner of making sucn improve. ments, and has procured an estimate of the cost thereof, as hereinafter shown. Therefore pursuant to its le- gal duty in the premi.,-s, rne Cochise ! county highway commission now begs to report of it's said investigation together with it's suggestions and rec concentrations regarding the construc- tion CT improvement of the highways investigated by it as provided by law and attaches hereto and makes a part of this report copy of the map men, i tioned. Your commission suggests and recommends that if said election shall be called and said bonds shall be 1 hn oriC xl.z sale thereof shall be expended in the l construction and improvement of roads and bridges within said county | as follows, namely:
 Silver Creek to Rodeo, a properly | graded and drained road, 20 feet in l width, with gravel surfacing. All | openings to be of concrete, 4916 | miles. s13S,O0O.
 Cochise to Wilcox, a properly grad | ed and drained road. 20 feet in width i with gravel surfacing, al lopenings to i be of concrete, S.2 miles, 5z,uoo.
 Benson north, through Robinson i down San Pedro river properly grad ed and drained road, 20 feet in width | with gravel surfacing, all openings to | be of concrete, S.2 miles, $52,000.
 Central Highway Douglas to Court A properly graded and drained road, 20 feet in width, with gravel surfacing. All openings to be of concrete, 53 miles, $2O6,O00
 Forrest Ranch to Gleeson. A prop erly drained and graded road, 20 feet wide with gravel surfacing z0.9 miles $109,00O.
 Double Adobe to Forrest Ranch, a graded and drained road 20 feet in width with gravel surfacing, all openings to be of concrete, S.3 l miles, $50,000.
 Warren to Bisbee- <ouglas road, a properly garded and darined road 20 feet in width, with gravel surfacing. All openings to be of concrete, II miles, $15,000.
 Douglas to Pirtleville. a paved road 20 feet in width, $45,00O.
 Don Luis Hereford Ramsey Canyon