Arizona republican., 1921-05-28
Phoenix Ratifies Every One
 of the Six Municipal Bond
 Issues by Good Majorities
Citizens At Yesterdays Election Vote That City Progress Shall Not Be Halted-Biggest Major ity For Verde Water Bonds

Phoenix citizens expressed their preference at the polls yesterday for a bigger and better city In the big gest bond vote ever cast here they approved all six bond issues sub mitted to them, majorities varying from 155, the smallest, to 1139. the largest. These issues have a definite bearing upon the city's growth and development
 The issue for the sale Of S175,000 worth of bonds to complete the Verde Water system. the largest of the six, carried by more than five to one. Voters gave it handsome majorities in every precinct in the city. the final tabulation showing 140S voters favor able to the proposal as compared with 269 opponents.
 The Cave Creek flood control is- sue, carrying s100,000, was endorsed by a ma jority of two and one-haIf to one. Ten of the F city precincts re- turned majorities in favor of this proposal, precincts II and 12 giving slight ma aiorities to the opposition. The total vote was 1145 for and 500 against.
 To Have State Armory Seven of the F precincts returned majorities in favor of the s70o00 issue for the purchase of a site and 2pl d Sldlc HI Phoenix Fo1r others voted against endorsement of this issue while the other, precinct No. 6. ran a dead heat at 76 for and against. Majorities for ! the issue were considerably larger than majorities against, however. so | the issue carried by a margin of e12 The vote was s05 for and 6s3 against. Nine of the twelve precincts gave ma jorities to the issue for paving J ca s-fr fy~4 hon dollars was sought for this purpose | The issue won with 344 to spare. the | vote being 974 for and 620 against Precincts No. 4. Il and 12 were the only ones to return majorities against this proposal This issue carries $60, 900.
 The s2o,00o for purchase and install | lation of a police signal and alarm | system had the closes call, winning out by a majority of 155. Consider able opposition developed to this pro- posal for some reason unknown to officials. Five of the twelve precincts voted in opposition to the proposal. the remaining seven returning ma jor- ities in favor of it. The vote was Se2 for and TOT against.
 Park Is Assured | Taxpayers of the city heartily en- dorsed the issue providing for exten- sion Of the city park and playground i system through purchase of a portion l of University tract for a sum of s40,000. Nine of the F precincts re- turned maiorities in favor of the is sue The vote was 1902 for and 596 against. the third largest majority returned in the election.
 Seven of the F precincts in the city l returned ma jorities in favor of all six issues. These were Nos. 1, ?. 9. | 7 $, and TO- It was an outstanding fact that all of the larger precincts of the city voted favorably to all issues Majorities against some of | the proposals were returned in the smaller precincts and. in one or two instances. in the medium sized pre- | cincts-
 Precinct No. g led the field in re- turning majorities favorable to the | six issues. The smallest majority \ given any of the issues in this pre- cinct was better than two to one. for the police signal system, while the largest for the Verde water system. was better than II to one. Inciden- tally. the largest vote of the day was cast in this precinct, a total of f95 ballots being deposited in the ballot box.
 Police Signal Just Wins Precinct No. 2. with III votes, also returned splendid majorities in favor of all issues. The smallest margin here as in No. g. was for the police signal system, where he vote was lOT for and 52 against Relatively the majority in favor of the Verde water system was smaller than in No. 9, being a little better than ten to one. | The vote on this issue was 149 for and 14 against.
 The total vote cast in each pre-