The Coconino sun., 1924-08-15
COUNCIL MINUTES

Town of Flagstaff, Arizona, coun-
ell minutes, meeting July IA, 1924:
Pursuance to law and ordinance the
common council of the town of Flag
staff met in the town hall at 8 o'clock
p, m. Those present were Mayor
Cress, Councilmen Raudebaugh, Pull
lam, Asselin, Koch, Mitchell, Flett,
Attorney Pekrins, Engineer Goodman
and Clerk Pulliam.
A committee from the American
Legion Auxiliary consisting of Mrs.
May H. Curtis and Mrs. F. A. Morse
appeared and requested permission to
open a hat shop in the Mcmillan
building to sell off Mrs. Powers old
stock of hats, and also asked the
amount of license to be charged. This
was referred to the police committee.
A request by widow to be placed
on the water exempt list was referred
to the water committee for considera-
ton.
A committee representing the prop
erty owners and residents of North
San 'Fransicso street and the ada
cent community appeared and re-
quested that cement sidewalk be
constructed on San Francisco street
between Cherry and Elm avenues.
Motion was made by Raudebaugh
and seconded by Pulliam that an or
dinance be drawn ordering cement
sidewalks to be constructed on both
sides of North San Francisco street
between Cherry and Elm avenues.
The motion carried.
Mr.. Jennings, state dairy commits
sioner, appeared and requested that
Ordinance No. 253 be amended to re-
peal subdivision six of section which
relates to the delivery of milk within
twelve hours after the completion of
the process of milking, and to amend
section 1 to the extent that the stores
and shops who obtain milk from a
local producer will not be required
to pay for milk permits.
Motion was made by Asselin and
seconded by Koch that an ordinance
be drawn in accordance with the rec
concentrations of the dairy commits
sioner amending Ordinance No. 253.
The motion carried.
Mr.. Dave Lay appeared and pro-
tested the business license which he is
being charged at the present time.
This matter was referred to the po-
lice committee.
Councilman Koch called attention
to the condition of Sycamore street
and suggested that the same be look
ed into with view of improvement.
This was referred to the street and
alley committee.
A motion was made by Koch that
an ordina2ce be drawn requiring res
idents to use metal and metal cover
ed containers for garbage and ashes.
The motion was seconded by Mitchell
and duly carried.
The request of the fire department.
for an extra motor truck to handle a
reserve supply of fire hose was not
granted upon motion of Flett and
second Of Koch which carried, in view
of the fact that there is no budget
appropriation for the same.
Forest Supervisor E. G. Miller
having written for an opinion of the
forest service attorneys on the dump
ing of trash and refuse on forest
lands not designated as dump
grounds, was presented and read at
length. This opinion recites various
statutes which prohibit the dumping
of refuse, etc., along highways, and
camp refuse in streams and in the
forest.
The chairman of the water COM
mittee reported that he had been COM
municating with the management of
the railway company relative to our
proposed water contract and stated
that although no definite agreement |
had been reached, the same seemed
to be getting nearer.