The Coconino sun., 1924-08-15


on the total receipts and expenditures
for the fiscal year ending May 81,
1924, was presented and read.
The chairman of the park commit
tee reported progress in the con-
struction of roads and general inn
provement in the park and also pre-
sented figures on receipts and bust
ness done in the park in the month of
June of this year compared with that
of June, 1928 He also stated that
there had been complaints. on dirty
toilets, the camp not being looked af-
ter at the proper hours, and that the
toilets are locked at certain hours in
the evening when they should be
open to the public.
Motion was made by Koch that the
caretaker be notified of his duties,
that he is to be ON duty "a hours, that
the toilets are to be left open "a
hours of thS day, and are to be kept
clean, and that he is to be given two
weeks in which to comply with in
structions. The motion was seconded
by Asselin and duly carried.
The chairman of the police and fire
committee reported that a certain
bothersome condition to the public ex-
listed in that crowds gather on or
near the corner of Railroad avenue
and San Francisco street to loaf.
1t was suggested that the fire chief
be placed on small salary in order
that the department may be more
efficiently handled especially in the
way of getting rid of fire hazards.
No action was taken in this matter as
there is no budget appropriation for
this purpose.
The chairman of the sewer and san
itation committee reported that the
dump ground had been placed in a
much better condition. Also that
there were number who had not as
yet connected with the sewer but that
it would probably not be the best
policy to force the same just at pres
ent while we are not sure of the
water storage supply.
Motion was made by Flett and
seconded by Mitchell that all edifices
which are constructed from this time
hence, and that are advantageously
served by the sewer mains, shall be
forced to connect. The motion car
ried.
Motion was made by Raudebaugh
and seconded by Pulliam that the at
'torney be instructed to draw an or
dinance restricting the construction of
buildings in the town and requiring a
permit to build new buildings or
make alterations. The motion car
ried.
A petition was presented request
ing bridge over Rio de Flag at the
intersection of Sitgreaves Street and
Dale Avenue. This was deferred to
the next stated meeting of the Coun-
Gil.
A petition was presented by prop
erty owner in Block No. SO requesting
that the east and west alley in said
block be opened for public use. The
Engineer was instructed to confer
with Mr.. T. E. Pollock relative to
the history of the closing of this alley.
A petition was presented by prop
erty owner of Block 4D requesting
that the east and west alley in said
block be opened for the use of the
public.
The street and alley committee
having recommended that the east
and west alley in Block No. 4D be
opened, motion was made by Pull
liam and seconded by Mitchell that
the said Alley be opened in accord
ance with the recommendations of
the Committee. The motion carried.
The Chairman Of the Street and
Alley c m m t t a e reported
sidewalks that had gone bad on Birch
Avenue between Agassiz and Verde
Streets and on Phoenix Avenue be-
tween Beaver Street and Milton Road.
He stated that the property owners
affected had agreed to replace all bad