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CHAPTER XVIII
Franchise and Public Utilities


Section No franchise
by the without majority qualified
any matter for ap
special such purpose any time upon thirty
s days notice and the Council shall require before calling
for franchise city clerk.
Section All franchises privileges hereafter
the same shall apply and no Franchise shall hereafter
granted by the city general terms apply to the city
Section Limited only the
% ns h ratet M %
by them by ordinance of the Council
for initiating and referring ordinance
Any rights regulation shall further include the right require
extensions public utility
Section No franchise privilege
sderd granted by ordinance when granted therein
plain and terms and and ambiguity shall be
dinance.
Section ordinance granting any
doing business under said franchise Any violation the
Of sad FRANCHISE sA at the 0p0n Oh the city, operate as '0''eors
city have the right to license or tax e
graph telephone electric light ubways and
o hs M aes 0pon e @ % of o the hdddy in addition to all
Section The grant Of franchise privilege shall be sub
make all regulations Which Shall be- to in the most
safety accommodation of the public
and sdeuste the
e by he the the
and the right make and enforce all regulations
shall be reasonably to adequate
accommodations for the people and in
Section franchise shall be granted and
tion.
city shall be leased
aenaed without the of the
city dealing with the lessee his assigns the part of the
city require the payment of
ation his shall be deemed operate such
franchise grant
all conditions provided in this chapter for the max
franchises provided
this granting by ordinance
privileges side switch privileges
reaching afordng rail-
warehouse mercantile establishment 1t being the
intention permit the city such revocabe license or privilege
railway judgment the
application privilege
of the major
blocks fronting
lay such side tracks switches
by ordinance
the franchise privilege granted or
be granted suitable provisions for the use OF the tracks
providing however for suitable compensa
ton the of such for the free use thereof as the
Council shall deem
Section franchise granted
twenty-five (25)
Council shall each
all franchises suitable compensation to the city
be figured and the earnings the value OF the
with
the Council for the best interest OF the city
shall become the
sale thereof shall until submitted and approved
the the provided Chapter XIV of this Char
49, The of particular
this Charter which shall not
be such
franchise such other conditions
provision
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CHARTER OF THE CITY OF WINSLOW
Continued from Page g.

benefited
purposes.
revolving fund to as the
% RuPe P he b the counc shall that from the
collected from hs annual tax levy and from tine ne mon n@ ron
dollars the value of said
Of such fund shall be sufficient the
sasufs the Succeeding fGf sf soa 1i' yeaP esPF '
The Council shall have the & to @ ansr n@ o e m na oan
qured for the of placing icing s sue n n U or Of m % @ n m
vide that all moneys & ha pd Of from h e fiscal JSe p O
Whenever there sufficient of the in
of the city the inter- inter-
est such bonded Indebtedness when due the Counc na h
the from the a any oh smd und n m the
be eturned a 90oe o the especve
indebtedness funds levied therefor
Section A. consider claim in
any against account properly made out
fsnf hs he a ns Of the Justly
eens snd % Rs 5 @ the 9
Gil nrnn finds that THAT hsre ehs mr % t # finds to be
city but for greater amount than is due the Gounc may h
claimant filing receipt his claimant n oTn who
o%ed oU bm T n may sue city
M m e mOnha ont the asfr @ a h be- by the
ny ao OF @ TO e
been be der and @ or wop Ga ia the
provisions of this Charter or any ordinance OF the Uou4c nc OF @
of of e dny daes 9fsr vhG his sfa of WO
The Council shall power orally otherwise
presenting demand the city or the agent at
torney of such person or any ont person IN d % % " the
of such @ 5 GsaF ha ao
the except otherwise pro
City Clerk and claims city be paid
demands being duly allowed by the Gou
c warrants signed by the Mayor and city clerk 'ner
ming expenses be allowed
pt S to nav the same Any warrant issued
section claim allowed contrary to its provisions snail be ~
which with the agg5egas s with
fiscal which the % od I I
officer agent employee 9sd the
city materials supplies employ any labor
the of which with the aggregate OF the cost ma h
then year appropriated for running
Expenses for that year
collecting receiving e Fo any ny moneys ssm h 9f
lon for the or use or the 5 a da7 % @
intervals be directed by the C9qnf nc M a4d d m hf
severay belong When the last day the the mon On % M
Dent De s1nees pFeodng GP business dS HVay: day.
All City shall dn be fs in 1 fd ns or na
deposited % I shall the su % png BOND
be amount at least equal to the amGun s % of m n
by the Council provided deposa
@ 5 % fa @ its u od s0of bs ff
Arizona the bonds of any COUNTY School @ District 1 or tn m @
City deps such @ dsP0sa 1 snnr ns1o e
Unless the deposited at rate
such s h0d DEPOSITS sn1o bC computed ~
shall the duty the treasurer to invest or de-
all collected and held sinking funds
of deemed
terest of
making purchase only interest
municipal bonds
higher
the of In
select that reputable
this State
(4)
shall take from such ntu
security such deposit negotiable interest
school municipal bonds
not than the of
Council provided
All
shall
general the
all
CHAPTER XVII
writing executed the City
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pmtee oRang upon ION or using any street alley pub
permit therefor is revoked shall be considered and treated
CHAPTER
Miscellaneous Provisions
Section For the nominating
take e 0 @ the IN m of M ] n o @ Gare M & TINS m Cha shall
% who shall be in office off the time of the approval this Charter by
securing
candidates for the several offices be voted the
this Charter the first election to be held Hereunder
vide all and and polling places for the
record
contemplated provisions Chapter;
and shall also the bonds of all the officers elected
Immediately
Council Of the City Of shall turn over and deliver
phernaia belonging to Council City of Wins
% h % d @ Doo o Of e Gy 6 e a al and %
rights records papers property rights and
by the officers of the City of Wnslow
e % to evne e s o sUh n sdopp adopted by the electors
Section The mayor and members M @ Of 1.-The Common m Council @ Of
by shall continue hold office and dischrge
elected under this Charter.
The terms all
continue until said officers by
nmatve of the Common Council and that
shall eontnue until M removed @ by proper Officers
% The @ @ of all nd such and nd 9 sd 1
shall be paid out of the city the manner pro
"The
City Winsow" force the time this
with the provisions thereof
hereby until the shall be duly amended
repealed.
meetings the
provisions Charter ordinances
proceedings which the city
legally provided that the Council shall have
employ other attorneys take
therein
all
done behalf of the city in connection with its
matters.
provisions of this Charter
misdemeanor be
the the the State
civil the option OF
Council Any person imprisonment violation of
ordinance imprisoned
ordinance shall prescribe in the
Wnsow situated;
of such Imprisonment shall be chage IN Vo
of county the City of Wnslow:
Wnow, by and through its Council may
land and incorporate into the City OF
Council snail
proper for making such
addition shall be or
by adopted by the said
Council.
shall to enact and make
orders
well implied powers
the end that complete harmonious ana Ell
installed operated and
thereby protect and safeguard
rights health welfare OF the city
it's inhabitants.
penalties the violation
concluded udg
the city recorder the city magistrate
like effect if this Charter had not been
adopted.
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CHAPTER XXX
Amendments


Charter be amended
the State of Arizona
CERTIFICATE
winslow the County of Navajo and State
municipal
accordance with the provisions OF Article Kill OF
Resolution of the City WINS
low enacted Sth of April 1926
E. Horace Evans
Edwards, Chas Daze George
Nelson Leonard E. H. Black as
qualified electors OF salu CITY 10
propo a Charter for said city
BE IT KNOWN pursuance provisions of the const
tuition and within after said election said
the
andf for The Charter said City of Winslow
WHEREOF qualified
City Wnslow State OF Ar
the Council Chamber said City this 18th day OF
July, A. D. 1926
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Charter subdivision thereof be amended
in the provided Constitution of the State of Arizona
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G. T. STEVENS,
Secretary.
o. GRAY,
Chairman.

ary.
MARY G. EVANS.
EUGENE LEONARD,
CHAS DAZE.
A. E. GILLARD.
E. H. BLACK.
BURL VINCENT.
A. B. NELSON.
H. A. FUNK.
GEO. HAMMOND.
FRED 3. DOUGLAS.
CHAS. D. ANDERSON.
]. B. EDWARDS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-03-18
STOLEN CAR FOUND
NEXT MORNING

Lambertyille-La Monday night
while George LeCompte, of Frank
lin street, was attending the PEI
Torrance at the Strand Theatre, o
new Ford roadster belonging to him
was stolen from in front Of the
Theatre Trooper Green, Of the To-
cal State Police station, was mott
fed, and he Immediately secured
New Hope and Lambertville, but
without success.
Someone had brilliant idea that
the theft of the. car be broadcasted
by radio, and this was done m a
Trenton station. But locating a Ford
by radio would be about as easy as
finding the proverbial needle in a
hay stack, and so nothing come of it..
But on Tuesday morning Trooper
Green received a phone call from a
woman in New Hope, whose name
he did not get, telling him thai a
Ford roadster was standing near her
home with the lights burning. The
Trooper Immediately investigated
and found the car to be that
LeCompte. 1t was returned to him
none the worse for the experience
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-03-18
To Oil Local Streets
Oil Binder To BE Used To Preserve
improvements Made Last Year

Lambertville-At the Monday
evening meeting of the Board Of
Commissioners an ordinance was in
troduced appropriating the unex-
pended balance of last years street
funds for use this year in supply
ing oil treatments for the streets
The appropriation last year was for
SIS, 900, and provided for general
repairs to all streets These repairs
w-re made in satisfactory man
ner, but at saving of about $4,000
This unexpended balance is now ne
ing being reappropriated for this
years use.
The macadam pavements ma 'e
last year will be given longer life
by an oil dressing to bind the ma
cadam more compaetly. This will
prevent it's washing and rutting, and
at the same time will act as a dust
preventative. The streets are now in
good condition, and the preserva-
tive treatments to be given this
summer will keep them in good
repair for a much longer time. The
ordinance is printed in full else
where in this issue.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-03-18
". r. Hill, PrOmi-
nenf Business Man,
Died Saturday

William Raymond Hill, of Mackler
Apartments on North Union street,
died last Saturday morning at Mer-
Ger Hospital, at Trenton, from an
affection of the throat, at the age
of 81 years. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon from the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Hill, in Pennington, with Rev. James
Mcconnell, pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church in Pennington, officiat-
ing. lnterment was in Prospect Hill
Cemetery under the direction of
Charles Holcombe, of Ringoes.
Besides his parents, he is sur
vived by his wife, who before her
marriage was Miss Hannah Larson,
daughter of the late DR.. Frank w.
Larson, of this city
Mr.. Hill was associated with his
father in the Milling and Feed bus
mess in Lambertville, Ringoes and
Pennington, also with his brother-in-
law, George Larson, in the Lam
bertville Transportation and Storage
Co. He was active in the Masonic
circles, belonging to the Shrine, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon and st. Elmo
Commandery, Knights Templar.
Special funeral services were con-
Quoted by st. Elmo Commandery. The
members met in full regalia at the
Lambertville Lodge and proceeded in
a body to Pennington where they
acted as escort to other Masonic
organizations represented.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-03-18
Turkey Dinner
For Union Firemen
62nd Anniversary Observed With
Appropriate Program

Lambertville-The members of I'm
ion Fire Company, the pioneer of the
city, observed their 62nd anniversary
last Thursday night. A delicious tur-
key dinner was served by the Lad
les Auxiliary in the engine house
on Church street, and this was fol-
lowed by business meeting ard
addresses in the club room on the
second floor.
Mayor Edward J. Moonan and
Commissioner w. F. Hayhurst were
guests as representatives of the city
government, and made short talks
of commentator of the good work
done by Union Company. The speak
err of the evening was President
James f. Groome, of the Bucks
County Firemen's Association.
Mr.. Groome repeated for the most
part the talk he had made on the
previous Tuesday evening at the an
nual meeting of Eagle Fire Com
pany in New Hope. The theme of
his address was the urgency for fire
men to constitute themselves fire
preventers" as well as fire fighters.
He urged education and propaganda
OF enlighten the public on proper
methods of preventing fires.
Officers selected for the year were
for the most part reflections, and
marks the satisfaction with which
they have served in their different
capacities. They are Nelson B. OBJ
linger, president; Harry Slack, vice
pres; H. X. Dilley, secretary; Ray
mond Johnson, asst secy.; Robert +.
Masten, treasurer; John Masten,
foreman; Merlin Stout, II. L. Obling-
err, Joseph Patterson, asst. foremen;
Harry Caution, engineer; N. B. OBJ
linger, Charles Helms, asst. engrs.;
Merlin Stout, H. L. Oblinger and
Albert Caution, drivers.
Reports were made on the aetiv-
tiles of the past year, among which
was the remodeling of the fire house
into more comfortable quarters. The
is in splendid condition.
and the finances of the Company
are gratifying.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-03-18
The WOrIdS Best
LOved Love Story

At least, certainly no love story
of our modern era is more deserving
of this title than George Barr Nc
Cutcheon's "Graustark" which the
Trent Theatre Stock Company have
secured for their offering for the
week of March 22nd. The vogue of
"Graustark" began some years ago
when it was first published as a
novel. Its success was instantaneous
becoming in few days the most
phenomenal "best seller" of The
time.
The subtitle of the story "A Love
Behind A Throne" briefly summar-
ICES the well known story of the
play. 1t centers around the love
of the Princess Yetive for a dash
ing young American she has met
While visiting in this country, who
follows her to the mythical land
of "Graustark" and marries her des-
pite the difficulties and thrilling and
dangerous escapades he encounters
before he finally wins her. Ethel
Remey in the role of the Princess
Yetive has one of the finest histron-
ic opportunities yet offered her. and
one that her particular talents ard
charm admirably suit her for. Ernest
Woodward will play the romantic
young American of her great affec-
tions. There are excellent roles als3
for the rest of the company.
This week the Trent players are
offering Robert Sherman's thrilling
mystery drama "Spooks".
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-03-18
PERSONAL HAPPENINGS OF
NEW HOPE And VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hutchinson and
daughter, Edna, of South Main
street, last Sunday visited their
daughter, Mary, student nurse of
Bellevue Hospital, New York City.
Francis Matthews, of Bridge
street, visited relatives in Rocka-
way, Long Island, over the week
end.
! d. B. Oblinger has returned to
his home on Bridge street, after an
extended visit in Haines City and
Avon Park, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelly, of
Trenton. visited the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, of
North Main street, Thursday even
ing.
I Mrs. Stryker Beaumont, of North
Main street, was a Trenton shopper
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown and
daughter, Betty, of South Main
street, visited Sunday with Marion
Brown, student nurse at Abingdon
Hospital.
Miss Betty Templeton, of PhiIa-
delphia, spent the weekend at her
home on South Main street.
Miss Anna Schermerhorn, of
Bridge street, spent Sunday with
her sister in Trenton.
Miss Gertrude Voorhees,, student
nurse of st, Francis hospital visit
ed her parents on New street, Sun
day.
Miss Edna Rodgers, of Allentown,
N. j., spent the Weekend with Miss
Helen Mitchell, of Ferry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Worthington
and children, Elsie and Albert Jr.,
of Morrisville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Grammes, of Allentown, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Naylor and family, of North Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Naylor and
daughter, of North Main street,
spent Sunday with the latter's father
on the Windy Bush road
Miss Anna Smith, community
nurse, went to the Hannenman hos
pital last Friday for an operation.
Mrs. Leatherman, of Doylestown,
will take her place during her abb
sence. She will commute every day
and will be on duty at . o'clock.
Anyone wishing her services can
telephone Mrs. Roy Large, or leave
notice ON the pad at the Library
door.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Roberts and
children, of Lambertville, visited
Mrs. Ida Roberts, of Bridge street,
on Sunday.
A card party will be held We'd
nesday evening, March "a, under
the auspices of Vashti Rebekah
Lodge, in their rooms on Ferry
street. Prizes and refreshments.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-03-18
POLICE COURT NEWS
Motor Inspectors Invade
Lambertyille

Lambertville--A group of Motor
Vehicle Inspectors descended on
Lambertyille last Monday, and a
check-up was made on all cars and
drivers passing busy points in the
city. The squad was under the direc
ton of J. f. Brettell, of the Jersey
Motor Vehicle Department, and the
others were George Zeigler, William
Marley, CORTLAND Parker, David
Doyle, John Henzler and John
Meagher.
The following drivers were APP
pretended and arraigned before jus
tice Elmer w. Smith: John r. Mil
Ter, Philadelphia; no mirror; fined
$500. William Lawton, Trenton; no
mirror; fined $500. j. II. Belts, New
Hope; drivers license not in posses
sion, and no mirror; license plates
swinging instead of bolted; fined
$500.
Calgero Piraino, Trenton; no mir
ror; fined $500. Harry NJ. C. Hew
son, Merton Station. Pa; license not
in possession; fined $500. William F.
Finn, Elizabeth; no mirror; fined
$500. William Graham, Lambertville;
swinging license plates; fined S100,
Samuel r. Powell, Trenton; no
mirror; fined $500. Wilson Steven
son, Lambertviile; no mirror; fined
$500. Joseph Gilbert, Lambertville;
no mirror; fined $500. Harrison
Rose, Lambertville; no mirror; fined
$500. Alex Cohen, Trenton; drivers
and registration licenses not in pos
session; fined $500. M. r. Sutphin,
Ringoes; license cards not in DOS
session; fined $500. Carroll B.
Weatherby, Lowell, Mass; no mir
ror; fined 5000 Johnny Jones, col
ored, Trenton; no mirror; illegal
lenses and swinging plates; fined
$500.
Gabriel Greco, Trenton; no mirror;
fined $500. Paul Josephs, Elizabeth;
no mirror and name not on truck
fined $1,000. William Colligan, Lam
bertville; registration card not in
possession, no mirror, one license
plate off; fined $500.
ID. Earl Trout, Lambertville; no
mirror; fined $500 Harry Levine,
Trenton; no mirror; fined $500
Thomas Barry, West Amwell; driv-
er's and registration cards not in
possession; fined $500.
The object of this check-up was
to teach drivers and car owners that
the minor laws of the Motor Vehicle
Department must be observed as
well as the major laws. The above
fines were nominal, and the magis-
trate cut his costs in half (These
last were in addition to the fines
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-03-18
"The College CHAP
Al SergeanfsviHe

The Y. M. Club of Mount Airy
will give the popular play, "The
College Chap" in the Community
House at Sergeantsville on Saturday
evening, after previous postpone
ments ON accounts of the snow
storms, which rendered the roads inn
passable during the winter. 1t has
already been given at several places,
and return engagements have been
asked for.
1t is a home talent affair, and the
players include Randall Phillips,
Stewart Scarborough, Harold Ho'-
combe, Clifford Runkle, Erville Lar
ason, John Hunt, Douglas Harrison,
Theodore Fields, Robert Smith, Ed
win Strong, Mildred Larason, Car
RE Mathews, Hazel Mathews, Emily
Hamilton, Josephine Klinger, Mary
Scarborough Josephine Ryan.
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Mrs. Cyrus w. Fell and daughter
Ruth, were recent visitors with thu
formers grandfather. Jacob S. Live
zey, who is spending the winter a
the Friends Home, Newtown.
The Solebury Forum will hold
meeting this Thursday evening a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Ely on Church Road.
Mrs. Ruth b. Livezey has beer
visiting for several weeks at The
home of George Worstall, of New
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard .Guthridge
and children, of Norristown; Mrs
Stinruck, of Philadelphia; Mrs
Helen Abbott and James Turner, Of
Bristol, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Logan, of York road ON Sunday
On Saturday Mrs. Logan and Mrs
Samuel Minor, of Ferry street, Wis
tied MIR. and Mrs. Charles Minor
of Trenton.
Mrs. David Smith and son, Rus
sell and Mrs. Walter Meixell, of
East Stroudsburg, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren r. Smith, of South
Main street, on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith and daughter, Betty, returned
home with them and spent the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tettemer, of
Ferry street, visited friends in
Swedesboro, Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Naylor, of the York
road, spent Tuesday in Philadel-
phia,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, of North
Main street, visited Mrs. Margar-
ct Schlaehter, of Horsham, on Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Young also
visited friends in Fox Chase one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Walker
and son William, of North Main
street, visited relatives in Camden,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eastburn
and daughter, Dorothy, Of Norris
town, last Sunday visited the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Mary Higgins,
of Buttonwood street.
Miss Martha Moffett, Of Philadel-
phia, was the Weekend guest of Miss
Helen Stockton. of Ferry street.
Miss Ruth Knowles, Of Trenton
spent Sunday with friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 0blinger, Mr.
D. y. Obilnger, Mrs. Paul Shearei
and daughter, Edith, and Mrs. How
ard Rocker, of Bridge street, visit
cd Mr. and Mrs. John Oblinger, of
Roebling, N. j., on Sunday.
Misses Verna and Anna Steever
of Race street, were Trenton shop
pers on Saturday.
RebelSah Lodge held hot dish
luncheon at the Lodge rooms last
Wednesday evening, The committee
served about so persons.