The Coconino sun., 1927-07-15
read and approved.

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tents within the fire district for a
short time The special permit was
granted provided the tents are
equipped with electric lights and the
premises are free of fire hazards.
Mr.. Alf Dickinson asked for per-
nit to tap the City water mains at
the east city limits with two or
three inch tap. The water to be con-
veyed through a new pipe line to
Sunnyside Subdivision. The permit
was granted to Mr.. Dickinson, the
water to be charged at the regular
residential rate applying within the
city, provided the same is satisfac-
tory with the A. r. & S. F. Railway
Company according to their contract
with the city.
After complaints had been made
to the Board, the City Marshal and
Health Officer were instructed to
make an inspection of the property
of Mr.. George Washington on South
Leroux Street and to condemn the
property if they consider the same
to the best interest of the health Of
the public.
A special permit was authorized for
Escalante Brothers to erect their tent
in the south part of the city out of the
fire district and to show for three
days.
The Chamber of Commerce re-
quested that the City take twenty
memberships in the organization. The
request was tabled.
Petitions from some of the local
churches requesting that the city
dump ground be moved from its pres
ent location and that appropriation In
the next budget be made for the care
of the cemeteries, was presented and
read. The health officer stated that
he would look over the incinerating
plant at the Grand Canyon after
which the clerk was instructed to
write the proper parties for informa.
tion and cost of such plants.
Mrs. v. NJ Slipher, DR.. E. S. Miller
and Mrs. Coils Mayflower were re-
appointed as members of the Library
Board for period of three years.
A letter from the Flagstaff Wom-
ans Club was read in which that or
ganization congratulated the Board IN
its action toward limiting road car
nivals and shows in performances
here. The Clerk was instructed to
answer the letter and express the ap-
probation of the Board for the CO.
operative attitude of the Woman's
Club.
A petition requesting that Dale
| Avenue from Agassiz Street to
Beaver Street be opened was pre-
sented and read. City Engineer Good
man was instructed to investigate the
proposed work and present estimates
of the work to the Board for its con-
sideration.
The following bills were presented
and the same were allowed and or
dered paid upon motion of Babbitt
and second of Nackard which car
ried.
Water Bond Fund .$ 1885
Park Bond Fund
Sewer Fund ........-....... 23071
Uyo+ov. E,Ynd Is ID 096 81
General Fund ,-.....-.. IL ,44156
A proposed contract between c. E.
Green and the City of Flagstaff, in
addition to and in connection with
contracts between said G. E. Green
and the City Of Flagstaff dated April
End, 1926 and October 21st, 1926, was
presented and read at length. Motion
was made by Hogan and seconded by
Tissaw that the proposed contract be
approved and that the Mayor and
/ Clerk be authorized to execute said
contract in behalf Of the City of
Flagstaff; and that the payment re-
quired in this contract be authorized.
The motion unanimously carried.
City Engineer Goodman reported
that the property at the north end of
North Beaver Street can be served
with sewer by running the line down
the north and south alley between
North Beaver and Leroux Streets at
an approximate cost of $1,000. Also
that in order to serve the property at
the extreme north end of North Le-
roux Street the cost will be approxi-
mately S1,250.00. No action was taken
due to the high cost and shortage of
funds.
No further business appearing at
this time, the meeting adjourned upon
motion of Hogan and second of Bah
bitt which carried.
Approved:
|. B. KOCH,
Mayor; City of Flagstaff.
Attest:
CLARENCE t. PULLIAM,