The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-13

and repairs of the canal o, :,
various amounts, to JanusrV y" d Toe
1884, showing total expen2;tSlst
SZo6,740.76, contra account a. no.
ditors books; s.. 1890, SO; pronelt nc. a.
hand s79s,75; amount to GH. aiy o.
nett cost, $23O,551.62. '"iancs
Reoort adopted and canal o..
mittee discharged. ION,
A bill was present. d from ,
w. Fox, Jr., city surveyor ano0 oesse
ing to S351.2O, for sundrv sn.nt'
made by himself and party hetm Veys
the 9Th day of December. 1850
February 18th, 1884, which Wos aNG
lowed and the amount sppronpia,s
The bill for an act amendinr y
charter Of Salt Lake City, pren q sas
by the conn ittee on nnnto;Q
laws, for presentation to the Toag!%
lature, came up in its order for 81
proval by the City Council ~ n
bill provides for more extana; u
powers in rela' ion to the licsno;o'S
of billiard tables aud the rnn~;8
Of pin and ball allsVs; also FOR
hibiting the play ing at any gsma p ~
money OF other rOperty or SnytSiSonI
representing money or pr0pa,tIs
cOnferring power to reuse Econs!!i
to liquor dealers for one wear II sc
victed of manufacturing, seilinoO u
giving away such liquors in Vs. u
zion OF law; authOrIze1 the NJ
to appoint, by and with the sdr 3oI
aid consent Of the City Copn eng
the regular police t. the nnnn6at
which may from time to TIM ~
presented by the City Council en ~
to rem We the same at pleasure. "4 ~
appoint special police when in b "
judgment the public coed NAV vi
qulre If, but not for a longer na,iod
than ten days without the conssO t
of the City Council. 1t also nr0
videS that wherever in the chsrts,
and amendments thereto the powsr
to license persons is granted, suS
power shall be extends d and deems
to include the business or cccups.
ton in which such persons nav BE-
and vice versa; and that
females shall not be employed in
the selling, giving away and othe,
DISPOSE ton or delivery of intoxj
eating liquors, ana providing pun.
ishment for any female so emDloyed
or the person employing her.
The bill was sanctioned by the
Council and ordered to be placed in
the hands of Hon. ) ohm Clark, mem.
Der Of the Houss of Representative
from Salt Lake Counfy, with the re.
quest that he PRESENT the same u
the legislative Assembly, and sess
to have 1t passed.
The committee appointed to con
suit with the legislative Commits
On entertainm eat Of Wyoming leg
stature, reported that they founO
that FIR day night, the 18th inst ,wss
left unoccupied, no enterta nment
being provided as yet for
that evening. Several prouo.
sltions had been suggested but
none decided upon. The ops
which seemed to meet with greatest
favor was 10 engage the Home ORA.
matte Club TO give a performance on
that evening in the Salt Lake The
atre, though a number of obstacles
presented themselves in the shape
OF prior engagements by members
of the club, number OF whom had
arranged to give various exercise,
at an entertainment to be given OF
Friday night, in the Eighteenth
Ward chapel.
The Legislative committee Een
quite willing to cooperate viii
the city officers in such manner as
might be agreed upon, and hsd e1
tended an invitation to the Cit
Council committee to ACCOMPANY
themselves and the Governor Oh
5heir reception trip to the Wyoming
line, leaving the city at o'clOck
Wednesday morning. On motionit
was decided to formally extend th.
hospitality Of the city to the Wy.
0ming Legislature and officers &C.
;ompanying them, and the CITY
Council committee were INSTRUCTED
to continue their lsbors to provide
some appropriate entertainment fol
The visitors on Friday evening, and
he Mayor was associated with said
,Om mittee. The invitation to &C
the reception commits
and the Governor to welcome tbs
visitors, was aleo accepted by the
City Council committee.
Adjourned for one week.