The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-05
e. W. BERRY,
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The report was unanimously adopted and the
mayor authorized TO correspond with Sturfes
q Bryant, civil engineers, Salt Lake. and EN-.
ploy them 10 make. me necessary surveys at
once.
AS to Tho. opening OF woodside avenue through
the property OF David +. Condor, Alderman
Thompson had report ready 20 be presented.
but decided TO withhold ii for the present, hay
ing learned facts at a late hour which would
make a change in their recommendations.
II was stated TO the council by Alderman
Williamson that C. a. Tewl1sbury. recently ap.
pointed alderman Tor the Second ward, TO I'll the
vacancy caused by the removal OF Alderman
Richardson rom the ward had refused to
qualify ana he would therefore nominate Mr.. l.
{. Lockhart as alderman for the Second ward.
MIR. Ioc1hart was unanimously elected.
A petition was read from lhe fremen. asking
that the city furnish them with such clothing as
the chief Of the department thought they needed
The names Of the fremen chosen to fill vacancies
in the department were read. The council ap-
proved OF the names chosen by the fremen. but
thought they could do without clothing for the
present. so tabled their petition. Alderman
kinibai remarked that ''if this petition was
granted, the nremen would next be asking FOL
umbrellas
Mayor Gregor stated TO the council that scar.
let fever had become epidemic in the town and
something should be done at once TO check it
As physician. he had a number of cases under
treatment that had just come from the different
closed. He suggested the appointment of :
city physician. who, under the ordinance
should act with the mayor as a board of ouaran
tine. AS result of his suggestions Dr. c.. M
Wilson was appointed city physician and the
trustees OF the different schools requested tc
close them until the epidemic was over with.
The mayor also spoke about the ordinances
stated that they needed revision and compila
ton and suggested that a committee be
appointed for that purpose. On motion. Recor
Ger Hayt and City Attorney Mclaughlin. were
appointed. with power TO employ a steno-
grapher TO assist them.
The council then aojourded
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
w. d. MofIat was released from jury duty pnI
returned from Salt Lake Sunday, accompanied
by his daughter Miss Daisy.
James McGrcgor, managing director of tht
Crescent mine. spent the week in the Park.
Mrs.Charies II. GotSch left Thursday mornin,
FOR a visit 10 her old home in Mason City, Iowa
L p. Kelsey was in the Park Sunday looking
mp the rock business.
Thomas kearns and bride returned to tho
Park from their bridal trip east on Tuesday
Mr. W. H. Molden has succeeded Mr. II. III
Mcclure as operator at the Union Pacific depot
The latter gentleman has removed TO Chicago
William M. Ferry is home again after his triI
to Chicago as one of the commissioners 20 TIT
Worlds fair from Utah.
rather queer elopement happened in tht
Park. Thursday. Mrs. Cue kee wife of Charlie,
Lee. one of the bontons OF Chinatown got tireI
OF her lord and master and departed with
handsomar man. Charley lost no time IL
hunting them up. BE had the necessarg papers
made out 20 arrest his darling for larceny. shs
aring taken numerous articles belonging u