Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

supervisor, 10 cut aud remove the same,
shall. on conviction thoro1i, be tiucd 10
any sum not exceeding s2i.
"Scriion 2-This ordnance to be IN
force ten days after lls passage"
TO orEN NORTH STATE sIREEr.
City Engineer Doremus and Mayor
Scott reported IN the matter OF ex-
changing land with l.. o. Trent, for
tho opening Of the north end Of State
street They said that Mr. Trent was
not willing 10 accede 10 the proposition
made by the city but would exchange
ON n basis proposed by himself. The
committee reported IN favor OF MI.
Ircnt's proposition. Adopted.
oNLY A. WORD.
An order was made 10 change the
wording Of the recent issue Of $4,000
municipal bonds for corporate purposes.
The word changed was "res0lution,"
which was substituted by the word
Ordinance according 10 a request Of
Fernsld 4 Company, " Boston, Mass.
achusetts, VINO purchased the bonds.
BoND APPROVED.
The bond Of J. II. Bowman for the
construction Of the Joint city aud
county building was approved In the
SUN " 5ii3, 100.
TO ABATE a EutsAScE.
City Attorney Hall presented the
following ordinance which was read
and laid over for 0ue week.
IN ordinance prohibiting camping and
feeding Of horses ON certain streets OF
salt Lake city
SECTION .-Bo Il ordained by tho city
Council nfSalt Lake CITY. That any pcr-
son who shall camp or fUel any horse Or
| horses In aud upon tho following pur.
| lions " Streets u salt Lake ely, 10 wit;
| That portion nj East Temple street from
North Tomplo 10 third south streets
that portion Of South Temple
/ 20 State II cot; thnt portion ~ First
| South from West Temple 20 state street,
| that portion of Second south street from
/ West Temple To state street; that portion
ofThird South street from Wost lompiU
| 10 state street; that portion Vt West Tom.
| pie street from North Iomuin 10 Third
/ South street, that portion of stale Hlfp1',
/ from South Tomplo 10 Third South .tfeOli
that portion of North Tnmplo from Esl
/ Tomplo street to West Temple street, and
all OF Commercial street, shall be deemed
| guilty ofn misdUinuanor, aud, on clnylc'
/ tiuu thereof, shall BE- nuod la any sunl
not exceeding SO for each aud every
ofunso.
See. .. Thi. ordinance to be- In fore,
ten days after ~ passage.
ANOTHER SEWER DISTRICT.
An ordinance was passed, cront'
l Ing sewer district No. ., and de-
flung the boundaries thereof 10 com.
menccs at the centre ~ the intersection
Of state street with South Temple, then
/ elst ON aAi with the Contru Of said
South Temple street to n point lB5 feet
east from the southeast corner Of lot 9
In block 0, Of plat ID, thence north "a
the Ceutrc VI said block o, thence west
through the centre u blocks ., D, Z, s.
., ~, N, ~, l8And II Of said plat d.
and block No. |, OF plat /, aud To IN,
centre ~ said state street, and theme,
south 10 the place Of beginning.
J. l.. HAWKINS ENpiOYED.
Councilman Young said that in tn,
matter Of the proceedings Just begun
IN the Third District court, by Asses
sor and Collector Chute, 10 tot tn,
validity OF the action Of the Board o.
Equalization, In making tho reduction
| OF ~ per cent. la the assessed valuation
Of real property, II would probably To-
| quire additional legal talent TO tina
which tho city ALREADY had. III,
/ therefore moved that Attorney j. l.
IIawlius be employed at cost not e
exceed $500.
] ,ta.,,,.lt,,,, 4 yu., s,II ka IatI,v.,
that legal assistance was necessary
but he wanted TO know N the employ
ment OF Mr.. Rawlins would meet will
the approval Of Mr.. Hall.
CITY Attorney Hall said ~ far o. hi
individual feelings were concerned Ia
was willing 10 bow In submission I,
the wishes Of the Council.
Councilman karflCk objected to thu
employment Of Mr.. Rawlius. Hl
thought that the city attorney b,
allowed TO select his own assistants
lie moved 10 amend Mr.. Young
motion to that effect. IL WAS put viii
tho following result
Ayes--KaTrick, Lynn and Andcr
sons.
Noes-Folland, Heath, Smith, Tud
douham, Hardy, Hyde aud Houng-7
The original motion was Then pa
and carried.
the rOLICE DIFFICULTY.
Councilman Folland said that II wa
about time some action was taken o.
the reports Of the committee on police
which had been laid ON the table wee
after week. The City Attorney ha
promised 10 give hts opinion ON ia
matter several weeks ago, Tut he ha
heard nothing OF IL up 10 the present.
City Attorney Han replied that h
had given his opinion on the questio
some timo ago. Everything was clea
on tht points embodied In that opinio
but there were points Involved tina
would require considerable research
settle satisfactorily. BY Tuesday neN
no hoped 10 be able TO give u NOR
thorough opinion ON the sub oct an
the matter went over until that time.
The following appropriations weT
made:
APPROPRIATIONS.
Mount Z Griiln-,..-..,,,..,....,. ....,,..sf z
| Mayors fund Tor purchase Of one half OF
balance due on purchate ot Thomas
kane eslAie.s.,.,., 30,