Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-25
OFFICIALLY REPRlMANDED,
yhs Police Department Severely Re-
buked For Its LaIness.
LICENSE ORDINANCE PASSED.
west Temple Street Franchise Granted.
Miscellaneous Business.

city Council was held Tuesday
evening, November 2i,h, Mayor Scott
presiding. The following councilmen
were In attendance: Spsfford, Karrick,
Pendleton, Tuddenbam, Young, Hyde,
Haniy, James, Parsons, Lynn and
POLAND. Absent - Smith, Picksrd,
Anderson and Heath.
PETITIONS
were read and referred a. follows:
Retail Clerks Union No. "a asked
that Henry Roberts be appointed
superintendent Of stone work ON the
Joint city and county building. Re-
ferred 10 committee ON said building.
II. d. Eddy asked that certain taxes
enormously paid by him be refunded.
Committee on claims.
J. .. McCiuskey and others asked
that w. II. Ford be given n position
on the police force. Referred To the
Mayor.
The Brigham Young Trust company
filed a protest agains, the granting Of
license to erect variety theatre on
Commercial street, either with or with.
out the privilege to sell liquor; also
that no more liquor licenses be granted
on that thoroughfarc. Committee on
license.
l.. Z. Trent represented that he
owned certain real estate near Capitol
Hill and asked that the city purchase
the same. Committee on public
grounds.
NJ. II. Walker and others asked that
Flint West street be opened and grad
Ell, between Ninth South anu Roper
streets. Committee on streets.
Kelsey mud Gillespie asked that
proper street grades be established by
the city engineer on Eighth and Ninth
South streets M Tar ~ Thirteenth East
street. Granted.
William r. Cotton and others asked
that Fourth South street, between
Tenth and rhirteenth East streets, be
graded and graveled.
Detective Franks represented that he
was now organizing public patrol
system AMI asked that he be appointed
Especial officer, without nay from the
city, for that purpose. United States
Commissioner Greenman aud large
number OF other prominent citizens
asked that the petition be granted.
Committee on police.
William Fuller asked that the city
watermaster be- instructed TO allow Pc
titionef 10 use water from the Decker
ditch, claiming that he had n right
thereto. Committee ON Irrigation.
Iehi Pratt asked n rebate on merch.
ants and liquor license. Committee
on license.
The Amslgamated Society OF Car
penters asked that Henry Roberts be
appointed superintendent OF stone
work OH the joint city aud county
building. Referred 10 committee on
said building.
John Smith and others asked for an
extension Of wat.rmains ON Black
street. Committee on waterworks.
Everett w. Wilson asked that certain
taxes paid by mistake he refunded 10
him. Laid ON the table.
w. II. Goss represented that his
property was being injured by the
sewer refuse being deposited upon u.
He asked that he be granted relief
forthwith. Committee on sewerage
and Irrigation.
This Brighton aud North Point Irn.
cation company asked that the city
construct Hume over the Jordan and
Salt Lake canal, as per agreement.
Committee ON Irrigation with city en-.
gineer associated.
Jesse w. Fox aud others naked that
nsti'.a. ,', s 3pi,"sr
$3.50 ''a ~ nopoIcu 10
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an,.s, ~, III w.. p.v'" ponco
Isan e, ,v' '"' wan" op''nss property
w. n ounter asked fur sila for n.r.
sonal Injuries and damages done 10
home and buggy, by driving Into an
unprotected trench near tho Warm
Springs. Committee on claims.
Miiando frau asked that ho be al
v~u ~ o'npse pasn sn' on certain
liz y Gs Nun iio" 'he
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A communication was received from
the board OF education expressing
thanhs ior the adoption Of Its resolution
within s,s.n,, 81. 20 ev",aI ,
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Mayor Scott represented that cotn-