Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

I members II the police force, there can
| be no question. | think the minority
report should be adopted. II II II not,
| the disuniOn among the membera q
the force and their superior- IN office
must necessarily continue. The COM
plainauis will smart under the wrong
10 which they have teen subjected aud
good service cannot then be expected
from them, aud We are certainly In
need Of good police protection. AZ far
rs am concerned would rather ac.
cent the statement Of twenty-five oil.
Gers on the showing that they have
made than stand ready TO believe the
accused.
A vote was then taken which result.
ed Ia the adoption u the minority te.
port M follows:
Ayes Young, ruddonham, Hardy,
Hyde, Folland, Plcknfd. Heath.
Merchantmen spanotd, Parsons,
Pendletou, Ksrrlck, Lynn.
Councilman Ander0n-Do under
stand by that. Mr. Mayor, that sar-
gcant Glenn IL discharged from ser
vlce2
Mayor Scott--Ceriainly.
Councilman Anderson - Then
want a. read the following from the
city charter aud tell you that you can't
do u:
Section p-Eyory person elected or APP
pointed to any Office under tho provisions
OF this act may ho rumuNC i nom such
Office by u vote Of two.thirls of the city
Coiucll aud no oilicor nhall be- removed
except for cause nor unless furnished
with charges.
In reply 10 the above Mayor Scott
read the following from tie Revised
Ordinances chapter XIII, section 3,
Tho Mayor shall, by aud with tho con.
sent n the City Council. appoint the rog-
ular police Of said city 10 the number
which may nom timu 81 ilmo ho pre-.
scfibed by tho City t1uucll, aud shall ~.
move tho same at pleasure.
Councilman Anderson 80 no not
question your right IL remove, by and
with the consent u the Council.
Mayor Scott believe the power Of
removal lies entirely with the mayor
Councilman Ioung-I move that
Captain Parker he reiuced 10 the ranks
Of private patrolman, aud that Scr.
geant Glenn also be reduced aud ten.
pofarily suspended, and that the city
attorney he Instructed 10 Tepyrt IN the
Council Ito power IN removing nm OIL.
Ger.
Councilman Karrick The motion IL
out Of order ~ It conflicts with tho
minority report.
Councilman Pafsons- II certainly
dorl.
Councilman Young-As Il now
stands Il l. entirely unsatisfactory.
Glenn will retain his position aud
nothing be- accomplished, aud there.
fore move n reconciliation VI tho re-
port.
The motion was seconded and
carried.
Councilman Young then reiuiro.
ducvd his motion asAn amendment 10
the minority report.
Councilman Srafiofd-t move that
further consideration " the matter be
deferred for ouu week.
Councilman karrlck seconded the
motion.
Mayor SCOTCH cpursr the matter
has been rcc0usiderci and 10 now be-.
i0rv thc house aud according 10 our
rules N two members request u post
p0ncment II IL their right, 10 the
matter must 70 over.
There was now n grin OF triumphant
glce on the countonRnccs " the sup
poricrs Of the majority report.
ron rliE REMOVAL OF wEEDs.
Councilman pcndleton introduced
the following resolution.
10 1t resolved by the city Council, That
tho clty attorney " hereby Instructed to
dftn an ordinance compelling owncrs aud
residents oftheir properties to cat aud
remove tho weeds on tho sidewalks boz
tween the front line ofthOlr promises aud
the water diichus Immediately adjacent
To thoir sidewalks.
Laid over for one week.
rOrrER1oN rIACE FRANCinsE.
Another petition, asking for fran.
chisc for the proposed roppofton Place
aud Fort Douglas Railway company,
was read. A similar petition wa. do
ioatcd at the la, regular meeting Of the
Council. On motion the question was
laid over for one week.
To TUNNEL EMIGRATION CANyoN.
W. IL. Ryan Of the watcrworks de.
parimcnt reported that owing 10 the
loose formation VI earth Ia Emigration
canyon II was necessary that tunnel
about one hundred feet he run into
the mountains u tap certain syringe.
" wa. proposed 10 run the tunnel
along the face ~ "A rock ledge under
the shale slide. The estimated cost Of
construction IL $500. Superintendent
Ryan asked tina, the mayor aud mem.
bcfs OF the council visit the locality
anu Inspect II themselves,
uoNDs SOLD.
Tho committee on finance with the
city treasurer and Mayor associated,
reported that they hal soli Furuald
Il 90. $4,000 bond. Of last Issue, deliv.
CRADLE September Goth, az mar aud
accrued Interest II asked that the
council confirm the sale. ON motion,
the talc was confirmed.
As III SMOKE STACKS.
An ordinance to prevent the Issuance
OF dense smoke ifOm chimneys In Salt
Lake CITY, where boilers abovo 10.
horse power. are used, was read the
inst time. The oiense In q nisde.
mean1r, and six months time IN given
In which 10 conform 10 the ordinance.
The ordinance was read u second
time and then went over for one week.
APPROPRIATIONS
The following appropriations were
mhde, after which an adjournment was
taken for one week.
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