Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

to the depots be spriul,lel duriur the
night time. Committee on spflnkllng.
wHERE SHALL rnEy ng rLAcED7
THE city engineer announced that
uav.up would Soon be commenced on
Firul,nnd Second south Streets, mud that
plans ana specifications could not los
perfected until steps were taken ms 10
the location Of telephone and other
pOles.
Moran moved that the matter go
over until FRIDAY night nnd be madO
a special order OF business,
Lawson-Ihought the question an
impnriant one and should hr thor
oughly cnpsiuered; lac was Ia favor Of
Moran'. motion, which carried, taking
with II the proposition that the city
engineer fIrnigh each nNrmher OF the
council with copy Of the plans and
specifications.
MASS MEETING RESOLUTIONS.
On motion Of Moran the rules wer,,
suspended 10 allow DR.. INA TO present
and fcnd the resolutions adopted at tho
meeting held In the Wnshtoh Hall on
Monday night anu published In last
evenings NEWS.
Mornn-l move that the resolutions
lay on tho table until later In the even
ing. Carried.
ON the Recommendation Of the city
engineer and city attorney the snltair
Railway company was instructed TO 70.
move within ten oays, ir-n south
Temple street, all Instructions that
impede travel thereon, such nv the
houses lately erected there, etc.
| Adopted.
THAT TRounLrsoMT HAND ORGAN.
Chief OF Police Paul submitted u
Communication from Mr.. Ecler OF the
Union Pacific asking that the hand
organ grinders at the corner Of Mnin
anu Second South streets be removed.
HE ALWAYS WANTS HALF.
Gale zzi, the dog mau, reported that
no had payed Sll Tor the removal VI
dog cages from the city hall TO the
canine pound. He asked that the
city pay one hall.
LawHon-l thought that the time
would come when this man GalleazGi's
greed would be exhausted, hut u seems
that | am mistaken, for Ike Tenny-
sous brook II runs ON forever. |
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jected. Lost.
On motion Of Moran the claim was
referred to the recorder.
THE CANINE MANS REpoaT.
Mr.. Gsilragz sent In the following
report for the month " Julyi
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! Number Of dog registered, ............. l'H
7 AU.HUuN NIlH
Amount u pound tets.....'... ..,.....' "
TOTAL sssss.ss.ssfe Iht
Amount due Tor killing d'gs....... 20
Halt Of the amount collected was
voted to the appropriation list In favoi
Of Mr.. Galieslzi and the rrst Of til,
report was referred TO the city re-
cOrder.
GRADE Oh CENTRE sTGrET.
The committee on streets recon
mendod that the city grade Centre
street unter the supervision Of the cit,
engineer, the salt LAKE City railro AZ
to put it, tracks In the centre Of Ia,
. street. The committee said the rail
way company had agreed to pay $500
: Ii wns mOvoI that the report be- re-
: ferfed back to the committee.
MI. Lawson favored this action an,
said that Mr.. Wan,land was very cage
/, to grade street for the railway com
, pauy at the public expense.
. Mr.. Wantlnnd--l rise to pefslnn
= explanation, NJ am getting somov ha
j weary at listening 90 that gentleman
b objectionable personalities. | am no
! here as champion Of the railroad com
= psny but az u representative Of tn,
= people.
Hafdy-I think the committed
7. report should Ue adopted, az a matter o
!. Justice TO the company aud taxpayer
4 Ia that part Of the city and IA a matte
O u economy to the city.
o More discussion followed, and Nc
n ran moved TO defer action for Que weei
- Carried.
/. LIQUOR LICENSE REUSED.
. The committee on license Teportc
o adversely on tho petition Of Fran
= Monroe Tor n retail liquor licensc In al
/, saloon adjoining the Peoples Theair
Il ON Commercial street. Adopted.
z MONEY For CUTE.
Y Tho Nommittee on finance recon
!, meuded that the city retura 10 II. L
:, Clute the amour, Ovcrpaid by him II
= to the municipal treasury Of ssh
Adopted.
IA FAULTS AND DONovAN's ACTIONS
ii pGsAppRgVRD.
n The committee on police reported /
follows In tho matter u the petition
10 Jacob Moriiz hud Others asking for Il
u removal Of Chief Paul and CGptai
.c Donovan for breaking In the d5ofs
II certain saloons:
M We learn from tho testimony given ~
W fore the committee that tho officers r
10 ferrcd to did not hayO warrants for u
arrests of tno parties In tho cnso mel
toned In tho petition, and white wo ,
not know that their action In breaking
the doors without nece sary warrants q
!, the arrest OF parties WAS IA acnordun'
~ with the law, yet We disapprovo Of sue
w. action un the par Of the officers, thoul
l. we do not recommend dhoir removal.
Adopted.
- EIGHT HOUR ORDINANCE.
10 Moran introduced an eight hot
labor ordinance which passed to
10 second readlng.
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