Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-08
ANOTHER TUSCARORA RUSE.
,,,,,al Heads Of The City Department
Resign Temporarily
NAM OF BOss POwERs AGAIN
SHOWN.
,.of,ourow Is Elected President OF
,be city Council aud Celebrates the
Event BY Giving a Banquet

Event BIZ Giving Banquet.
Tho civ Council met in regular
...slon last night. The first business
zinc event NJ was the election oil a
temporary chairman Oh motion OF
a., Alderman Evans was chosen
la addition 10 the chairman the fol'
oulsg msmbers were present at toll
1aln Rich, Hardy, Folland, Moran'
slmondI, Horn and Helss. During
An. proce.s OF roll call and the reading
n the minutes Of the previous session,
Rell. Beardsley, Loofbourow, Lawson,
Katrick. Mainland aud Heirs were
caucuslng on the sidewalk In front OF
,he CITY Hall. just as soon rs they
learned that Moran's friends had taken
po,.esslon, they hurriedly entered the
council chamber In body but none
too soon to participate in the proceed
Ing. Of electing president Of the
Council.
ELECTION or A PRECEDENT
The regular order Of business had
b,eu commenced when Hardy raised
The point OF order that the election OF
n rtesident must first be- proceeded
with and moved that tho nominations
commence. BELL seconded the motion
and nominated Alderman Looibourow.
Horn nominated Moran, who In turn
,nllinVly nominated Horn. Want
land made an effort TO be funny by
nominating Rich. The latter deter
mined not to be outdone by hiu lOqua'
eiou. and lrreprcstiblo antagonist from
the First precinct, played even by
naming him rs emincnUy nttoi for
the responsible position of president
That dlminutive gentleman, however,
positively declined and Hell numi..
mated Knrt.,'F. who also made n bri.f
bu, expressive speech OF declination.
Hardy nominated Beardsley. Simondi
thought that Mr.. Evans, tho temporary
o chairman, WAS AN acceptable person
Tor the position aud placed his name
In nomination. This closed the nomina'
lions and on motion OF POLAND II was
decided to vote by ballot.
The cnair appointed Slmonui anu
Rich ~ tellers. The vote resulted as
follows!
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LoofbouTow was declared elected
and Moran was appointed to escort
him to the chair, which no did with
becoming grace and dignity.
THE NEW PRESIDENT TALKS.
President Loofbourow said he felt
grateful to the Council for electing
lin. He hoped that his administra.
ton would lie ss successful as MAY OF
BAskin'p had been. II would be his
constant aim TO promote harmony and
good feeling among the members anu
10 adopt such measures that would be
calculated TO expedite tue transaction
Of business. To this end he asked the
hearty cooperation OF all the council.
men. Again thanking them, he As.
simcd presidential charge OF the meet
Ing.
PETITIONS
we're read and referred o. follow:
John u. Gold presented claim fOI
damages sustained by his wife by be-
Ing thrown from buggy on Grade
Street while driving along that dan
gereua and broken thorOughfare. Com
miltee on claims.
Mn. NJ. a. Motiett asked for q
mayors deed 10 certain property owned
by her. Referred 10 the city attorney,
Elisha T.. Deal and Henry Shidt
asked 10 purchase twenty acres Of land
in Section %, Township I, n. II. Il
Committee ON public grounds.
John q. Cutler a Bro. aud Others
protested against Richards Brother,
being allowed to erect fence In front
on their property near the Constitution
building. Committee on streets.
NJ. q, dOdbe asked that o retaining
wall be built In front OF his property
on the east side Of State street. Com
miltee m streets.
The Saltalr Railway company s.kad
permission 10 tap water mains Al
western edge OF the city to supply III
engines with water. Committee on
Walefwofks with POI TO act.
j. u. Brookh and thirty-eight other
complained OF the slow progress being
male In paving State street. Laid OF
thetable until later in the evening.
william Newton asksl to be allowel
70 put marble finish on tho city schoo
buildings. Referred back to the petit
TONER.
T.. 7. Jennings aud others asked FOL
permission to lay their own sidewalks
Committee on streets.
Hyde Park improvement company
asked that h bridge be built over Ger
mn ditch In Hyde Park addition
Committee on streets.
FOR RIGHT OF WAY.
EH'Clty Attorney Hall recommend
"a that $3.50 be appropriated to Mosars
Ilhrich, Wheeler and Hayes for righ
oiway over certain property owned b,
mem, for Parley's canyon conduit
Filed.
AUDITORS STATEMENT.
Auditor Rayhould submitted In,
following financial statement for May
which was received and filed:
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