Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31
RoGBS EX.COUNCILMEE
r,t. a Plalntigs Plea TO The City
FOR Protection.
,rro MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
The Question Of Erecting a New Chy
Jail Being Considered.-Dls'
honest Laborers.
,rro MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR


.u.,s fact acquiring reputation for
.Iins.s. When the appointed time
=. N. commencement OF tho transae'
,'an of business arrives, their seats In
,sacouuclIlchamber are invariably un'
..nn,ed. Last night was no excep'
Nan 10 the rule. Three.quartors Of an
sou, was lost for the lack Of a quorum.
On motion Of Rich, Beardsley was
..o,cp chairman In the absence OF
President Looibourow. The members
,,,.sp, were. Rich, POLAND, Hardy,
uorn. Evans, Heiss, Lawson. Later
:, almondl, Moran, wantland and
Ioofbourow entered. Mr.. Beardsloy
.,c.led the chair in favor OF President
Loofbourow.
This minutes OF the last regular SEES
don were read, amended and up
proved. ,,..,.,o.,s
The Yves. Side Hotel Company asked
"a be allowed 10 construct H. own side
Walk. IUIulllNAtt ub tNAH'F'
John A. Monk and other Green
Street residents complained that they
Ind pald taxes for the extension Of
ya,stmains but the work was not done.
Committee on waterworks.
TphrIam J. Ben ch asked for the ro-
,poyal of water ditch running through
a.
canal and irrigation.
ELECTRIC WIRE DISPUTE.
The Bell Telephone Company sent
ina communication saying that the
street railway company hnd put IN
misleadirg statement In regard TO the
Interference OF their wires with the
TELEPHONE wires. They claimed that
tended It's lines cut State street
the Interference with the telephone
wires WAS 10 great that they
asked and obtained permission 20
string their wires TO Murray, the
Peniieniiary, etc., on Second East
street, and after that time the street.
car company had moved upon that
street without legal authority. They
ope,sied upon ordinary return wires,
srd ,bat me remedy s,lgpestud by tho
-, r,ii,yav cnnranv v.s ther.fote
ts,,,I sr,.. li.,,.l,.,,,,, -
!nipIhcleNoIe, ~, s.',..',I,. y,
their "ltus Goulu onIy ~ Isiuvu'ou Wy
lhe removal OF thn sIee.'ch "nes
from that street, liaiu on thn tnoie'
THEY WANT PROJECTION.
III. f,tinyrgpo, communication .yaa
chen read:
To the Honorable CITY COunclE
Genllemon-'rho undersigned respect
fully represent that In February, $500,
they received certificates OF election
fe,iing forth that thoy had boon duly
elected members Of the salt Lake City
Council, and on those certificates thoy
took their seats In tho Council and
served the city for about seventeen
months, and received tho regular salary
for that service.
The legality o. our oloction wns cnn-
iesod ia the courts, and tho supreme
Court oftho Territory decided In favor OF
our contestants. Wa nt once vacated our
uar ,' v ,h Y g uGii's a,, sooh thoir
navy NV p,push' st "kanS' US
,bs Nh, Co,nnii " IT, ~,
Nmuch NJ tho certificates OF election
were regularly issued to us by tho duly
constituted authoriues We ala our duty
"a fnivring upon tho uutlos OF the oihce,
unl 'he Guy having nccep'od oil our ser
Wee. and justly paid as no salary we
SHOULD now De projected against loss or
annoyance IN regard 10 lhe same
mlslako was made II was not
W mistake, ana We should not be made
lieyed eyoTy good citizen will admit was
sur antp what other course could wo
hNe ulhehT we could not presume TO
NN Judges OF mo eleciionl. our action
,H ~ resulted IN clearing away the doubt
,Shlen hlng over me Interpretation OF tho
Nv goyornlng elections In this city, and
ase'ns proper TO US mat the city should
Nv, ave uH harmless In this matter. We
.ueIeioro respectfully ask that You as-
.lne lhe defense 81 the suits mentioned
AuoNe NhlCh have been instituted ngninal