Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-19

date. 80.
Hcardsley moved to accep, the $780,
900 proposition.
Hardy said the Council should be
little careful how II novel IN the mat
ter. The city had gradually been dis-
posing Of all It's earning property.
II the preaent TCrklcGs course
were continued II would be
necessary TO increase he rate OF
taxation, That would be burden ON
property owners. Tho city's vas stock
was now paying an an ual dividend
OF $50, 900 that would pay the Interest
Of a great many bonds.
Horn said he was not In favor OF the
city owning any property In outside
corporations. lie seconded Nit. Boards
lsy's motion.
Wantland also spoke In favor OF Mr..
Beardsloy's motion.
Hardy said that the gas company's
net earnings In 1891 were $4,000. The
clty's proposition OF that amount
would be about One-thlrd.
Lawson eald that Mr.. Karrlck intl-
mated few weeks since that flbO por
ebare could be secured, but he was not
present for some good reason he pre-
sumed. IL was n question In his mind,
however, n 1t would not be advisable
TO defer action for few Jays.
Wentlaud said again that the sale OF
the stock would be beneficial to the
cliy-which would need the 100000
aud ma much more ns n could get. The
prospcct OF selling the corner near the
city was not very bright at present.
Rich-Do we need the money now?
Wantlnud-- Not tonight.
Rlch-How soon?
Wautland-Just as quickly ms we
can get II.
Rich-You arc member OF the
Gsauee committee. VIII you tell ms
how much money we have In the
treasury?
Wautiaud (hesitatingly )--well-
Rich About sl90,Ol0i
wantland-Yes,I think so.
Beardsloy--We have been giving
| franchises away hero for sOme time,
PERHAPS Il would be good idea to In
vestigate the matter and see II We can
not get $4,000 bonus.
| Hardy-I want to-
Siuoudi--I object TO Mr.. Harry
speaking more than once. l Insist on
| the rules being enforced.
Moran (generously)-t move that
Mr.. Hardy be givsnunanimou consent
10 speak again.
| Himondi---l object.
| Moran-rhen he can use my turn.
Tho chair (amilingly) --You can
delegate no such power TO colleague.
Bimondi withdrew his objection and
| Hardy was allowed 10 take the door.
Ho simply advised that further action
do deferred In the matter for ono week,
and NO moved.
The chair stated that ho beloved that
ali the verbal mo,ionS made were on
Of order.
Lawson-As this Ia u matter OF pub
lie trust involving the disposition Of
valuable property, ~ business mon and
public custodiana We cannot Afford Ia
sell this tonight. We should take
reasonable time 10 consider this propo'
sitlon. He moved that the matter bs
laid over or one week.
MIR. FEMALE AMENDS.
Mr.. George Il. Penhale, Rrepresentn
tive Of tho Rolling Company, wa
present and amended his former prOpo
sition 80 az to give the city $4,000
cash down AMI the matter Of extend
ing the franchisn OF the Power, Ligh
and Heating Company to be considers
afterwards.
Iiawson sald that az representative
Of 90, 600 people the Councilmen coul
not afford TO close the bargain withOu
further investigation. Perhaps the bi
would be- increased. IL hud nlread
! been increa o during tho evening b
! the amount ols50O0. He wanted 1t
reach the apex.
Wantland--I would like to kno'
where the gentleman found that wor'
also II ne Included unborn children
his instantaneous census.
crap! R,plD went tho president
gavel with the words "genllsmen 20
Q must not be Iersouai."
THE SALE COMPLETED.
: The sale WIS consummated on u
following vote: Ayes - Beardsle.
Il Folland, Heiss, Horn, Kelly, RiC
i Slmondi, Wantland-s. Noes-Evan
I, Hardy, Lawson, Leolbourow, Mora
!. ID.
"a sASlrARY CENSUS ESUMERAToRs.
v The board Of health sent in n cor
y munlcation appointing the followiT
" gentlemen as sanitary inspectors II
II compensation OF 50 per day: l..
y johnson, Fred Taylor, w. Il. AndIeI
Mr.. Newton, w. =. Hawkes., !.
u Fisher, Frank May, q. u, Mlhan, NJ
10 Dtuce, Mort q. Taylor. Sanitary ooI
A. mittee.
u THE Mayors VEroEs
ID were then taken up ON motion
.. Lawson. The paving contract vC
Id was fret considered.
Se Beardsley said; | am going to va
M against tho mayors veto. We wa
N some work done here. We have got
ty lot Of idle men here, probably 800,
Mt put TO work. 1t would DO an {
60 Of charity.
,t. Rich--I am In favor Of proceedi
.ss with paving. l am opposed 10 /
~ mayors veto. We are being trlfl
~ with by the mayor like tchool boys.
n, the interest Of facilitating business
IN suggest that hereafter when bids 4
ny received by the Council
IA simply refer the matter to the ma,