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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

The city council met last evening, and q
five hour session was held. The length Of
the meeting was mainly attributable TO d
lengthy discussion as TO the feasibility Of
establishing system OF waterworks.
After the usual preliminary business was
disposed OF, President Thorstensen made
some valuable suggestions in regard to
adopting more systematic method Of pro-
cedure in the order of regular business.
The freedom of the floor being granted TO
those present who had any matter TO pre-
sent to the council, Joseph Kicks stated
that the rate of compensation for sprink-
ling the streets was not sufficie Mt
to allow him to purchase an i'm
proved sprinkler, as he had proposed,
as the merchants had not agreed to pay as
literally as it had been supposed they
would; so that instead of getting $50, Gs
had been contemplated, he could only raise
monthly stipend of $64, including the $40
paid by the city.
A petition from the Thatcher Bros.
Banking company, asking that their bank
license be RENTED and applied on the pay
ment OF their opera house license, was re-
ferred.
DR.. Slower, of the Agricultural college
committee, asked if there was q proba-
bility OF the city putting II system OF
waterworks, as the college would like TO
pay its proportion Of the cost, and share
the water; if not they would put in a sys-
tenn of their own, sufficient for their needs.
Discussion on the question was deferred
until later in the evening. The doctor
also stated that they would like deed for
the land granted them by the city some
time ago. Referred.
A petition from N. c. Edlefsen, as king q
reconsideration of the price set on some
land sold to him by the city, was referred.
Several petitions asking for the estab-
lishment of electric lights and drinkin 2
fountains were referred to their respective
committees, as were also two petitions OF
people who were willing to run the city
estray pound at the rate of 30 cents per mead
for all estrays.
Four retail liquor licenses were granted,
also one brewery license
A petition from the Logan fire depart
ment asking the city to pay for the fire
mems uniform was referred.
The committee on license reported that
they considered the present license law an
ample protectect:on TO merchants if en-
forced. Accepted.
The committee on fire department re-
ported against the proposition to purchase
q chemical engine Report adopted.
The committee on finance reported that
they had ascertained the city's borrowing
capacity to be 1913. 1890, according to tie
assessment roll for 1892.
The committee on public grounds had
made arrangements to sell the hay grow
ing on the city park at rates that were sat
isfactory to the council.
The usual bills were presented and a..
lowed, after which the water works cues
ton engaged the attention of the council
and the committee on water works was au-
thOrized To employ competent hydraulic
engineer to ascertain the exact cost of the
proposed system.
Adjourned al u o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
All ABoARDt

but have you got supply u Hostetter !
Stomach Bitterss No. Then you have
made q sad commission, and if you are
troubled with slomachic qualms en- route
II you are sea sick. my dear sir, or madam,
you viii have deserved your fate. How
dreadfully the waves or the jarrlng OF the
engine or screw shakes you upt Now there
ID q mute but awful call to the ships side.
Now, ii you had the Bitters along with you
this wouldn't happen. Travellers and
tourists take our advice, and before you
atart on your catching or ocean voyage,
your coast wise trip or inland outing, OBJ
tain the Bitters, and thus fortify your
selves against stomachic difficulties,
malaria, dyspepsia, and the effects Of ex-
posure in rough weather or bac diet OF
water. Take II too, for biiiousness,
kidney trouble and rheumatism
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
OGDEN.
AT THE GAS WELL
The Work Has Been Greatly
Delayed
Owing 70 Mismanagement- Probate Court
Real Estate gransfers-5enerai
Gleanings

"a HERALD representative made visit TO
thu natural gas well yesterday and found
thetcorps Of men at work drawing out the
six-iNch pipe that had been put down on
the INSIDE Of the casing.
The Grilling was superintendent from the
start uR 10 few weeks ago by M. A.
Lucnenb bach, who passed himself as an old
experiehced mining engineer, and the num-
Der Of gus wells that he had put down
during HIS lifetime was in the neighbor-
hood Of about ninety
The gas well company not satisfied with
the manner in which ne executed his work
relieved him Of bis position and placed an
other man in his stead. On investigation, the
condition of affairs was more serious than
was at first supposed. 1t seems that the
casing was put down 10 q depth of about
four hundred feet when 3 thick
strata OF ouicksand was encoun-
tered. Luchenbach didn't seem
to understand what procedure TO take in
order TO drive the casing down, and after
several attempts TO do so gave i up Us an
impossibihty. The quicksenu had him
ooralled and then be attempted to try an
other plan, which was by driving down a
6-inch pipe inside the casing He succeeded
81 that plan to depth of several hundred
feet when that pipe too became so tightly
wedRed by the pressure OF the sand that
he couldn't bulge it. About this time the
parties by whom he was employed and al
lowed TO spend their money, appeared on
the scene and made short work of in
forming MIR. Luchen bach that his services
were no longer wanted.
The last ten days have been devoted to
drawing out the smaller piping and last
evening there yet remained in the ground
141 feet. One Of the men employed at the
well informed the reporter that
1t would have been an easy matter TO have
gotten either of the pipes down had it been
done properly. The principal reason why
MIR. Luchenbach made failure in drivir &
the smaller pipe was because the joints
were not fastened together securely and the
threads would not stand the force Of the
heavy hammer above. AS q result OF it, in
drawing the pipe out OF the earth the joints
have broken of several times which has
made the job very long and tedious one.
Whether the gas company will meet with
The same experience in the large casing re
mains yet 10 be seen, and in any event Il
will be found necessary TO draw it out
also. the work Of the past five months will
amount TO nothing; the money expended
for labor and the expense in operating the
drills will be wasted; GHd il they then OK
pect TO reach the great basin OF natura
gas below, 1t will be necessary to begir
the work over again. Ii Is q great disap
poiniment to the gentlemen interested In
the enterprise that the progress Of the vel
has been retarded by the hands Of unex-
perienced men.
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Probate Court.

In probate court yesterday ]. S. Houtz,
Louisa Houtz, George G. Bent, Thomas
Hadley and ID. &. Bent, directors of the
Ogden Paint, Oil and Glass company, fled
petition for dissolution. The case was
set down for hearing on August 3.
In the estate Of John McQuaig, deceased,
John McQuRig, Jr., and Kate McQuaig,
fled petition asking that a citation be is
sued citing Robert Wilson, administrator
OF the estate. to appear and show csuse
why the estate should not be opened, and
show cause why q correct accounting
should not be had.
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PROVO.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Row the Garden City Thrives and Prospers-
The Courts, etc.

Row the Oaruen City 1nriVes anu fr05perS-
The Courts, etc.
William Greer Of Spanish Fork was at
tending to legal business in Provo yester-
day.
Slr. and Mrs. Twelves and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. K. Knowlden start this morning for
Hcbhle Creek cailou, where they will
while away the summer hours tor abort
period.
Mrs NJ z. Carroll wife Of the general
manager OF E.ldredge Brothers company,
has arrived in Provo, which is to be her
future home.
A. 0. Smoot, ir., returned last evening
from q lecture tour though Sanpete and
SEWER counties. He finds a most wonderful
interest exhibited in the Kelley cure and
was greeted with crowded houses wherever
he held forth. Several subjects were in
duced 70 go 10 Salt Lake and take the treat
mcnt.
a few light-hngered boys have been sus-
picioned Tor some time of carrying litera-
ture away from news stands without pay
ing for it. Last evening one was detected
carrying of Poltcs Gazette, and will prob.
ably be made an example Of.
w H. Herman, John j. Judson and J.
II. DenhRlter. Of Salt Lake, were at the
Roberts yesterday.
The Garden City Mandolin club 20 10
Casteia this evening for an excursion and
ball. pleasant time is anticipated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
PENNINGTON.
A Little Child Drowned in a Fish Pond.


John Henry, son OF james and Mary
Loynd. was drowned Thursday morning 81
10 o'clock, close by their residence near
Lake Park.
He WAS ] a years old and was from his
mothers sight only few minutes.
He fell over the bank of fish pond near
the house. 1t is supposed he fell on his
head and could not keep his head above
water, although the water is only one foot
in depth.
A l0year-old sister got him out within
about ten minutes after he fell in, and the
parents used every means in their power
to resuscitate him, but life was extinct
The parents feelings can better be i'm
agined than described, and they have the
heartfelt sympathies of their numerous
friends.
The little unfortunate was buried Friday
afternoon al 3 o'clock. G. 7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02

M M. Kellogg VS.. Talitah Fiddler: five
days granted in which to amend complaint.
@. S. Christensen vs. G. L. Christensen:
order Of the court was made 10 pay ell
costs and money in accordance with indg-
ment inside Of two months or be taken 10
jail.
Montague VS. Tufts; until July I'd was
granted TO file an amended complaint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
Tho accounts OF B. Bachman. Jr., were
approved BY order Of the court.


The Chapman Mercantile Company.
The Chapman Mercantile company have
filed articles OF Incorporation with the
county clerk The firm is composed Of
James Chapman end Sons and they will
carry on merchandising, milling and stock
raising, with capital stock Of $50. 600.
The following are officers in the corpora
ton: james Chapman. president and di-
rector: James Chapman. vice president and
director; Washburn S. Chapman, secretary
and director; Alphonso Chapman, director.
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For the National Educational association
meeting ut Saratoga Springs, the Rio
Grande Western will sell excursion tickets
at S69.S5 from July to z, inclusive.
Apply at Union ticket office, 200 Main
street.
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J. L. Dee et al. to John Van Dervein.
lots in Nallew View addition
Y. o. Dorburg et al. 10 A. c. Harris,
part or Nelson Park 8ddition---- 81
H. j Moody et al 10 T. .. Pelt, lots in
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j. r. Horspcol ct al to a. Il. Martin,
part lot !, block 81. plat A--------------- IL
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-02
Local Notes.

One solitary marriage license today
Marvin z. Pack. aged 81, and Cora Knowl-
ton, aged %, both Of Salt Lake.
Tho chamber Of commerce will meet on
Tuesday evening next, when 1t is expected
that many important questions will be dis
cussed.
have just returned from Z trip up Logan
cafion TO their mining claim, the Amazon
They report a wonderful development in
the claim, having now six feet OF ore in
sight Of a very promising appearance.
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James Il. Dunn VS.. Pollard: suit was
brought to recover $40. alleged to be due
on account. the commissioner rendered a
decision disallowing the claim and taxing
the costs to tho plaintiff.
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low RATS TO SARATOGA. NEW YORK
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z inclusive. Rate $69S5 for the round
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NREfLs - e kouNp.

TIE Peerless CycIe club have secured
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SOLDIERS REUNION.

But two days yet remain of the time
allotted for raising the funds required in
aid Of the reunion, and no decision has
vet been arrived at, although the council
acted with the utmost magnauinity At
their last meeting.
The hitch now appears to he with the
police commissioners, and their decision
will either give rs the reunion or kill II SO
far IS Wichita is concerned
The committee OF twenty five are q good
deal worried over the prospect as much
valuable time Is being fritted away, even
il the show should 20 OF. Another days
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OF the cent-a-mile rate. As the Transmits
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RIKrHnAY PaRrY.

Quite az enjoyable evening was spent
yesterday By number Of Miss May Fan
ning's friends, AZ her home, 457 North
Fourth avenue. il being the occasion o;
her eleventh birthday. This party viii
long be remem b4red BY those present as
being one OF the most delightful Of TIE
season. Games, and a dainty supper
served AZ $50 O'clock. helped 70 pass the
hours most pleasantly, and al Q clock the
guests departed.
Those invited were May Belle Eliridge.
Beulah Creditor. Na--s-isse RaElII, Ma
ME Jackson. John Eldr.Gge, Clara Wash
burn, Mary hInkaid. Winnie Barnes
Flora Stanley. Alice AID Robert Campbell
Mamie Houck. Katie Dorsey. Myrtle ana
Frank Ratcl.a. Lovette Jackson, Olive
Corie. Rear Reed. Mzbel Fl~eusn. Nellie
WesGS2ts. Annie and Charlie Stewsr-.
Opal Street, ArrAie Fsnuinz. Ada1 vi.
son. Alice and Nellie Cartwright Eds-E
and Bsui4h Cowden-