Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-27
ONE AND A HALF PER CENT,
that IS What City Assessor and COL
ltCtOr Leonard
airs ON ALL COLLECTIONS MADE
EY lilN.
mia saIooumen After The Stars OF
Chief Paul aud Captain
Donovan.

The City Council met In regular
..s,on last night. President Loot
bourow was again tardy and Council
nan Benrialoy was called to the chair
and was prooee ding TO perform tue
duties OF presiding officer when MI.
Loof,ourow put in an appearances anu
relieved Mr.. Beardslcy Of further re-
possibility
The councilmen in attendance were'
Rich. POLAND, Hardy, Moran, Horn,
Ewing, simondi, Beardsley, Hei's,
Evans, wantland, Lawson.
Abscut-Karrick, Boil.
Anor the minutes Of the previous
meetile had been read, amoudcd AMI
approved, the following
PETITIONS
were read md referred as specified
il. Williams asked for m electric
Itch, at the intersection OF Twelfth
nast street and South Temple Street.
Committee ou improvements.
q. w. Mutcy asked to he appointed
oa position on the police force. Conn
mitlee on police.
Charles Coulam and o,hera asked for
an extension Of watormains ON Seventh
South streets. Committee on water
works.
H.s.A Culmer called attention To
the dangerous condition OF sidewalk
on ID street ani asked that II be- repaired
At once. Committee ON streets.
Richard Howe asked the city TO re-
pait eertsln fumes tullt by the city on
lis property near South Cottonwood
Jordan Canal and Irrigation Com
Iauy. -, az.
street canal be- repaired. jordan Cana
aud Irrigation Company.
TO REMOVE THE TRACKS.
The board Of public works was in
slrucied 70 remove the Utah Contra
trncka a ilntnuce OF "a few feet from Ia,
retaining wall at the mouth OF Patloyi
e,nyou, the work to be done hy u,
railway company ut the expense OF the
city. ..
nuiLDISG PERMITS.
The building INSPECTORS report FOL
the quarter showed 81 permits issued
the Total cash value Of the same beint
sSj3,Q0O.
AFTER THEIR STATS.
The recorder read the following;
Gontleinen-.ft having como 10 ou
knowledge that on July 18th, the chic
and captain 0fpolicc did, without hnthur
ty or warrant oi lHw and In violation o
thOir duty, wfuugmlly iniuto ana destroy
she property ~ Louis llobein by wiliulll
and wfongiully breaking In the door Il
his place Ut business on state street 10
twoCn First and Second South streets
and It having further come To- our KNOW
ledge that the chief aud captain OF polio
idlikewisc on the 2ith OF july, violent
ly, wrongiully aud without warrant .
law, iuiuiO tho properly OF Mrs, ia
Kelley by violently ANA without author
iiy uf law, breaking down the door O
her residence.
Therefore, we petition your HONORABLE
body TO appoint a committee 20 lnNcail
rat, the conduct Of these OllicOra and
they shall be found guilty, 90 romoy
them. JACuu Mumih,
l.. ". DTNlAN,
HoIFut1NFu a SOLDNArEi
HiNUY W NoSLu,
ALBERT Fi-ulU,
Committee on police.
TO LAY A SIDEWALKS.
In the matter.of the petition Of tn
Gflcsbecks TO lay sidewalk on Mail
strtet, the committee on streets recon
mcndud that the matter be rnferre
TO the bOarh OF public works. >
referred.
10 RFsIovE POLES.
In the matter OF removing the pole
belonging TO the Great Salt Lake
Hot Springs Railway Company o
Third West street tho work was OF
derod done forthwith.
wALpES's Wall.
The committee on streets reported o
the following from }. y. Walden;
Al this moment there IL a hand .orga
playing In front OF my Office, which Wi
DIVE customers away under all cifcun
stances. The music which Il griuds e.,
Is ~ far from melody as Ogden Is froi
heaven.
WIN you please SEQ TINT II il discor
tinuCd. II Ills not will be compello
to place the gentleman under salary
Keep away.
The committee suggested that Wa
deu make the beet terms possible rs
paying his musical opponent n salar
AMI report the result VI his lahor-
the Council August 2nd next. Adopto,
NEW JAIL.
Rich offered the following;
Resolved, That tho committee q
prisons DO instructed to investigate n
city jail, IT, facilities, accommodation
mic, and report To the Council the adyls
bilIty Of building OF new jail
Adopted.