Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-10


mittee NJ once through Its chairman
proceeded 10 DO lie duty. i DO not
know that u Ia absolutely necessary
that the committee shn1i consult with
Mayor Baekin a. 10 everything they
DO simply because he happens TO I've the
chief executive NJ this city. The com.
mittee j. not made Of thai kind Of stuff
that will bifs their heads aud with
hats In hand 20 and wait upon that
official every TINT they wish to DO
anything. When their work II over
they can report 20 him through the
council. There u no law nor method
that guarantees compels Ia 10 take
any other course. The n.mbere Of
the committee are gentlemen ami have
ne much right as Mr. Baskin.
Bell Dramatically lit IA tho heighth
Of indvcency for this committee and
especially this man Lawson 10 pureue
this course anu then talk In the man.
ner that he has before this council TO-
night. The whole affair Ia simply an
effort 10 get even; piece Of spite
work against the Mayor. u 10 retail
| liation---
Moran (rising quickly)-f call the
gentleman 10 otder--
Bell (indigunntlyl-t want you 10
undtrstand Mr.. Moran that ! am
strictly IN order and | want you 10
mind your business.
Hardy-Mr. President call the
gentleman TO ordesa
Boll-Never MINI Mr.. Hardy.
Moran iuslet that Mr. Bell is'out
OF order. He II becoming pcrsonel
Heiss--iie has right to DO p.noual
| In this case.
Bell Yep, I have right to be per.
soDal In this case.
On motion Of wantland the matter
was temporarily laid on the table.
REVISED oHDiNAScEs.
The city recorder reported that The
/ compilation Of tho rovil.o VI tue
| ordnance, piado by Mr. joseph lipp-
man under his diftoliou,w was now realy
] .Dr submission.
they be considered IN special e,ssions
10 bo commenced tonight tNednes-
day..
WHILE SERVING As pAYMAeTER.
City Treasurer Duke sent Ia COM
munica,lOu stating that prior 10 tho
time uf the appointment OF the deputy
auditor tue work ot pay master WAS
REFORMED by his Office assistants. Such
service was worth Slg0, AMI lac asked
an appropriation OF that amount Com-
mite On claims.
wATER,iAsTER's EsriNATEc.
The Matchmaker suhIni,t.d tstlmatcs
OF the expenses Of his department for
the quarter ending September 8Jih az
follows: supplies, $3.50 labor,
S35OO; total, $1,000. COMMITTEE on irri'
cation.
EMIGRATION WATER MGnIs.
The superinteudent ol wuterworks
called tho attention OF the Council 10
the water rights purchased by the
city H. Emigration cRny on, stating TINT
parties had since jumped them AMI the
matter should be given immediate at
teution. Referred.
FmTnY CUTTERS.
The health commissioner recon.
meuded the removal uf filth along the
cutters on Second South between Main
and West Temple streets. Superinteud.
ent OF streets aud health commissioner
associated.
KEsLER REDulSED.
The recorder read the following from
the police committee:
We your committee ON police sub
init tho following for your ac-
ton In the matter Of Police Justice Kos
ler, find that no excuse can be given for
his conduct ON the evening ~ June l7th,
ls02 and that his conduct was against tho
honor and dignity Of his high and res
ponsiblo position aud WAS open 10 con-
suro. NJ. II. BEAnDsLEY,
J. l.. Lawson,
ELL 4. FoLLASD,
y, j. MORAN.
The report was adopted ON the fol.
lowing vote;
Ayes Beardsley, Bell, Evans, Ew.
Ing, Folland, Harry, Heise Lawson,
Moran, Rich, Simouci, Wantland.
Notion.
ISEhLER STILL SMILES.
Hcias offered the following:
Resolved, That W. W. Csc, tho justice
of the peace for the Fifteenth precinct, Is
hereby selected police judge until further