Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-28
The CITY WILL DEFEND.
Fhs BOGUS EX.COu1cllmsn in The CaCk
Salary Contest.
LAND FOR A SEWAGE Farm.
pselslon on The Sale Of city Gas Stock
Extension Of Natormalns.--
Electric Lights ordered.
LAND ron a SEWAGE FARM

Moran, bNlif AsHhi7i 'NNAN"sNst 'NNA
land, Lawsou-ll.
Absent-Simondi-i.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Us. Grow and 327 others protesiei
,g,inst granting any more franchises
70 railway companies In the central
tart Of the city.
Laid on the table to come up later.
Houlahan, Morris 4 Griffith nslsod
an extension OF thirty days on their
contract with the city to construct
catch basins on Main street. Board Of
public works.
Mra. O. ostler complained OF Mount.
cd Policeman Heath taking forcible
poaosaion Of two cows belonging to
her and impoundlDg them. Committee
CD police.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Tele.
phone company asked TO be allowed to
place poles at the intersection Of
Main and First and Second South
streets.
Particle & Company and others
ssked that the city sealer OF welg hts
and measures be removed and n
successor appointed. Laid over tenn
porarily.
THE CITY cAS SELL.
The city attorney reported that the
city could legally dispose Of It's gas
stock. Received and filed.
SILVER SUCCEEDS RICHARDS.
The mayor sent In n communication
appointing L.. Il. Silver to succeed DIR.
Joseph 3. Richards (resigned) rs
member OF the mum oipal board OF
health. Confined.
PAVEMENT REFUND.
The city engineer reported that the
cost Of constructing pavement ON
Richards street was s7,0S7.03. The
Richards brothers hnd paid the city
s590.50 Ia excess OF the former amount.
He recommended that tho city refund
the latter amount. Referred.
METEs AND BOUNDS.
The city attorney reported that ms
per orders he had surveyed the Warm
Springs property. Received and filed.
ANOTHER sAFB WANTED.
The city engineer reported that an
additional safe In his office was neces-
iary. Committee on improvements.
FOR SEWERAGE.
J.B. Thompson sent In communi.
cation In which he announced that he
AIf frlN 10 40
hundred and forty acres OF ground for
htewage farm, eight miles due west Of
the Temple block. Special committee
on sewage.
CouNoILMANIC SALARY QUESTION.
The committee on municipal laws
recommended that the council instruct
the city attorney 10 defend the bogus
ex'councilmen, Hall, WOstenholme
and Armstrong In the suit brought by
Richard Young and other Peoples
eouncilmen who were deprived Of
their seats.
The city attorney said that II was
Useless to instruct him thus Us he had
already given an opinion 10 the effect
mat the petitioners were personally
responsible.
Horn spoke two or three times In
hVor OF Tue adoption OF the report OF
Tue committee. IL was finally adopted
anu The city Will have to bear the OK
pehses OF the contest.
rtvcrntc ,tours o,ny,r
mi, ''''''''
ported favorably on the petition for the
,shollshment OF electric lights at the
intersections OF Eleventh East anu
tourth and Fifth South streets.
Adopted.
rXIrSs,oN op u.rr,,,,,,s
u w wa '''''A''9'
rue committee on waterw0rks re.
= jenkins for an extension OF water
mains on West Temple for three blocks
peyOnu Ninth South street. A dobted.
M spt, rur - ,u,. o.a CO..
Follana oes,od . ,o.,,,,.,on III
tlllng the sale OF the city gas stock for
ss,,009'VgO' Inc amount per share was
N5tUi,
harrick wanted to know why tho
SsGmmllitee was willing to Hccept
na,'y, per share when SlS5 per share
rect Ts ulu not think II was cor
gated the Question caTen,iiv u '"''SH'
Karrick said he knew lint sian nor
share was being ofT.red hv c.rtain
parties for a portion OF The two.th,r,ia
Horn moved to refer 10 a special