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

good law snd Keller can be removed
~ II provides.
Moran--I move that II 20 back TO the
city attorney Tor written opinion.
The city attorney-i have lust given
my opinion. II you want It IN writing
the stenugrapher can take II down.
My opinion will not change.
Wautlabd-l made up my mind In
this mstter four weeks ogo. know
We all know what public sentiment II
In this city against this man. He
should he removed aud / will vote In
favor Of 40 doing.
The motion to refer carried.
TnE POLE TRounEu.
The committee on streets recon-.
menIed the adoption Of the report from
Tire city engineer IN regard TO the dill
Guilty between the Telephone company
anu the salt Lakc City Street Rail.
way company IN regard 10 certain
poles on Second East street, recon.
meudinC that the Street Railway COM
pnny be ordered 10 remove said pOloe
and also recommending that the
blanket franchise granted said Street
Railway Company m regard 10 tue Uc'
4 cupatiuu OF the streets with their poles
be repealed, and that the matter be fe.
| foriud 10 the city attorney and city
engineer Tor tho necessary action.
After more acrimonious discussion
the matter was laid ON tue table for one
week.
THAT sLAuG HTER HOUSE NUISANCE.
The tAnitafy committee In the matter
Of the c0mplnlnt againtt the White
laughter house fupOi ted that tie COM
| plaint was Ia the main well founded.
The committee mad recommended that
he make certain Improvements, and In
/ view OF the fact thai he contemplated
moving the whoo plant very soon,
thought this would be suflicient
ADOPTED.
PAVING OHniHs.
ue!ss then oloted thu following,
which was referred 70 thu city attorney
Tor M opinion az 10 liz legality;
Hcsolvcd. That AL public aud private
alley. ou the following Hgeois shaH DO
| paved with STONE blocks or cohplo stouo.i
Both sides " State street from South
| Temple 20 rhhd Son,h.
liuth sides NJ Altn street from Soulh
1 Tomplc to Third South.
B1,h sides of Wost Temple street from
| south romplo 10 Third south
Both silos OF south Irmple'sttcct from
West Temple TO Siato.
10th tides OF tlfst South stree. nom
| West Temple 10 state.
10th side. OF Second South street from
| No-. romplc 20 state.
Both sides of Third South street nom
| WU-t Temple 10 Safe.
Aud that all Of said alleys shall loo
! paved for "a distance of 1909 feet back
from the property limo or street into
which they upou.
PARK IsiRUysNESrs.
Hei-s offered tho following, which
was referred 10 the committee on pub
lie grounds:
whereas, Tho city having but one pub
lie park. II l. Important thai tho same DO
improved and bcauunod TOT the bohohto OF
the public, therefore,
Resolved, That tho sum Of $4,000 ho
appropriated for that purpose.
Rich offered tho following, which
also went to the c)mmittte on public
grounds:
Resolved. That tho committee on public
grounds investigate NJ once the cause OF
the young trees, etc, dying around the
Eighth ward square, ana report to This
Council their lndings.with reeommendn'
lions.
AFTER THE MARSHAL.
Bell offered the following:
Rosoivod, That tho city marshal report
10 this Council reasons for his failure to
4 rcmoyo street stands, horse blocks and
other distractions from tho public streets
aud sidewalks ~ per resolution passed
by this Council July 9th, 1907.
Adopted.
BIDS FOR WATER PIPES.
The committee on waterworks re.
ported the following bids for $50 tons Of
Detroit pipe;
Detroit Pipe and Foundry co-..r;ll5i per ton
Iian nnd Montana Machinery Co. $3.50 "
ADDISON ripo AMI toundry Co..... stu "
Howard tiarrson Iron MurLs.... $50
Rhodes bruh...........................s- bhpV
They recommend that the bid Of
Rhodes Bros. be accepted.
Boil again made peraonAl speech
and said the committee had treated the
Mayor shabby.
Lawson-TheTe Is n constant bluster
in this Council about tue committee
, ON waierwOrks buying pipe over the
mayors head and keeping up petty
ight. II may be true that some u the
mayor trusted councilman are keep
ng upa petty fight tut ~ far NJ ! AM
oucerned personally repudiate It.
g Bell Has not the committee pur.
chased pipe without consultation?
LnwsOn-No, air.
Bull-No contracts entered into2
, L,wson-No, cir.
Bell-No papers signed?
Iawson-Nu, sir.
Bell--You are sure Of that?
Lawson twnimly )-Yes, sir, I am
sure Of that. | have tried to be patient
aud keep my temper within bounds
while the gentleman was speaking, for
, instead OF asking question he has
, been making "A speech. | want the
i members OF this Council TO understand
} once Tor all IN am not In the hard.
ware business,
Ewing--l am In favor OF droppipg
the bids out entirely and allowing IN
Mayor TO advertise for new ones. /
believe In giving to Cmlar what II hia
due.
. The CityAttorney-The committee.
. actions thus far ate Illegal.
Mofan--l W ~ be one Of the nrst
mcmbets 10 oppose interfering with ia,
Mayors prcfngative. II may hav,
been tho custom heretofore, but II |,
not necessarily correct, however.
Hardy-l request that the report lay
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