Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-07
SUBSTITUTE SALARY BILL,
# Passed tho City Council at The
Adjourned Session,
yuy BOND SALE IyPERFECrLY
MADE.
u Real Estate SCHEME" Promptly
Slppcd in tho Bnd.--ciy Work
TO be Given TO Married Men.

Abssnt-Karrick.
Alter the minutes Of the previous
,,et,rg had been read, amended anu
.np,oyed the following communica'
tlons were read:
MORE POLICEMEN.
II. n, Baskin Mayor
mar sir--I respectfully recommend the
o,ilowing named por-ons to positions on
~ malice force. Walter sherman as
,'c,,rtsI policeman. and NJ. j. sullivan
,a,st,oirnau, and submit tho same for
vonr consideration;
Yours respectfully,
L. NJ. JASSEY, Chief Of Police.
Mayors ofricE. May O, 1872
hereby appoint Walter sherman M
,,s,ntcd pollcomal, and NJ, J. sullivan
nairoipan, and submit these appoint
monte 10 tho Council for continuation.
X. n. BAsKtN, Mayor.
On motion Of Beardsley the appoint
meu,s were confirmed.
THOSE BONDS AGAIN.
The following communication from
Il. II. Rollins and Sons Of Denver was
read and an ordinance passed under q
,u,pension OF the rules covering the
same:
George L. Ponhal, Salt Lake;
Dear sir-wo hand you herewith an
ordinance prepared by Judge Parks anu
which authorizes tue slgnlng OF the v si,
non. on the bonds TO be issued by SAT-
lake city. The legal papers which
have been furnished US show no authority
whatever for signing tho coupons by tho
treasurer alone. The proceeding already
would contemplate the signing OF mo
same coupon by tho same officers VINO
sipno tho bonds, and therefore, to avoid
any question In tho mtufo We consider u
impoftnnt that this ordinance with rel.
ctencc tn these bonds should DO pNsseu
by tho CITY Council at onro.
'Thcordinancc further provides that the
bonds which were issued u few days ago
aud which bore the signature OF J. Is.
Walden on the coupons shall be cancelled
and DESTROYED, and report OF the same
shall be made 10 the city Council.
AMER this ordinance II passed ana bo,
comes a Jaw by publication YOU WIZ
pieasc furnish us = copy OF the ordinance
Win prnof OF publication, ana also a
copy Of the report Of tho Mayor, treasurer
and city clorS 10 this Guy Council, thai
the old bonds have boon cancelled ana
destroyed a, provided In this ordinance.
To REMOVE THOSE roLEs.
Councilman Evans introduced the
following resolution;
Resolved, That the street supervisor be
instructed to remove all useless telegraph
poles and other distractions now stand
Ing ON street aud sidewalk between fifih
and sixth West on Second south, and
that said street on north sido Of tracks DO
10. a.nIltlar a II
Committee on streets.
TRIM YotR SHADE TREES.
The following resolution by Coun-
Gilman POLAND was adopted:
That tho ordmeuco In relation to tho
trimming Of sidewalk shade trees DO on.
forced by the proper officer.
BACHELORS NOI IN NJ.
Evanp, Btardsley and Ewing sub.
mittcd the following;
Whereas, A large number of mon rosl-
donts OF this city, having families TO sup
port, are now unemploledi and
whereas, This class Of inhabitants have
10 contribute largely to the support ~ The
municipal government In addition to their
other obligalonsi DO II
Resolved, That Il is tho sonso OF the
Council that married mon, residents OF
this city, be gwen preference whom they
apply ior work, and that heads Of depart
mcnts employing labor DO Instructed
accordingly
Committee on ways and means.
"a RIAL ESTATE SCHEME"
Bell submitted the following;
Resolved, That the city attorney be In.
sirucled 10 investigate and report how
much, " any, of tho rity's vacant lands
said to contain about 700 acres, being parl
IT tho lands received from Congress un-
Diet the townsite act, lying In the north
err purt OF tho rity, has been legally de-
dictated for park purposes, and the date
OF HE dedication, scoor'llug To the meth
Cd tue law proscri6es.
Moran-who Introduced that reso.
''i Heii tcommlt,iuglyl- Fred Trlm.
mer.
Nloran.- who Is Fred Trimmer ami
what right has he got to Introduce any
such measure?
Bel recovering his equanamltyl-
Oh, he simply gave It to ms to intro
uuce.
Momu-I see, / SEQ, Mr.. Bell,
The @uyor-A member eau intro.
duce a resolution Ia that manner. II
seems all right,
Rich-It looks to me like roal estate
scheme.
Messrs. Folland ana Hardy took the
same view and the latter moved that
IT DO tabled indefinitely. Carried.
spRISKLINu rRoBLEM.
This was referred to the committee
on sprinkling and municipal laws:
lie It hereby ordained by tho Mayor
aud city Council Of suit Lake City;
That new sprlnkling district bo aud
the same hereby Is created 10 be kuuwn
~ sprlnklmg district No. 81, comprising
The following territory; AllSf FRS street,
from First East ltrUei to ;, G 10 ) streets
Inclusive, from brigham street to First
street, Brghnm, Fir.t South and Second
South streets, from Tenth East To lhir.
tenth East, including Eleventh aud
Twelfth streets from Brigham street TO
hecond South, also Thirteenth East from
First South IN Fifh South.
Kids ON srRISSLINu.
The committee on sprinillng pre-.
scented the iollowing:
Your committee In company with tho
city recorder opened the bids for street
eprlnkling advertised Tor by order OF tho
city council, and presented report at
the meeting OF May 3rd, 1907; the COM
mlltee met again on Thursday, May o,
1879, and after duo doliheraiion evolved
the following addressed TO Mount 4
Griffin, city. "Wlll YOU sign contract
md nut nm rananunltln hand 10 surf,,Lt.