Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-16
The City Council Avoided
WTaDgling Last Night
TO FINISH THE EAGLE GATE.
Discussion Over a Bottle Of Whisky
Bought for Sewer Employees.
rood INSPECTOR ArsorSrED.


| business.
The City Council me, In regular
session last night. In the ndsonco Of
President Looibourow, Councilman
Beardsley was called to the chair. The
members present were: Rich, Foilaad,
karrlck, Evans, Horn, 5imondi,
Wantland, Kelly, Hardy, Moran--ll.
Absont-Loofbourow, Bell, Heiss--
3.
Recorder stanton and his assistant,
Elmer Ellsworth, were both present,
aud Fred Dennis acted as chief clerk.
Tho minutes Of tbs meeting Of Friday
night last were read, amended aud
approved, alter which
PETITIONS
were read and referred rs follows:
Groesbock Brothers asked 10 be nj.
lowed to lay n private sidewalk In front
OF their new store at 9G7 south Main
street. Board Of public works.
Tho board OF education asked for
number Of permanent sidewalk grades.
Referred to the city engineer.
II. ID. Elder aud others asked for cer-
tain Improvements on Seventh West
street. Committee on streets.
TO FINISH THE EAGLE GATE.
Spencer Clawson, chairman Of the
Eagle Gate committee, w. $. Meteor.
nick and NJ. S, Walker and othors
osk,d tho c,tv f,o,ncii ~ an,,on,,a,.
a.. s,,, =, ans "a ~" ~. " Ip,.,a,,"s
'he sum " si"o'iV ior inc completion
of thai old labd mark, the Eagle Gate.
/ The total cost OF construction s4iO0.
The petition was referred TO the com
mittee on improvements.
oproptr,s ,torptD
Frank Munroe asked the council 70
give him hotel liquor license. Mt.
MuDroe pledges himself to Keep a pop
fvctly respectable hotel anu ~ ~ ~
case Ills petition is granted. TIE, llitip
Is 10 DO known ms the "Poople's hotel"
anu II TO he run In connection with tho
variety thenter on Commercial street.
Foon tSsprcrop
The mayor sent In a communication
In which he announces the appoint
ment of a. 5. Kendall US city food In
spector.
On motion OF Moran the matter was
referred TO the sanitary committee but
not until after several OF tue council
men had told IN glowing language
hniIer and MIA nuaIIHc,tiona no n tood
Insnsctor
Rich asked where Mfr. Randall had
oh,nin.I his ,S n.rIs,cs
KeIIv resnonded in oN.rhi Iu.b
coiinty.u
Ricb-.The mont marLa,s NJ ,II,,l,
Cbioagn,j are moi very iary,. and I'M
KenIall,s experi,n 90 ia no laYg.r thar
this bu,v of The far south + dn NO,
antIeinate tha, he will serve IN. cItv
vc,v veil wy
K.IIy-rbe m.a, ,,a,L.,s n, ,ho, o,,y
ara not very Iary. mi ,he,, h'.ey, y
are wbonne,s ysrI,shIs mas,adons
| Iauvht.rl will saw n,,ihs, ,na,
nave known MIR KendaIl for y.a,s
and known him well. un was a
schooI teacher hsr, som. v.ars 400 and
will s.Tv, IN. citv with crsdis H.
wns raIsed I'm a buicher anon md viii
nnnpfat ND Ills hllalnHEa
Moran-Oh' I know lots nj p.,,b.,,
who were raised In, Nh. butcher sbons
but that Is no align that we must MAJ,
food inspectors of then.
Moran then laughed and an did
seyer.I Of his colleag,Ies. DIscnsstnn
then ceased.
sInp,yAtEs
The city engineer sent In cOmmu-
nication stating that there was no or
dinanco liking the sidewalks ON First
width of sidewalka lie flxed mt ahnnt
thirty pee cent OF the width OF the
streets. TINS woulu make the width
OF tue sidewalks as iolIoWE FOR streets
on ieet wlde, ia'toot sidowalks; 5s'ioot
0.ioot sidewalks: dG.foot streets' IO.fooi
sidewalks; IO'loot streets, lO3 foot
Sidewalks, sC'oot streets, l2'ioot
sidewalks; sZ!toot streets, l2'ioot