Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
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Councilman FOiland's ordinance
providing that tho county collector
shall receive city warrants Ia lieu Of
cash Tor city taxes and be- authorized
10 issue HE receipt for such taxes upon
the receipt Of said city warrants; that
the collector shall receive tho warrants
verified by the Mayor OF sue pesons
who are property ownuis aud Tesiiouis
OF tho city who PERFORMED labor on
amy Of the pueblo works VI tho city In
lieu OF cash AMI that the SAIL collector
NO authorized 20 issue his receipt for
aid city tnKcs upon receiving the
fuctirt above vufiil u, was tsl,rn up
and discussed for nearly an hour.
s.m0ndi peItlsnly anu siuffil ely V g.
ciatUd that II was altogether too c5m.
plicalel; that II suvOrud 10 much ~ the
Iilhing house scdp system In vogue
Ia this city.
Rch was on his feet instantur aud
called tbs gentleman 10 order, saying
hc was not aware that the rithing
mouse or aHy VI its methods were uu.
der dlcusai1ni he presumed that 81 tho
GRIP wac OF the Mnniiou hnicl chur.
aciur there would be- no objection
offered 10 ii providing It could 10 cor.
ralrd By the small fry proprietor OF that
hustelry.
FoliHnd was also nbou. 10 reply TO
tho unwarrnuted insult ON tho part OF
MI Slmonul when the chaifmania
gavrl fell, cutting oil further debate Of
a pcuonal nature.
On motion OF Slmondi the second
section Uf the ordinance was stricken
Uui, thus eliminating every feature
calculated 10 benefit tue wOtkingman.
Kelly WAS also In pronounce anti.
minority mood and pOmpUualy dc.
clarud that he Wantod resolution
Drawn up covering the same iiun.n
Ex'Councilman Ewing'H dauug.
uished successor was then given 10
uudOfstnnd that lac was outifoly ilnof.
ant Oi the legal phaHa of thu PROPOSE.
ton; that the ordinance had loen
drawn In accordance with tho Terfl.
tOfial law aud upon the advice OF tho
city attorney.
The remaining portion Of the ordi.
rance was then referred TO the city
attorney aud subsequently on motion
OF Moran the section sttlcRgn out waB
slso referred to tho attorney.
ANNUAL RENrAL Of roLEs.
Rlch's almost prehistoric ordinance
regulating the erection Of and use Of
Telegraph, telephone and electric wires
ana polo- In tho streets nnd alleys anu
rublio places Ia the city was taken
from the remotest corner OF the record.
ot's wallet. -
Rich moved that the companies ~
requested to pay the city yearly
rental Of $500 per pole, within tho
paving district.
Lawson moved 10 amend by insert.
Ing s., This motion was Lost,
Kelly attempted 10 show his col.
ltnguos that the companies hal tho
bulge ON tho city inusmuch tho latter
hgu about 900 "ni:chvs" on tho com.
panies' loles, used In the ire aud
police systcms.
Hardy said this difficulty could
easily be overcome by tho city trans.
ietTing It's wires 10 private buildings;
this companies did this On Ono OF his
business blocks few days ago. Had
lac had a hatohet with him ho would
have severed the wires.
ilmondi then endeavoTei 20 show
that like the illustrlous "Fathot OF
our country" he, too, was the owner Of
little hatohtt. This miniature axe
he proposed to loan 10 Nc. Harry.
Lawson said lac was tired OF these
clutches" They had occurred during
the entire history Of the present hd-
ministTatlon. A. soon NJ a tax OF any
nnd was going to be levied ON
mouioi corporation some member of
the council would see 10 it fOT tAe bune-
NJ that hitch occurred.
Moran moved 10 refer the matter to
the city engineer and city attorney.
Lawson said this attempted refer.
/ once was made 10 prevent the oTdln.
Anoe again coming up during their
present term Of office.
on motion Of Lawson 81 'per polo''
was inserted. This applies 10 the
| paved district,
Rich then moved 10 insert tho words
81 por pole outside OF the paved dis.
trlct,"
Lawson moved to amend by making
the amount "b2 per pole" Carried.
The ordinance tnon passed on the
following vote!
Ayes Beardsley, Bell, Foland,
Hardy, Heiss, Lawson, Rich, Want
lands.
Noss-Horn, Kelly, Moran, slmondi
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not FAVORABLE TO REALTY BOOMERS
The following resolution offered by
Hardy In May last, was brought 10
light the first time since it, iuirOduc-
tign:
Resolved, That hereafter, when thore
~ an extension OF wutormains whore
lLOro Is no Immediate uso for the H1m0,
| the par,lea who petition for such DN 0u-
sion shall pay all costs, Including inter-
sections Of strCuts,
As A SUBSTITUTE.
On motion OF Lawson an ordinance
regulating water script aud its issue
ANA the extension OF wateTmains was
taken up as n substitute. The orlin-
nncs provides that hereafter no eXton-
ion OF any wIterpipoa shall be- made,
ur pipes be laid, until the cost Of
such extension Is paid for la full into