Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-21
THE PROCEEDINGS.

THE PROuEEDiNas.
Wendell Benson asked for mopev
paid being held by tho city for curblpe
ana paving. Committee on streets.
w. w. Woolley offered to purchase
pile nj wood from tho city near Lib.
erly ParA. Committee on public
grounds with power to act.
q. II. Elakely nskei for a rebate n,
restaurant keepers' license.
d. A. Nelson asked for a rebate OF
license Committee on license.
ANoRY BREWERS.
The Brewers Association font I'm
communication complaining of
the alleged unlawful and dls.
graceful conduct OF Policeman
Tom Mathews and an officer wb,m
they DID not know. They say that
VIC accused iorclbly entered Williams
ueTfAhs' HAL on the evening OF
January l4thi while n meeting of IN,
brewers' Union "a eecrst oraanlza.
uonJ was IN session aud interYupted
theii meeting ON the Information That
row was going on, 10 spite OF being
toiu py tholr outside Waterman that
mere was no row. They further sald
helf Fights rs American citizens mad
oeen iniringed upon aud they asked
thAt an example be made OF the ofiicera
~ ulose gentlemen were paid to pre-
go snu NOT disturb the peace
COMMITTEE on police.
THE MAyoR,a uess.o.
''"io"'e hissSAuE.
The following was read, received
and filed:
SALI LAKE NlIf' Utah, January 10th,
ls0j.
10 we ffesldent and city Council, Salt
Lake CITY, Utah:
1onllemen- In obedience TO the ordln-
nnce OF tue city IN such case made and
provided, ! submit for your con-idora.
ton my hrst annual report, to which il
appended thu reports OF the various heads
OF departments These reports arc full
ana compfohonsl vo aud show In detail
the Affairs OF tho city during the past
year. Ihey also contain many pertinent
and useful suggestions and recoinmendn.
lnns 10 which especially direct your nj
tention.
These reports 80 fully and accurately
show IN details what has been dono under
tho present city administration, a. 10 re-
move me from tho necessity OF dealing
extensively with details Ia my report
Tho ircasurer's report shows the cnsb "a,
ceiph OF THO city for the year ending
December 3lst, 1892, to have been 81 1,gTs
5000, added To which Sl0T, 1855. 90. Tho
cash on hand az tho above date makes
tho total OF sl,iil77l,Gl, and the dis
bursoments to DO 81, l5l, 5j8.D3. leaving A
balance on hand January LIST, 1893, of
el5, -H'oo,
inc huul'ors report shows tho total
c cis alsputsounohis 70 nave been 81 .l52,-
in tho ireasnrors report. This dlscrop-
nncy arises from the fact that warrants
for tho last amount were issued by tno
auditor which had not boon presented 10
the treasurer for payment ~ tho TINA bIs
report was made. Tue Same discrepancy
occurs between tho respective balance,
shown by these reports, which arises
from tho Same cause asaboyo stated.
u appears rom tho auditors report
lhat the amount pad Tor tho service. OF
tho council Is olO,s3J.65. by reference 10
the AUDITORS report under my prodoces-
scr hnd lbnl the amount paid To tho
iormor council for services was S5.5iO.
u difference of sl,2DD.6j. By refer.
onc0 10 mo auditors accounts tho
following toms arc included In the
amount paid to the present council to-
VII, Tor extra meetings hold in revising
me ordinances sSo1p.
for spec'al meetings, other than for tho
revision OF ordinances. S39ij, making In
MI s8ll1; that y. III. NHndonborge was
PAID $40 Tor attending the extra meet
lngs hold To revise the ordinances; making
mo total cost 10 tho taxpayers of reading
and acting upon those ordinances s279O
Tho business OF tho city has increased
10 such an oNtont ~ 10 require much OF
Tho time OF councilmen. The regular
salary OF councilman, provided byordI-
nance, Is below what It ought to be. [