The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-30
A SULLEN COUNCIL
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amount be stopped from the Culmer-
Jennings appropriation.
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amount be stopped from the gunner
Jennings appropriation.
Adopted.
APPOINTED WITHOUT AUTHORITY.
Moran offered offered the following:
Whereas, Street Supervisor Hines has
appointed without the approval OF the
council, one Harvey Hardy to the posi-
city street railroad tracks. Be it resolved
that said superintendent Hines is hereby
instructed to dispense with the services
of said Hardy immediately,
Moran contended that Hines and the
street committee should pay the lnspec-
tor themselves as he had been appointed
without authority, and any way Harvey
Hardy knew nothing about paving. Re-
ferred to committee on streets
VERY CLOUDY IN THE WEST.
Moran handed in another resolution as
follows:
Resolved that the following named
officers and employees of the city be re-
moved from their respective positions:
Samuel Paul, chief of police; A.. W.
Roy bould city auditor; Vim. F. Shelton
superintendent OF sewers; F. w. Dennis,
deputy recorder; G. M. Jackson. assis-
tant in recorders office; A. @. Reese,
license collector; A. L. Hamlin, building
inspector; Patrolmen Johnson, Siegfus
| White. Roberts; w. II. Rowe, inspector
OF paving; Assistant Prosecuting Attor-
ney Coad: Foreman Higson of the sewer
department; AL Ecklund, sewer depart
ment.
Wantland-I know what this means,
but was falsely accused of belonging tc
the Amorines and some of these people
may also be falsely accused.
| Moran-None of them have denied it
We want no Western Star chamber pro-
ceedings. These are not men TO be
trusted. they swore to serve the people al
alike. and now they conspire against
certain section OF them.
Lawson-I dom t belong to any church,
| but dom think it is necessary for 6
people. / would not condemn these mer
on the word Of perjurer, who gave
away the secrets Of the society which he
had sworn to keep.
| Moran-These men will all deny mem
bership. l am nota Catholic, but l be-
lieve in religious freedom. These mer
have conspired against the people who
put them in office.
Folland-I belong to church which
officials, but the truth of these charge!
should be investigated and if verified. re-
move the men.
Hardy-The man who put me down az
belonging to that order is d liar anc
thief. don't belong to any such SO.
ciety and will do my utmost to put out
OF office every man who belongs to it.
WautlandI move the matter be re-
ferred to q committee to investigate.
Moran right If the chair does moi
have the appointing OF the committee.
beg to submit five names as committee
to Investigate.
Evans vacated the chair in favor o.
Rich, and made hot speech, denounc-
ing Moran for Directing to his appoint.
ing the investigating committee.
Moran-l did not mention you at all.
The chair-Mr. Moran, Mr.. Evans ha!
the chair.
Lawson, Evans and Moran all eudeav.
| ored to talk at once, and the chair raped
loudly for order and ruled that Evans hae
the floor, who continuing, said he did no
come here to be insulted by any member
Somebody wanted to create grand I'D
Eeyal here and he objected to his honor
and integrity being impugned. Morar
explained 1t was not because he distrus
ted Evans. He made the motion anC
wanted q committee who would do jus
tice to the investigation.
lawson will bring in resolutions my
self some night which will make you,
ears .tingle and which will i'm.
ppgn the honesty OF q gOoC
many people. No one should b.
trial. | belong to no church and no Sc
cret society, but believe in charity ant
fair play.
The names handed in by Moran
as inquisitors were Wantland, Rich, 81
moEdi, Horn and Hardy, and their ap
pointment carried; Kelly dissenting OF
the ground that the accused should b.
| tried by their peers-all Liberals.
Rich-Do you mean to say the non
Liberal members of that committee ar
not the peers OF any man in this council
Kelly-Politically they are not.
APPROPRIATIONS.