Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

The Proceedings.
H. +. Taylor and others asked that
a fence on Seventh West b.twpon
Flf'h and Eight South streets be
removed. Committee on streets.
Isaac Hunter asked permission to
'ake Ice from u pond on Ninth West
street, Committee on Jordan canal
aud irrigation.
W. >. Gibson asked for leas, OF the
city sand pits on north bonch. Com.
mitleo ON ubllc grounds.
Jos. /. Lindsay and others protested
against tho condition Of tue Jordan
River by reason Of sewage being
dumped into 1t and demanded relief
Referred TO the Mayor.
George Siringfellow aud others asked
mat crossings be placed from Third
10 Seventh South on Slate street. Com.
mitloe on streets.
ohhries ii. Lewis anu others asked
Tor an extension Of watermains ON
Aberdeen street. Committee on wat,r.
works.
The Odd Fellows Building Commit.
Tee asked the abatement OF a nui.anc,
Ia the shape OF "A corral on Market
street; Sanitary committee.
n. IL. Margstts asked an extension
OF brewery license. Committee on
license.
AFTER uALLEA2zt.
ID. IL. Parry anu Others represented
that dnlleaLzi was totally unfit for the
ounce OF dog tax collector, and asked
mat he be- removed or dlyested OF
police authority. Committee on police.
SUNDAY AMusESiENTs.
The Wonderland Amusement Com.
pany asked permission 10 give per.
formances on Sunday.
F0lland-There ~ already n law nm
our statute books which provides for
the giving OF sunday conoerts. Now
they must want something beaides
winch this law grants, and / am not
10 favor OF allowing any one TO break
me law with IMMUNITY. The Christian
denominations, which composes the
bcst part OF the city's population, have
large Interests at stake In the city, and
their rights would DO trampled upon by
tne granting OF this petition. My voice
anu vote shall 20 against II.
SimOndi made a speech I'm fayor NJ
granting the request.
Hardy said he was opposed IN the
application, whether other msmbers
were In inyor OF IL or not.
Evans--I am not in favor of acting
on the petition tonight.
MOran--Woll, 1 am; IN. uuestion
mas been hanging fire Tor year and Il
il lme 10 net now and here.
lich-l would like the attorney 10
look up the law ON the matter.
Judge Hogo- The city attorney
can't hnd II.
Rich-lf the granting OF the psti.
ton can be- done without violating the
territorial statutes thon 1 am In favor
Of ~ II II cannot then shall oppose II,
Ihero IA no use or sense in us
pumping up against the chief sxecu-
I'VE. The matter was then laid on the
able until later In the evening.
INVITATION ACCEPTED.
The Mayor sent In a communication
INVITING the council 20 Join him i'm
'Ody and attend the inhalation OK.
rcises and banquet to 10 given 10 the
Masonic grand lodge by tho lodges OF
his city. The Invitation was accented
VITA thanks and tho recorder lustruo.-
ID to 30 notify his honor.
APPROPRIATION BILL VITO.
Tho Mayor sent In a communication
a which he vetoed tho approximation
al passed by the Council on the an
lst., because OF the item therein In
'vor OF Mount d Griflln, on payment
lr street sprlnkling. Referred 70
pecial committee,
40 Put THEM UNDER bonds.
This also came from bis honor tina
iayor which was referred to tho city
ttOrney.
All officers, especially those handling
NY OF The money OF tho city should bo
5quired TO give bonds for tho faithful
eriormance OF their duties, IN penal
um sufficient to secure tho city against
ny possible loss. 1 loarn that Mr.,
lonn, tho clerk OF tho police court.
hon he was appointed by tho cav
ouncil, was not required 10 give any
onds. therefore recommend the pass
20 OF an ordinance requiring all officers
no handle amy OF tho city revenues or
lnds, who have not already done so, toy
yO bonds and that those hereafter
pointed, bo required to do likewise
1foro onorlng upon thuir duties.
MOran-It seems to mo that this Isa
retty late date TO recommend such
,tion. Somebody has made a pretty
Ioss OF II. Oh, itlis nice thing to lock
10 stable door after the horse IL stolen.
wonder what our auditor has besn
Ding. ltseenis to mo that tho polioe