Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19
COUNTY COURT.
The Incorporation Of Sandy Does Not
Pass Without Some Controversy.
AFTER a GENERAL DISCUSSION,
The Further Consideration Of the
Matter Goes Over Until Next
Thursday Afternoon.

The members Of the county court,
whom they assembled Mt ton O'Clock
this morning, found before them one
OF the Longest hgendas Of business that
has come mp for many eoks. Up 10
the noon hour hut little had been done
towards reducing II, anu the
afternoon tcsslon promised TO be a
tiTlng one n all the matters
were 10 DO got rid Of before adjourn.
ment for the day.
One Of the most Imperial at items on
the day's bill was the Sandy incorpora.
ton question. A dozen or more OF
TaIepayers OF that place were present,
aud while Attorney &. l.. Allen ro-
presented tho petitioners q. e., those
who favored the INCORPORATION
schomch Attorney w. &. Hall was
there as the champion Of small body
arrayei Ia opposition thereto.
ON April oh, II will be- remembered
the county court, In compliance with
the prayer Of numerous body Of
petitioners, decided tD sanction the
charter OF incorporation, Aud this
morning Attorney Allen appeared
before the court and asked that the
dn'eui election be- named by resolution,
IN accordance Herewith.
The petition Of Jens G. Jofgonsen
OF al (soven names In nlll wuH now
added 10 the original petition In favor
OF the incorporation, but II was
taken exception 10 by Attorney Hall,
the contestants, through him, claiming
that at least two persons out OF those
who gued the original petition
were not residents or taxpayers Of
Sandy.
This was productive OF prolonged
dosultory convorsation,i In the course OF
which one or two OF the speakers waxed
rather warm.
Attorney Hall wanted the board to
let the matter 90 over for a few days,
~ he was anxious 20 file his objection,
accompanied by ailiiavits, and 10 show
the beard that they had been "lmposrd
upOn.'
Attorney ALLEN, however, asked that
the board dispose OF his application
now.
Selectman Bamborger held that
the COURTS action " April 9Th
was final and conclusive.
Seleolmhn Morris was willing 10 adj
NIT further names 10 the original list
OF petitioners In order % atrcngthen
their position, but wanted this matter
disposed OF atom anu not postponed.
Judge Blair got quite excited before
the conversation was through and rm.
pnatically urged that tho contestants
should bu given n fair opportunity OF
putt In their case.
Selectman Cahoon, without taking
the matter greatly to heart either way,
voted with Judge Blair ana Selec,mau
Bamberger on u motion giving Attor.
ney Hall until Thursday afternoon
next to iile his objection; anu con.
oluslon VIII then be reached by the
court. Seleotman Morris stood alone
with his "nay."
NEGOTIATIONS PENDING.
Attorney Waite made statement 10
the eject that negotiations were now
peuding for the completion OF the
Went SideRapid rransitcompany'sroad
by October 18th, 1893. On motion tho
order 10 show cause and action thereon
WAS indefinitely postponed.
A DEED no PROPERTY.
The clerk was Instructed to execute
a deed 10 the probate Judge Tor the
described In tho petition OF
Kate 81. George, then advertise the
same aud cell to the highest bidder
The drilling contest ut Park City,
between Frank Ward and Charles