Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11
Committee on finance.
SANITARY PROBATION.
wantIanL offere 4 the following:

wantianL offsrei the following:
whereas, II IL Of vital importance TO
tho people OF the Pacific Coast aud inter
mountain regions that vigorous puaran-
tine ana sanitary measure. shall be es-
tabl'shed and enforced during ls9i.
Resolved, That Salt Lake city hereby
invites tho municipal authorities OF no
cities having population OF igvyI OF
more on the Pacific Coast anu ih.ei
mountain region, 10 JOIN TINS Guy ~
convention TO be composed OF the nealln
officers OF said cities, TO be held IN Sat
Lake city during tho month Of Apn' OF
May.
Resolved, That the Chamber OF 90 M
morce and business Mons Assoolaion
arc hereby requested to appoint -peclhi
committed to act with the mayor or pre-l-
dant al tho counoil. sanitary committee,
health commissioner and board OF hoallh,
as a voneral committee Of arrangements,
10 have full power to issue invitations
and arrange tho details for the convcn-
ton.
wantiand said In support OF the
resolution that the adoption OF II would
advertise the city greatly.
Moran replied that he was opposed
to making an advertising bureau OF the
City Council.
Rich said he was In favor OF doing
whatever he could 10 bring people here
and advance the city from sanitary
or any other standpoint.
The chair stated that W lille on what
had recently been termed the 'Iu ket-
ing tour" he had given great zeal oil
attention TO sanitary matters. In re-
gard to sanitary rules aud quarantine
regulations the cities were generally
in n depiorable condition. San FIsn-
cisco, OF course, was "Dettcr OIL" In
this respect than any other. IL would
be- very good idea TO take steps to
prevent, or rather 10 prepare net
the cholera scourge In case Its ravages
should reach here next summer.
Adopted unanimously.
COAL SCALES.
A report OF the committee on mar.
kets on the erection OF various coal
scales, m published In these columns
nearly month ago was, on motion OF
Hardy, laid on the table until Tuesday
night next.
MAJORITY AND MINORITY REPORTS.
Lawson, Horn and Heiss reported
favorably on the bill for sl3.sb OF r..
A. Madsen, for preparing annual report
observer department..
Hardy filed minority report say.
Ing N such method should be pursued
IL would be endless. Laid on tho
table until Tuesday night next.
AGAINST WONDERLAND.
A communication was received from
tho city attorney In relation to the PEE
tition Of ths Wonderland Amusement
company asking that they DO allowed
TO give entertainments on Sunday.
He was under tho Impression that Il
would be- q misdemeanor under the
statutes to keep open Ms suggested In
the petition and the council could not
grant 10 any person tho right to VIC.
late criminal statute. Tue revised
ordinances also prohibited the keeping
Of such places open on Sunday, and
the attorney thought II the request VI
the company was granted tho ordi'
nance would hrst have to be repealed.
Filed for future reference.
TIE oURfEw LAW.
The city attorney submitted an or
dinanco Masking II unlawful for chill
dren under - years OF age from
being on the streets or public places OF
the city ut unreasonable hours without
~
shall bs unlawful betw zen the hours OF
0 o'clock In the evening and 3 O'Clock
In the morning for any child under
- years OF age TO be- upon any OF
the streets Of the public places Of this
city, unless In the care OF some adult
relative or authorized custodian, or
when provided with n written permit
from the parents, guardian, or other
person having such child, or. from the
chief OF police; which permit shall be-
exhibited TO any police officer Of said
city who may, between tho hours
herein prescribed, demand the same.
The measure Also provides that II
shall be the duty OF the city marshal OF
said city, or some one authorized by
him, to ring the bell At the city hall al
the hour OF 0 pm. nightly. Any child
under the - years OF nge violating
the provisions Of tho ordinance shall
be- deemed guilty OF u misdenieano nor,
md upon conviction thereof shall be
liable to fine for the first ofiense In
tho sum Of 81 or imprisonment for one
day, or TO both such flne and imprison,
ment. Laid on the tabe TO come up
later,
APPROPRIATIONS.
The following appropriations Were
made:
Utah Faint 4 Oh company ..........,.S rs
Peoples Forwarding company......... 10 "
People's Forwarding compAny..'...,.. " ~
hchY No,' s'.s's....-.ss''s'ss'. %
Mason a tO...,......... .,..,.........-.... o.
q. N. scott Co.-..,.., ...,".-''..". l ~
n. l.. Ms .......................... 10 w
J. Regan ..... IS %
Eagle v. n NJ. Co...................,......- ~ OO
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