Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04

table while ihe c)unclmcn listened to
SENSATION 40. 3,
In which the Mayor says that gar
nishnent had been served upon him
In the case OF John l.. and A. +. Law
sen va. q. T. Vail. the Mayor called
attention tOa notice served ON July ~,
1890, notifying MIN that II lie was
occupying certain pre- riisns on or after
Angus, I, 1890, that ho would DO re-
quired to nay ~ rent IS per mUnth,
payable In advance, aud On cao h
month thereafter NOTES was serve d
on dofenjnnt ordering him 10 pay ths
s25, the amount OF rent OvordIe for tue
mouth.
On December II, 1890, suit was
begun against Vail Tor sls5, whlcl,
together with costs aud interest,
amounts To S2i3.50.
The Mayor stated that he undorst0Od
that Vail hal been paying ii5 a month
for the house q portion Of the time ana
$40 at another time. la conclusion
the Mayor said. "fhc enforcement Of
the Judgment In consideration OF the
above facts IL like taking tho pound VI
flesh. | therefore recommend that the
City Council instruct the treasurer to
gafnls1ment DO disfogarded. direct.
ed the city treasurer to hold his wages
until the Council acts in tho premises
Vail Ia "a fireman In the employ of the
city. rhe matter was laid over % cjme
up under the head Of miscellaneous.
Moran Indignantly - was not
aware that we had Shylock among
US, but u appears we have, and move
that 1t be- laid on he table to come up
latoE. Carried.
ADVERSE OpINfOS.
The city attorney roportoi adversely
on the petition OF John d. FIri, ask.
ing that $3.50 be refunded him ~
taxation on lant entered un4er the
mineral act.
FROM uALLEAzzf.
Galleszzi sent In tho following report,
which wa adopted:
Number Of dogs rogistercd, 5D........,...s!Jf %
AMOUNT ot pound tees.,,,...,...., ..,...H. p
Number of dogs Destroyed, al...,.,...,.. H. 20
ro,al.-... ...........................i:ss IN
Due Haileaku ouc-hlf Of registry foes
AID ilu.i for destroying doFs, amount.
ing ton's'..''''.'' '' -.'...'''''''''.'.'.ill3 "
foR ISSUING a BUILDING PERMIT.
The city building inspector sen; in
communication In which he asked
that lhe Council appropriate sl2.jJ TO
HIN for Issuing building permit % the
builders Of 1t. Marks Hospital. Tvs.
ceiv.d and flied.
o'BRtEN's LITTLE BILL.
The committee on claims reported
recommending that Detective Joe T..
O'Brien too allowed sl5D for obtaining
evidence against sanitary Inspector
S1lwoll for alleged irresularIty In
oiloe.
The merits aud dement's Of the case
wero discussed and rediscus sod for al
hour AMI finally the matter developed
into n wrangle.
At last Wantland moved as subati-
tuto that the amount named In the 70.
port bo appropriated TO Mr.. O'Brien
ami thaiit be charged to the account OF
Health Commissioner Beatty.
The motion was defeated on q vote
OF twoive to one.
tbs report OF the committee was
finally adopted.
WANT A "nALLoA, TuEREW
The street supervisor, health com.
missioner and sanitary inspector petit |
toned for telephone TO be used by |
the tnroe departments Jointly. Com.
nittee on improvement.
As To PHYSICIANS.
llThe street supervisor sent IN two
bills for u total OF $40 on behalf OF Or.
j. Il. Marshall for Attending to men
injured In the gravel pits. Committee
on claims.
DR.. Mescham, city physician, re.
ported the Dumber of city patients he
had treated for the last quarter M fol.
lows; October, 40; November, %;
December, 81. The number treated
at st. Mary's hospital were as follows
for the same time: October, I; Noyem.
ber, 4; December, .. Filed.
AGAINST THE ID. A. AND NJ. SOCIETY.
Tho committee on claims reported
adversely on the petition OF the ID. A.
aud M. Society for relief from the pay.
mont OF tax levied for waterma In
extension. Adopted.
SEWER EXTENSION.
The committee on sewers recon-
mended In the matter OF extension OF
sewer on We8t Temple street that tho
city engineer be instructed % return
cot innate OF cost Mt the next meeting,
Adopted.
PLAT APPROVED.
Tho city engineer rep lrtei that he
had approved anI filed ~ part Of he
city survey n plat OF Stevens subdiyl.
sion. Filed.