The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-07

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It was simply an inability on the
part of the of the insurgent leader to
rally a following that prevented open
revolution in the council last night
Councilman Remington, chatting I'M
der outrages he believed had been done
himself and conferers, entered with
blood in his eye. He had plenty of
wadding for his pieces but the shells
were defective. This didn't daunt him,
however for felicitating himself that
the accepted hour had arrived, he
turned his ordnance on the mayor and
the air was filled with duh venom
OF war. He charged the chief with
having INDUCED in language that was
too revolving for repetition in public
and too vile for public print. The ma
jority Of the council, however, failed
10 fall into his column and the bonn
bardment was suspended.
The mayor sent in another batch Of
appointments among whom were Q. H.
Hardy as assessor of water rates, H
u. Folsom as inspector of buildings
weights and measures, and c. z. An
gel as sexton.
The butchers license was passed. re-
etrictionS were placed on plumbers AMI
a flood of bills allowed.
President Mccormick occupied the
clair, with Councilmen Bache, Cheese
man, Clawson, COrum. DAILY, Hardy
Lynn, Norris, Newell, O'Meara. Rem
ingtcn, Watson and Young at their
desks.
PETITIONS AND CoMMUNICA-
TIONS.
The manufacturers bureau, through
its secretary, c. Z. Wantland, submit
ted copy of certain resolutions adopt
cd by the exchange looking to the ap-
pOintEnent of q committee on manufac-
turers and to modify the present mer-
chants license schedule in favor Of
home products Committee on license
Attention was again called by coun-
sci for the Wssatka Mineral Springs
company to a claim for damages sus-
tanned by the petitioners at the springs.
Committee on claims.
claim was presented by Francis
Wheelhouse, in the sum of $3.50, for in
jufies sustained by him in being run
down by the fire chiefs cart in Septem-
Der last. Committee on fire depart
ment.
Henry A. Rihentisch and others asked
that Redwood road between Ninth
North and North Temple be graded
Committee on streets.
Superintendent Young. of the Union
Pacific railway, asked that the gravity
sewer be completed where it runs IN
Ger their tracks near Hot springs
Board Of public works and city eng1-
neer.
H Thompson. reporting the loss of
9 two city warrants in the sum of So
asked that duplicates be issued Com
nittee on finance.
Daniel Stewart and others asked that
water pipes be laid on Zane avenue
plat E. at once Committee on water
works.
The Fisher Brewing company and
others asked that the ditch between
Seventh and Eighth West streets be
extended to the Jordan river. Commit
tee on irrigation.
Edward Fisher made application for
appointment to the position of water
master of the Third precinct. Tabled
Kate St George Perrin made a propo-
sition to trade twenty-three lots in
Panorama subdivision, City Greek can
Won. over which the city boulevard
passed, for city property. Committee
on public grounds.
The Mountain Stone company petit
toned for the payment of 81, 546. 49,
which they submit is due them. Board
OF WCIkS-
John c. Wilkinson. who sustained a
badly lacerated hand while undertak-
ing to prevent a fall upon the side
walk IN front of the Wasatch building
on February ~ asked that he be al
lowed damages in the sum of $500
Committee ON claims.
petition was received frem the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany asking for franchise authoriz-
ing them to lay and maintain under
ground eonduits wires, etc. Commit
tee on streets.
A remonstrance was received from
Harry Timmons and G. D. Aiken
against the course of the council in
disallowing certain claims held by them
against the Culmer-Jennings Paving
company, the same amounting to S291 II
and for work performed under contract
with the city. Committee on claims.
J. w Farrell and others asked that
their names be stricken from the petit
ton recently addressed to the Council
and relating 80 the gra ling Of First
North street. Committee on streets
The treasurer Of the w oman's Res
cue Home asked that The approximation
OF 500 per month allowed them under
the old board be continued, and showed
a balance or hand March l, of Sl00.95
County Clerk Meloy submitted a copy
Of resolution adopted by the county
court concerning a settlement of ac-
counts and presenting a bill for ST.
1928 due the county. Committee on
claims Referred back for signature of
petitioner.
A petition was received from the
residents of First and Second South.
the same approved by Marshal Paul
asking the appointment of Peck as
special police. Granted and referred to
the mavOr.
A. Eagar and others asked that
Third North street between Seventh
and Eighth West streets be graded.
Committee on streets.
A communication was received from
). ID. Ford. president of the Salt Lake
Iithograph Stone and Marble company
offering TO furnish materials from their
stone and marble beds free of charge
10 the city for the purpose Of maca-
danlizing streets.
Referred to the committee on streets.
NJ. y. Cummings and others citing