The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-08

in charge of the piece, a squad from
the posse who were reeiting war stor-
les within came forth to receive in
structions upon how to operate it:
This course having been finished and
commissions awarded, the frown1ng
weapon was stored at the rear of city
hall to be brought forth at the sound
of the tocsin this morning.
While part of the posse We're being
hastily instructed in the arts of war,
another detail were out upon
AN EXPEDITION FOR BREAD.
The governor and the mayor working
in perfect harmony, had issued a requi-
sition for 1000 loaves of bread and /.
when, after two hours work. the de-
tail reported 1900 loaves from the ba-
keries had been counted, while the re-
mainder had been assured by the in
dustrious foragers.
AT MIDNIGHT
and for an hour after everything at
! the governors headquarters was quiet.
AT this office had arrived a message !,
! from Ogden conveying the information
| industrial army" had gone into camp
100 strong at that point. They had
/ been provided with provisions and ar
rangements, added the message, made !
| to send them forward over the Union .
/ Pacific. Between that point and the I
! SONS1IlOI CudIIlDeG lne IeISDnODS wires {
were kept ablaze and nothing at either |
end transpired with which the custo-
dams of the other was not ait once I
made familiar
At the hour of going to press every !
| thing was in readiness and that the I
wounded might be promptly provided
for the services of Surgeon General ,
Fowler had been enlisted. The signal
will be Issued at the given hour and the
column will move with a determination
to enforce its leaders orders.
Meeting of the County Court.
At IL o'clock last night, the situation
was considered so grave that the county
court met in extraordinary session,
Judge Blair presiding and all the mem
bers being in attendance.
THE CALL
The following call was first read:
Whereas, The business of Salt Lake
county requires that a special meeting
OF the county court be held forthwith
to consider the matter hereinafter set
forth special meeting of said court
is hereby ordered to be held at II rs p.
m. on April 1884, at the court room of
said court, in the county court house
of said county, in Salt Lake city, for
the purpose of adopting such rules and
regulations as may be necessary to
regulate and prohibit the leaving of in
digent persons and travellers within
Salt Lake county by any person or
common carrier, as provided and con-
: templated by subdivision 81 Of section
!, 1877 of the compiled laws of Utah, and
especially to take such measures as
: may be necessary to prevent the i'm
; portation into Salt Lake county OF a
: large body of INDECENT travellers now
, being transported into Utah by the
: Central Pacific Railroad company.
The call was signed by all members
: of the court.
RESOLUTIONS.
l The following resolution was then
= adopted and the sheriff was instructed
to serve copies upon the representa-
f tives of the railroad companies:
l 1t is hereby ordered and ordained by
l the county court of Salt Lake county
I that no INDECENT person or traveller, not
q resident of Salt Lake county, and no
person having no occupation or visible
: means of support. or who is likely to
: become a public charge, shall be
g brought into or left in Salt Lake county
r by any>Iperson or common carrier, with
out the special permission of
7 the county court therefor; and
d that any person or common carrier
s who, knowingly, shall bring or aid
n in bringing into Salt Lake county e,
{ directly or indirectly, or who shall
/ leave in said county any INDECENT per-
n son or traveller not a resident there
: Of or any person not resident there
e of who has no occupation or visible
e means of support, and who is likely
/ to become public charge, shall pay
e a penalty of 500 for each person so
q brought or left in said county, to be
u recovered at the court of said county
:. and paid into the county treasury for
Il the mai~ tenance of INDECENT persons of
: said county.
r. NOTICE TO THE RAILROADS.
v The following resolutions were then
:. adopted
# Whereas. 1t has been brought to the
n knowledge of the county court of Salt
1t Lake county that a large numper of
a INDECENT persons, not residents of Salt
q Lake county or citizens of Utah terri
" tory, are now being or have recently
been transported into Utah territory
over the Central Pacific railway, and
s said persons or some of them are about
to to be brought into Salt Lake county
J. and to be left by certain common car
~ riers, to wit: By the Rio Grande West
ern Railway company and the Utah
Northern and Oregon Short Line Rail.
way company; and said persons, if left
E. will become public charges and a great
lie burden on Salt Lake county; and
re Whereas, The court has, in pursu
Id ance of subdivision q of section 1877, Of
m the compiled laws of Utah, adopted
V rules and regulations which prohibit
IN the bringing of such persons into Sal
u Lake county, by any person or common
~ carrier.
to Be it resolved that the aforesaid rail
he road companies are hereby notified t
e desist and refrain from such unlawful
pr attempt and that duly certified copies
re of this resolution and of the said ordi
d nance this day passed by this cour
y prohibiting the unlawful acts aforesaid
1n be by the sheriff forthwith served upol
II the general superintendent and gen
~ eral freight and passenger agents o
Ae the companies aforesaid.
D. The court then adjourned.
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