The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-30

liant ergeants-at-arms be given reason.
liable time to report before the motion
Twas put.
BY unanimous consent the motion was
withheld until p. m.
At 1920 Messenger Hanson reported
that he had been twice at the offices
and homes of the absentees, but could
mot find them
AT 4:35 p. m. Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms Johnson reported that he had
| learned Councillor Taylor was out of
town.
He was again sent out on his sworn
duty.
AT 4:42 p. m. Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms Bachman reported that he had
found out that Councillor Taylor had
hired a buggy and left the city.
/ At 4:55 p. M. Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms Booth reported that he had heard
Councillor H. E. Booth was on West
Temple, but could not find him.
| AT 4:56 Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms
Payne reported that he could not find
none of the absentees, though he had
visited various resorts.
At 4:57 Assistant, Sergeant-at-Arms
Doxey reported that he could find none
of the absentees, though he had made
diligent search. He asked for blood
hounds.
Not granted.
At 4:49 Assistant ergeant-at-Arms
Johnson again reported having met
with no success.
He was again ordered to pursue his
hunt.
At 5:15 Councillor Williams submitted
G. r. No. 2, as follows:
Whereas, H. e. Booth, E. w Taylor,
Orange Seeley and Alma Eldredge,
members of this Council have during
the session thereof, on this day alb
scented themselves therefrom without
leave and have remained so absent
therefrom for the space of more than
two hours, thereby breaking the
quorum of the Council and preventing
the carrying on of it's business and,
Whereas, The Sergeant-at-Arms and
his assistants, have hitherto been I'M
able to ascertain the whereabouts of
said absent members or either of them,
or to bring them within the bar of the
Council; therefor, be it
Resolved, That the Sergeant-at-arms
of the Council be, and he is hereby or
dered to call to his assistance Nat M.
Brigham, United States Marshal of
Utah and his deputies, VIM. Mcqueen,
sheriff of Salt Lake county in said ter
ritory, and his deputies, and Arthur
Pratt, chief of police of Salt Lake city,
and his force, or so many of
as may be necessary for that pur-
pose, and forthwith proceed to appre-
bend and bring within the bar of this
Council the said H. E. Booth, E. w.
Taylor, Alma Eldredge and Orange
Seeley, and each of them.
Adopted.
The chief clerk was ordered to issue
a warrant of arrest for the absentees.
At 7:12 p. M. Captain Donovan of the
Salt Lake police, reported that he had
been unable to find any of the absen-
tees.
He was ordered to continue his
search.
January %, 1894
AT 1912 a. m. President Breeder re-
quested Councillor Williams to take
the chair.
Councillor Williams declined the re-
quest
At 1920 a. m. sergeant-at-Arms
Adams reported that he had made a
diligent search for the absentees. aided
by the United States Marshal and his
deputies, and the Chief of Police and
force, without success. He further re-
ported that he believed the search had
been abandoned by all for the night
The Preside nt called attention to the
absence of Councillor Lund.
On motion of Councillor Hart the
Sergeant-at-Arms was instructed to
bring in Councillor Lund.
The Chief Clerk was ordered to Issue
a warrant for Councillor Lund's arrest.
AT 12:5S p. m. the Sergeant-at-Arms
brought in Councillor Lund.
The President gave notice that he
would arraign Councillor Lund when a
quorum was present.
At 1925 a. m. a recess was taken I'M
til 10 a. mo-