The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-21


Ten cents (10c) per copy Will be pald for
copies 60 the emf " eewIy Herald date Of
December 14th, 1892. sent to this ONCE
and daiIies Of September sth, 1894, sent 70
Pursuant to q! caal. number Of
building last evening to discuss the adj
DISABILITY Of organizing mlcroscoplcal So
ciery. In an interesting discussion an
formation of such society, and O. COM
|mittee on constitution and permanent
Organization was appointed 10 report e. t.; q
building on Friday evening, January II,
1895. at $50 o'clock.
The board Of directors Of the Utah COM
pany was in session for a short time yes
terday afternoon and another meeting IS
sc SCI tor today when Mr.. Clu1 Will
the condition of his division of the com
|rany's business Matters in connection
with the recent visit Of the three menu
presented and discussed but nothing Of a
public nature received attention. Frank
- Cannon came down from Ogden on
the morning train.
In his official call for the presentation
Treasurer Lynn fixed the highest number
at $3.50, and would have made it Mo- 5000
but for the fact that the last named
warrant calls for the sum OF $1,000, and
With ease. The notice was issued yester-
day as stated by The Herald would be
1.-THE case and by bank closing time the
greater portion of the warrants had been
paid: This was an advancement of see
sum Of $4,000. =
The Installation of the officers OF Utaf,
Commandery No. took place last even
were performed with the usual impress
slyeness and afterwards banquet wtas
bheld. A pleasant incident of the evening
| was the presentation to Standard-Bearer
some Knight Templar charm in recogni-
tion OF his services as standard bearer.
an Office which he has filled with signal
ability for twenty7one years. The pre-
sentation was made by Noble Mcdowell
on behalf OF the members of the COM
ma ndery.
| In conformity with the action of the
council adopting the recommended tons OF
the board of public works, City Treasur-
payment of $3.50. or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to the gravity sewer
istrenchers who, to the number OF thirty
push their claims against Sub-contractor
Mcdonald for settlement. The iong-suf-
] fering and aggrieved lab0rers will gel
/ the cash due them on presentation OF
. their tirne-checks, but the eight or ten
other unpaid 1aborers who did not join
| in the contest will have to file a supple
mental petition to the board and have il
granted by the council before the treas
urer can satisfy their claims and deduct
the sums from the original contractors
final estimate.
Ten of the councilmen were present al
the regular weekly committee meetings
last evening, the absentees being Bache,
I Cheeseman, Clawson, Hardy and McCor-
nick. The sanitary committee considered
| the numerous recommendations in the
! interest of public health, made by Com
ing's council meeting, and it Is quite
| probable that nearly all the recommends
! lions will be adopted or made into law
| The street and water works committees
| passed on several claims and discussed
| sundry important matters. Besides
Health Commissioner Dalby and Food
| Inspector McAllister, City Engineer
| Young and Assistant Engineer Kelsey
/ were present to assist the solons in theil
deliberations and researches for the pub
i lie good.