The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-02


perintendnt Of streets, superintendent
of sewers and the chief of the fire de-
partment will be located. Each de-
partment will have a private room at
tached and a commodiouS vault. East
of the corridor will be located the SUI
perintendent of waterworks, the water
master and the collector and assessor
of water rates. Each Office is com
modious, well lighted and ventilated
and attached to each is a private office
But two vaults will have to meet the
requirements of the three departments
On the west end Of thS county side
the county treasurer, coroner and fish
commissioner will be accommodated
The former will have a private office
a private stairway leading to the office
above and a strong box. The other
officials will each have a. private office
On the east side will be the sheriff
superintendent of schools and the
county surveyor. The sheriff will
have vault and a private Office, and
the other officials will also have a. re-
firing place from the public ken.
On the first floor, in the northwest
corner, the city recorder will have a
main office, 40x60 feet in size, two pri-
vate rooms, private stairway and a
vault. The auditors departments adj
join and will comprise a commodious
main Office private Office and vault.
In the northeast corner the city
treasurer will hold forth, the office
being as large as bank and will con
tain a vault warranted burglar and fire
proof A private room adjoins. Apart
ments, consisting of a main office, two
private rooms and d vault, designed for
the health department, are in the same
wing.
On the county side, in the southwest
corner, the recorder will have a main
1v-s,rr yi,1er
a proof-reading room, private room
and vault. Opposite, on the east
side, the assessor will have a main
office. three private rooms, two closets
and a vault.
In the northwest corner of the second
floor the mayor will have cosy quarters,
consisting of public and a private
office. Adjoining is located the council
chamber. 40x60 feet in size, and con-
nected Herewith is a committee room,
a private room and an ante-room. A
private stairway will connect the
chamber with the recorders Office on
the floor below.
Opposite, on the east side, the board
of education will be provided with d
meeting room, 40x36 in size, a clerk S
room, a private room, a library 25x30 in
size, two rooms for the use of the SUI
perintendent and vault.
In the southeast corner the county
clerk will have a main office, a private
Office and a vault, and adjoining on the
north will be the probate court cham
Der. 40X35 feet in size. judges cham
bers and private offices for the select
men take up the rest Of the space in
what is most desirable corner.
On the east side the county attorney
will have public Office, a private room
and vault, and adjoining will be
rooms which are designated on the
nj etr71o l1n1 nd Il inv
roomS.'
In the north wing of the third floor
it is designed to place the city engi-
neer. He will have main Office 40X60
feet in area. two private room, vault
and a private stairway leading to the
council chamber below. In the north
west corner an office, 25x31, and pri-
use of the board of public works.
In the west wing of the north side
will be courtroom, 40x60, a Judges
room, quarters for the district attorney
ard the court clerk. All will have pri-
waite rooms
In the county's portion of the third
floor, on the west side, there will be
courtroom, 40x6O, rooms for Judges, wit
nesses and attorneys. A room, con-
tanning a vault, a private office adj
joining, and for the use of court
clerk a room, SIKH feet in dimensions,
extends along the south of the west
section. In the east section a court
room. 40x60, and private rooms cor
responding to those on the west side,
will be found.as well as a library room,
witness rooms and toilet rooms.
The fourth floor will be designated
as 'fthe attic, but in it viii be provided
offices for a number of petty officials.
The complimentary banquet rendered
by the officers of Salt Lake city and
CoT H. ~ H.
coming administration at the Walker
was one of the happiest events of the
season.
The tables were formed in a square
in the large dining room of the hotel
and were very tastefully set. At each
plate was beautiful brittimaqe of
red and white carnations, There was
no attempts at decoration i'm the din
ing room, but the whole as set out by
Micheal Kennedy, of the California res
taurant, and his able corps of wait
ers. went to make up very pretty
picture. Covers had been laid for 100
and nearly every seat at the tables was
occupied.
1t was 9:35 o'clock when the guests.
led by Mayor Baskin and Judge Loot
borrow. entered the dining room and
began to take their seats. Ten min
utes later they commenced the dis
cussion Of the following menu:
oysters on half shell au Citron
Queen olives; Celery.
Broiled mountain trout, Maitre Hotel
Young turkey stuffed.
Cranberry sauce.
Mashed potatoes
pig, apple sauce.
Drowned sweet potatoes
Roman punch.
Chicken croquette, sauce supreme.
Broiled California quail. ~1''
Orange salad
Shrimp salad a la Mayonaise.
Saniii4 Ice ef Charlotte russo assorted cake
Fancy kisses. Cocoanut macaroons
Small Italian cakes. Nuts. Layer raisins
Edam, American and Requefort cheese
CoHee. Cigars.
Judge Loofbourow was the toastmas-
ter On his right were seated Mayor
Baslin. ex-Mayor Scott and Selectman
Morris On his left were Judge Bartch,
Selectman Cahoon, Architect Proud
foot. Hon w. c. Hall and c. E. Allen
Those at the other tables were Louis
Cohn, Councilman w. P. O'Meara. ex-
City Surveyor Brooks. DR. Worthing-
ton, ex-Councilmen Rich, Kelly, Horn.
Mainland, Bell, Heiss, Folland and ST.
mondi, City Attorney Hoge, George
Olson. William Shovel, Joseph Cotteu
10 -. - AeCCoC, eA-CIly he
eorder Stanton, Sam Ewing, DR.. Joel
Allen. ex-Counciln1an Parsons. D. 7.
Houlahan. Fred Culmer, Robert Con
nor. Watermaster j. NJ. Hardy. ] O.
Conklin. w. P. Noble, Recorder-elecf
Backman, Deputy Recorder Den
MS. Frank Hines, County Recor-
Ter Lipman, Elias Morris. Dan
Griffin, Captain Donovan of the police
department. Land and Water Commits
s1oner Pendleton, Chief of Police Paul
Coroner M. G.. Taylor, j. A. Smith
Louis Rocca. Sexton C. e. Offenbach
:. W. Buchalz, r. B. Johnson civ
NarShal-elect Pratt T,1Ii,,s Nra-ss