Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-30
The County Court.

Il was 'ast neAring the stroke Of ~
O'Clock today when the members Of
The county court, tn weekly session,
got down 10 the regular business On
tue days calendar, several preliminary
matters having engaged their time for
Dearly an hour previous TO this. Pro
Iale Judge Blair presided; Seluolmc II
Cahoou, Morris aud BimUergsf were
also Ia their places.
A NLw suEEr ROUTE.
The clerk was instructed TO write 70
the officers OF the Utah woolgrowofs'
association requesting them TO meet
tue county court on Wednesday afef-
noon next, at 3 O'Clock, to discuss the
question OF a route Tor sheep In transit
through the county, And determine
upon the same.
City Councilman Corum and II. Il.
Morris anu Matchmaker Wilcken
waited upon the board aud had short
chat with the memUers on tho subject.
The special committee Of tho clly
NNNANNA hNNAANA ~ "a AAAANuN AAAN NhNAN
Tor a sheep anu cattle trail by way OF
Emigration canyon has recommended
that tue road be cut from the foot VI
Little mountain ON the west side OF II,
beginning at kiiliOn FORK, thence ~
said FORK 10 tho mead OF n, anu thence
vasterly across the divide 10 the foot Of
Big mountain, thence in Hu easlcTly
direction, cross over 10 STRIKE Esst
Canyon creek, NJ u cost not 10 exceed
$500, halt 10 be- borne by the city aud
haif by the county. THIS the council
adopted at IT, session last "Wednesday
night. IL now remains h be- seen
what action the county court will take
ON the matter after conference with
representatives OF the WO0lgrOwets' Hs-
sOciatioI.
THE DOCTORS REPORT.
County Physician wortnington re.
ported that al this date there are three
county patients In 81. Mary's hospital
anu one ut 81. Marks.
WANT a NEW ROAD SUPERVISOR.
A petition, largely signed, was 70.
c0lvrd from residents and taxpayers Of
Draper precinct, stating that they, rep.
Teeenting At least 80 per cent OF IA q
population Of the original Diaper pre-
cinct, arc lett without representative
road supervisor, and inasmuch as tho
present Incumbent, Nella Hansen, has
shown his inability TO MI the position
satisfactorily, they asa 'in justice 20
ourselves" Tor the appointment nov
ola resident supervisor. Filed.
Another ND CONES,
MilAado Pralt wrote Offering 10
bring the county collectors plat books
up 10 date, make all changes frOm tho
assossOr's plats. etc, Tor the year 1894,
for the sum Of S2l5. lie would also, no
stated, bring the assessors plats
up to the first Monday Ia March,
1885, or to the dPte liked by law, make
all new maps anu plaJs that may be
necessary, elc, for $500 total com.
pensalion ofS7il.
A QUESTION OF "MEATD INSPECTION.
The county attorney was directed to
prepare aud present u the county
court, for It's action, an ordinances cie.
at,ng places within Salt Lake county
for the public inspection Of bu.lUcks on
foot aud the meat In carcass.
IL. w. Weller q Co.,, pToprletors OF
the st0ckyafds nt Murray, wrote OiIet.
ing 20 furnish free Of Charge their yards
for the use Of the mest Inspector, In
the event Of Murray being Designated
4 similar offer came from Messrs,
ID. h. brintOn, Bagley bros., aud Il.
Mcdonald, OF Big Cottonwood, No TO
the stOOkyRtds at that place, should
Big Cottonwood bB BslecIed as the
point Of Inspection.
The communication and petitions
which accompanied them were filed.
The board Ii In session this afternoon.
WILL BE INVESTIGATED TOMORROW.
Mrs. H.. b. Coleman, on charge Of
disturbing the peace, ana Mrs. Rose,
on charge OF stealing an UMBRELLA,
will have "A hearing in ConnunisatonrT