The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-13
SEWER INSPECTORS.


Chairman Doremus, of the board OF
public works, suggested to the council
that thes approve of the employment
OF as many gravity sewer inspectors
as the board shall find necessary to d
proper supervision of the work and rec
commended that in order to secure COM
petent persons the board be author
lied to pay the chief inspector salary
at the rate of SIPS per month and SUBJ
ordinate inspectors 800 per month fol-
the time of actual service. The men
10 be employed from time to time as
the progress of the work demands.
Clawson, Lynn and Young were OF
the opinion that 800 a month for the
chief and SIS month for the subordi-
mates would be sufficient to procure the
services of competent Inspectors.
A motion to make the reduction sug-
gested prevailed Cohn, Morris, Newell
O'Meara, Remington and Watson vot-
ing no.
AUDITORS STATEMENT
The auditors statement for the
month of May was received and filed.
The statement appears elsewhere ir
this issue of The Herald.
SPECIAL POLICE PAY.
A communication was received from
the board of fire and police commits
sloners In answer to a resolution of the
ceuncl! passed June 2 requesting the
board to state by what authority the
marshal and twenty policemen were or
dered to the line of Davis and Weber
counties necessitating the employment
OF special police during their absence
and also requesting the board to in
Yestigate the matter of the Salt Lake
police taking the oath of office as dep
uty sheriffs of Davis county.
The communication stated that the
police had not taken the oath of Office
as deputy sheriffs.
regarding the matter of sending the
men to the Davis county line the boa ID
referred the council to the opinion OF
the city attorney which stated that the
proceedings were legal.
Answering the resolution of the coun-
Gil Of June reading that ''the heads of
departments will not be permitted 10
give employment to any person except
committee to which their department
may belong the board referred the
council to the act of the legisla ture
creating the board of fire and police
commissioners and giving them full and
complete control of that department.
Referred to the committee on nu-
nicipal laws.
GARBAGE DISPOSAL.
Upon the recommendation of the com.
mftlee on sanitary rules and regula.
tlons the resolution, adopted on May q
last instructing the committee to adver.
use for bids for the collection of gar
page, was rescinded. The committee
IN support Of its recommendation stated
that TO do the work by contract would
be less effective and not less expensive
and that the men now employed are il
need of the work
DEPUTY CITY AUDITOR.
The committee on finance recon-
mended that the appointment of r. C.
Raybould as deputy city auditor bt
confirmed. The recommendation was
unanimously adopted.
LICENSES GRANTED.
Upon the recommendation of the com
mittee licenses were granted W. R
GALLAGHER, S. B. Newman, Hy Sadler
Il. Livingstone, Jacob Alt, Louis Hob.
son, James Stevenson, John Trenton
2. c. NJ. l., Ferrand & Rudellap anc
G. S. Holmes.
BANNING THE JORDAN.
The committee on Jordan carpi and
irrigation reported having examined in
! to the complaint filed by D. G. Hoy
and against the d3mming of the Jor
/ dan river and recommended that they
! be allowed to avail themselves of the
remedy offered at law
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