The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-05

it is due and is correct. l earned this
money and it is small business for you
to cut it down. 1t was earned in a
cold room, after dark with no fire and
should be paid
The selectmen retreated from the
original position and Mr.. Ray'bould got
his money.
Miscellaneous.
DR.. Wright, of the Salt Lake Medical
society asked the court for the use OF
the probate court room for the purpose
of holding evening meetings on the
second and fourth Mondays OF each
month, the society to pay all expenses
of the lighting and janitor work. This
was granted, provided the city mem
bers of the committee do not object.
Director Miner, of the board of dl-
rectors Of the territorial insane asylum,
appeared before the court and stated
that Vina Eldredge, a woman commit
ted to the asylum some time ago, was
not resident of the territory, but that
she properly belonged in Wyoming. He
presumed this had been brought to the
attention Of the court at the time she
was committed. She was arrested on
information sworn to by her brother
in-law, one Hoskins, of Evanston, Wyo.
Hoslkins claims that she was born IN
Utah, which is doubtless a fact. Mr..
torney might know something of the
circumstances. The court thought the
question merited consideration and the
case was referred to the attorney and
the probate judge.
After disposing of this matter Geddes
asked for three blank pauper order
books, which were allowed.
John Birks, of Anaconda, the uncle
of 16-year-old boy in the infirmary,
named Ernest Lithgo, offered to take
care of him if the court would send
him to that place. The matter was
referred to the selectmen with power
to act.
f. Mcdonald and D. b Brinton
asked that an extra meat inspector be
appointed for the county, which re-
quest was referred to the selectmen.
Henry Seal and others asked for
continuation of the road through RiV-
erton, from the middle of section 81,
township south, range 1 west. What
road is that?" inquired Christopherson.
81 don't know" was the reply of
Roberts, who scented mileage in the
air. eve will have to go and see."
The case was referred to the select
men to "go and see"
Justice Turnbull, of Bingham, called
attention to the case of Samuel Car
mel, a sufferer from the fire, who was
severely burned, and asked the court
to do something for him. The matter
was referred to the selectmen with
power to act.
Road Supervisor United States Com
missioner and Notary Public Lee, of
Bingham, called attention to the fact
that all his tools, books, records and
papers were destroyed by the fire and
asked the court to take action. The
court did. The records and books will
be attended to in private caucus as
selectmen, while the tool matter was
referred to the selectmen as a road
committee.
County Treasurer Lynn called atten-
ton to the fact that he had cancelled
warrants to the amount of $1S,639.34,
on which interest had accrued to the
amount of 1,55S.15, making a, total of
$40, 197.4S, which report was filed
The meat inspector reported having
examined 2,439 head of cattle, hogs,
sheep and calves during the last
month and having buried two dead
horses, which statement was ordered
made part of the records.
Boman Cannon made report on the
number of paupers for the month, as
follows: Inmates, July l, SO; admitted,
IS; discharged, 16; number now at in
Urinary, 81.
Coroner Offenbach filed his report Of
inquests for the month.
The county attorney called attention
to the fact that the spraying law had
been decided against the county and
asked permission to appeal. 1t was
granted.
After referring the matter of an in
quiry as to the state of the franchise
of the West Side Rapid Transit COM
pany to the selectmen, the court adj
journed until Monday next