Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-26
NOTHING But TALK,
The County Court and The Citizens
Advisory Committee
ANOTHER urErNG uELD TODAY,
ssleelmen Gsddes aud Chri,iophsrson
on thc Nilgngr QI.siiou--
The Bond Bubble.

the county court uua ,au ui'h.hF'
rdvlsDfy committee. ltbrHau su il.E
nitsfII 'cIocA auu .us.uI until neatly
quarter 10 one, aud au Adjournment
va- then ,kou siuU Hie without uuy-
thing particular having been uce1m-
pllah,I There was good zeal VI
talk. bu, Ihls amounted 90 nothing
more Than tufsanIug % old
straw. Probate Judge MrNaiy,
-u,e,.ucu ic ldesi Chusiophttt1n
aud RIOur,- Gers present ss vol as
all the mom5srs u tbo committee Win
ne exception.
wurn the meeting had been called
90 order.
Mr. J. ]. Day said no dil ul DO.
li,yo he was iu sympathy with the
clmmIllou at alL lie vIt0I iOf iut
present body OF salrulm 100 uuI nod
perfect confidence iu tuHmi HuI h '
uii not uuusIstAuu Whnl the commit
too was pointed Tor uuleIa DO was Go
help call anew bond election, 10 such
were tho case hr woe quite wiling O.
cooperate with The uUuu.y Caurioihuf.
wise, he Tor ono desired ~ Withdraw
I ON tue committee. As Co tuu invus.
ugallUn that was nov going iurWHTu
into tho cJuutyS uiia.fs, bo u0uslu.
cred II wac the uuty az the
su.ectmou to take II Into their own
h.Hgt,
Buuctman Godics, ia the cluus Of 70
J. l.U ID 81 ID
had now nothing particular 60 tcuum-
mend. lie remarked tuAt when hr
All his colleagues cane into uilltu
tuoy found tue county ia "a peculiar
condition. Whether mistaken VI uui,
thty thought ~ was guuif July tD Les
tuu Taxpayers know lust nov tue
Affairs u the county stood, dUuniug
tnAt the late board hal 1T exceeded
tue legal limit OF Indebtedness. The
seloolmen therefore Thought it lmo 90
cell a halt aud institute proceedings TO
ascertain their legal statue. After.
wards II was found tnat the purchasing
power VI the county had uuUn yUty
much impaired. The present county
court was willing 10 Assumc the I'M
plCasautuUss which would follow an
Investigation, and taXpuytfs' meet
0 was called. Mt. Goddos then 10.
forted 10 the vutu VI the Taxpayers
on tho bond question anu said
shat they having expressed an
opinion I'd ur'e 20 the feeling
OF 40 boar, Tho latter had since been
trying ~ act ia accordance with what
was believed 10 be their dee rrH, ~
tnia committee deemed lt proper to call
another blnI election on tholr own To-.
tpIt sibIuly with the uu4etstAt dug
hat the county court hal no snare in
DO, Ior tuey nad done their part in thgi
I gard already all we'll aud guoIi
tuou tho solectmuu would oJ-uprfatt
with thom In ncting Tor the best inter
ssts OF tho county. but tIu 70 pOuai.
blnty now rested win tho taxpayers
AZ t. tho Investigation now iu
progress, Il was very difficult 20 pro-
cure evidence; still, II was the sense OF
tue county court that that inquiry
should DO continued In a limited way,
~ fast ~ testimony could be secured.
The Stale fOa m .ter would hSvo boon
wound az before TINS anu taken int0
tue courts but lor the fact that gen,
tltmau vino was wanted no 3 witneNl
had sought protection IN tue ConvBn.
ton, OF WniUh he ~ n delegate; aud
hence the teleclmen thought 10 UotlUr
10 lot II Temporarily stand over. The
county court would he glad Tor th,
committee 10 make BuggsstionB iu
reference 10 tho salaries u the county
u1loers, general expenses anu any,
lhing VI that sort. IL had been charged
that the different county 0illoru were
getting too much Tor their services. II
Tho committee wished % make any
recommendation az 10 that aud Other
questions tbs seiectmen would he glad
~ receive them,
County Attorney Whitlomoro spoke
acOnversali1n which he had had Tc.
Gently with Hon, H. s. Richards, a
member Of the advisory COmmittos, Ia
relation 10 these matters aud Euggeatol
that the other mtmbyIs u the lmmi..
tee discuss them wiIh MIN. MT. EIUh.
ards COull tell them how ar the
county could ~ in defending itself ~
nistturs a.oic, assuming that certain
facts tN stal, uut only Ia regard Il
VIA misut DO gained by following
them up with n view 20 civil but also
criminal proceedings,
Hon, h, 5, Nuhntda was az loss e
know what the duties OF this commit.
toe really we're. lie was not aware
however, tnat II was appointed iu ur
der ~ furnish loyal auyICo 90 the c0uu
~ AZ that were the desire 10 should
uc submitted 10 attorneys for d lora
UpIuinu.
County Attorney whiuemlro To-.
irrfed 10 the sprluEliug question. ur
wanted the ADVICE OF The COMMITTEES 81
90 the aIylEGbility UT Otherwise oil
expanding iuudu at ths time Tor tHt
Fpuukliug T the Boulevard aud part VI
tue State road,
Mr. Suuw did not think that subject
concerned rue committee htAu.
MI Daly uld not believe that ans
memb,t 900 the committee had ~ Wisl
20 interfere with the " UTEIugs OF tut
equity clur. They wanted o.
lei the county court. but mot q.
H.vrt- ne Il wac 900 reference ll
some large v lgr.uH or IhU galIIug at IA
new bond olucu1u,
Mr. Elias MUrrs wns in favor of
making aUuluyg rilJT, 90 u.spysg %.
county Uyuus,
Dr. llHuIuurk eu.g. staf that lu,
slrsu oi TAR nE uu ru. uuy OF mt
uUuIy court % " tuy .uHH..i ..ttmIg.
d ecu 'hlugo among tuums,ly,s iu
auUT uu,
Buuap k'wilns was of opinion i.a
fume of tuu uNpagtrB who .teu o..
favor OF Ouuuu NtlgTo were against tut
Wuludu9u uUw, lie Thought 10 d. ,
ylFabIe 90 leave tuut nuJeo. alone ill
% time, aud lut tho business of ca.
county bp fuu meanwhile uu % BlT.rtI.
economical las.r, iu orrtr 2. iuslif,
confidence anu dru.usrfiu tuaJ tHtTl
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