Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13

sl,uUl.Na fOt interest on Nitl hNIoshs Il
10 date, Tho checks will show what |
banks paid. and amount Of each bank. |
/ also enclose you letters from the diiior- |
ont banks, stating the amount Of inter- |
o.t they have paid on tho deposit, which /
you can verify by calling on them. Com
pairing these letters with the checks you
have now, aud the amount deposited by
me in,Docomber, think you viii ind that
they agree. I held some OF these checks
40 as TO put tho interest all Ia ono Item,
and have, ~ YOU will observe from dates
Of some Of the checks, received by inc
today.
With the report was the enclosures
referred to In the communication.
The resolution aud statement was TO-
ceivsd and filed.
THAT WARN SPRINGS LEASE.
Iu reporting on the Barnes and
Byrnes petition, the committee ON
public grounds recommended an ex-
tension OF the Warm Springs lease ut
q reduced rate, aud that a new lease be
drawn up.
Clawson opposed the committees re-
port, insisting that the lease ne at ifst
drawn up, should still remain In
vogue. Iu the nfst few ysats OF busl.
nsss, the company had no grievances
TO make, because they found II q
profitable Investment, but now that
business was not 40 favorable, they
asked tho city for help. He thought
the report should not be adopted.
O'MeAra and Cohn argued on the
question and claimed II would bo
doing an Injustice 10 the lsssees
10 force them 10 abide by the lease ~
ut fitst drawn up. Tbs city had not
done right In granting a license to a
rival establishment, aud hence favored
the adoption OF the report. The report
was adopted, all members voting aye,
except Clawson, who voted no.
This COMMITTEES on water works In
reporting on the rlpp rspping OF ems
bankment Of Parlsy's reservoir, recon-
mended that the work be not per-
| formed as II WAS not necessary.
| Adopted.
The same committee recommended
that u watering trough and spill DO
erected At the corner Of Ninth North
ana Second West In conformity with
the petition Of tho Wasatka Mineral
Springs company.
| A communication was received from
Frank Harrigan Offering 10 sell 10 the
city, dirt at is cents per yard with an
aversge haul OF eight blocks. said ma
tsrial being good clean gravel from ths
basement OF the keith and Iyers
block ON East Temple street. Pr0po-
sitlon accepted.
The special committee 10 which was
referred j. W. FarTell's claim for tx
tras In the oint building, recommend
ed tia, tue sum Of s5,O86.92 be al
lowed In iull Of said account and that
the city's share, 50, O38i6, DO appropri-
Atsd.
Clawaon moved 10 amend the report
by making an appropriation OF S..
g22.bA. in full Of said claim,
Conn In a lengthy talk, recIled what
ho termed the great Injustice done Mr..
Farrell in Withholding n claim Justly
due him, Such procedure was NJ
much a misdemeAnor "a was paying
out money which was not legally due,
and consequently ho hoped the report
would be- adopted.
LYNN then gave the Council Tho
bench OF his experience In this Farrell
business, He was n member Of tn,
Joint committee that had tho mattel
under consluefstlon, ana ne NAT
| Mr.. Farrell was presenting claim II
sxcss. Of what was Justly due him
Knowing this no would oppose th,
naym,nt Of said claim 10 the bite
end.
Ciawson In speaking on The question
felt that n Mr.. Farrell was not saiisfls,
win the Counoips action, he shout,
resort toi,ths courts, the proper plac
TO determine the Nalidliy OF the clain
Young was never, be said, more A
asa ON a question than on this ons
Tbs untold numpsr OF reports that Ina,
4 bean brought 10 were 40 conflicting n
10 puEEls The brain OF n PhlladelohI,
. LAWYER. He could not vote intelligent
. ly on the proposition as II now stood
4, n. could moi in any way oomptr
a mend n.
Hardy was also in a mazo Aut
4 tbouVht the matter should he rsierrr,
4 10 another COMMITTEES to work In con
; Junction with tns board of Arbitrator,
/. MT. CIawsop,s Amendment wa
voted upon and Loaf. when the report q
4 the oonmittee was Adopted by
|. majority vote of those present
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