Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-06
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, MARCH G, 1890.

Imposing NJ fines by the chiefs, no. to
exceed $40 IN any case.
Tue chiois to have power TO suspend or
diEuis.; to reI or. action ifthwiih, anu
same fu Ds cUuurme 3, II three members
oi the board approve, otherwise reiura O.
ment TO be mHue, unless charges are
tIed.
Three member, have power to remove
chiefs, without lfial.
Tho board to have the right upon all
trials Co deny OF umit Argument By
counsel.
Where charges involve matters unnt
Tor % .illcatiIu ami OIL u-iyH TO sense
Dt public Ipcrucy,Iu tNu discretion OF 'ho
board tuo public may bo excluded from
tho IrIsI
W uossus ta ho required 90 obey sub
ToHU14 issued Boy tuH board, aui io to
suffice. 10 tHg samH poual los for a failure
Co uu su ha 900 other Ct..., 10 De Imposed
whom wIruu 40 uf the court " tho d..
tu,f u.uu lHpliu IYu.
Board may bByoUNpuutivu sessions and
pfHmu.guu fu.tH 60 govern tuo depart
mont
The Hr6t remarks were made by
Comm siJguf Conn, WIN, after voiur'
trtfiuf the IutIUBr Of tue meeting,
aid that ater having looked
CateiIIy into the Amendments ufo-
p0fel by the chairman anu Mr. Jr.
uiuga, no WAS "a isiiei that The
lt0p sillons Of the lu tor, we're not whsi
i.t h.Hru UAn'pf. 10 FAC. he was o.
posed 10 them In toto. lie loOkuIu u
5000 49,. Utu.uI Ut CUmn Hsiuucts ~
the Governor NJ an Infringement oil.
local suii.ggvtfument h On took N
control Uf cities out uf the hands D'
Hose most Immediately cIucfrnel.
he approved heartily " Chalfman
Ntfiau'a Views, Uuly he wuul
like provision mole Tor tht
examination of All III ys Uy th0
n,altH .illoeL every tso 0t tht"n
yesrs.
G mmlssloner Noble next responded
by rEptessiug DO bfisf terms the favor.
iug Ui Chairman Nafian's dDCum utH
a.d bic opposition 20 that OF Mr. Jc.'
.iugs.
Chairman Varlan then took occasion
30 champion biz own cause. II.
uuiefst,Ud that Mr.. JruuiuFB'H b.l
was tue OutgrUwtp u q consultation
with the chiefs VI uOtn Iolartmuuts,
uRetHef with some u the lecAniialr
members u the police force. Hu Irlt
mat u tnat wa true, the board SHOULD
not lower ~ dignity by stoJpug g.
give 10 the least UIusiiefAtUn, 81 iN
% ho personally was COZ cifnpt, Do,
was willing 10 step down aut 0uI, 10
his actions were not satisfactory 10 int
Iuulic, but he wuull not volunteer Tn
slgl ustiOn 20 The Legaialufo that he
uo removed from his Ufiicisl capacity
The law provided thai toe board suuulI
be- the head Of tho depAftm1nts-uIt
he chiefs, aud lao was strictly Boz
Av0r Of opposing Auy movomen
thsl would act IN CJnraventiOu
10 the law. Alter eN Irossiug his fe.
greet a the feeling o, uissatlaiaC,lou iU
the department and declaring that
discipline could not bo m ATTAINED uu.
lees every man understood that ne
owed nothing ~ any other man In tue
department, no couclude1 by critiola.
log strongly an action wulcn be sail
mai been heretofore tolerated by the
chiois, Of allowing dice iutenled mBu
20 make known their troubles an
have them disuusse in anu about the
department headquarters. III brand
ed the bill as blow NJ the CONNIE.
sion.
COmmisslouur Jennings, Al whom
Chairman Nafian's remarks had been
particularly directed, arose very
promptly aud willing TO submit n 10.
Spouse. lie stated that the matter hal
been TOPIC u genrfsl discussion by
tue public, TT mo time past. Tue
riuEsue aud taKlAJefs cIull go that
tho law was detective, anu at meet
Tug held 'oma time ago. tho amen1-
mcuts which were embodied a.
his document were suggested.
Ouly Interested tAXpay efs were
prsO at tubs meeting, the
uuiuIs and members OF tue force hav.
ing no connection with II whatever
He could say win Mt Nstian that d
Tho public we're 10 make II known that
they were u ~ lsiied with his setylc y,
ua would promptly resign, anu he gave
tue assurance that he would take that
action whenever he knew OF suCn
iueliug 10 exist lie resented the say,
ing that hiA oil was the Uutgfowlu
a cancellation with the Chiuis Or mem
beers Of the department, AMI Rssutsl
Mr.. NsTian thAt his Cnafges % that
n CT were entirely wrong aud uu
called fIr.
A series Of unimp1rlant quoittuns
AID answers between CuaiTm M
Naflau auu Mr.. Jouuinss were then
INDUCED IN, alter which Mt Conn
volunteered the iuiOtm ttion that n tue
board should ask the Legislature 10
pass the Dill IL would be virtually cou.
tssing In iucUmprteucy and asking
Tor ~ removal from ptilcu.
Chairman Natlan reiterated hta
siHtement that the bill was IA gu
go yth Ot the di.Hhu-iArfiHu u..
dlschar ed on Monday ~ ght and their
friends, aud N tor no uthe ivt Och than
that II was wong. He had hosrd that
tue matter had been di Cu-spl by tue
cnieis, a city councilman, mrmuer- uI