Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12
Civ Attorney Hall Suggests an Ac-
ceptauce Of BacOn's Note
SECURED BY MINING STOCK
mini. that Dalton a Lark sh"reH
Nay Advanced A. H. h"'"
ment Tor salt Lake Next NeHr'

wy. ,hc history to date OF the proceed
a.. I'm the action Of salt Lake V''y
or,lnst John L. May Ms city trcasut,''
and John T.. Dooly and W. = Moe''-
nick. ns his surctlca. ..
Ar. Hail aurgcatcd that tho 51'elo
.blres OF the capital stock OF the Da'-
a., A Lark Cold. silver aud Lead MIN
,.. sgmpany. taken az security from
f',,gs IA Bacon for the payment ~
i6s Ia be taken BY the city IN iuu
t,i.t,,.ft Of tho suit. Mi. ltnll hAlN
h vaa 1uitc probable that the H'D,s
. ,rid advance IN the near lutuiv ~, ~,
D.. Thought that by the city hoyelPi,t,nn
the offer now u Wuuld W ~ .t,,,tt,r
e., accent the benefits OF the tltua,iii.,,.
y. forfine 10 Judge Cherry'e overtui,sk
~ ,tty,s demurrer 10 the defense Ml'
,i.u ".td IA was both right and proper
p,rfa of the defense were hh ioilnW.i
i,rbst during tho time aaid dcporN3
vote 10 made. said bank hau n ~
reputation In SAT- lhke w, W ,,,,g'
,be coincidence and received INC IVY n,
w. ~ eonp ~ tho best buslnoHH men w
Va civ. and that said May, as 'ni
IN 80 pfudVnt business man IN W.
i.,,t'.s mad "A right TO believe ana ulu
t.iteye. and na snfo and ptuhcnt ilau
MIGHT we'll believe, that Hnlu pahN w.
no and solvent ana woula wv, ~.
aud pay the drafts or ehe'h7 Oh ''' W.
FINK sald May. prior TO said suspcn9-
.ttv bsd mo- knowledge Of the uhhll.
tr-otygnt condition ~ said bank. hun
ra n careful and prudent man, hy n,n
r0i b0ileye and had no reason W u ,,l'',,,.
amt shid bank was UNSAFE or luh,l' wv,
thnt fuld May. az guch tf'ns,ui,1 ,,ii,tiG
ia.n unable. upon dcmnnl or p'.i', W., w.,
o., INV said gum o. fi3io2od by tcNfou
70 ~. faliurc and suspension or hNi9
t,gt and not through any inult OF hNio
.ftg III bv any violation Of the tohul-
ii.g of ma bond Of said May
M May. II VIII BE- tcineillny, wv.
brought suit against liac9n 70 ~ b,nl
.it,rsad judgement was Elvcn w 'iay |.
f,yor when he took llacon's nole ~
gharc. ~ Dalton a Lark stock a. teeNr-
lty Tor the Judgment. ,,,o c,,,,-
mittce on municipal laws
q. A. n. ENcAMPMENr.
Buei,o introduced the following roao-
luton. which was adopted hy "a unnil'
Whereas. Tho national cncnmpmcnt
~ mo Grand Army OF the kcpuhhc
holds its annual session In inc city OF
Philadelphia In the state N Pcnnsyl-
vania from the 4th 10 the pth OF sep
temher 81 the present year, anu .,,
Whereas, Under the usual ruic u WIZ
he hcld next year IN some Western city
ana may be Induced 10 come TO THIS city
bv proper representations Qf the many
advantages and attractions OF our cly
md state and OF the ability and IN
dllnation uf our people 60 wnrthly Mel-
come and entertain the large numbers
of Old soldiers and other patriotic ciu-
zcna who always attend these notable
gatherings, and
give our people an opportunity when
thoy viii be Elnd 10 embrace To show
their patriotic devotion TO country ana
t0 flag aud tho high honor and respect
ir which they hold the noble men who
by their vai0r saved our country from
announcement and destruction and
also 10 display the marvellous resources
and attractions OF our city ana statei
therefore, be- u
Resolved. That We cordially Invite tho
national cnoampmcnt OF the nlan9
Army 81 the Republic to hold ~ next
session In the city Of salt Lake ana
promise IN behalf OF this corporation
uHl people that u the Grand Army VIII
honor as By accepting our invitation 20
royalty welcome and entertain them
and 90 an IN our power 20 render their
visit TO as both pleasant ana memoir
able.
Resolved. That we call upon our ON
ri1ls and citizens and the officers " the
railroads. centcrlng In this city, 20 OF.
glulze and take the necessary ana
proper steps 70 present the advantages
and claims OF salt Lake city 20 the
vncnmpmcnt at Philadelphia.
Resolved That a suitably engroased
copy u these resolutions authenticated
hy the signatures OF tho Mayor and re-
c0rler and the seal OF the corporation
De- delivered 90 Col. Maurice NJ. Nnlghn
commander OF the department OF Utah
q, a. r., with the request that he pre-
sent same 20 the national onchmpmcnt
Col NJ NJ. knign. commander OF the
q, A. II. local post, was invited 70 nd-
dress the Council and did 30. He re.
viewed the history Of the II. 4. II. and
said that n tho cuoampmcnt could be
secured FOR Salt Lake It would brinH
from 5000 to 10000 old soldiers here.
ENGINEER MUST REPORT.
The report Of the special committee
composed ~ Howe. Weller and Fern
Investigate the report OF the city cngi'
nerr, was called up by FornAtrom and
adopted by vote OF 10 10 2, Buckle and
Robertson voting m,
The report calls for the city engineer
20 bring before the Council NJ the noxl
NLhNlhE UlNNNuF a tnHllltit rlhAtfutnl
.h1Wlng In detail the expenditures OF
hi1 department. ~ referred 20 In Tho
flggin committees report Of June 9Th
The Davis. Howe ~ Co. asked foi
permission 60 pile building material IL
no Htrcot In front N their premises on
llut West street between North Tenn
pie streets. Granted under the nsua
rastrictions
The Consolidated Implement compan,
t'ket permission 90 pile building ma
finl on state street between First an,
second South to use within twelve Zee
M street car track Referred to com
Illleo on streets with power TO act.
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES.
Fcrgus Coalter presented claim o
go ON nccount of cnmagea done hi
morse and buggy through falling into
hume ON Seventh South ana Fourtl
Ilst streets Mr. Coaltor says his fam
l} was driving along on tho stree
named when the accident occurred. Re
ltflld 10 committee on claims.
~. u. MARYLAND et al proteste,
usalnst the manner IN which the street
VI The city are aprinlIled and demande.
NAT some stops be taken To rcliev
mem from the Inconvenience "cauaeJ
nlih by lack Of sprnkling. and tn
l'ulty manner Of doing That which 1
SPECIAL POLICEMAN APPOINTED
chief Hilton appointed Thomas Dob
'h, David Nelson, George Il. Hnugh
llu Benjamin A. Taylor oscar Eriial
IVA Brigham Mlksoll to serve the cit
without nav. nofnrrsN IN rnurulffaa ID,