Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
ran niyorcc Cases Fred Wise"
,,,.d for Assault Police Have some
run Escaped prisoncr Captured

All tba members Of the council except
81 Vo1liey were present at the meet
ias Monday evening, AuR. - l'''
I''.fHrnt browning presided,
u.r John gcuwcrufi. representing thH
nd ~ education, appeared before the
..gHru and asked for the use 81 Two
,.5ma in the city hall for school rur-
.. 1u Inc same terms ne last year
~. rt8iIon of Councilman Jones the zee
...f Vaa granted. nt the rate ~ 500
~ arnum. providing The board Hhuu
trpIay The city hail janitor To attend 10
Doc rooms. .,,....
tslsa, Vors allowed. ana pnyrulls nE-
rr.altIng 81 OGJ were ordered puii.
Tb. engineer submitted an estimate
o.. work ON Contractor o'NCiWH paving
In district 80. Q, amounting ., %
ugiUl. which was ordered pnld. lhls
ilypH q balance on the anal payment
uftGli.ii. which viii be pnld DO ~ DAYS
tHU paving being now completed.
civ Auditor Emerson reported hnN-
ing mild ftllgT in fun Tor IuirH ". II.
UuI1uiaMa claim Tor back salary ana
e1.tf. and asked Tor Instructions on
what rate 90 pay for the balance ul 'ns
year Referred TO the committee on
II was ordered that ti.gSt55 be- paid
f5r g months interest ON sewer bonds OF
p6nndkecper A. Petersen reported %
head VI animals impoundcd during
August. and t25 covered Into the treas
ury Accepted.
From mo monthly report 81 poll Tax
Collector 81 poultcr u appears lhll
there are 90 unCullvcted taxes ll4
tHRoH paid ln labor. and 2l2 new nHhcsa-
mUuta during August The IMPORT was
filed, and Mr.. puultor was pald 5000 Tor
H|. H.Ha.IU.H HIHHH last FHUNHf.
The city engineer. A. \. Parker, rcn-
defoI % report on Paving district No. .,
from Whicr 10 appears Tint TIE total
rlat % tho block 20 paving u N,blnNl.
divided NJ followH. Curhlug. cutters
cross walks. f35al7Gi mncainmlzInE,
81 adaOg. cross walks ON Grant and
Washington, tai1ls, uNcavutng, a.
sUstI ordered Med,
g. Il. spnrEo asked permission 90 dig
% trench and lay u pipe on Patterson
Ave. west u Wall, Tor conveying water
The petition was granted,
DR. Geo. ". Bakar asked Tor refund
~ SO paid in license under protest
referred 90 committee on license.
A resolution was introduced hy Couu-
Gilman Williams ana passed giving p'r-
mission 90 the railway company Co cone
-truct street railway track ON tho
north side N Seventeenth street woet
from Washington Ave- aud on tho
south side Of sixteenth street east To
Glonwool 10 the new resort. This was
done 60 comply with The ordinance, aud
10 confirm the action % the street COM
mIttcp. The roads are already built
ON petition of residents, II was or
derHd that sixteenth street from wash
iUEtln cast PAST Glcuwoud ho uprlrkled.
The traffic has caused much incpuNru-
laHra from dust, which viii now be OBJ
Waited
The sidewalk In front NJ BelnnpB
grocery was ordered fixed, the city hos
p'tll WINS ordered painted. aud the
street committee WIS ordered 10 clear
tho city cemetery ~ rubbish and weeds.
600 on motion NJ Councilman Jones.
% wus also ordered, uu motion of
Councilman plngroo, that the roof "
tha city hall De repaired.
The sum u SEQ was ordered paid 10
W. A. Loo 10 cover time aud doctor
bills on account ~ injuries received
while going 20 u recent IRE.
AZ 9.l5 o'clock pm tn council adj
ilurn'i Tor two weeks.
Yesterday two divorce cases were
Oiled loo the district court, before Judge
EHapp. Edith J. Phillips asked Tor "a
divorce from James Phillips. Tho COM
uHInr SETS forth that they were married
ul thr en- 0f November 1895 aud that
ever since that time the defendant has
neglected aud never attempted To- proc
vide Cor tho plaintiff; hence she asks
chat divorce be- granted and nllmony
ln tHo amount that the court may de-
eide upon.
THE next ease r. Mary w. wiliama W.
George w, Williams, pruying for d.
NHrgo on the grounds of dcscrtion and
falling To provide for over one year.
The plaintiff also asks for tho custody
" two minor children.
in tho matter OF the estate Of otto
r. Roth, deceased. the decree of dis
i1huuun Of real estate was entered
and s.gncd. also an order that the adj
Illustrator be DISCHARGED and bonds
men released.
WILSON FIND FOR ASSAULT.
The case Of Thos. H. Heller plaintiff,
va Fred Wilson. defendant, charged
With assault and battery, came up for
hearing today In IupHtice Hroeden'l
court II occupied nearly the entire
cay Mr.. Heller was the firut Witness
lnl ihv plulntn lie testified straight
iHrWurlly of the entire fruCag between
him and Wilson at the Hermitage and
lauuuH'z camp. Or. IA. J. Powers,
NV. H. !, Cannon, Mrs. Chrls Flygaro,
Mi's.H Dorothy and FANNIE Cannon all
~ testified for the plaintiff, ana act
forth very plainly the facts as % VIII
cone assault upon Heller. Fred VIII
t"n and Maud Wilson. We're examined
iT defense, and after the arguments
ny Mr. Allison for the defendant and
Mo-afH Halyonon and Lessingcr. tho
!llF' pnrsed sentence upon Wil#pn, a
we NJ i2l and costs of court. In lieu of
hls got being able 90 pay the amount,
ne should be placed IN jail for 20 days
"1l pay court costs,
POLICE HAVE SOME FUN.
on sunday evening tho police de-
lartm"nt had a little fun with a qunr.
l,l NJ tell0Wa arrested by Officers
hfoWn and Farr. The men did not
tenm 10 relish II very much, being
walked away from their bucket of beer
70 the city Jail They tried 10 escape
'n, ollron ON the way up 10 the cool
but could not. when they arrived
ny mo police department and were be-
w searched, two OF them became quite
.'lr."fuuH, and were told several times
10 F.gp quiet, but they did not heed
,h' OFT urs. ana were made to cit down
,NIs" in their chairs by Detective Pen.
l,E whose muscular arm dld not give
n'm such "a light seat either, but still
lN'} persisted In their mcannesa, ana
ON" M them was politely taken by
lN' collar and placed IN the dungeon
lof hls nights lodging, lie made u ter
IoIe noise for some time. but gradually
Quoted down Tor Tcposc. They gave
,h.f names Ra j. O., Clnck. John Foley
''hh clark aud George Jones,
COUNTY BUSINESS.
The county commissioners mot IA raa--