Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

tive session Thursday night the
amendment was accepted by FERN
stfom.
DEBATE BECAME WARM.
buckle said when he moved that the
minority be- substituted fut the ma
jority report. he meant ~. nutwlth-
standing The laugh II created. III "
well known fact he conunusu, NV
there are some Of ua who are diam IN
cally opposed 10 anythlng and every.
thing the city engineer does. Some %
the members have even gone 20 far nH
to spot and SPY the engineer.
Then a wrnnElc eusucd which caused
President Harness to rap loudly Tor or
dor and the matter passed over on th'
remarks being ruled out.
Itobertpon moved 60 strike out the
words executive session. staining
that the public was entitled o. Know
what was being done. through the me-
dium ~ the newspapers.
Fofnstrom said IL made little differ
cnce 20 him whether the meeting was
public or private. He had no secrets,
but the city engineer had intimntcd
that he was In possession ~ infofmh-
lion that he ala not care 10 make pub
iic at the present time, and " was
out ~ respect to his Wishes thnt ne
favored an executive fcssiun.
gntilatcr said the WnterWurkH conn
uilttee had held an executive ffefinn
and he dld not consider that committee
was any better than the commute ni
the whole ana Wan cnuti'u 20 u" nl.,
confederation. inc '"un,h .'. ,,i..'
know whether the cily chHln.'I Wsr
pursuing the proper courge. AMI ~ the
wnterworks committee hnd received
enlightenment ~ ,NcouuN. t'''',,
maybe he and the other memb'w OF
the Council would receive tht ra'iis
thing BY adopting rlinhaf means VI
finding out.
iiomneN wanted 10 Know Mhht nNn
been accomplished by thc nsvnNslYn
thus far. Nothing, ne rhlu' nut m,n
ana the display ot bah blo"h. " Wuu,u
be far better to discuss INC iucnuon W
| private ana lrt rue pupnV hn"M Nh
such uH how the iucinheth PuaiI'l, ~.
hettcr not be- made pubic, Tvs lnehu
rauick had rhnnrcd MS NINA ~
monnn ~ an executive t'..i'nt ~
might change MS niior lhniH""S
| night
harm IN an executive session " " WIS
only 10 hear the report OF the 'i,y en-
Hinscr. otherwise he favored pubic
meeting. 49,,
! liurki" rald fellow mcmh,t toi"
him that the city engineer had impart-
"a Information 10 ". wa'etMp.N, 'v w.
mittro that had lett 20 DOUBT W th'
mrmhcra mind but what W" 'liy en-
rinccr was pursuing the proper course.
lie felt assured that thr inrinh,r Menln
have given HIN INC sam" ihinfnhuon
had he asked Tor H. bui b. didn't ask
Tor the reason that he hnd tuli conn
| doncs In the gentleman VINO lnih NM
and Ia the other members OF the CONF
slddoway hoped the minority report
would not prevail and was EolhE 70
talk on. when he was INTERRUPTED oy
Hove. who claimed he hhh ALREADY
spoken twice 20 tile question, while
given he chance 60 speak once.
sbidowny denied having spoken NOR
, ,nan one "''''' "''' was ''' "
Continuing slddoway said he Thought
an executive session OF "" ,"inW,,t's
of the whole would result In making
public what the enslheer w"ulu t'l'pI.
Three or -FOUR MEN ne tnln' '.uln h.'p
a matter quiet. but he doubted whether
fftcvn could,
Iiucklc then asked slddnway v ne
would be- Wiling 10 give amy mrinh"t
uf tho Council Information respecting
the engineers plans, nnl me naWvt
was he did not Know nut what ne
would.
Howe said that nH an indiNihuhl
member of the city Council Pc was nol
satisfied with the majority Npurt ".
was Ia the Council chamber last
Thuradny night and was refused nd'
mission TO the meeting OF N" water
works committee,
liOhurtHun--HnNe You not nH 'hhlf
man ~ the police ana NJ" commute.
held secret meetings aud denied ga
mission 60 those not members OF ina
committee1
nuwe-l have never YET i'lhreI
,y ,.sl. hsH anythinr to IA With
HohcrtHon's motion TO Sunk" out "cS
ccutlNc session was th"h put aus
lost.
The motion 70 meet Ihutrlhy n,sh
uH committee OF the Nhn' 'aifl'u'
utfstI. ANNuuISu sIDEW AI,Kg.
The committee on streets IN w. mat
! ter ~ the communication OF MAYO
clark. In relation tp huHhshhinnrflhl
the paved sidewalks, reported aH t"l
lows
. we have investigated the matte
! and md that when the pavement wa
! properly laid, buah-hnmmerinE doe
not lnlure II tn any extent nut u !
, when the pavement was imperfect
! lnid that the hhnmorlnH breaks w
, Ma w. 'p in b"5h .hemmeT,ns the nav"
! walks that win stand !, without eeln
injured, N" 'l,Y ehflneet 70 's'Nn va,
what portion OF W. rhN'in ,,i sn -, a.,
n ,i,I ~ ~, - ~, s,,,nrn 4,
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