Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02

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The ','' .,',, and interesting 'nau a. ;,
more lI'p :, ,he city .olOns for d. man y,
meeting e, = opposition S i'd, which It was ss
days. ,'o "a provoke the most % "'.n',
r'i'a ' ,s.olaaon Of PresIden, , bu'N, !
aIIn' . =, ma Of the board Of pup
O''y ,,, op' which c was introduced n1 a, III
i '~ ,.,olar meeting Of the C :. univ,
lest Iau'a :, which the public Is ,a guy
the i,loI .. III On motion Of Mr. DucN'
4 saar~iman Thomas pres'N'u'
! BUSINESS BEGINS
u.,e four matters hoW owe, y,
sheddIei l 70 .Os session, VIZ. The pass
at Iasl u N.Y." o,dlnonce proyldlns , lor
Ing Of an oLu, w. be issued to Farson
form o. : O@ go' Of New York Tor INV Ih'
LtaeA = l,s NS' # refunding bonds, ha n'
NQgv| l.Sa ADMITTED by this ilTm 80. ma !.
been I Itl'' Minded i ip TO the Co1 ,ha
ems. MN. Iip MIN a recommendation ina
NE . ps'syr moved to amend the I sec,
-. t'' .Sovj5lng for the city TO aep i',ei,
uo9 p Torson' Leach & Co.. az y, .n 6oe
.,so. a business in New ior orr sac, ooc,
P 3 ;. :, On the bonds twice eaSi'
n " .., '"i hy allowing the ely TO q n' an
= 'af 'gs an" wIth Wells-Fargo 4 co.,
u' ,So NY oIty, the latter firm to ac ~, a.
s ~ ~ty's agent. With this one a'''e'D
w.rt me ordinance passed. .,,,ract
Hv w, ' matter Of the lighting CONTRACT !,
X , ,u' ,he municipality and the tia ,
"a p T,s md Power company by Nni ~,
4. s,'" ,ompany is 10 light the ely IVr
4. next four years, was altst AZ, ,ue
~ ,.,irs Of the agreement, and the dls 3,
.,.,nS S n some Of It's erms when were
,@ xiv understood laid OYER % pe
' ~ nm at next Tuesday nlghl meet ,,
Inc Tbe ordinance granting irahculse
IN No proposed new telephone lln IVA waS
,.4I,a9hei, because at this tine coun-
cnnan Femstrom moved toat me
CoorcD 90 into committee le
whIs Ia consider Mr.. Buckle .''0 /
lion. which motion prevailed
DooLY WISELY WATTS
81 nv roouest the recorder read the reso-
tuition wherupon M. Buckle asked If
Or Dolly who was present had any
written statement to submit or II he
desired TO say anything either person.
ally or By a representative Mr.. Dooly
q stated that he had no written state
meni 10 submit, and that he had moth
irg 10 say until Mr. Buckle had made
olf his case BY producing bis evil
dence.
FERNsTROM OBJECTS.
Councilman Fernstrom here inter-
posed an objection to the proceedings.
In support Of which he said II there
VAS any evidence of wrong doing
against Mr. Dooy, whereby the city
had lost anythlns, let II be brought
forth n there was no such evidence.
then be thought the investigation was
merely spite work, he opposed any such
proceedings and favored stopping II
Hshi there He couldn't see that there
v. anything before the Council.
BUCKLES CLAIMS.
NJ Buckle claimed that the resolu.
il'l made specific charges, that IL ha.
zen iHeIvei and recognized by the
Council and referred to the committee
81 lhe Whole and he was prepared TO
FoIi lhe allegations contained In the
resolution and defend H. Said II 4
1o-a D proven that he was wrong he
'o.i acknowledge the mistake like a
ss,A'aaa and all would 60 well as far
q ls vas concerned. lie insisted that
tHigg wy SUI
THE DooI.Y BOND.
~. iiNleht Buckle then asked the re-.
s .l1 10 read Mr. Doolys bond as
i.il Of the board Of public works
-, s-'' l nr. Dolly promised in lang. |
~ y. fquaii, as strong as the statute |
s 81 ~ !. "9ula not associate either d. |
wy % indirectly with any matter !
~, .'a'plng to contracts with the civ |
. 'a upon request Of C'onncilmap
,,'.s, Rlcorder Nystrom also read ina
~. 'sAsa w Mr. Dooly when he was
' 49, q Director Of the Utah savings
ma MY r.,, o,'apany which covered the |
NIX p'loi Dis bond did, given for The
/. 'j Sa. performance OF his duties as
wards chairman. ' 'S
LIST OF CONTRACTS.
r. / =, D sSi, then offered in evidence =
dfy ,V os1 entered into between
,riis. a a. various contractors. ae.
ibSh WI tl20OO0, upon the bonds
:irl,s. S S,0 tractors the Utah Trust
syo IN ii,0 no.; -, mad acted as surety, and
: being correct '''eu 'hehi
y !, %g iS given by Kelfer G. Pine,
.,s al , .s,. Yah Savings and Trust
ltsa y w., ,e'H warrants due said con.
n. H@, next offered bv A.
7, ., M oooly said he know, Wy AT ar
fS M 4 Or0sr' having had nothing to
\ I slhdayit Of W. II. II sror
q. rtsSh 'S e. ~ W. Center, manager
q. ,ts, aa savings and Trust corn.
q onv. u IN his presence that Tho
Z g~pahy had advanced mone,, wy ,o
~ on co o,l, Of me contractors with
ssSSIas certain Jobs, was offered IN
." DESTINATION.
. I iDSS' \. At At this juncture practicable
n. " mad severed his ronne ,oa,,y
,eiir. u9st company, yyhor ev.lon
bu, Me- buckle said this might he
artis6 W. resignation could bav W
iy tot ' Yea. which he had gooa s sre
h NJ ~. believing was the case sSou su
p to surD sald the council had No
anee n ', ,,', and compel the az ~
aud errs.,.'lssses, he was sorry IN
NJ Al p, ,tre II would be barS =, -
! Oooly's dis 'qunif ssst existed as
=, YASEf sTRAupAspRoMprp.
coa1s rSIIdaup was present ana Ga,
l.nsn cnr ,'ah Buckle. This iegai
p-;tlrs,,, buckle and enabled bi,e -
eal in az NJ Buckle here arose O'a sns
uies ana ', l.ltee Of the whole ths
sgslar como. not apply that goyern ,.
ss'y 10 anu. sessions, and II wss
:.lrdIng o allow citizens to 8 sn sas
J ti,orssvg SSssoons. He then s ssS
y Of *. oaaaup be granted The
~ L II, Robertson wanted
I ~ ,bs Straup had hesn '.eu
wv city, and unon h I'll re-