Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-30
SPECIAL BOND ELECTION,
July 3d. TO Vote on Proposition 10 Raise s4l2,
900 10 Purchase WaeNOrSs.
weber Comfy Affairs Special Eiec-
ton nj Huntsville Aug, i-Libra-
rian Elected District Court

A special election for the purpose of
voting bonds 20 raise money with which
to purchase the waterworks for Sll2,-
OO0, was called by the city council at
It's regular session last night, The date
Of the election was fixed for July 5O
The polling places and judges OF cleo
ton are as follows; First ward, city
hall, John jenkins, james Cassln and
II, Wadsworth; Second ward, Nelson 4
Farrelrs livery stable, John Conlisk
George Cave and William Hill Third
ward, r. S, Hartley's store Herman
Carbon John Farr George smuini
Fourth ward, county court house, Erin
Jackson, Fred Shells, A. 7, Hestmark
Fifth ward, northeast corner OF wash
ington avenue and rwenty-siXth street
Wallace Foulger, Dan Pugh,k' ), Bore
man. The notice Of election asks that
the council be authorized to borrow
$aS9O0O, The balance of the money
has already been authorized.
The moyar submitted the names OF
three library directors to serve for SIX
years, the same being all reappoint-
ments =. NJ Cushnahan Joseph Peery
and H. II. Thomas. The appointments
We're confirmed.
The salaries OF the following officers
We're raised from SIS to $50 per month.
Elam silvey, Herrick, Pincock and
Tom Burke,
The council also passed an ordinance
providing for a reduction OF water
rates from July l. The new ordinance
provides FOR a reduction Of about ~
per cent. A ilve-room house now cost
ing 81 with bath and closet Will, IN
case the new ordinance is adopted,
cost $3.50. and each additional rooms
viii cost As cents In place of o. cents
Other reductions are in proportion
The mayor again vetoed the PROPOSE
ton to pay the treasurer y2O raise IN
salary, and the same was again passed
over his head.
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The board Of county commissioners
held their regular session and disposed
Of the following business yesterday
A resolution was drawn up and sub
mltted to the board by Commissioner
Stanford calling for an election In
Huntsville TO be held on Tuesday, Aug
4. 1903, for the purpose OF voting
upon the Incorporation Of that place
into q city Of the third class. The
electors will vote either Tor
or against the Incorporation and
for the following officers: Mayor,
recorder, treasurer, justice, marshal
and five city councilmen. the pqUEg
place will be I'm the Rock meeting
house. A. =. Renstrom, A, j. Anderson
and Jens Nielsen have been appointed
. H.. .l.gttnn A N nf tho nRFpg-
eary papers calling for the election
were prepared by Chairman Stanford
and County Clerk Hollingsworth and
submitted 10 the board and accepted J.
c. Wangsgard and L. NJ. Nelson We're
appointed q committee to examine the
registration books and prepare list OF
the ouallfied electors. Chairman Stan
ford fepurted that he had conferred
with the residents of Huntsville and
the features OF the report and resolu-
tion were as they had wished H.
The Ogden canyon liquor license con-
troyeray which has occupied the atten-
lion of the board very much OF late was
pgan renewed yesterday, by Commits
sioner Wilson submitting q lengthy
letter from County Clerk James of SAT-
Lake, substentiating the statements TO
the beard that the majority Of those APP
pNine for liquor licenses IN Salt Lake
county had been granted. The letter
was permitted 80 go on record after
Chairman Stanford had again spoken
of what Chairman Anderson of salt
Lake had told him on the matter
The salary of the county physician
was increased from SIS TO 500 per
month on account OF his Increased
dudes in caring for the INDECENT sick
OF the county. A number OF other mat
tiers pertaining to the poor was CON
sidered
Commissioner Towers asked that
DEPUTY sheriff be appointed TO look az
Ter the southwestern part Of the county
The matter was laid over for one week.
LIBRARIAN ELECTED.
The Carnegie Library board held It's
regular monthly meeting last evening
The principal business transacted was
the selecting Of librarian for the en-
suing year, and TO the great surprise
of many, Miss Doe Faddis. the expert
librarian who came here from Chicago
10 instruct the applicants from Ogden,
was elected 20 the position. II was fully
expected that one OF the young, ladies
who has been taking the course of in
strletion under Miss Faddis, would be
elected, as about four months ago the
buard stated that applicants should
take the examination and II young la
dief took the examination, four passing
successfully These four were TO re-
ceivc Instructions for three months
when another examination would be
held and the one passing the most sue