Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-07
Gave Couple Of Hours to Work
Instead Of Talk
RESULT WAS SURPRISING.
Cotrell aud Fernstrom Conclude That
Nys VIII Not Defend Them and
Employ Special Counsel

President Cottrel and Councilman
Felnstrom have decided that they do
not want City Atty Nye to defend them
In the criminal libel suit which that
official has Instituted against them and
have already employed special coun-
vel TO appear In their defense They
notified the council OF that action last
night and also that the city would De
expected to defray the expense Of such
attorneys The preliminary hearing
of the two courcilmen has been set for
tomorrow morning before Judge Diehl
SPECIAL COUNSEL,
The notice served upon the council
last night is az follows
We respectfully inform your honor
able body that the judicial proceedings
Instituted by George h. Nye against us,
60 compel us to account before the
cOurts for an official action as members
of the city council, has been set for
examination on the Sth inst AS the
city attorneys Office Is disqualified
from defending the case, We respect
fully notify you that we have engaged
first class counsel TO defend us Ia this
action, and shall look to Salt Lake city
TO defray the expense
II was received and filed without any
comment whatever
ANOTHER PAVING PLAN.
A new petition for the paving Of
SCUM 1ellple street was received, lhe
peutloh u slghru oy the Alta cluo ana
a majority oil Inc property owners ana
a plan was presented WIN II Wnlch pro-
Nides lllal lue ehllie street shlll DC one
sraao' that part OF the upper
slds oil the street be cut down ana
SUFFICIENT sou be placed on me lower
sue 10 produce one UNIFORM grace mus
ulspensil'g WIN the retaining wall Ten
SIDE Of the street which viii be ter
go w NV Wv =" tolU wv biauI ~
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'"'H's P''"S'
NO SALOON NEAR LIBERTY PARK.
r,
EuNlh - oheeS anu Z" olhei resi-
oen's heal Liberty PARK entered pio-
"sl "s7ihS 'he lSsu"iVe OF HquOI IL
'tnae 10 pPIsoh VINO the Ieu'loh
slales' intends TO open up saloon near
,ha' p0'h, Ihe protest states tllat ga
IVoh IN tual lucahlE "oul1 uenlorali1c
re younger element OF lae Guy VIM
FREQUENT ,he parh anu "Vulo become
IV'lurA'uuS 10. 'uusu e,sIl'ynI anu
would probably occnr. A saloon loc-t-
90 h'a' lhe pgtE Would Ultimately
, ''"Nu "a We. ''D'v 'ao' "u, VI "'"'
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"llou III lne Guy As WV lIlr l'ovnse
Nl"u'','ev u'S iv,,l,' u nV 'PPl.."'iu"
IN' 'v,lN, III ula' ''you'', uut .'le
lo'eS' "as wv ISu ~ '""' 'o'''''''''o
lor Vo'ls'ue'duoi'
MONEY WAS REFUNDED.
The following communication was re-
celNed by the council ana caused con-
siderable merIiment when read
troy Pound ,u, kse3er soI9 1' to m nv s. SON a
minor. for the sum OF &l2 cash. a Jack
ass rms SAFE was hlaue Nlthoul my
knowledge OF consent, ana the salu
lackass was returned ihe next uay,
ana Is now IN me possession OF lhe salu
fouhl Keeper unl / Iespecuu'lS dsh
The said sum of slg received for the
Jackass. your promp, attention TO lI'e
matter VIII ne srt1tl appreciated.
signed ). !, Juuu' me money was Or
oered refunded TO MI 0uau py d u''a''''
nous vote
WANTS ARE FEW AND SMALL.
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petition signed by D, W. Nl IS5i
and y other residents on the west sue
asked that Tenth west street De open
ed from south Temple TO North rem
pie street; that a crossing De put III on
South Temple street mat a pIluge DC
built across Guy creek on Nor'n le,ll,
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