Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-28

faction which. II carried through, will
result in all the policemen getting their
SALARIES for March and April without
any further delay city Auditor Reiser
is responsible for the Idea which was
submitted to the council and in all
probability the plan viii be adopted at
a special meeting to be held on Friday
evening at $50 o'clock
THE PLAN.
The resolution which explains the
proposed plan was introduced by card
ley and was adopted by unanimous
vote lt is as follows
Resolved That the city council meet
I'm special session on Friday evening
| May / 1903. az 1880 o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of considering the claims OF the
police officers for their salaries for the
months OF March and April 1903 that
the city auditor notify each OF said po-
lice officers 20 iiIc with the auditor nor
later than O'Clock p. m. May j. lsOS
his individual claim for services rem
deted, IN such form as the auditor shall
prescribe ard that the auditor submit
all such claims 10 the city council AT
| said special session
The idea Is 10 have the policemen file
individual claims for their salaries for
March and April and then the council
win pass upon them and place them on
the regular appropriation list for pay
ment. The scheme win undoubtedly be
CARED through at the meeting Friday
night unless In the meantime such ac-
ton becomes unnecessary by reason Of
the supreme court handing down de-
cisIop in the Sheets case and settling
the entire matter,
TRAIL FOR SHEEP.
President Cotreu introduced a resolu-
ton providing that Land and Water
| Commissioner MacHnight be instructed
| 10 permit the driving of sheep and other
| stock through Emigration canyon until
such time as the council can amend It's
ordnance. prohibiting the driving of
stock through the canyon, to comply
with the statute on that subject pasa.d
! by the last Legislature The new lt
provides that the city shall furnish "a
! train for the passage Of sheep and stocs
! The resolution Of President Cuttrell Wat
passed by "A unanimous vote.
ISOLATION HOSPITAL SITE.
Land and Water Commissioner Mac
| Knight and Health Commissioner King
| recommended that the city purchase
| from the estate OF John IL. Rumel, de-
! ceased. a tract Of land for the location
| Of the isolation hospital at cost OF $500.
| The site selected is a mile west Of the
| Jordan river and a half mile north OF
| the White bridge. The matter was re-
ferrcd to the committees on finance and
sanitary with the above named officials
| associated,
VlNCELLTS LICENSE REVOKED.
The council, By q unanimous vote, re-
voked the liquor license Of Pet.io Vim
| cell for selling liquor on Sunday. The
Onense was committed On Sunday
| March u.s. Nncell was present and was
| represented by Attorney ID, S. Truman
| After the reading of the charges by
! Assistant city Attorney Schuder, Mr..
! Truman made statement in behalf Of
| his client. He said that Viucelli had
| executed a bill OF sale Of the saloon on
! March Il. the day before the otiense
| was committed. and that Bombino the
| bartender who was caught selling IT,
| quor by the officer was not acting as
Vincenl's agent but was the sole own
tr Of the saloon he having bought Il
| from Vincelli the day before the affair
complained Of
Mr.. Truman stated that the reyoca-
| ton OF the license standing In Nincellls
name would be an Injustice 10 him and
! would go against him In case he should
| apply for a license IN the future Ser
geant John Hempel and two soldiers
| from Fort Douglas We're sworn and told
Of the sale OF the liquor.
Eardley moved that the license be re-
| yoked. Daveler said that he would
vote IN favor Of the revocation, but
ne took occasion 10 roast the two sol
| diers who he said disgraced the United
| States army uniform by coming down
town on Sunday and frequent'ng a
! saloon. Fernstrom objected 10 the ar
| ralgnment Of two members Of the army
| BY a member OF the council; he thought
| II should not be allowed In reply Dav-
| eler said. In a very sarcastic tone that
he thought he was just about as loya'
TO the army as Fernstrom who was
born In a foreign country. A vote was
then taken on the revocation which rec
suited as given above,
sPRINGMAN LICENSE
Fritz Spr!ugman. whose application
for a renewal Of his liquor license has
been refused by the council petition d
for a re-hearlng OF his case so that De
| might appear before the council ana
properly present his case Spllrgman's
| application for a license was turned
down by the council because az a vio-
lation Of the SUNDAY liquor ordinance.
The petition for re-hearing was re-
ferred TO the license committee, and
the petitioner viii be- allowed TO pres
ent his case TO the committee,
SMOKE ORDINANCE PASSED.
The report Of the committee on NUM-
cipal laws. recommending that the
smoke nuisance ordinance be passed as
originally presented, notwithsiandlug
the mayors veto, was not adopted. The
vote being 20 T. lacking one vote OF
being enough 10 pass the ordinance over
the veto Later In the session the or
dlnance as submitted, with the amend
ment that II shall not apply 10 lo-horse
power boilers used only for heating pur-
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