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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12

5n tpeiten Rreifen Granirei9s ftbt
man betanntsrmaBen felt Ginger 3eit
itin gang unbebingtes 0ertrauen mehr
IN bic S4Iagfertisfeit unb Q~eiitungs,
fdbisieit Der fran50ff@en Glotte.
9ereiteten unter bieIen umftdrren bic
WiBerfoIse Der Dsrbiinbsten rufiffsn
Glotte I'm fernen Often ben Gtaatss
mGnnern an Der Seine fhon btgreiis
lihes l~lnbebagen, 70 tpurbe bic Gage
tbatidhli9 peinlid, uls neusierige
Mbgeorbnete bic Iange bttpabrte 3uriids
baltuns aufguben unb BON Der Regies
rung perlangten, fie m6ge ibnen reinsn
Wein iiber ben 3uitagb Der eigenen
GIotte tinfGdntfn. Der Marineminis
fer pelIetan elnSFing cine rarlamentas
ride Mborbnlntg unb CAB ibr bic Der
ffkrung, bag ale acknowledgement Ges
riiHte Der fbaifG4li9en 0runbIage
entbebrtsn. Die frdn30fidt Dlofte ents
tpideIe fid in orbnungsmdbigsr Beife,
fe lei i'm porigen Sabre um fiinf pans
5erf9iffe peritdrtt iporben unb fperbe
aud in bieiem Sabre einer sleinen
3upa9s erbalten. MuBerbem feien
feds rieue llnterfeeboote befteut, bic
Roblennieberlasen i'm MusIanbe be-
beutenb pergr0bert tporbsn unb bic
aiiften SnbozGbinus gegen cine 2on'
bunQ frembtr 1rupp<n ausrtiftro ges
fhiiBt. Die Mborbnung CAB iid mi
bikIer Mustunft 3ufriebtn ODER bielt IS
penisitens fir lire putriOtiide pfli4t,
f9 befriebigt 3u 5eigen. cSn Der Ranls
nler mar man ni9t 10 geniiglam unb
fpiebsr6oIte in offener Sibung bic
Groge an bic R%egierung, ME es UNI bic
Qonbesp<rtbeibigung beitent fei. Dies
NAL iibernabm Der premierminiitsr
gcmbes bic @eonffportung. Gr cts
tbsilte nod aIIgsmeiner 9ehuitene Muss
FINITE aIs Der Warineminiter unb
febte nit benz gefhidten Ginipdnbe,
bic Oppoiition 5uhe cine gr6rterung
ansr m0sIihsn Gracen Der o~usfu0rtis
gen politit 81 er3tpingen. ben Shlub
Der Debate NIT 1923 segen 251 StinIs
men bur9. sc mub 5useseben tuerber,
bnb bic Oppoiition tn Der frun50flhen
aammsr nur 5u eentigt III, benz aabls
nett gombes werlesenbeiten gu bsfeis
ten, ss 1T aber aud f~eit3ubalten. bQB
lie ssrube In ben iiingiten erniten 9a'
gen groBen Gait unb putriotismuS an
ben Gag leste. Menn fomit 251 Nb-
georbn<te glaubtn, i9 NIT ben Wer'
fderungen Der beiben Miniiter ni4t
3ufriebtn geben 81 %i0nntn, 10 1T bas
immerbin Elm redf bemertenstpertbes
3ei9en Der 3ett. llnb nod BEN urs
tbeile Ga&berifGnbiger fnb bic De-
forgnifIe I'm BIN @sjtGnb unb bis 3u'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12

prof. GIorian 6 a BON
benz colorado College" unb prof.
Wolcott bon Der itaatli4en Bergbaus
S9ule in Denper, Col, berihteten auf
@runb e~ingebenber unteriu9ungen,
bab Rabium : RrGfte bic llrfahe Der
mebioinifdsn Wirtungen bes Wafers
Der @lenioopb Springs, gebolie
Springs unb Der pagpia Springs
fsien. Gie baben fi9 erboten, ale
Wineralquenen TN Staats Colorado
uuf ibren Mabiumsebalt gu unterius
den. prGfbent Ban 6ife bon Der
.Miseoniin unipsrftGt" bat feinen
@eiftonb 5usefast unb min fi4 bemiis
ben, fir bisft niHeni4aftli4e llnters
iu9ung ber tberupeutii&en Gigen>
f9oftsn Der WineralqueQen In goIps
rabo biewstttuirtung ber @unbesregis.
rung az trlangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12

funft Der fron50ffden Jlotts fsinss.
tpess 10 sunS unbesriinbst. iDis Die
6errsn gombes unb psletnn iit bins
5uite1en fu9sn.
IN fertigen, MODERN III nennfnten
2inienfdiffsn aGblt bic frnrs0if6f
GIotte our 3eit Ell, bn5u fommsn feds
dItere, brei peraltete uno cine 4njl5l
4iiienpan5er gerinsen DepIncemsnts,
bon bcnen bier MODERN finb. Sm Blu
bsfinben iih feds srobe 2inisnf&iffs.
bon benen Big jebt nur 5ipei BON Stn=
pei geIaufen fnb, unb Dor 1907 piro
bas mad BEN G~lottengsieB ocn 1900
gu bnuenbe Gefdtpaber niht fritsss
bereit fsin, pielIeiht erff fp1te.. 90
felt fih bic Mn5abl Der gepon5erten
Sdla4tfhiffe Grnnfreihs, fpel6s man
fir getp0bnIih in gaufd uuo goesn
uuf % 2inienffiffe bssiffert, ssnausr
bsiehen fpefentIin nnbsrs bar, tpenn
man bic Glotte unter benz DefiHtspuntf
beg 6offeefrieses bstradtet.
QIs i'm Qaufe Der nsun5iger Sabre
bic 9ereinigten Sfaaten, Oeutj6lano,
Rublanb unb Snpan nit benz plnnmGs
bisen ausbau ibrer Glotten besannen,
lam aud in Jranfrsih elm 1lottenges
feb 81 Stnnbe, tpelhss ben peiien
0orbebalt aufpeif, bub Der Wedfel
bes jetpsilisenW arinsminifters bis surn
Sabre 1906 itinsn WeffeI i'm Slotfen>
bauprogrnmm mad fif 5ieben fo1e.
Der friibere Warineminfiter be Qanefs
ian bet fi4 bnmit nm bic frans0fffe
Narine febr ptrbient gemdft, nab
renb es benz gipilabmiral psIstan
turh fuIfHe Sparfamfsit geluneen III,
bic Ourhfiibrung BEG programms nm
5tuti Sabre binuus5ufhiebsn. Tiefs
Wer51gerung btbeutet ober, an benz
jdbrIihen sroBen 3ufpads Der enslis
fhen Glotte gtmeHsn, sinen CANA ers
bebliden Riidfhritt. limb enalanb
1T bod eben Der Geinb JYonfreihs sur
Gee, unb Der Musbau Der frans5ifffsu
GIotte bat INNER in al1einieer 9eaies
buns duf ben Der enslifden itattaefun<
ben. DAP bic 6erren Combs unb
pe1efan inter ben obpaItenben linz
ftdnben BIN G~ragenben niht nit be-
fem 0ewiHen Reb' unb antfport ffes
fen t0nnen, Iiest nuf Der 6anb.
Granfrei9 1T, fpie faum cine stpeite
Hotion Der grbe. bic @ereinigtenS taa<
ten nidt nusgenommen, itets al ben
gr0bten Spfern bereit gefpefen, fpenn
ss fih I'm bic Stdrfung feinsr Qnnbs
unb Seema9f bdnbelte. Der bdufioe
Wehfel Der leitenben perfonen i'm
Warineminifferium aber, fpelhe ofs
Hihtfudleute fpenig ,3eit botten, fi6
einauarbeiten unb fH bssbolb, ie nof<
BEN fe beratben fuaren, bon ben fih
befdmpfenbenS tr0munasn inberJlptte
leiten lieben, bemmte nur 5u bdufig
bic gebeibIife gntfpidelune Der Wa-
rine. Der duff unb Musbou elmer
6lotte perlanet Dor alien Gtetiateit,
IN Jranfreih Iieb man fih aber balb
bon Qeuten leiten, bic benz 6ohfeez
iriege nit 2inieni9iffen, baIb Der au=
fterpertbeibigur9 unb benz 6onbelss
friege NIT f9nelen panaerfreu3ern.
Sorpebos rnb llnterfeebootsn bas
Wort rebeten. 6err peIeian nennt i'm
@egeniob 81 feinem bebeutenben Wor>
gdnser ben 1orpebobootidser bos
S9iff Der 3utunft unb pirft be
Qanefon's @runbfGbe iiber ben 9aus
fen. Der grfoIs 5eiSt fih in Der StOs
dung bes pIonmGbigen. bon ben bebeus
tenbften Ga9mdnnsrn Trantrsids snts
tporfenen GIottenbauprogramms. Ob
bic g%rfahrunaen Tranfreihs nidt niDh
cine CUTE 2ebre fir unferen JlOttens
nushnu in fih fhlieRen foQten2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12
250O HuFsn ssi0otet.
glnsriff auf port artbur.
@e4s rufffhs Sdiffe
SbeiIpeife ptrientt
sbsils in bic Cuff a~eIprenst.

rDisfe Nafridien iinb fdmmtfid
eylogen. Mir ba5en ft erfunben unb
ber0ffsntIifkn fe aIs .Sps3ialsa Babel
Ttpef4sn" aur rnterboltuns GROCER
Rtnbtr, bic fi4 germ sruieIiseGtfdi9s
ten uufbinben loHen."
Wenn bic Wiin9bdufabsn In fol,
DIR Gcrm aufgetiiht piirben, f0nnte
man gegen biefeIben nints eintpenben.
4ber man foIte fe ben Qeiern ni4t
als uabrbeiisgetreuswe rihte poritben.
Dus 1T cine llnsesogenbeit aessn biz
3eitungsIeier unb man ffdbigt bas
bur9 bas Mnfeben Der prefe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12

gIaufens part. Das benz
pofperseptor M. Dibier geh5rsnbe
Wobns unb Gef9dftsbaus, gslegsn in
glaufensYarl an Der StaatsftraBe
Quremburg<9 rier, ipurbe in 0ffents
lider Wsrfeiserung benz I'm feIben
6duie ip~obnenben 0aiftpirtbe Spelb
fir 21 900 Nr. auaef8!aasn.
gfha. Ml5. Der Bergarbeiter
Mcam Weilsr mar eben i'm @egri4,
fein 1agefpert 5u p~oIenben, nls ct uns
ter einen bernbro[Ienben Gslsblod ses
rietb unb berart 5erquetfht tpurbe,
baB CT innerbalb iusnigsr Minuten
ftarb.
Qemnimgen. Der 14jGbriss
Sobn bss Win5ers 81. Graf fiibrte
bas pferb feines Obsims, bes Mderers
IT. SteinmeB, our 9rdnfe. Oas pfsrb
rib benanaben I'm unb traf ihn mebrs
mails NIT benz GuBt 70 beftiS uuf ben
aopf unb an bic 9ruft, bnB er einsn
S2doelbrud srlitt, an teFsn Golgsu
er itarb.
Yropi,r3 93ran6enbttrs.
Berlfn. Das In Der Mpalberts
frabe Sc am 20. Nobember b. 3. per<
itorbene JrGuIein Warie 6offmann
bat in ibrsm 1sftament 81 ibrsr aIIeis
nigen grbin bic 6ieiige Stabtgerneinbe
eingeiebt nit Der 9ejtimmuns, bub Der
Tahlab gum @<ften Der ft1btifhen
BlinbeH : Mnftalt pertpenbet tpirb.
Die 90be Der Grbfhaft tpirb I'm 9e>
ftament auf 10000 Wart ansegeben.
- Nad einem bGusli9en 3piit bat
fih Der As Sabre alte Mrbeiter WiIs
beIm ShiB aus Der 2otbrinsenitrabe
81 bas 2eben genommen. or bereifs
tete iif nit garbolfdure. - Der kBtt
nod kbenbe gnfeI bes 9urnpaters
Jabn, Der gleih biefsm bic 9ornamen
Grisbri4 2ubtuig fiibrt, bat an bic A.
Mdnners Mbtbeilung Der bisfgen 2urs
nerf9aft, bes sr0Bten beutfhen 9urns
bereins, auf efner poittarte aus 4mes
rita einen Grub seri9tet. Sabn 1T in
Solicit, 5a., cIs 1urnlebrer tbdtig. =
Gin alter Dippeltiirmer, O~berbrief=
TRIGGER Geo, 1T, 66 Sabre alt, geftor>
ben. Wiele Sabre mar Der brabe Be-
ante an benz poftamt In Der Warien<
ftrabe als GelbbrieftrGger tb1tig unD
bet nod pielen am Weibnahtsabenb,
an benz ct riitig feline lebtt 9eiteQung
nusfiibrte, cine Greube bereitet. Geo
bat aud bic ariege bon 1865 unb
1870-71 i'm Dienfte Der poft mitse>
moht. - Die Girma Muguit 3eitner,
Msierei unb MilHturontalt, gmbtnsr
Strabe 40-41, feierte in ben 9phens
aollern : GeEfdlen. BanbelftraBe 35.
ibr ~25jdbriges @efhdftsiubildum. =
Mus GurHt DOT etnsr gusen : Opera
ton bat iid bic SO Sabre ate Nrbei=
terfrau Sofanna Wrounert aus Der
Jasopftrabe go. 13 persiftet. = Der
Reftor Der 25. @emeinbefhule, q.
B0hme, feierte fein fiinf5igjdhrises
DienitiubiIGum. = Der prGfbent bes
tisFgen taiferIihen ftatifif9es Mmts
Or. 2sopolb Wilbelmi lit an einem
NierenIeiben s~eitorben. Or. WiIbelmi
mar srit Dor Ruraem aus Cairo iibsrs
gefiibrt tporben.
9ranbenburg a. 8. en- Der
betannten Sudfabrit bes gommers
5ienratbs Msbentbin brad Elm Gsuer
aus. bur9 bos bas riefige GtabliFes
ment bis uuf bic umfafunssmausrn
nbbrannte. Der S9aben 1T bebeutenb.
Gin Ueuertpebrmann purbe burh ben
ginitura einer Mouer oetDbtet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12

znkHnninuun elmer BdIsaters.
BET Der beutigen 4uffihrung bes
vDorfbarbier" fpirb bas perebrte pubs
Iitum auf Der Iibne gratis ruiirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12

Rt9ter gum 3eusen): nSie
finb aIfo brsiBis Sabre alt. (9isruuf
5ur 3eugin): ga, unb pie piele Sabre
3Gblen Sic briiberg"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12

Dunner @troI9 Der sben
einem tbr biden pOli5iiteu burhs
brennt): .g2a. able! geboben sic ff
ipobl. sic 8sttaues bss @sisbes, @ie!S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12

i4miiden bienen muBten; meift aber
iuaren es neutrality-suspicious., fpeIde
itosr tbdtiG@liGen 9eariinburs ents
6ehrten.
IS gisbt ia biele Qeute, fpelGe febr
germ INSTRUMENTATION laufhsn. Wer
reiflih iiber freie 3eit psrfiist. Der
mag lif ia in folder Weife unterbaIz
ten lafen. 4bsr man foIlts biefe obens
Elm flmmerlifkn Grfinbunaen nidt
ols ttras dnoerts nusasben, als mas
tie iino; ionoeFn iiber bieieIbsn fdreis
len:
Dir Gffnhf nm Unfu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12

Quremburg. Riir5liH ipurbe
Der 1agl0bner Soief aeoerle, ber ben
6anbi9utfabritanten 4trrn Bloc
meuhlings uuf Der Strabe iiberfaaen
unb am Rcpfe erbebli9 ~bertpunbet
bate, au 8 Monuten Gefdngnib per'
urtb<ilt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
GOOD SPIRITS.

Good spirits don't an come from Ken
lucky. Their main source is the liver
and all the fine spirits ever made In the
Blue Grass state could not remedy
bad liver or the hundrcd-and-one III
effects II produces You can't have
good spirits and q bad liver at the same
time. Your liver must be In fine con-
dltion If you would feel buoyant. happy
and hopeful bright Of eye. light OF
step, vigorous and successful in your
pursuits You can put your liver in
fine condition by using Green's August
Flower-the greatest OF all medicines
for the liver and stomach and a certain
cure for dyspepsia or indigestion. IL
has been a fayoritr household remedy
for over thIrty-hye years August
Flower win make your liver healthy
and active and thus Insure you q liberal
supply Of good spirits Trial size, 25c
regular bottles, Zoe. At an druggists
G, G GREEN Woodbury.. n. J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
PERMANENCE or CURE.
The Chief Merit.

Many SO called plle remedies wiu ID,
ford the user SLIGHT temnorory ILL.,,
and the majority of sufferere DO not av
pect more than This, Women esnoc.
Tally, after having tried every nrenare
ton recommended for tho c,,yo ns BIZ
have come ia The conclusion maj me-,
Is no sure except by an onerotion ' Thi.
is rIghtfully Viewed win droad ha
cause OF the shock to tho deiicoto ror-
vous system of women and manv ~
those afflicted. have resiened tbar,
selves 10 the situation MIN novo r"',
thought that there is any holm I'm sIght
for them - ''s"'
We Invite the attention NJ an u,ch
10 tho experience OF the ladv whose va od
dress Is given below, '0'' ''
81 fool n nv duiv IN raco,,r,o,a A..
PYRAMID Pile cure for a f,er NV . u,u
len wears with most d,stressina to m,s
OF piles I am entirely cured thonL o' ~
this remedy. Anyone doubtIns ,his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
Trust those who have tried,

! SUFFERED from catarrh Of the
worst kind ana never hoped for cure.
but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do even
that-Oscar Ostrom 40 Warren Ave,
Chicago, lll.
/ SUFFERED from catarrh, II got so
bad could not work, ! used Ely's
Cream Balm and am entirely well.-A.
G. Clarke, 3ll Shawmut Ave, Boston,
Mass
The Balm does not lrriiato or cause
snee2ng Sold by druggists at 30 cts,
or mailed by Fly Brothers, SO Warren
ST., New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
JANITOR's SERVICES,

A claim OF $3.50 for services as joni.
tor at the city and county building
from July /, 1897 to Dec. 81, 1903, was
submitted TO the council by Louis Roc
co, who claims that he was given one
months furlough In 1897, because Of be-
ing overworked, and when he returned
to work the mayor refused to give him
his Job again The matter was refer.
red to the committee on claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
Parliamentary TangIe for Hours
Cause, a Constant and fu'
rious Tproar.
1uF MAYORS VETO MESSAGES.
~. Maturity in Playing Football With
u, Thsn Scores Against ltself-More
Appointments, Same Fate

A.,,.hoir session OF the city
~, last night was one continuous
, wv, from beginning to end and on
' ''r,,ol occasions the hIlarity was so
denounced that President Hewlett was
pn.,,,d 10 call the members and spec
,s,ors 20 order with his gaveL lae
~" ,a vas caused by the many ridiculous
~" IN which some of the council-
m.r nlaoed themselves in the discussion
A. tbe mayors yetoes and the approval
If the payrolls and by the parliament
ave- decisions Of President Hewlett on
S sayy.rsl questions before the council;
Tho presidents decisions were appeale,u
tom time and again, but without avail
;ot lhe majority OF the council sus-
aimed him in every instance
MAYORS VETO MESSAGE.
usvor Morris veto Of the Black reso-
,,co. passed at the special session on
Wssnesday night, was laid over FOR one
week upon motion Of Martin. me reso-
mnon provided for the city auditor 10
sn5lt he payrolls as submitted to him
SY the heads OF the departments ana
va nroyided that the action or the
Ssaas Of the departments In employing
tbe men on the payrolls be ratlfleo
snd approved" Mayor Morris APP
nrovsd some Of the items on the pay
rolls and vetoed others HIS veto
message follows In full:
March T. 1904. To the Honorable, the
President and Members OF the City
Council. Gentlemen,--I herewith re-
turn, without my approval In respect
IN the several items hereinafter speclfi-
cally mentioned, the resolution ratify-
Inc and approving the action OF the
civ sexton, supervisor OF streets, SUI
nsrptendent Of waterworks, land and
water commissioner, health commits
sloner and city engineer in employing
the employees listed ON their respective
payros OF Feb 20, 1904 at the rate OF
CONDENSATION therein contained" and
also the payrols referred TO and &C
companyIng said resolution,
The seyeral speciflc items not ap-
nroyed and my reasons therefor, are
as follows, towit: .....u A.. A..
IN the Guy heA'oii ptF ioih .he Hol,,
OF Howard MING h'ips ~ oihce anu
does carpenter Work' S%o'uV, Ior thc
reason that sald WORK was unnecessary
and the employment of said King I'M
authorized. u
In the street superVlsors payroll tne
following items are not approved !owit:
A. s. Relser, CLERK ..,,S,,..,.mr'Ssl 90 %
g b Nichols polltax collector =. SnoV
ior lhe reason thal the oIulnances nave
department.. at salary of 81 600 90 per
annum, and Of polltax collector at
salary OF $500. 90 per annum, and that
said offices have not been Allied in the
manner authorized and provided by
law and that this method OF
attempting TO MI said Offices
and pay the -4s CONDENSATION
prescribed BY ordinance Ia apparently a
iubteriuge to evade filing said posi-
. Hons In tlH manner QlfRft01 and Hl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
MOUNTAIN EMPIRE.

The finance committee reported IN IA.
vor OF approprlating $500 for the pur-
chase Of 10000 copies Of Blair & Sloans
book, The Mountain Empire-.Utah," to
be distributed at the 81 Louis fair
With the compliments Of Salt Lake city.
The report was adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
AGAIN REJECTED.

The appointments by Mayor Morris
Of G, NJ, Jackson as clerk OF the board
Of health and Moses Evans as tank
man In city creek canyon, We're both
turned down again by the council by
the party vote OF S to 6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
TEMPLE NOTICES.
tln u7Juuulnulnnu unnnnrnruu1it

The st. George Temple will close
Friday evening March 25, 1904 and will
reopen Tuesday morning. May "a. 1904.
DAVID II. CANNON,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
BULLFIGHT AGAIN.

j. Il, Much0ls manager for Senior
Enrique Robes, submitted an amended
petition for permission to give an ex-
hibltion consisting Of broncho riding,
rope throwing, music and representa-
ton Of the Spanish bullnght. The pc
titlon was granted upon motion OF Hob.
day By a vote OF 8 10 5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
TEN YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY

ment of j. H. Britain as building in
spector Upon motion Of Black the
appointment was referred to the special
committee Of iiye which has all the
other appointments IN hand. The APP
pointment of Herman Harms, as city
chemist was also referred to the same
committee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
SOUTH TEMPLE PAVING.

col r. A. Wall and other east South
Temple street residents submitted a
new petition 10 the council IN regard
To the paving OF that street IN which
they ask that the grade be made to
conform to the sidewalk ac now es-
tablished on the lower or south side OF
the street, and that the transverse slope
of both sides Of the street be to the
south, and that the space between the
street car tracks be sloped TO the south
at the highest angle Of inclination con-
sistent with safe travel of vehicles
across from side to side OF said street,
and that TO provide for approach to the
grade from the properties on the north
side, 20 feet Of the present width of the
street be added to the present walk and
park on the north side Of the street,
The petition was referred to the COM
mlttec on streets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
tDo YOU REMEMBERO

The nowde occurred at Alta killing r. Gus Lytcckc
Ed Crockett Willard Johnson ~ Deano r. Cageen
Poero Johnny
Richardson
TEN YEARS TODAY.
OF Patrick Chicago
Eight killed by the anacstc bomb in Rome
FIVE YEARS TO-DAY.
nominated the Utah Legislature for United
senator hope thus break the deadlock
The China started Hundreds Of
imperial troops slaughtered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-08
JENNINGS OBJECTS,

Thomas W. Jennings submitted a
complaint against the lead cables being
strung In front Of his premises on First
street by the Utah Independent Tele-
phone company, He referred TO the
cables as nuisance and eyesore," and
stated that he would not give his con-
sent for them TO remain in front OF his
premises for {3,l 0 aud asked that the
council take steps TO have them re-
moved Immediately The matter was
referred to the committee on streets
and improvements.
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tlon, a vote was then taken on the
resolution, after Hewlett had been
asked number of confusing questions
concerning the amendments TO the
same. The resolution was adopted by
a vote OF to 8, Wells not voting on the
proposition,
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AS TO LIGHT SERVICE,

pIoposlNuh'
AS TO LIGHT SERVICE,
Councilman Martin introduced
resolution providing for the improve
ment committee OF the city council to
Investigate the light service afforded
the city by the Utah Light a. Railway
company with a view to remedylng the
defects. The resolution, which follows
in full was referred TO the committee
named with the city street lighting IN
spector associated
Whereas, The Utah Light and Power
company, either through lack Of COM
petition or for other reasons unknown
to the maker OF this resolution, seems
TO be of the opinion that II may with
impunlty violate not only the require
ments OF the franchises under which
IL operates but also It's contract with
the city for street lighting; and,
Whereas, The published promises OF
the management Of this corporation,
that existing conditions would be i'm
proved seems only 10 have the effect
Of making these conditions worse and,
Whereas, There can be no question
but that the citizens, like the city, are
being compelled to pay first class
price for lighting service and are
receiving what could not under any
possible construction Of the word be
classed hs service; and,
Whereas one OF the franchises
through which this corporation was
given life promises as follows First
That the acceptance by II OF the privll-
eyes granted I'm said franchise Is
I'm TptnTn f0l
said privileges, furnish the citizens of
Salt Lake city with gas or electric
light service OF the hest quality ana
highest efficiency, secondhand san
lights and all meters used by them
shall be subject 10 inspection by pro-
fessional appointed by the CIV LOT
that purpose; and,
Whereas, There can be no possible
question but that It il the duty of the
city council to protect us citizens
agains being imposed upon by cor
poration that lives solely through
privileges granted It by the council as
representatives of the people; now
therefore. be II
Resolved. That this resolution be re-
ferred to the improvement committee
Of the council. and that committee be
and II Is hereby instructed to make
thorough investigation OF the following
questions and report It's findings TO the
council at as early date as possible
First-As TO whether or not this cor
poratlon has through It's failure TO live
IN to It's agreements made with the
citizens through their representatives
vitlated its franchise second-the man
ner In which IT'S contract with the city
for street lighting Is being carried out;
thrd-the ACCESSIBILITY Of the city mp
pointing an inspector whose duty II
shall be to inspect not only the light
furnished the city, but also the citizen
and To also. from time 20 time make
n thorough inspection NJ all meters en-
nloyed bv the said Utah Light and
ppWor cOmDuuy
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ABOUT PAVING

Mayor Morris veto of tho recon-
mendntlon Of the engineering commit
tee IN regard to using bltuminous
macndam ON the paving " cast First
South street instead Of asphalt, was
laid over for one week. II was the sem
timent OF number ~ councilmen that
the city should stand the eXnonse Of the
increased cost Of tho macpdam I'm or.
der TO have the rough macndam IN front
Of the fire station for the benefit Of tho
fire department.
APPOINTMENTS REFERRED.
Mayor Morris submitted the appoint