Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-16
c,,t See Its Way Clear to APP
ofOylng Appointment of Miss
EddingtOn.
lBOUT ISSUING SEWER BONDS.
,,.0,ity Given to Re.advertise for Bids
rOr Paving Of South Temple TO
Smother Noxious Fire.

Az lis flttAllN AN'N ffs6H'N N'fN MA'a
.ne,l refused to confirm the appoint
.,,, made by city Auditor c, h, Felt,
I, Miss Sara Eddlngton as chief deputy
Z Ma Office to succeed w ID. Bowring,
whose resignation the auditor reported
!. had accepted to take effect ON yes
,.,day on last Monday night Mr..
Earrings resignation was submitted to
mo council and, upon motion of Il. II.
n,yls the time for Il to take effect was
attended to Aug 81 instead Of Aug. Is.
number Of the councilmen could not
,,s their way cleap to vote for the con-
s,maton Of Miss Eddington when the
srn,er deputys resignation is not eff
sso,ive until the last of the month.
Tpddeuham moved that the appoint
mani he laid over for one week, but tho
r,o,ion WAS lost In order to get the
r,,ter before the council, Fernstrom
moved that the appointment be con-
AIMED Hartenstein and others OPP
rosod the appointment for the reason
hs, thew thought the place should be
sned nv n man. President Hewlett IA
yored the appointment and IN that
,on0ectIon he said that Miss Edding-
I'm had been In the Office as clerk for
styeral years and was very competent
IA An the position and is also a staunch
penubllcan When the roll was called
preece Wells, Wood and Hewlett
voted IN favor Of the appointment.
Martin voted against II but before the
yote VAS announced he changed his
wis 10 yes. The final result was FIVE
ayes and nine noes Those who voted
agalnt IT we're Black, Barnes, Dean,
Tensrom 1uddenham, Hartenstein,
Holiday Newhausen and Il. n. Davis,
A. ]. Davis WAS absent
ABOUT SEWER BONDS.
The committees on sewerage and
finance with the city engineer ASSOC
Gated recommended that the city at
torney be instructed to draw up an
udnance or resolution providing for
submitting TO the voters at the COM
INK election n proposition 20 isue a
$4,000 bond issue In order 10 complete
the sewer system Of the city. A mum
Der of residents In the southern part
Of the city have petitioned for the COM
pleon OF the sewer in that part Of the
city where It IS bndly needed, and It
vas upon their petition that action
was taken by the committees. Upon
notion Of Black the report was referred
back to the committees for further
consideration.
WILL TRY AGAIN.
Upon petition the board Of public
Works was authorized 10 re-advertise
A.p hide h.t AY aul CAHfh
Temple street the former bids having
oil been rejected by the board. The
ordnance confirming the assessment OF
he property on that street from State
% Tenth east for the paving was pass
Cd by a unanimous vote Of the council.
The actual levy win only be made os
isr as Seventh East at the present
time
TO SMOTHER NOXIous FIRE.
Considerable argument was indulged
IN over the proper method Of putting
out the fire at the city dumping ground
where the refuse haa been burning
since last Wednesday, much 10 the an
holance Of the residents Of that por-
ton OF the city, Barnes introduced a
resolution providing that 5000 be APP
FopHated TO cover the fire with dirt
and thus smother lt. Some of the
eouncllmen contended that the fire
could not be smothered out with dirt
ana suggested that the fire depart
ment put IL out This was deemed
lmpractlcable for the reason that IL
would take over 1000 feet of hose 20
iach the place from the Jordan river
and the department could not spare all
NJ lis hasa frts d, - ~
would take 10 put out the fire. The
resolution Of Barnes was finally adopt
"a with the amendment that the work
De done under the direction Of the street
supervisor.
STONE PAVEMENT.
After quite an argument the council
decided to have stone block pave
mhI laid IN front Of the FIRE station
IN FIRST South street nstead Of as
phaiIlm Martin wanted cedar blocks
used but as that would cost SS4S moro
wan lhe other, the majority Of the
Wancll opposed the proposition.
claim for $4,000 was presented to
We council by the Frltsch Investment
20, asking that amount as compensa-
VVl Tor damages 10 itg residence prop
~. Ai'l wa lsNhA lNiilIlt NllttA
.aused by the change made I'm the
grade Of the street. Ii is claimed that
v. change has diminished the value
o the property for residence purposes
We sum mentioned above The mat
w was referred to the committees on
sueets and claims with the city attor-.
IVY ana city engineer associated.
FOR PERSONAL INJURIES.
Fred Hodapp presented a claim for
w damages for personal Injuries re.
sseYed by falling Into an excavation on
sSscond East street. between First and
fsVlu south streets, on the night Of
ssne p 1904 The committee on claims
VIII consider the matter
SPECIAL POLICE.
AZ ne request OF the assistant quar-.
%%lioaster general of tho National
SuaId OF Utah. Chief Of Police Lynch
trnl IN the appointment of r. ]. Burk-
ul as a special policeman al the ar
. TvIy 70 serve without paw from the
wy The appointment WAS confirmed.
MAJ, Snlet also sent IN the appoint.
I, su OF Frank Johnson as special DO.
o cNenan az the Geo. f. Felt Lumber
ain, npsny to serve without pay from the
WV The appointment was confirmed.
SPECIAL TAX DEPUTY.
Nv NY Treasurer Harris asked authori-
n APPOINT a special deputy to attend
hvnle matter Of collecting the special
tfoS SG On sidewalk extension No. Go, ex
son,h' rom South Temple to Fourth
urso, ana from Second TO Tenth East
'' SO that the extension can be