Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-18
City Council Mix the Mystic with
the Material In Regular
Business,
SEWER EXTENSION PROTEST
McCune Sidewalk to he Restored to
Prevent $4,000 Damage Suit for
Changing Grade

The meeting of the city council last
iight was a very spirited one In fact
spirlmalsm was the chief topic Of dis
cussion, The trouble an arose over the
petition OF Arnold-Dlckson brothers
asking that the lIccnsc for cairyoylnts
and fortune tellers be reduced from 500
to 500 per year Hewlett moved that
the petition be denied The debate,
which finally drifted into the mysteries
Of the splrItualstlc world, was then
commenced HOLIDAY opposed the mo-
ton on the ground that the petitioners
were regularly ordained spirltualstlc
ministers and should be allowed 70
preach their religion without having to
pay a license Fenstrom raised tho
point that II these men dld nothing but
preach splutualIsm the license ordi-
nance would not apply to them at all,
as II merely Included claIryoyants ahd
fortune tellers
Wood said that ne had attended one
OF their Sunday evening services and
that all they did was TO preach SER
mon on splrltualsm and that the only
difference he could see between their
service and that Of other ministers was
that the splriiuallsts charged 10 cents
10 get In, while the others asked you
for no cents or more after you got In
side Hc opposed charging them any
license 40 al unless on other ministers
are licensed lie said that these men
paid taxes on q new place OF WOship
they had erected and we're the only
spirItualists In town who paid any
license at all Barnes and ilarten-
stein were OF the opinion that inas-
much as the men told fortunes during
the week and charged all the way from
90 cents to So for them, they should be
compelled 10 pay a license. After sew
cra more Of the councilmen had ex.
pressed, their views on spiritualism,
vote was taken on Hewletts motion to
deny the petition, ana 81 was carried by
a vote Of 0 to 9,
Protests representing property
frontage Of lj,663is feet were received
against sewer extension No 1872 In sew
en- district No. T. The district Includes
the area bounded on the north by
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would No innossibIe ~ np,.o tho " sa,,,h
side ~ oast south To,,rio s,roo, ,0o ao'
rordtng 40 HE Mon ana tbo nor,h sI6.
accorJlnp IN me nian nronoseJ a., ' tho
hoe,d al n,,hiic ,ro,ls III ,,.og,oslS
a few changes In the plan which he said
We're agreeable to the board OF public
works The matter was referred to
the committee on engineering and the
city attorney and city engineer
STATE STREET PAVING
Citv Auditor Felt notified tho co,nou
tbot the notual COST ~ tbe ,o,,,,, 80
gtote street from south Ternie 40
Nortb Temnle wos al Al ss MIL
The sneclal tax low made for he ,n-
nrovenenf was onlv SS sa9 "a thms
rallne n deficit I'm nat fund of 20 200 "a
az which amount the sum M St 7S4 "a is
tbe clty's nronortion ara Il o0s M is tbo
abpttlnr pronertv o,Vners, nropor,l ,r0
mo auditor recommended tbat tho
balance of Sl.7g1 PA remaining IN the
credit of the CITY I'm The streots and
sidewalks fund be transferred to this
steps be taken TO make nm the remain ua'p.
der Of the deficit amounting 10 q 995 IL
The matter was referred ia tbe conn
mttses ON streets and municipal laws
ms il may be necessary for ne conn
ell To make another low an The
gbuttlnp property I'm order IN mske
up the deficit.
NEW trctrs tIr,pr
DO, " ''''''''
me CuiHIlltloN on improvements
inter Nlsltlns lne various localities
WneIo arc hsnls nave oeeh peuloned
LOT ivcolU'lvllueu li'al uBhts be placed
al lis lolluWluB p'9oes, Nlnth North
Central avenue. near Thirteenth
West Bellevue avenue in middle OF
block 49, Second North and East Tenn
PIE; Tenth East and Young street, one
block south Of Tenth South Second
South and McClelIaud avenue, Park
avenue; Sixth North and First West.
Logan avenue between Ninth and
TCnth East, Windsor avenue. half
way between Chicago and Belmont
avenues Alameda avenue and Twelfth
H0s' e'Iee" me report was adopted.
WILL RESTORE GRADE
IN the matter OF me claim OF Mrs,
EllzaDelh A. McCune Tor $4,000 dam
ages alleged To nave been caused TO
her properly py reason OF the change In
of EAST Te,nplo and Mrs, Nortb
streets tho copiu,ittse an elaine
recommended that the grade be restored
as near as possible 10 lts former con-
diuon and that the sidewalks be re-
stored. The city attorney advised that