Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-17
in, struggle over the appoint

,.rs struggle over the apP0"
lM we y, heads OF the various de-
n''. ., !, Of the city government
a la s., been on between the Repuo.
WIZ .,a Of the council ana
S ". Morris ever since the change OF
n.y. '1,',,.,lon the first Of the year. was
' '.I.1 last night when the above ap :,
',o'r ,rl, puSmItted by the mayor
~. confirmed by a vote OF 10 o.
y PM and Neuhausen. two Nepuon ~
IN, , voting with the six Democrats IN
Aver Of confirmation OF the ABOVE
.ppca,,e,, ten are Democrats and SIX
m Republicans The latter are all IT,
appointments ,,..,,o,n
IA late hour yesterday afternoon
p,yo, Norris issued call for a spec
I, meeting 10 be held last night at
IA orlocS The object Of the meeting
va, moi stated IN the call, so the Re
,sSIeans tried 10 raise Il point or ne
,'@y against the action OF the mayor,
so, Assistant City Attorney bramei
e,d section ?01 OF the statues, when
tlA, hal a call for a special meeting
Isa nal have 10 state the business 10
" W ,-,rssc,Ad al such meeting. Hence
i. ,tated that there was no question Az
"a n. legality Of the business which
Va, transacted at the meeting. After
NJ ts was read, President Hewlett
nI,ei the point that Il did not state
IN object Of the meeting, The point
Vp MT and overcome by the decision
a M. Brame as stated above.
0BsTRuCT IN VAIN.
Back then moved that his resolution
,NyIdng for increasing the police force
h taktn from the committee TO which
lAsi been referred and acted upon at
oas BY the council. Han'nsteln sug-
gesA that the commit alton from
The mayor be read first lie made an
amendment 10 the motion to that effect
ll the amendment prevailed by vote
MIto6 The communication from the
Eiyc submitting the above appoint
n,tlS was then read
WORK MOVES ALONG.
Preece moved that II be received and |
fki and that the appointments be con-
f1nsi Holiday moved that the ap.
IshmeRts BE- voted upon one at .
the but Hartenstein offered an
amendment 10 the effect that they all
le voted on al the same ime, and his
lnttdment was carried, The
Communication also provided for the
Fnoyal Of Chief Deyine, Of the fire
t,paTtment, and the appointment OF
w. Bywater as his successor The
aestion Was raised as to whether or
" the same vote could remove an
lntT and confirm all the appointments
% Asst City Atty Bramel stated
Ih' J would be all right provided the
eslNh put by President Hewlett con.
ind all Of those points,
THE GAME Is UP"
sl'ck wanted to know II there were
W oIher communications from the
ayOt u 50 he wanted them read. He
' Al 'haI the game was up and II there
wv any more appointments he wanted
stl aohe with them As he resumed |
"a. ne retorted that he presumed
\. s '.n got what they asked for
,,., iGll was then called on the con-
, ~. l Of The appolb .nents and they
". confirmed by thi following vote,
4, II. Davis, Fernstrom
ss'N' sm Neuhauser Preece. Tud.
". ana Wells, Noes-Black.
h nOOoay Martin Wood and Hew.
BLACK FAILS AGAIN.
, s.SS hen made another ineffectua,
slu,IoD' 70 orlng up his police force
n hIsn SNa' pelore nm adjournment
ON % Tsa a communication was read
\ a. c,s a,yOr Morris which provided for
,yo r's,'on Of the Office n clerk 10 Tho
att,, AZ . a salary Of s., per month Tho
rSI,tS was referred to the finance
THE LIST OF OUTS
IN , nSads Of the departments and |
ed 1SS ~ ,n'lye officials who we Sr az" dsi
M S ~ G, action Of the counci, e l as
\ cSI.,y I " Enginocr l.. G, Kels seS'
h, 4 ca,5 Deylne Street supery1soyr
sIoss !, 1I Tnale Land and Water C y,,u'
linI,soso...se Joseph !, Mcknight. Health
b Thomauss ! ~ r. Stewart. Civ y sa,n
ll.r 81 va, carter on Inspector ana ana
'btker weights and Measures W aT ~
ais Ga asa City Pound Koener
hi Il l Ns. the caucus Of Mordov
10y 0''n understood that O Nea.
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