Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-21
prsrRrr EVENING NEWS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81,

NEW$ TU ESDA 7, y
furnish a abatement OF the unexpendei
balance OF The Ss50.000 waler boni
money not covered by contracts ana al
40 an estimate of the proposed eNpen-
fllture of the balance. The resolution
was referred To tho finance committee
with instructions to report next Mon
dny night and also 60 include the Dill
OF apeclal counsel. r. s. Richards.
I'non recommendation of Mayor Nor
rls the sum of $1,000 was appropriated
20 the credit Of Consulting Engineer A.
F Doremns AZ the balance OF the N,oVl
due him for services rendered In con-
lioctlon with the special water ana
sewer improvements.
MORE BOND MONEY
The council by resolution authorized
Mayor Morris and Recorder Critchio#
TO execute $50 Of the $1,000 water bonds
to be sent by express 10 the United
states Mortgage and Trust company Of
New York by Dec. |, 1905 ana I'M tuTn
10 be delivered to the Mutual Life In
surance company upon the payment OF
s250,0OO plus accrued interest ana the
proportlonate premium which the COM
pany agreed to pay for the bonds
RESULT OF ELECTION,
The council received the report OF the
board OF canylssers OF the recent city
election and duly declared that the Of
hclals receiving the highest number OF
votes as shown by the canvass were
legally elected TO the various city Of
fees. CITY Recorder Crtchlow WAS IN
structed to issue certificates of cleo
ton to the successful candidates.
Tho petition of the Salt Lake Real
Estate associa>ion asking that the Coun-
ell give a trial TO the system OF sprink-
ling the streets with oil waa referred
TO the streets committee for cOnsldera-
tion.
PICTURES FOR LIBRARY.
\ communication was received from
Gov. cutler and others asking that q
committee be appointed to consider the
adyisability Of purchasing the Harwood
art collection for the new public libra y
Tho matter was referred 10 the finance
and library committee.
WILKINS APPOINTED.
As Mayor Morris had signed the or.
dinancc giving the chairman Of the
board Of public works the power Of
appointing clerk OF the board, Chair
man T.. a. Wall submitted the ap.
rolntment Of the present clerk, william
H. wilkins, and the same WAS con-
lirmed by the council
FOR SMOKE CONSUMERS.
Black introduced another resolution
instructing the chief Of police 70 enforce
the smoke ordinance and require smoke
consumers TO be placed In all furnaces
as required by ordinance and thus
abate the smoke nuisance. The rcso-
luton was adopted.
WANTS FINE REFUNDED.
A petition was received from I. Har-
ny Jones. asking for the refund OF a
fine OF t22 imposed upon him recently
for allowing his horse to stand un-
hltched on the pubic streets. He
stated In his petition that he had hired
the horse from livery stable ana was
told by the employees of the stable that
the animal would stand unhitched, but
II tied up 1t would become restless and
would probably break loose He ac-
cordlngly left the horse united and was
arrested and fined SIS. He served three
days I'm Jail and paid the balance OF
his money. A motion 10 refund the
money was lost SO the petition was re-
ferred to the committee on police and
| prison.
LEAVER SUSPENDED,
Chief of Police Lynch notified tn
| council that he had suspended Otlicel
| w. II. Leaver for FIVE days for conduct
unbecoming an officer. His action was
| concurred in.
FUGITIVE FUND
Upon motion OF HOLIDAY, the sum Of
] $500 was placed to the credit Of Chile
! OF Police Lynch as a contingent fun'
to be used in going after prisoners cap
| tured elsewhere upon warrants iron
| this city. The money thus eNrendel
| will be paid back by the state, but ]
| is necessary to have the fund so tina
| there Will be no delay In securing th'
| money when needed
Dear Gus:-I have solved the mother
| in-law problem Just give her regularly
! HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea i
! will make her healthy happy and doclle