Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-31
jiRE THREATS
! BY COUNC|LMEN
4 Davies Tells HarteuSteln
TA,, He Desires to Smash
Him on Jaw
EXCHANGE OF COURTESltS.
l Encounter Only Averted by
Interference Of President aud
Sergeant at Arms

.are very near being a person.
luz ..nrter on the floor Of the Guy
O aSain last night. This time the
t0une" a were Councilmen u. H.
E'', ,s and uartenstein, and the trou-
p'' 's,sA over the petition OF P. j. MO-
w ling that the balance Of Sl,OSibO
i'@ sIn an the new city Jail heating
ivy ..,,,ct be placed on the appropriation
e4" ,s Nc credit. The argument over
~ natter led to the lie being passed
,.,.oer the two councilmen. and an
.,onr,er was only prevented by the
n,srference Of President Hewlett ana
Ne sergeant.at-arms'
MORAN BILL CAUSED 1T,
ri. Moran matter has been before the
i 10y an several occasions, and was
gun an the appropriation list once
i,re Int was vetoed by Mayor Nor
y. u,'' .rd the council sustained the veto
M reason for the veto was that MO
,sn had failed TO install a smoke con-
,gmer as provided for In his contract,
srd he balance due him has been held
an, nntn some kind Of a consumer is
nstalled at his expense He refused 10
,s,sll The consumer because the Amer
|sr stcker company IN its sub-bid to
KIM made mistake OF several hundred
SSllsrs and II the consumer had been
,stalled according to the contract he
wond have lost money He according
IL ABDUCTED from the balance due him
ks amount OF the bid for the con-
sinner and refused to install one, and
pt In petition TO the council for the
hanoe due on the heating contract.
HARTENsTEIN OPPOSED.
The last petition has been laid over
M some time. and when It was brought
no last evening Il. II. Davis moved that
M amount be placed on the approprla-
ton list Hartonstein opposed the mo-
iOn, and wanted Il referred to the po-
te and prison committee. He argued
NAT there was no use sending II to the
mayor again, as ii would only be ve-
ted Several other councilmen express
a their views on the matter and In his
closing argument u, H. Davis said that
naftenstein had made n statement
sbout some crookedness IN connection
with the matter, and he challenged him
10 show any crooked work,
THEN THEY GOT ANGRY.
q said nothing Of the kind" was
Hartensten's reply you state some
thing that is not So"
You did in your FIRST speech. heard
I" said Davis.
Il did not" replied Hartensteln, rls-
inc 10 his feet.
sit down, / have the floor" angrIly
Feiolned Davis, III you pass the lie 10
me again I'll smash YOU I'm the Jaw"
You'll find me right here when you
yet ready" said Hartenstein
BELLIcosE SENTIMENTS.
You Won't be, after get through
Davis. O'
President Hewlett raped loudly for
oidef' and peace was finally restored,
Ine toll was then called on Harten-
Ieln,s motion TO refer and IL was lost,
lhe Davis motion to place the amount
On ne appropriation list was then car.
'ed by vote OF Q to 4.
ASPHALT CLAIMS.
The asphalt proposition finally passed
We council last night by vote Of If TO
' pernsIrom submitted a substitute
ispyrl ior the special asphalt committee
u ihe place OF several reports on the
inaler which have been laid over n
NUMBER OF times, The report adopted
EvylaeS TOT the purchase OF the as
gay property OF Milo Clark for $4,000.
VI mat amount $500 Ia 10 be spent In
surveys and patentlng the claims. II
sa0 provides for the purchase of the
w ueles belonging TO Il. NJ. Pope and
i.Pfiea on by the expert employed bv
Wy qty The purchase price IS $4,000.
y when 1850 will be spent I'm perfect,
ns illle TO the land. The report also
ECVlded for entering into a contract
N'n Pope to furnish the city 4. 600 tons
~ II tennel asphalt at his refinery on tho
s %IIs at 20 per ton, TO he furnished
W, three years and In quantities
rTI exceeding 200 tons at one time.
, unOse VINO voted against the PROPOSE
wi were Black, A, j and r. II, Davis.
TRADING STAMPS.
!he trading stamp ordinance was
, .as, by a vote Of II to 3, those voting
,Italhs' i were Black, A. ]. Davis ana
!, i The ordinance fixes the license
annum. 'F''''e' nv SoVV PCT
STREET CAR co. PROTESTS.
r, iae Utah Light & Railway COMPANY
, ovia'tled protest against being tied
M y"" no 70 certain conditions imposed by
.or V,ounell before granting II permis.
nv, ~, " erect It's poles In the center Of
,lsln m street The conditions com
s,",eO Oh are requiring seven-minute
y : on that line between the hours
so,, anu Z o'clock in the evening ANA
Ins t"s me company to extend tho
'ss 70 ne city cemetery. TIlddrl.
Anu Srr could not understand WHY the
ios upahy should object to such condis
,as rS aau upon his request the matter
r ro reierred to the committee on i'm.
'ANIToR WANTS SALARY.
\ = M NJ Johnson, former chief ian,tor
ohrmSg. Guy side Of the Joint b,Iildlng
ana 'i Yea petition, asking that hIs
NJ pe placed on the payrolls az tho
~ lVf the luat baIe 80 W Wv