The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-17
BLACK IN HIS
USUAL ROLE
Delays Adoption of Water and
Sewer Bond Resolution.
GOES OVER FOR ONE WEEK
MAYOR URGES COUNCIL TO
ABATE SMOKE NUISANCE.

A resolution providing for the is
suance and sale of the $3.50, 600 water
bonds and the $3.50. 900 sewer bonds was
introduced at the meeting of the city
, council last night, and upon motion OF
Councilman Black was referred to the
committee on municipal laws and the
city attorney. after a brief debate be-
| tween Councilman Black and President
Hewlett. who had temporarily vacated
the chair, calling Tuddenham thereto.
The resolution follows:
resolution Authorizing the Issue.
be IL resolved by the CITY coupcil- 80
SAT- Lake City, Utah: 0ii VI
:; A.dt w whereas, Al an election duly hold
January, 1915 upon the proposition of said
Slly mourning bonded indebtedness 10 in
the proposition of said CT tnCuT Tl5Dt ~
bonded Indebtedness to establish a saxyeI
fi i51SAn III the southern and western por-
'Il "a; u Salo city. a ma ority of the
quallled electors of said city voting at
SIG election voted in favor Of incurring
Stld bonded indebtedness on both DroDO-
slIons so submitted to them and thereby
aItlOIlLeu said Salt Lake City TO incur
a bonded indie btedness in the sID7 of eiobt
HHunoreo and fifty thousand $3.50 600 OO)
uoIIarS 10 increase and improve the water
supply OF said city. and also a bonded
and fifty thousand f$I5O. OOOOG0 dollars 10
estapilsh a sewer system in the southern
az tbor. western portions Of said city; now,
Resolved, That the mayor and city re-
; Sor9er pc and they hereby are author
49, ana directed to advertise for bids for
said bonds. Said notice 10 bidders Shall
De published for period Of three 80 sue
cesslXe weeks in the following papers:
IN Inc SAT- Lake Herald. Salt Lake Tri-
bUne, and Deseret Evening News. daily
nIieWNspape rs of general circulation pub
~ tjsdiT a. In SAT- Lake City, Utah; also in
me Daliy Bond Buyer. a paper of general
Glrculauon in financial quarters, pub
Hshed at New York City. y. Y.
Sald notice shall describe the proposed
bonds and their conditions as set forth
IN the ordnance requiring and providing
t t1r me election thereon. and shall state
mat salt Lake City reserves the right TO
reject any and all BIDS: and
w nereas, II IS not deemed expedfent TO
issue all of said bonds and pay useless
interest thereon during the time the
lunGs therefor are lying idle. said notice
shaH further require bids to be made
upon said bonds to be purchased and paid
Tor IN the following manner:
Water Bonds.
Two hundred thousand $500 OOO.OO) dol
lars thereof on April / 1895.
Two hundred thousand ($3OOOOOOO dol
lars thereof on July l. 1905.
Two hundred thousand $500 00) dol
IaEs {hereot on Oct l, 1905
fitty thousand G250,0 $4,000 dollars on Dec.
Sewer Bonds.
Fifty thousand CS50OOO0o) dollars there
Of on April !. 1905.
OF on July /, 1905
FIFTY thousand Cs5ooOOOO) dollars there
OF on Oct ]. 1895.
upon said bonds to be accompanied BY a
duly certified check or draft in the sum
or ten thousand $50 O09O0) dollars pay
dDie 10 the treasurer of Salt Lake City.
TO accompany each bid as A guarantee of
good faith on the part of the bidder. and
10 reimburse the city for it's loss and ex-
pense in this behalf in case the bidder
should not perform his bid after accept
ance thereof by the city.
All bids shall be well sealed and shall
be placed in the hands of the city re
corder on or before 1870 O'Clock p. m. on
the 10Th day OF February 1865 and the
same will be opened at said hour No
bid for less than the face value of said
bonds will be considered.
This resolution shall take effect upon
its approval.
Councilman Black Objects.
Hold on, Mr.. Chairman" said
Councilman Black. Il think that reso- /
luton should be laid over for a week
and should go to the committee on
laws. It's provisions do not
correspond with the provisions of the /
manifesto issued before the election. /
That manifesto said that the interest (
upon the bonds would be paid out of
he earnings of the waterworks ii
people. and I don't want anything done
hat isn't straight and right.
Councilman Black also found fault {
With the resolution because il did not I
conform, in his opinion. with the gov /
ernment's agreement as to Utah Lake. /
and in conclusion he moved that the
resolution he laid over for week and 4
'eferred 10 the committee on municipal I
avs and the city attorney.
Councilman A J. Davis wanted to I
know if reference to the pei. cent in 1
crest the bonds are to bear was
omitted puTpOsely from the resolution. I
After consultation with Assistant (
'ity Attorney Bramel President Hew-
EFT said reference to the 4 per cent in
crest was not necessary in the reSOlu- /
ion. as it would be followed by an (
ordinance providing for issuing the }
ponds.
Councilman Black again interposed 4
urther objection to the proposed i'm
Mediate adoption of the resolution. re- D.