The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-17
STATE NEWS
PARK CITY COUNCIL.
All Bills Go Over Until the December
Session.

Session.
Park City, Nov. 16-The city council
held their regular meeting last evening
and transacted the business of the month.
After reading the minutes the same were
approved and the order of bills against
the city was taken up. but the council
refused TO consider the bills until the
regular meeting the first of December,
holding that II Is Il rule OF the council TO
pay no bills except al this meeting.
j. +. MckisSiCk and forty others petit
toned the council for fiume on Mar
sac avenue from the Shields house to the
Heber avenue flume they all cOntendlng
that the flume will be a great move
toward a betteTment Of the conditions in
Park City, The council took the matter
up and talked about it at length. jed
Woodland. one Of the residents Of that 10
cality. stated that there had been some
talk about the way his water was left
10 run and he stated that while he dit
not feel responsible fOr the condition he
would donate MS team and one day
work toward the repair of the flume,
The street commissioner stated that IL
would require a flume about $50 feet
long. and that the lumber required would
he about 400 feet. while the expense of
laying the fiume would be about slo'.
The matter was finally referred to the
committee upon streets, alleys and
bridges and after said committee had
been increased by the addition Of COun-
Gilman Daley to the list they were given
power to act on the matter
\ canvass Of the election returns
SHOWED that the count made by the iudges
was about the correct thing. and WITH tbs
exception OF one candidate, whose total
was reduced one vote, there was no
change. and accordingly the recorder was
instructed 10 send out the certificates of
election 20 the various officers.
Upon the question Of improved fire pro-
lection and the matter of granting pc
tition recently filed with the record ask
ing that a team be procured for the fir
department. the committee recommended
that a citizens meeting be called on Mon
day evening next and that the matte be
discussed with the people generally. His
recommendation prevailed and according
ly the committee is 10 meet with he cit
liens on the goth TO discuss the matter.
Five petitions 10 sell liquor were pre-
scented and the licenses were ordered is
sued.
Monroe Wilson was injured last even
ing hy having his hand caught in the
wheels of a wagon while attempting to
block the wheels of the vehicle with 90
rock Wilson went with his father upon
Bonanza flat, where he was h2u ing wood.
and when the two went to load the wagon
it was found necessary to bl CE the wheel.
Young Wilson was in the act Of p'ac'ns
a rock under the wheel when the wagon
came back. catching his hand and badly
breaking the bones.
/. l. Pool. who was 50 badly beaten
yesterday morning ny Ray Vance. is
somewhat improved today but his face
and head show the marks Of the assault
The fugitive Vance, was OVertaken las
evening by the officers. and at this time
is in the city Jail. County Attorney Ev-
ans came up this morning AVID viii 'ooS
into the matter and viii file charges
against Vance.
The members Of both the local orders
KNIGHTS of the Maccdbees and the Ladies
Of the MaccaFees will hold joint meet
ing this evening. A general good time i
assrred