Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-27
WARRANTS ISSUED.

VH water Observation-Disclosures. 25O.UV
salt Lake stake Sunday School
Union obervance Pioneer day 10000
Moses Taylor Owo vouchers),
securing options .,......... 1,25ooo
| Moses Taylor cone voucher) Sc
curing options .......... $500
ii, II, Ellis. examination. tests,
ETC.. asphalt land. ,....... 500
F. Anderson. examining, tests,
etc, asphalt land ..........., 1880
veteran Firemens association. 10000
Seventeen vouchers b. f.
Smith, mining asphalt 80. 35s2o9
Iwenty-four vouchers Y. q. w.
railway. freight on asphalt 1,iio.5s
j. j. Mcclellan, organ recital
Denver business mems refsr
tloH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Zo.UO
s. l.. 81 l.. A. r. r.. tram porta-
ton 10 Saltair Of 'jenver
business men ,....a.. $500
s. l.. Livery and n Co., car
riages for Los Angeles city
council reception. etc.. .,... 1900
+, II. Davis, expenses in con-
nectlon visit OF Los Angeles
city council ...,............,. 1900
A. j. Davis, expenses In con-
necton visit Of Los Angeles
city council ,........,,.u. 1850
@. A. r., observance of Mem
orial day .,...,,,...,,.....,.. 10000
Spencer Cawson, expenses
Utah day at Portland. ...,. 1880
Emma l.. Gates, expenses Utah
day az Portland ........... 1900
]. j Mcclellan. expenses Utah
day at Portland ........ 1900
W, T.. Weihe, expenses Utah
day at Portland ......,... 1000
Ellz 7. Crlsmon. for right of
way, b. G.. conduit ......... 10000
F.. l., Russell, for right of way.
b. c, conduit ...,.,.......,. $4,000
G.. w, Ritter. paid c. II. Will
cken expenses on II. of W.. $500
G. w Ritter. paid d. r. Brinton
$50 and A. W. Casey s30... 5000
Joseph Moss, for right OF way.
b. G. conduit ,,.,,....,,.... $4,000
Louise Allen, for right OF way.
Il. G.. conduit u,...,,,,..,,..,. 5000
Horace Cummings. for right OF
way, b. G. conduit ..,...... $500
w. A. Green, for right OF way,
u. G. conduit ....,.....,...... 1900
j. d. Hawker. for right Of way
b. C.. conduit ..,......,.... 1900
b. A, NJ, Froiseth, for right Of
way p. c. conduit ....,,.,., 5000
Thos Oglethorpe for right Of
way r.. c. conduit .......... $4,000
G.. w. Ritter paid C. Peterson,
500. NJ Andrus $40, w. u.
Lloyd SIS. J. Brockbank $50,
for right of way ......-.... 1900
Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, expense. testing validl-
ty Of water and sewer bonds. 5000
G. NJ. Cannon chairman: OBJ
servance pioneer day 800. 2OOoy
Pacific Investment company,
site for pumping plant .....,. 10000
Thos. Oglethorpe for right OF
way for conduit .......,..,." $4,000
Total Of warrants issued 80. sl2 900 Is
Balance .,..,...,,.,,,.r.,.'.' z,ooo6S
Grand total .....,........,..,.$l5 ,62O,96
ITEMS DISCUSSED.
The report was not read to the coun-
ell on account OF its length, and 1t was
moved that II be filed A. J, Davie
moved as an amendment that each
member OF the council be furnished
with copy OF the statement He said
there were q number of matters con-
tanned In II which the councilmen knew
nothing about and cited as particular
instance the expenditure of money In
the purchase Of the Thistle asphalt
property. Tuddenham and Fernstrom
both stated that everything In connec- |
ton with that transaction had been |
passed upon by the council. Davis did |
not agree with the counCilmen In regard |
to the matter and asked II the city had |
secured clear title TO the property. |
He was informed by Assistant City Re- |
corder Bramel that the the title was |
being contested In the courts.
DAVIS ANSWERED.
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city to get title to the property be- |
fore the money was paid for III" asked |
Davis,
THAT IS for the council to determine"
answered Mr., Bramel.
"But am asking you about IT," con-
tinued Davis.
THAT Is not a question Of law" was
Mr.. Bramers quick response. The |
laugh was on Davis, but his amend |
ment calling for copies OF the state
ment for all the counclmen, was car
rled by vote OF Q to 3.
VETO SUSTAINED.
The veto of Mayor Morris to the re-
port Of the committee on control author
izng the plumbing inspector to use
the room recently vacated by the ju-
venile library, was sustained by the
The veto to the conditional granting
OF liquor license TO D. Plescio was
laid over for one week. 1t was not
thought necessary for the ~avor 10
veto the committees report on that
matter by some of the councilmen as
the report granted the license provided
that the saloon should be located with
In 800 feet Of any church
or schoolhouse AZ the saloon proved
to be only 900 feet from the Thirteenth
ward meetinghouae the councilmen
that the conditions OF the
report were not complied with hence no
license was granted.
RESOLUTION AMENDED.
The third veto of the mayor was re-
turned with an amendment 10 the reso-
luton vetoed. The veto was to the
resolution OF Black authorizing the
to refund TO r.. l.. Chesney
s7i. rs paid In by him on sewer ex-
tension IN behalf OF the East Side Bap-
tist church. II appeared that the
church had not paid the money TO the
treasurer hence Il could not be refund
cd therefore the mayor vetoed the res
olution. 1t developed. however. that
the treasurer had not issued the scrip
against the property and the resolution
was amended instructinR him 10 issue
the scrip at once which can be sold and
the money due turned over 90 Mr..
Cheaney. The veto and resolution were
TO the mayor.
WILL MEET FRIDAY NIGHT.
CITY Auditor Felt notified the coun-
ell that II would be necessary TO trans
fer certain portions OF the general fund
10 special funds FOR the payment OF the
rity's proportion of the cost OF side
walk paving and sewer extensions but
that his figures showing the transact
ton VIII not be ready until Friday
night. lie asked that a meeting OF the
council be held on that night to APP
nroyo tho Transfer His reuuesl Nxas |