Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11

AT the last session of the city coun-
cn Feb. T. the petition Of j, w, Beck
was refused
Former Councilman A, T.. White was
present and asked the council to open
a street between Vine and Murray
streets in front Of his property, and
stated that Mr. Freeze who owned
considerable property there was will.
ing at any time to deed to the city a
required amount Of property to open
the same II others could be induced
to do so. The matter was taken under
consideration.
The fire inspector was requested TO
make report at the next meeting,
II is quite important to note that
Murray City hasn't as much as a lad
der that could be used to aid in ex-
tiuguishing q fire, so at the meeting
Councilman Wood proposed that the
city buy three or four II or lG foot lad
ders and that they be stationed where
they could easily be obtained In case
of fire Councilman Powell asked the
pertinent question of what good such
ladders would be to protect the thous-
ands Of dollars worth of property here
without water This brought the water
question up and 1t was voted by the
council TO call public mass meeting
Of the citizens on the night of Feb, 22
to discuss the water question.
POLICE NOTES,
r. c. Crttenden and Geo. Mcdonald
Of the Highland Boy came to Murray
ON pay day. After spending all their
money and finding themselves broke
they wandered 10 poulson Bros livery
stable, where they were arrested for
disturbing the peace. They plead
guilty aud were given 10 days each.
Andy Tennent plead guilty to as
saut on Theo and Ernest Freeman, for
which he was fined $50.
Mat Krupoyich an Austrian, had an
experience on Tuesday last which cost
him the biggest part Of n months
wages About 10 o'clock In the morn
ing he hired horse from Poulson
Bros, livery stable and at o'clock IN
the evening returned, AS he drove
into the stable the horse dropped ex-
hausted In the harness The author
tiles were notified and placed him UNI
der arrest, Two charges were preferred
against him. one for cruelty TO dumb
animals and one for carrying deadly
weapons. For the former he was fined
$50 and the latter S25, besides Sl3 he
paid to Pouson Bros, for the damage
TO the horse,
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
Last Tuesday night would-be rob-
bers tried to enter the house OF A, f.
Savage. cashier Of the Murray State
bank. who lives on Vine street In the
middle OF the night Mr., Savage and
wife we're awakened by the flashing OF
a light across the room As Mr.. Saw
age raised I'm his bed he could plainly
see some one on the outside or the
window with u bullseye light which
thcy were flashing across his bed. He
bounded out OF bed and In an instant
had his revolver ready TO receive the
intrudcrs. Tho providers saw they
were detected and turned out th9lr
light As Mr. Savage stepped 10 the
window he could plainly see Two or
binary sized men standing m the lane
east OF his house, lie quickly opened
the door ana called 10 the parties TO
halt At this they broke and ran up
the street. but Mr., Savage who was
thoroughly aroused by this time sent
bullet nying after them
CRAzED BY DRINK,
.,.-,..
on Sunday lost SCREAMING ~. Ilu ~. w
OF her voice Mrs. Jonu hoylaIsu, ~ WY ut
of a milk man az TINS place, usLeu TuV
OF her home, ana INTO 70 ne.s"uy ; w,u'
her infant babe IN her arms licl nuS,
band who hnd become uucoH .'...,!.lil'
from the effects or drink was pursVlnB
her with an ugly l'uH''1 uN' ',,, No.
Ing TO kill her ana the innocent paDe'
The marshal received te'eph93He mes
sage, and lost no ilne III IlAhlns lllS
way to the place. ON entering ne lounl l
the chairs ana lurnltute oi tuo iuoI,'