Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-27
COME To TERMS
WITH FARMERS.
civ officials Get Important Cen
ccsslons for Exchange Of
Waters
aTy COUNCIL RATIF|ES ACTION.
Also DIspos@ Of All Matters Gem
nec,ed with Recent Bond Issue
other Business.

The mifsion Of Mayor Morris, ANY,
y 4 Richards and Assistant CITY Any
". n, Bramol to Zig Cottonwood yea
,,rd,y TO consult with the owners or
,ho waters OF that stream, was very
wce,ssful and resulted In the city get
,lnr two worry important concessions
from The farmers, First, Tho tlmo IN
.hlcn tho city may BIZ IN dotau't for
ullurs "a furnish exchange water was
,ytondrd from AZ hours 60 n hours,
second, II was agreed that measure
y,nta Of tho Bis Cottonwood stream for
,be purposo Of detcrmIning the basis
n exchange Of waters may be taken
every ID days during tho irrigation sea"
,on instead Of every month
Tho city council lost evening received
communication from Mayor Morris
notifying II Of tho concessions secured
and recommending that action ho taken
A, once 10 close the deals with the farm
on, and also to close up all matters rol'
alive 10 the bond issue The council
,uspondcd the rules ue soon az the
MAYORS communication was read, ami
TOOK up the bond ordinances ana losom'
tons ind passed lhom
BONDS AUTHORIZED
The Nrst matter taken up was the
ordinance authorizing the Issuance ot
SsDOO0 special water bonds qua N1VVog
sponll sewer honde. oud the sale OF
bo,h lfsies 10 the Mutual Life lusur.
nnco company Of Now YORK, Tho ORE
dnan o Was placed on its hrst second
and third readings and was passed ~
tho unanimous vote " the "A cuunclls
men present, Councilman llollenhleln
being absent
TRIP EAST FOR cRlTcHLoW
resolution was then read INSTRUCT.
ina Mayor Morris and cry Recorder
CHtchlow 10 sign up 100000 Of me
water bonds and 100000 u the sewer
bonds 1t also authorizes the recorder
10 deliver them IN person 10 the Mu'
,ual life Insurance company upon Tho
payment % the city OF >jO2,juO holng
Inc face value Of The bonds, together
vlM 1880, onc.haf OF the premium
bN by the company after doducllng
5000 oneshalf Of the forfeit money
deposited with the bid ot the company,
The resolution carried with II an np.
rroprlaUun OF 5000 10 dcfray the eN'
ptnscs Of the recorder "a Now YORK,
This part Of tho resolution wns object
~ 70 by some of the counoilmon, ds u
was stated that N would only cost 80
10 send the bonds by express Assist
ant CITY Attorney Bramol stated that
might be necessary for the city TO
nave a personal representative present
when the bonds are delivered, 80 tho
resolution ne read, including the 5000
appropriation Was adopted 10y u vote
u IS 10 I, Wood voting against IT, The
other $500 600 Of the bonds Wlll be de-
lytrod IN two installnwn,S SQgoo0
On oct, !, 1905, ana 100000 ON Dec. L.,
1901. and thus quito saving In inlorost
viii he made,
EXCHANGE or WATERS.
Tho Anal matter in connection with
The bond question was the resolution
authorizing the mayor and city rorur'
der 10 execute contracts with tho ZIG
Cottonwood Lower Canal company the
Biz Ditch Irrigation company ana D.
n. Bltner William II, Park ana SOY.
tfal other owners of blk Cottonwood
water Tor the exchange OF their water
Tor water from the cltye canal Tho
contracts provide that tho city snail
pay $4,000 M q bonus 10 the llrst nam.
81 company, $4,000 90 the second COM
pdnH ana $3.50 % tho last named pN.
Wlo parties on or before July l. maxi
ng total ~ s36ihO,
provision IN the contracts which
met with some opposition MAS that
which Hycs the city the privilege ot
furnishing Spring creek water To tho
iarmoN for exchange instead of canal
water II II 90 desired, Wood moved
ihal an reference % Spring creek water
hc stricken from the contracts, II was
explained that the city does not hlnl
litc.t at oil to furnish spring creek
NuJr but II " simply giycn the prlvl'
l'Fo M doing va II II ever becomes noe .
tfNlN The motion made 10y Wood
was accordingly lost by vote OF 10 ~
BLACK STILL ORDuRATE.
The ioll was then called ON the nnal
passage OF tho resolution approving tho
tonlnclH submitted, and " VAS passed
by a vote Of i3 10 T. Black being thA
only one % oppose H. lie said That No
tlIl opposed the exchange because NJ
dli not think the city wae getting ul
good title 90 the water as II should
have or ~ he had been informed II
,ouIl fecurc The ordinance and rcso'
lulioOS were submitted 70 the mayor
Nv Nll'' Nll NNIN FlHlltN Wy UlNI l'N"
he Hlgncd up tho hrft Iustollmont OF
Tho bonds ana CITY Recorder ClltchlU,
Mll lcnyo with them for New York NJ
The morning
INVITATION TO n, u, A.
communication was received from
NE committee from the city schools
composed Of Mathonlhah Thomap
hlrl ChrIelonAcu ana supervisor Mly.
NQaall9 Pollock, suggesting that th'
rlly pond formal invitation 20 the Ma
uono Educational association TO hol,
next session IN this city II Wa'
tla)cd In the lettor that II the boar
of education, city council and the bust
ness interests u the city would unit
an onort to secure the meeting o
no association n would bo successful
me council by unanimous vote m
,norl2od tho city recorder 10 extend
FORMAL invitation 10 tho association
MORE RAILROAD TRACKS
Ondor n suerenpion Of the rules th
VhGll passed ordinances granting
nunchlsos 70 the oregon Short line
nnl me San Pedro roads TO congtruc
,nelr tracks over certain streets m tn
'WGlhWostorn part Of the city A fran
,We was also passed for the Shor
lno 10 construct switch 10 tho y, J
'Iilp coal yard on Third West street
Mhon the now tracks are complete
meeting the two rond0 thoV Nyll