The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-14
CITY VOTE CANVASSED
Result Shows Election of COnroy,
Democrat, With al Others on
Republican City Ticket.

At the regular session of the city
council last evening, aside from the can
vass of the recent city election. the meet
ing was brief. Contrary to expectations.
the petition for an ordinance granting
the Rio Grande Western railroad the
| right TO lay three tracks across Twenty
first. Twenty-second and Twenty third
streets did not come back from the
Joint street and Law committee, TO
which it vas referred at the previous
meeting.
". j. Shealy. secretary of the Union
Depot company. and ". ii. Chevers, 10
cal agent for the Short Line, were pres
ent 10 look after the Hartman inter-
Attorney T. NJ. Allison and Local Agent
y. +. Gibson represented the Rio GTande
Western. The railroad people retired as
soon as they learned that the fran
chise was not TO come from the COM
mittee. 4 protest against the granting
Of the franchise was received from ii.
L. White and four other property own own
erS who are residents along the pro-
posed route. The protest was referred
TO the same committee in whose hands
the franchise is resting.
The sanitary inspector reported five
cases Of diphtheria, one of chickenpoX
and three OF smallpox now in quaran-
tine.
The proposed extension of the tracks
from Twenty-fOurth TO Twenty-secOnd
street on Wall avenue was referred to
the street committee
A sidewalk on Twenty seventh street
from Washington 10 Adams avenue was
ordered and the city engineer was di-
rected to draft an ordinance covering
this work; also 10 complete the side
walk on Lincoln avenue between Tween
ty-fifth and Twenty-seventh streets
The street committee reported that the
asphalt laid recently on Twenty fourth
street was not satisfactory and ordered
a test 10 be made by the contractor I'M
der the direction Of the city engineer.
II was decided 10 pay the election
Judges and allow rentals for tho polling
places at the same rate as in previous
years.
\ communication was received from &.
VI. Robinson A liquor dealer at 1--WE
Points, who raised objections to a drug
store in that vicinity, which he says,
Is selling whisky and beer as a regu-
lar business. lie asked that the chief
of police be instructed 10 compel the
drug store people. 10 pay the regular
or stop the sale of liquor The matter
was referred TO the license commit
tee.
Claims and payLolls were allowed in
The matter of counting the ballots was
taken mp. with the following resulst:
First ward-Mayor. Kuchler 49,; Con-
roy, COS. Recorder, Critchlow, So; Bra
Sonje, f64. Auditor, Stanford, 725; Wade,
40. Treasurer, HalVerson SOS; Riley
56i. ATTORNEY, Bagley, SIS: Davis, 49,
Judge; Murphy Us. Councilman, Austin,
CO: Emmett. $50
Second ward-Kuchler. S76; Conroy. 49,
Critchlow, AZ; Bragonie SIC. Stanford
4SS; Wade, 81. Halverson, AS; Riley. $50
Bagley, 442; Davis, 81. Murphy. 49,
Councilman. Powers. 42l; Tracey, 396
Third ward-Kuchler. i65; ConrOy. 46S
Critchlow. $50; Rragonje 35S Stanford.
800: Wade. 4Sl. HalVerson. 57S; Riley, 81.
Bagley. 549; Davis. S0. Murphy. 574
Councilman. Dana, AS; Thomas, 1876
Fourth ward-Kuchler, ~; Conroy. 722
Critchlow. L2l0; Bragonje. 80. Stanford
SCI; Wade. 553. HalVerson, 905; Riley,
4.S. Bagley, $40; Davis sos. Murphy. 9I2
Councilman. Brown 60: Flygare 1873
Fifth Ward-kuchleT. $50: COnrOv 6l5
Critchlow. 123; Bragonie, 46S. Stanford
~; Wade. 4S2. Halverson, sal: Riley,
5si. Bagley, go; Davis, 5U. Murphy, 742
COnrOyS majority, 260.
Total vote, 1920