Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-21
rHed and Discussed at Last
Evenings Council Meet
ing.
CAMPAIGN COLLECTION.
Tcn Per Cent Grab Roundly De-
uonnced BY Councilman fcrnslrom.
Tired kempton Promoted.

I'm tho matter ~ tbe charges
ID -.
mace soule VEGAS ago against ''''''
supervisor J. i. Raleigh.
Tho majority roport filed a week ago
t-. ...,.,r. .e
"'' "'''
RhitoWash, but last nights document
ras startliugly different The enforced
.u,ctior ~ ia re,. cspr of tho wages
49,,
o. lle men uHueI MN u! N"'yls l''
poII'l'"l '"U'pa'sh luiu ""1 ''' !, -
10 no unIilcasuitt t'Il'o' ~
s'iou, ue mlnoI'ly ll'i ~ ~ l'al.',
ing az some leHs'h 'H, u'i'' ulu'' nv
win VI connection WIN .'ls ",'s'lsd-
ulH ana 'he pd' t"ple %" u'' laI1
q certain menu, vi t"r yvHlllltl,e
eo'e4 up ,"0 rc' ,,I. i'ul,u 'l'ual.
20 p'e''"' ''''"''9 10 '"' i'D0''
Iu4i' n-,o.,., "a. anu
NH ~ @i'
We the minority members 1f the
,rerial committee 10 investigate The
.sarges OF compelling employes al mo
dy TO pay 10 per cent of tbeir wage,
10 the American parry campaign bind.
boz leave 10 report that the committee
met and that the inyestigati0r t,s.
very peculiarly conducted The ma.
o-ity OF the committee acted AS attor.
rsys Tor The decsrye ana w. go go
quence the minority members had ia
appear as prosecuting atto,T,evs one
ming WAS clearly established ,.iz tbs,
,be disgracefu nractise mi coIl.",irg N
per cent from CITY employees Was inang.
urated In the early n1ri az m. snr7.
mer and there H. no doub, bst ~.
scheme was 10 collect tho s.r,. 60,
month IA month ana ,,s, - 'r ..
fusing 10 nav ieonardiSc5 his o ,.,,
pent since he rrotest ~ ~ si,,,p,Vs-
nsrbers ~ tbo conr.n az, az i'i..'o.. w
.Gndon,r,tion ~ '"e "a byHeidi
ruhIic tho eyc,so e. "a. ~ ~ .'i.,',uvu
her cen, weS ~ ~ 'ii5lg 'l,a, ,Ne ~
month only' Rpt WIN tbjs sha w." Ote
expenses they have entirely neglected
hen Is that The ysiS,r ,oe,s ~ ,n oonclusioI,
the civ emnloves ,yas wy ae,t $3.50 ol
take practically an tho ,none,. NV, 1900 "
Tor a corruption fund and Iar,,,, ,,u'u w,
renses out OF the civ trsasmr,. ,bra,,,
the said raising az Wages IN, ', '5oaIl
10 tho minority members NJ ~ c o,'',,'n
and the general ppblic con5.rnnstlo,' ~
ME scheme we are now irclinoS - -
Ueye thar the original ni," - VI "
sbandoned. ~ '''' 'ee"
While IL is necessary IN ko., . .,,s.
watch on the procaadipes In ~ s,,..,-'
Vs do hereby recommend tbatt, ,utu,s'
tempt should be made IN sgsir ~.
This ilthing. the employes viii r.een, 4,
and give such Information as MIN aa
ieei.vely stop this the most unjust and
iFrannical system that was ever a.
iugurated IN the state Of Utab. Otber
charges were incidentally prefarre5
'sainsi the street department and ms
supervisor which were not In anv waN
complimentary, but as the minority |
members 90 not consider them part ~ /
me proceedings, We recommend that /
'lt street committee investigate these |
.""I ses'
american utrp .pc,,
'''i'i'A ~ II J.
AitGr me presentation Of his report /
Mr Fernstrom spoke briefly on tbe /
which ne deci S oS'g y,a Uy IN me same. in
geate an American Hierarchy was /
1s'ched IN the police station. This /
seiement created quite a little merri-
tiI Whlch however did not affect the
,.et OF the secret caucus held by mem
.S OF the American party In Judge
pishls court room q few weeks ago.
Both majority and minority renor,s
were ordered laid over for another
..th' but not before Councilman r. r.
l.iek had taken the opportunity 10
,.fI me only thing possible In the way
on excuses. namely promise TO pro-
al,e receipts for money forced from
ulIDNes under similar circumstances
~ tne Morris administration. Mr..
h'ack cited the instance Of a Young
Uen' on employe under the late ad-
Illustration who he said had come 10
'.W Tor advice upon being asked for
nalgn contributions. and whom he
uf'sed 10 tel them. 10 use his own
r'Ia'. 10 60 plumb 10 49," which
ioe Young man did. and managed 10
''e his Job too. The reference was
- evidently % HIS own son Bud" that
'I. BLACKS remarks were not taken
''rously
PROMOTION FOR KEMpToN.
IlIt cher c. T. Vail announced the
4l'Hlment by himself OF George
~, enc. .. Petiingil. 4. l. Hancock |
N1 zoe watkins as dremcn and the
,Iolnoiion OF +. II. kcmpton to a leu
.'''Aey' ana requested ratification OF
" appointments by the council, which
Us granted.
Ine matter Of the petition from prop
.f owners and others on Eighth
'''ih between Third and Fourth West,
plalnng OF the nuisance and in-
l'euience occasionod by the RIO
'' e4ue western railroad was taken up
and he street supervisor ordered 10
.,-r up the tracks should he ind that
p, CITY had authority 10 do so.
Vl motion 81 Councilman Mulvey the
1 TAN Savings a Trust Co. WAS noti-
i'l 20 remove Tie obstruction from the
''1eN alk opposite the site ~ their new
,l!alne on south Main street until |
'1'h Tune az they are ready 10 COM I
Hence active building operations.
ne petition ~ L. X. Martineau ana
D. Z. - los.