The daily sentinel., 1906-10-11
BOND ORDINANCE
FINALLY PASSED
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! take up the renewals at once without
waiting for the license committee
to report.
On separate motions each of the
applications for license was granted
as asked.
1t was expected that protests would
be made by the owners of the build.
! ing in which J. E. Dulmaines saloon
is located, against the renewal of
his license as a result of the struggle
for the possession of the room which
is now being fought out in the courts
but no pesonal protests were made.
| Each of these saloon men Will paw
$500. the license for one-half year.
on delivery of the renewed license.
The Pacific Saloon made no appli-
cation last night as they hold year
ly license.
The reports of officers were then re
eeived.
Fire Chief Rogers reported s2s.sc
collected at the city scales during the
past month.
The fire chiefs report on fires and
fire alarms during the past three
months was read. There had been
about twelve calls on the depart
ment.
The city treasurer's report showed
that he had a balance over from Aug
ust report of s7,332.O2 and had re
| ceived from various sources $10,.-
6G1.95 during the past month. The
disbursements had amounted to about
$3.029.34.
City Clerk Conley made report
as to the conditions of the various
appropriation funds of the city gov
ernment. 1t was found that some of
the funds were in excellent shape to
go over to the new fiscal year with
a balance while some of the funds,
owing to unexpected calls would
hardly hold out during the present
year. However. the general condi-
tions of the finances are in excellent
shape for this period of the fiscal
year
The report of Water Supt. Vedder
showed that the operation of the
plant for the month just passed has
cost SS76.42. The general and fixed
expenses We're $471. the expenses of
the pumping plant were S362,17 and
the maintenance of general repairs
cost $43.42.
The report of the police magis
trate showed that $26.50 had been
ocHected during the month from
fnae md cocfe TUantv-fva arrast &
had been made, in the case of twelve
sentence had been suspended, ten
We're sent to Jail and three were dis
missed.
Alderman Davies of the special
water committee. reported progress
He stated that the flow of water in
Whitewater creek had been investi-
gated and that it was found that the
flow was insufficient to supply the
city, he stated that options on Kan
nah creek water were being offered
the committee every day and that
the committee now had on-third more
than needed to secure supply oil
mountain water for the city.
Alderman McCulloch announced
that he had been informed by Attor-
ney Wheeler, special counsel for the
water committee. that Judge Stew
ems would have to hear the argu-
ments on the question of diverting
the water ii Hannah creek at once
or else he could not hear the motion
before January II. but in as much
as the Hannah creek water owners
would have to be served with 80
days notice the matter would neces-
sarily have to go over until Janu
ary 1t was the sense of the council
that anyhow, the notices should be
served at once, application to the
government made for right of way
over government land, and other
matters closed up. as rapidly as pos
sible.
1t was announced that Engineer
Kelsey would probably be here with
in few days to submit his final plans
and specifications, tracings. etc. En-
gineer Kelsey has had six men at
work upon these plans, etc. for sew
eral weeks, in the offices at Salt Lake
City.
The street commissioner was in
structed to see that the concrete
contractors did not leave rocks and
refuse in thes treets when they were
putting down walks.
a large number of bills were ap-
proved and allowed.
The chairman of the fire and police
committee, Alderman Norris, and
Fire Chief Rogers, announced that
they had refused to o. X. the bill of
contractor w c. Boyer for work
done in repairing and rebuilding the
city jail and the fire house. declaring
that the contractor had not done the
work in a proper way and had mot
completed the job. Fire Chief Rogers
explained to the council wherein
Boyer failed to do his work proper
Ily. Alderman Norris stated that ce-
ment mortar was not used in building
the cell walls as the committee had
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