Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-02


committee on engineering aud sewage.
The report Of the committee was adopt
ed.
President Davis then made the as
slgiment or seats for the members OF
the council. The old members were all
lowed to retain their present seats with
a Few exceptions, and the new menu
bers were assigned seats so that they
would be placed next TO their col
leagues.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The appointments by the city officials
were then taken up. city Attorney
Hiles sent In the appointments OF II, ].
Dinlnny as first assistant. p. j. Daily as
second assistant, and Mrs. Nellie x.
Montgomery as stenographer. The lat
ter has been stenographer In the attor-
ney's Office for four years past. All OF
the appointments were confirmed by O
unanimous vote OF the council.
RECORDERS STAFF.
The following appointments by city
Recorder Moreton were next read
and unanimously confirmed By the
council: Chief deputy, n. :. Rives;
deputy in the criminal division of the
city court, W, A. Wright. deputy In
the civil division OF the city court, Il. l.,
Palmquist clerk OF the juvenile court,
w. j. Mclaughlin. clerk I'm the civil di-
vision OF the city court Arthur T..
Moreton' stenographer civil division
of the city court. Edna Pugsley. There
are still two appointments to be made
by the recorder namely stenographers
Tor his Office and for the criminal d.
Vision OF the city court. These posi-
lions are at present held by Miss Ethel
Mcdonald and Miss Tile Mortensen.
CITY TREASURERS FORCE.
city Treasurer Swensons appointees.
when were also confirmed. are: y, u.
quinn license inspector; A. 7. Cline,
nasistant license inspector; c. II.
hraft, clerk; Charles Lawrence. clerk;
Nose Morris dog tax collector. George
wood and VI. NJ. Beaver have been re-
tained temporarily by Treasurer Sven
son who recommended to the council
that their salaries he fixed at Sis and
500 per month. respectively. The rec
ommendation was concurred In.
Auditor Am had only one appoint
ment 10 submit. that OF II. V. Meioy as
chief deputy. This appointment was
confirmed unanimously also.
COMMITTEES NAMED.
The president was then asked IL he
had his committees ready for an
nouncement. He replied that he had
and the recorder then read the follow
ing list Of committees, which with one
or two changes was approved:
Public Grounds--Hohday, Ferry, Car
ter. Mulyey Barnes.
ImprOvements--Ma Carter, Black.
Tuddenham Wells,
Municipal I.aws-Crabtree, Ferry,
Mulvey, Holley. Black.
Streets--Carter Black Martin. Tud-
denham, Holley,
Jordan Canal and Irrigati0n-Hobday
Mulyey, Carter, Fernstrom. Wells.
Markets-Crabtree O'Donell Holley.
Finance-Ferry, Black, Crsbtree. Car
ter, Fernstrom
Sewerage and Observation-Disclosures
Martin, Ferry, Carter Fernstrom
Police and Prison--Crabtree, HOLIDAY,
Mulvey, O'Donell, Martin.
Fire Department-Marti Black, Fer
~, Carter, Tuddenham.
Clams-Ferry. Black, Barnes
Waterworks- Mulvey. Davis, ODon.
ell. Tuddenham, Martin.
Cemetery Donell, Holiday, Black,
Wells, Holley.
Revlsion--Carter. Holiday Fern
strom
Election-Black, Ferry, Barnes.
-Mulyey, HOLIDAY. Crabtree.
Sprinkling-Ma Black, Carter,
Tuddenham, Holley.
Enrollment-Hobd Mulvey Wells,
Sanitary-O'Donell, Black, HOLIDAY,
Tuddenham, Holley.
city and County-Black, Holiday.
Library Mulvey, Crabtree.
DEMOCRATS IGNORED.
II is a noticeable fact that the Demo.
cratic members OF the council were to-
tally ignored as far az chairmen Of the
various committees are concerned, not
one OF them being named as chairman
Of any OF the committees. Preece was
also snubbed, and was only appointed
on one committee, namely, the commit
tee on revision, which has practically
no work to do. After the announce
nent Of the committees had been made.
Preece asked leave TO withdraw from
the committee on which he had been
appointed, and the request was grant
ed. Fernstrom was appointed In his
place.
WILL MEET MONDAY.
AT l2.45 o'clock the council adjourned
until next Monday evening mt 1880
O'Clock upon motion Of Martin. AZ tho
next meeting II r. expected that the APP
pointments OF all appointive officers
win he made by Mayor Thompson. one
appointment which II announced. but
which was not submitted to the coun-
ell today IL that OF \, $. Fowler as
private secretary to the mayor. Mr.
Fowler has entered upon the duties of
his Office.
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