The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
LICE NSE FINALLY
SECURED BY DUNN
Trouble Over Saloon at Sixth
West and Second South
Streets Settled.

been made against Dom.
The matter has been dragging for some
time. When Dom applied for the license
there were protests against the granting
OF 1t. and the Committee on Linccnso
fixed time for the protcstants TO ap-,
pear and make showing They failed
10 put In an appearance and the commit
tee recommended that the Incense be
granted HOLIDAY. however switched to
the opposition Mt a time when scNeral
members wero absent and the report OF
the committee WAS rejected.
Motion to Reconsider.
At tho following meeting last Monday
night. the committee again recommended
the granting of the license and the report
was adopted. Mr.. Barnes then gaVo
notice Of a motion for reconsideration.
md this motion came before the Council
last night. When tho matter was called
up Mr. Carter said that he had looked
into the matter carefully ut the request
OF Mr. Mulvey, chairman OF the Commit
tee on License, and had found virtually
no opposition TO the saloon In .hc local
ity where IL is to be situated,
Objections Withdrawn.
Black and Fcrnstrom withdrew obJec-
tions which they formerly had made. but
Barnes resumed his fight against the
pi proposition. and Holiday was with him.
O'Donncll called attention TO the fact
that Dom had expended fully 1900 to fN
up his plnCo upon the assurance Of sew
eral Councilmen that a license would be
Mr.. O'Donncll said, and was entitled 10
his license
Opposed by Wells.
Mr.. Wells said tho reports as to the
feeling OF the people In the locality were
In conflict, and he would have to vote
for reconsideration until more fully ad-
vlsed.
Tho roll call resulted as follows. on the
motion TO reconsider: Geas-Barncs. Hob
day, and Wells. 3. Noys--Black Carter,
NFth MtlNE
O'Donncll and Tuddcnham s
Mr. Dom can now open for business at
once.
Change of Street Names.
The matter of changing the names of
various streets came up upon n report OF
the Committee on Engineering and Sew
eragc. recommending as follows: That no
change be made In the names of the lS2-
foot streets. except that the name OF
East Temple street be changed TO Main
street.
That all streets less than 123 feet wide.
running east and west. be called ave-
nues.
That all streets running north and
south. OF whatever width, be called
streets.
That all streets which are combinations
whether connected or not except Com
mercial street and Franklin avenue.
To Eliminate Duplication.
That the names OF other streets be
changed when necessary TO eliminate
duplicate names
That the alphabet streets on the north
bench be given names, retaining the pres
ent letter as the first letter OF the new
name, and that the Councilmen from the
Fourth ward and City Engineer select the
names.
Tuddcnham opposed the report so far
as II referred TO the Fourth ward. and
said no would like to consider the mat
ter further. 1t WAS accordingly referred
to the members from the Fourth.
Laid Over for Year.
The Committee on Streets recommend
ed that the matter or paving South Tenn
pie street from Tenth East TO the res
ervatlon be laid over for one year, owing
10 the condition OF the citys huIaccs.
Adopted.
The Committee on Engineering and
Sewage recommended that TWO bridges be
cCnal, as recommended by The Land and
Water Commissioner. Adopted
Appointments Made.
City Auditor Rudolph Ain announced
the appointment OF c: b; Stevens as
deputy auditor. vice H. V. Meloy, re-
signcd The appointment is 10 take effect
March l. Mr.. Ain also appointed George
in his Office Both appointments were
confirmed.
Protest Is Entered.
Mrs. E. c. Kidder, secretary of the
Womeu's American club. submitted a pc
tition asking thai sign-posts be erected
throughout the city. and opposing the
streets. Referred TO Committee on
Streets.
Supervisor OF Streets Raleigh asked
that 1915 bo appropriated for the purchase
OF an additional sweeping machine. The
request was granted
This Doesn't Look Good.
Francis Mcdonald and others asked for
tho privilege OF leasing a portion OF the
food waters flowing In Big Cottonwood
June, their proposition being TO tap the
conduit by inserting stop-valves. They
ouer 10 pay 90 cents per second-foot for
every twentyfour hours time The
Councilmen appeared to be generally op-
posed TO considering the matter. but II
was referred to the Committees on Wa
tcrworks and Engineering and Sewage,
out Of courtesy.
Recommendation by Hines.
Superintendent OF waterworks Hines
watchman at the Capito Hill reservoir
and that 500 be appointed to build n
sInall frame house for the watchman
Tho watchman is needed to prevent the
pollution OF The water, The recommendn,
ton was adopted by a unanimous vote
The Superintendent OF Watcrworks
repairs on the Pnrley's canyon conduit.
,"hc recommendation was adopted and tho
amount appropriated.
Wants a Telephone.
Superintendent OF Watcrworks Hines
asked that an Independent telephone be
placed at Parley's reservoir. II Is stuted
that one phone is still due to the city,
but that the company declines to install
the one in question except upon the pay
ment OF 500 year, Referred to the Com
mittees on improvements and Water
works
Appointments by Vail.
Chief Charles T. Vail OF the fire depart
fDent announced the following promo
tons and appointments. Lieut.. w F. Ca
hoon, promoted TO captaincy 10 Ill va
cancy; Jesse l. Burnett. appointed sccre-
tary to succeed II T. Cowburn, resigned,
George Reid. fireman, TO succeed w H.
Burnett, resigned. The actions OF the
Chief wero confirmed
The Board OF Public Works submitted.
with Its approval. the following esti-
mates James Kennedy. intercepting
sewer and pumping station. first partial
estimate. s722o; =, p. Ford. sewer cxtcn-
sion 1872 sixth partial estimate, 1855 81
The amounts were appropriated.
Money for the City.
Assistant City Attorney DiDinny recon-
Ins ndcd that the city's claim against the