Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07

The following business was trans
acted at the city council meeting Tues
day evening.
John p. Cahoon presented commu-
nlcatlon asking the council TO extend
the time for laying the mains for the
Murray water system to sixty days.
lie claimed that he has been unfNle 4
do anything on account of the bad
weather, but as nearly all of the ma
terial Is ready, the work will be pushed
with dispatch. He was granted 80 days
time.
David Frame presented petition
asking the council TO raise his salary
% per cent and reduce his bond from
5000 70 $500. which was granted.
Attorney Richards reported IN ans
Ner to the councils inquiry concerning
the liability Of merchants residing out
eide Of the corporate limits OF Murray,
and delivering goods in retail trade
within the city limits on orders solicited
and received by telephone messages 10
pay the license tax imposed by the or
dnance OF Murray city on meat
wagons. II was his opinion that they
We're carrying on business IN the city
limits for three reasons:
| The said merchants are using the
streets and highways of the city for
The purpose OF delivering their goods
10 the inhabitants thereof.
2 The buying or ordering or the
goods In question IL done at least in
part by means OF system when ~
located within the limits and under the
jurisdiction Of the city.
]. The license imposed can he COLI
strued az a means of regulation OF inc
Faid business for the purpose OF pro-
tecting the inhabitants of the city from
impure and unwholesome meat
Attorney Richards also gave answer
"a the petition OF Heusser Bros, and
Andy Adamson, referred to him at a
previous session. saying that a LIQUOR IL
Cense by its terms Is non transferraoie.
lie stated that the matter was wholly
within tf/tiscretion OF the council Inc
same was ordered filed.
INSTALLATION OF WATER SYs-
TEN.
II Is now sure that Murray Is to have
q water system. All the material has
arrived and the work will be accom-
pished by May I. II no obstacles are
10 be encountered. With a good force.
work on the trenches commenced
Thursday morning, and 1t will be
pushed vigorously TO completion. the
water mains will extend through the
business and principal streets of the
city and perfect system Installed.
LIVELY RUNAWAY.
A lively runaway occurred here
Thursday evening about i;3O. James
Atkinson, wife and baby OF Bingham
Junction were returning after making
call on p. T. Gibson, who lives ON
Sixteenth South, and upon approaching
the business section the horse seemed
rather shy Of everything and received
lash from the driver. At this the
horse foundered and broke the shaft,
which gave him the START In the mad
night made down Main street. At the
postoffice he turned toward the side
walk, running into pile of pipe IN
ioaded there for the watermains. Strlk-
ing this. the buggy came to a sudden
stop, throwing husband. wife and child
from the rig. the two former receiving
severe bruises but not serious. while
,he babe escaped unlnjured. The FAM
ny was removed 10 the Lyon Drug
store' where DR.. Olsen attended them.
Aiter having their wounds dressed and
recovering from the shock, they re-
turned to Mr.. Gbsons, where they re-
NAMED until morning.
SAD DEATH OF MRS. NowLAN.
me sad death Of Mrs. George +.
,oMlan occurred this morning shortly
'n 'sr o'clock Tuesday, Mrs. Nowlan
bnssl r"eht an operation at the Murray
..pospital for appendicitis. and since then
on, nas been lingering between life
anu death. until early this morning
ntn her spirit took its flight. The re.
n are now at Banks undertaking
80 ,h olS preparatory for burial. The date
A. "s FUNERAL Will be announced later.
az NoWlan Is a resident OF Union. ana
m,ucn beloved citizen. As n girl she
vas s esteemed and loved. as a wife she
wss hT , and true. as u mother sh,.
M.u and indulgent, and she died
faithful Lattsr-day saint. She haa