Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-07
sccordinu to Statement Made
Bv Councilman Stewart at
Session Last Night
az WAS A LITTLE TOO FRANK
Or stewart Puts in PIE" '0r '"ro"se
Haulcrs--Tom Black champions
Cafe Liquor License.

,,,o mig, remember that 100000 VI
bond money has already been
Vt" This declaration was made
-. councilman Stewart last night dur
~, the session OF the council the
.,a,emept being nude for the purpose
:, ,,euencing the vote in the matter
" a,rortioning the funds to be de-
"a from the bond issue so as not
Nv nav Unnecessary interest
10 st,"Sart's remark ELECTED a buzz of
~, equal to shut up, from mem
oround him, and the eyes of Coun-
5.,on Hall We're seen to blaze. All
.t,os morning papers needed the adj
h,l,ion and printed not a word on
tbe incident today
etrress you have figures TO back that
.,otsment. YOU had better not press 1t,
5aalored President A. j. Davis, from
wv chair. Councilman O'Donnell re-
.",,ded Stewart that there was well
defined agreement that the bond issue
.sopd be used for specific future inn
rrove,nents and not to pay back IN
sebtedncss. and discussion of the mai
Ter ended.
FERNSTRoM's MOTION.
The counC1l NOleu, uHoll .iollOH "
Mr. Fernstrom, that 100000 of tile
wafer bonds be converted into cash
and made payable Oct / Sl50,00O Jan.
+ The remaining Sl25,OO April l. Tho
entire amount of the sewer bonds IS
pzOOO. to be available Oct ].
PLAYED FAvORITES.
The resolution authorizing advertis-
Inc the bonds recommended that the
,dyertisements appear for the required
length Of time in the Salt Lake Tl'tb-
ms the Salt Fake Herald, the Desetct
News. the Telegram and the Daily
Bond Buyer of New York. Martin
moved that locally only the Tribune
md Herald be patronized, and speaking
q the motion said that some of the
SALT Lake papers had made a dirty
ieht against the bond issue, and should
,e cut out of all patronage by the ad-
ninstration" The motion carried by
/ strictly party vote. and Halls mo-
hon to include all five Of the daily
npers was lost on a similar vote. The
ynd bids are to be opened Aug. 81,
md certified check for one per cent
II the amount of the bonds must ac-
company the bids.
GARBAGE HAULING.
Dr. Stewart, chairman of the health
apartment was on hand. asking for
an increase of pay for garbage haul
.rs At tho present rate, I cents per
hundred from the city proper and 10
,ents from Sugar House. the men
,ould not make wages. he said. After
considerable discussion. it was de
ided 10 leave the present rate for city
.eamsteTs until conditions in the char
.pter Of garbage should change. ana
10 increase of d cents a hundred was
made on the long hauls In the dis
,ussion 1t was brought ont that when
he men were paid by the day. they
Mould scarcely haul ashes unless all
The dirt were sifted out, claiming that
he stuff was too heavy. Now they
omplaiH if the debris does noe COM
list for the most part of rocks and
'ther heavy material.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
On motion of Councilman Black the
yoprietor Of the Louvre cafe will be
Almitted to file another application
Or liquor license, and be heard I'm
Snmttee. Black asked thar the CITY
rlorney be asked to render AN opin
on as to whether clubs, designated
Y him as rich mems bars" should
ie permitted to dispense liquors on tho
aDbath, while poor men could not get
I drink Mr.. Fernstrom included IL
notion that the attorney advise as To
whether the license of restaurant keep
rs could not be revoked for infrac-
aons of the ordinance against the UNI
AWFUL dispensing of liquors.