The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-07
PARK COUNCIL SESSION.
Little Business Done Outside of Pay.
ing Bills of the
Gitv

Park City, June 5.-There was very liz
Tie doing at the meeting of the city coun-
t 81 last evening aside from the paying of
the monthly bills.
Mayor Wilson called the session TO or
/ der at p m. sharp and all of the coun-
1 cllInen answered 10 their names at roll
cdll' Ihe minutes of the previous meet
cepted. ' ~
The first order of business was bills
against ire city, and the following were
presented: Supplies, 1922 y; city officers,
SlsO; police department. $3.50. Is; scaVenger
sexton, janitor and inspector. 1894; streets
A,746.l2
Reports Of city officers came next and
We're as follows: City Reconnaissance
on hand May l, 81, 6l7.92 Balance on hand
June l. S726.13.
Observation-Disclosures during May. 81
44S. 40; outstanding warrants, IS, 0S0. 30,
which agrees with the report of the treas
urer.
City Justice-There were thirteen cases
before him during the month of May, $50
corrected IN fines. so amount of fines, $40
sentence suspended.
City SeXton-Eight deaths during the
month, four adults and four children. four
males and four females: one body shipped
TO Lehi, Utah; three adults and two chill
dren inferred I'm GlenwOOd cemetery; two
children inferred in City cemetery; si2
amount collected and turned over TO the
treasurer.
Marshal-RepOrted thirteen arrests be-
ing made; sentenced, twelve; sentence
suspended. one; fines collected, $50: and
licenses, $50. 80
Fire Chief-For oil and chemicals. s6s 40
On motion of Wight and DeightOn the
reports were accepted as read.
Under the head of communications and
petitions two requests were made 10 the
council asking for rebate of licenses, by
Mrs. Tim Holland and Mrs Amanda
Hanson. After some discussion on the
Al urqC An N mo Of
and Wight to table the request of the
former and to grant the request of the
latter.
The following men were recommended
for firemen by the chief: Koran, Frankel
Williams and erase. The matter was re-
ferred TO the committee on fire and later
on motion OF Leahy and Peterson the
names OF the above citizens were ordered
placed on the rolls of the fire depart
ment.
New business came next and the mayor
again called the attention of the council
10 the present condition of the city's
treasury and advised them TO be very
careful Of the expense column. ANY re-
duction of expenses should be we'll con-
sideTed' said he.
The fire chief stated that the city was
in need of about 1000 feet of fire hose,
but that he thought it could get along
for a time with but 200 feet which, he
said, could be laid down in Park City
for 50 cents per foot Three noZzles TOR
Morse was instructed to purchase them
Deighton was of the opinion that the idea
of ecOnomiZing in this department should
not be encouraged.
Nothing further coming before the
the solons at this session. the council
adjourned, to meet again on Thursday
evening, June Is
lively and well attended Democratic
caucus was held last evening In the as
sembly room at the city hall TO elect
delegates TO the county convention, TO
be held in PeOa. Utah. on Tuesday. June
9. and at the county convention the dele
gates to the state convention will be
elected.
The following are the delegates to Peoa:
John F. Welsh II. NJ. Short, Peter Clarke,
James Hunt, p H. Talon, A. r. Weeter,
W. E. Boyd, r. w. WiddisOn, j. j. Fitz-
gerald. f, W. Berry, Frank A. Shields,
Dan P. Leahy. B. McDonough, George
Smith. jr., Pat Heenan, James Gibson,
Charles Stevenson, G. L. Andrews and ].
P. King.
John F. Welsh called the meeting to
order and A. r. Weeter was made sec
rotary.
AS above stated. the attendance was a
large one and much interest was taken
by all. who were loud in their predictions
of Democratic victory throughout the
country this fall,
The funeral of the late Francis j.
Lubbock will be held Sunday afternoon
at ] 80 o'clock from the |. o. o. F. hall /
unQeI the 0IeCtlOU Ol the ~ w. l. NJ !
lodge. and Bishop Fred Rasbaud viii de I
liver the funeral sermon. Mr.. Lubbock [
was born in Germany and had been a Z
resident of this city for the past thirty
years He was Waterman at the Ontario /
mill for many years and during the past I
few years he had been running con-
mill near the Daly-Judge mill.
William +. Webb proprietor of the .
Last Chance saloon, was up before Judge I
Waters on a charge of allowing women \
n his place between the hours of 7 p. II
n. and a. m, which is strictly for II
hidden in the ordinances of this city. Il
The defendant was fined s.. which he II
jaid but he was tOld that if he was ever
n court again here on a similar charge
le would be fined a good deal more.
Willie Mullahey was also up before the
Udge yesterday, for destroying property.
after listening to what the boy had to
ay for himself, he was given a good
ound lecture and fine of So with his
suspended.