The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-11
DELAY ACTION ON
MEAT ORDINANCE
Councilmen Express Desire to
Look More Closely Into
Its Provisions.
WARM SPRINGS DEAL OFF
RODERlCK M'KENZiE WITH
DRAWS REQUEST FOR LEASE.

The proposed new ordinance regulating
city slaughter houses and governing the
vale Of meat in the city was given a
weeks hoist i'm the council last evening
some n the c0uucilmen desiring 20 look
more closely into its provisions
A letter from Roderick Mckenzie was
read Withdrawing his request for a lease
q the Warm Springs property. MI Nc
Keuzie wrote that he had the best inter
ests Of his adopted city at heart when ne
undertook to build "a sanitari1m cosuhs
$4,000 on the properly ana sun 80 - -
that such "a building would advertise the
city and do much good. lie was there
fore surprised at the opposition Out rec
ognized that the ladies opposing u we're
actuated by the best Of motives He con-
Guided by trusting that the outcome OF
the discussion would Dee that Ia the enc
the people Of Salt Lake shall see an I'M
posing structure. rivalling in It's mdgniIl-
cence the baths Of ancient Rome, with
beautiful gardens. lawns and bowers,
where future generations shall seek
health. repose and rest
The communication was filed
Two petitions for the paving with as
phalt OF Ninth East from South Temple 10
The city limits were sent 10 the engineer
ing committee
ers asking that Seventh East be paved
with asphalt with a park in the center
and a resolution for the bare paving went
To- tie finance and engineering commit
tees The signers said that the chahSe
81 the plans al this date would he CON
sidered as nothing less than IN evidence
Of bad faith on the part Of the city.
eancroft's Plan Favored.
The committee which visited the new
foOtbridae Of the Oregon Short Line rec
commended that ". II. Bancroft proposal
10 settle the difficulty by removing the
footbridge 105ii feet nearer South Temple
street and allow pedestrians to descend
and pass through the depot be accepted.
hut OWNS 20 some tecnniCahty IT the res
olution the report was not approved but
went over until next week.
The appointment Of George Raleigh to
the police force in the place of H. +.
Yeager. patrolman. resigned, was sent 10
the police committee. Raleigh was once
ON the force but resigned when arrested
ia connection with tie McWhirter ROD
berry.
ciaI Policeme G.. r. White Tor the block
in which the Kenyon hotel is located and
r. j. Eearuey for the Salt Palace with
out pay from the city We're confirmed.
a request from the chief for ten addi-
tiCasl men was sent To the police COM
mittee. lie wrote that he found il neces-
sary to put men ON AT Liberty and Pho
neer parks and 90 extend the beats Oh ac-
count Of the big buildings on lower Main
street.
Chief Barlow asked for $3.50 10 so to the
convention Of chiefs of police at New
York. June >. This was sent to the finance
committee.
Nice Trip for Stewart.
a similar request from Dr. N r. Stew
art. city health commissioner for the
same amount 20 enable him 10 go to the
American Medical convention al Atlantic
city, \. J.. passed. CounCimen HOlley.
Hall. Martin and Murdoch voting against
It,
Councilman l.. ID. Martin moved to re-
consider the vote Of the week previous to
purchase 400 feet OF fire hose from the
New jersey Car Springs & Rubber COM
psny at a. cents a foot, bit this was
voted down.
The contrast awarded TO Zerbe & Wal
ker by the board uf works 20 build q
screening tank go COS, $3.50 and house.
cost 500. on the Twentieth ward pipeline
iu City Creek canyon. was sent 10 the
waterworks committee.
The engineering committee stood by its
guns and again recommended that
Twelfth East bc paved with a park in the
center, but the council refused 20 discuss
10 and IL went over q week.
bill from the health department for a
fountain pen for 7. L. Hausing. chief
clerk evoked discussion. The fountain
pen proposition was turned down.
The city engineer was instructed to pre-
pare plans necessary for the dedication
az Exchange place and Cactus avenue 60
the city without further expense TO Mr..
Newhouse.