The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-11
MEAT INSPECTION
MATTER GOES over
New Ordinance to Be Studied
by COuncilmen Before
Action.
SHORT LINE F00TWAY
ALSO is PASSED UP
Mckenzie and Brothers With
draw Application for Lease
of Springs.

Few of the things forccastcd for the
city council Monday evening came up.
The meat inspection ordinance was not
even read. but WAS laid over for each
councilman TO bc furnished with
copy; the North Temple street aque-
duct and the outlet pipe for the west
side sewage system were not mentioned,
while the Oregon Short Line footway
controversy went over another week TO
allow west side citizens TO appear be-
fore the streets committee and pro-
test. if they desire 10 do so. against the
proposed settlement.
The sense of the council is thai Ten
cral Manager Bancroft 5 ohcr 10 re-
move thc footwaY south lO5.21 tcet pc
accepted; but Mr.. Hall thought that
the west side citizens. who are most
dccplY affected. should he gwen expires
sion as Ia whether the proposed rcloca-
lion of the bridge Will be acceptable
TO them. and the council was practi
cally unanimous in deciding 10 extend
them this courtesy, although Ut X be-.
licved that no further objection will be
rSiscd,
cordcr hc authorized to advertise anew
notice of intention 10 pave Seventh
East street from Brigham 20 Third
South without center parking went 10
the finance committee, and The report
of the engineering committee recon-,
mcnding that the board of works con
tract with p. j. Moran for the paving
and center parking of Twelfth East
street from South Tcmple TO Second
South street he approved WAS declared
Of no force. for tho reason that it was
signed by only two members Of the
committee Messrs Rccdall and Cow
| burn. not a sufficient number, The pc
titiou Of Seventh East street property
| owners for the approval of the re-
.Icctcd contract with Moran FOR the
paving and parking of that thorough
fare materalizcd, :. s. Dickinson and
others being tho petitioners but went
TO the finance aud engineering commit
tees. TO change the plans now would
be n show of bad faith on the city's
part, the petition sets ont.
Appointment Held UP.
Police Chief Barlow S appointment
Of T. H. Kennedy AS u special police
man AT the Salt Palace and &, T.
White as a special on Main street 70
Third South and on State TO Second
South were confirmed, but his appoint
mcni of George Raleigh to succeed Pa
to thc police committee.
Chief Barlow also sent in n request
for fen additional men, which went 10
The police committee, too. The chief
says man is needed for Liberty and
Pioneer parks each another for the via
duet and the erection and occupancy of
the Ncwhouse buildings have made it
necessary TO extend the police beats on
Main and State streets south one
block
The petition Of c. G. Warick and
Cora a. Hodgson and others for thc
paving with asphaltum Of Ninth East
street from Brigham south to the city
limits went 10 the streets committee
Mr.. Martin moved to reconsider the
decision TO purchase of 1000 feet of
I'D per cent hose from the New Jer-
sey Car Spring and Rubber company
instead of 1000 feet from this frm and
1000 feet Of oG-cent Baker fabric from
the Gutta Percha Rubber company but
his was the only vote in support of the
motion. and the New Jersey Car Spring
aud Rubber company will get the entire
contract.
Two hundred and fifty dollars was
appropriated to pay Health Commits
sioncr Stewart s expenses to attend
the conference of the health commits
sioncrs Of the country at Atlantic CITY.
n. j., June ) To il, only Mcssrs. Hail.
Hollcy, Murdoch and Martin voting
against it. Mr.. Fernstrom of the OF,
position warmly championed the ap.
preparation.
Chief Barlow's Request.
Police Chief Barlow s request for a
similar appropriation TO enable him TO
attend the annual convention of the DO
lice chiefs of the country at New York
CITY June . went to the finance com
mittec.
Mr., Hall led The fight on AN appro.
prlation of, - TO buy F. l.. Hansing,
chief clerk OF the board of health a
company. and succeeded in defeating
The Appropriation. Only Mr.. Rcedall
and Mr.. Stewart voted for the appro-
priatiop.
The recommendation Of the engineer
ing committee that Samuel Ncwhousc :
offer to dedicate Exchange place and
Cactus street, recently paved. curbed
ana guttcred by Mr.. Newhousc. 10 the
city be accepted. was adopted
Roderick Mckenzie and Maxwell r
Erothers withdrew their request for a
lease on the city s warm spring prop.
crty for 100000 sauitarium aud ho-
tel. leaving the city free 10 net ON the
suggestion of the Mothers club that
the property be converted into "a pub
" PaIh Nltn PupIlc DatnS. Mr.. Nc.
kenzic said that his request for lease
on the property was made with tho
best interests of the city at heart and
that he rs surprised at the opposifion
that has developed, but hopes to sec an
imposing structure on tho property ri
raling in maGniiccnce the baths OF an.
cient Rome.
Mr.. Martin was in the chair. Mr.. Do.
Wis being absent from the city. To. |
dav Mr. O Donucll Will leave for =
week s stay in Idaho
Desks and Chairs.