The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
LIVELY SESSION
IS ANTICIPATED
Councilman Martins Resolutie|
Against Horse Racing Proba.
bly, Will Come Up.
SEVERAL AMENDMENTS
UNDER C0NSIDERATT01
L. ]. BOwers's Proposition for
City Market; Various Other
Matters.

Mr.. Martins resolution direste1
against horse racing promises to be a.
most interesting feature Of this evsr
ing's session OF the city council. m.
municipal laws committee, TO which b.
matter was referred at last Mond..
night s session at the request Of n
Fernstrom. has not made a report upo.
the resolution. however, and unless r.
Martin is present TO call it up it ns-
not come mp tonight.
The resolution was introduced At
recess session week ago last Thur.
day evening. but was laid over unfI
the following Monday night. At En-
time Mr.. Martin was not present. HI,
made a request through Mr. Black az
IL go over another week. To tAis>W|
Fcrnstrom objected, askino that 10 b
TO the municipal laws committee IA
invests CATION. where if has been sine.
The resolution, if adopted and er
forced. would put horse racing with
the city limits under the ban. m,
Fernstrom favors it., but wants
amended 60 include stud poker an
other forms Of gambling, which h
claims exist up town. Mr.. Wood il 4
/ favor of the resolution. but wants O.
so-called west-sidc siockade included /
| IL, so If the measure comes up tonie1
| it is likely that several amendment
will be tackled onto H. n
Wants More Pay.
| DR.. G. G. Paul. assistant health co1
! missioner. wants more pay for II
! furpip3tors and inspectors and b:
! recommended that they he given 81
| month each instead of So % and S.;
la day each. This recommendation wi
come from the finance and sanitaI
committees with a favorable report
The proposition Of /. j. Bowers
/ establish n sort OF 2 city market
/ First South and West Temple sired
| the old Continental hay market sit
/ will receive some attention. B0we
1 has been given permission 10 90 ahez
with the market. but his plans do a
1 exactly suit The sanitary commiff|
and other members Of the council, a
the desired changes are likely to
determined tonight.
The sanitary committee and
building inspector. 4. B. HIrth. are =
pleased with the supports for the 20
claiming they are TOO far apart a
/ fhev also want concrete floors.
these things Bowers has agreed al
unless other objections arise he like
=
the market. He Will have to keep
in thoroughly sanitary conoitio
however. -,
Bowers proposition is TO p.royide'
place for farmers 20 keep their hors
/ FOR - cents n team 4 dar, with
change for the use Of the stalls fro
which The farmers arc to sell their ~
ducc. The proposition will he gre
/ advantage, IT is thought, in keepl1
| teams aud wagons OF the. streets.
P. T. Moran 8 estimate for remedy1'
the defects in the outlet pipe is Like
10 reach the council tonight: ~
work included the reinforcing OF SON
thing like 100 feet Of the lower p
Of the pipe with concrete and the n
! ting in Of seven air vents and y
done by force account me esun.
* unknown. but viii be for sometnn
like $1,000 or 100000.
The new ordinance reducing the po
tax from 81 TO 50 and making ~ -
able in cash. in conformity witt, q
new state law on the subject, viii
all probability he passed tonight'