The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30
MORAN CLAIM IN
EV|DENCE AGAIN
Ordinance AnneNing Waterloo
to City Finally Passed
by Council.
BIG BATCH OF CLAIMS
AGAINST CITY DENIED
Temperature Clause in New
Milk Ordinance Is Oh
jected To.

The special session OF tho council
| Thursday night. which was ordered at
the meeting Monday evening. promises
to be ono OF the interesting variety.
Al that time the claim Of p. j. Moran
for S20.4jS.61 for repairs 10 the wood
StaVc pipe in connection with tho in
terceptine sewer will he taken up.
At the meeting Monday evening =
communication was read from three
members OF the special committee ap-
pointed 10 investigate this claim. Tue
report was signed by Councilmen Tcru-
strom. Blncll and M3rtin aud Mayor
| BransfoTd. H. WAS stated that Mr..
BranSfnrd was not a member Of the
special committee and that the tnrco
other members. Murdock. Raybould aud
! Hall. did moi agree with the report.
After much discussion, on motion OF
| Mr.. Ferry. the matter was taken out
of The hands OF the special commit
| tee and referred rs 4 special order
of business. to a meeting Of the en-
tire council Thursday evening,
The ordinance anncNing Waterloo
was finally passed. The annexation
becomes complete at midnight Dcccm-
her 81.
Mayor Brausford asked permission to
be absent from the city aud state for
n few days, aud Councilman I: t.
BLACK was selected by the council 20
net as mayor pro tcmpore,
At thc request of DR.. T. +. Beatty,
secretary Of the state board of health,
the usc OF the council chamber was
granted for the convention Of state
health officers. which will meet this
forenoon.
Claims Denied.
The committee on claims. which made
IA yearly cleanup OF claims against the
CITY alleged TO be due 10 damages 70,
sulting from floods. recommended tbay
S23 .695.l Is worth of these claims be
denied. The ground Of denial was. IN
effect. that the claims were not Specl-
Gc; that they were not hIed within
the time required by law: that the cItE
is not liable,
The Fair association directed com
munication 70 the council ealing Attcn-
ton 10 the claim Of the city for SlS9.3O
for wafer furnished. This sum. tho as
sociation stated, should he stricken ont,
as II was the custom TO offset the city ;
claim for water hy the care andNstor-
a no of the citv's sprinkling carts dur
inc the winter The matter was re-
fcrrod back to the water works com
mittee.
\ she'd for the storage of hard coal
Tor use IN inc GdS' Il"'u''"~ ''""' '
authorized
The reported destruction Of street
SIGNS in the southern and southeast
crp portions of the city came before
ibe council. The matter was referred
10 the city attorney, who was instruct
cd to draw IN ordinance providing LOT
the punishment Of the guilty persons.
The chief Of police was authorized 10
install drain pipe 10 carry of water
which now sceps into The city lail.
The cost Of the drainage Is not 10 OK
ceed 800
License Creates Furry.
The auplication, favorably recon.
mcndcd nv the license committee, "i
Tony Tedosco for permission TO run a
saloon at 13S West Second South caused
little furry. :,
Il am opposed 10 any moro saloons
said Councilman Hollcy. "Tbe city has
enough saloons now. and furthermore
this application is for place where
saloons. There arc moro saloons there.
in fact. than can make money enough
10 paw their licenses.
MIR Stewart said he believed the
license should bc granted. The chict
of police had approved tho license and
,hc city needed the revenue. 80 long
MS the saloons were properly conducted.
MI. stewart Sdlp- lu'N VuS"N w -"
given iccuscs.
The matter went over.
\ communication was received from
! thc Jensen Creamery company asking
! the council s opinion AS 10 the per
manoncv Of the present dairy ordinance.
The correspondent said that the present
law requires that milk shall not he
| above 81 degrees in temperature, Wa
fer. tho letter stated. ranges from ~
IA order
with the ordinance special cooling sta
fionS would have TO be erected at each
of The three railroad stations and at
| five places on the country roads. Fac h
onc of these would cost about $500,
/ rcprcsentina Il total Investment OF
! from $4,000 TO $4,000 Ii would cost
5000 n month to operate them. Ims
cost would Increase the price OF mtih
) l-3 cents gallon. the temperature,
said the letter. had little cucct on inc
presence of disease germs. As there
might he microbes in cold milk as well
as i'm other milk, The correspondent
did not feel disposed 10 establish these
| cooling stations if there were chance
that The ordinance will bc modified
The communication was referred 10 the
city attorney and the sanitary commit
toe.
Auditor Rudolph AIff provided each
of The councilmcu with n copy Of bis
statement of he city s Guanccs for the
ten months ended October II. The
statement did not come officially before
the council
Councilman Blacl; presided al the
Mondav night meeting IN the absence
lof President DAVIS. Mr.. Davis and
Councilman O'Douncll were the only
abscntccs.
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