The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-07

.a+fue last night lle AOIIoNin5 Dlll' w."
..l-.sa7f.d and on motion Of Wight same
- ordered paid: Miscellaneous Dlils'
W. -1IIcs department, $b2S.5Di CITY Of
80 Srsg. streets, alleys and bridges,
t-sr On. sealer, sexton, scaVengef anu
--'rI-l1rg. S470& Total, S3.Si6.16-
Reports Of City Officers.
.-..z,,var's report showed: Balance
on hand July /, 1903. s5,1l322; balance on
- Aug l. 1909, ST. 1926. 80.
Aa5----Far. Balance on hand july 1, lgI5,
49, Indebtedness Aug. ], lsJsi SlIzls'Vfi
es-fs-srdiug warrants, sos
me seaier CT weights and measures re-
-s5 that the milk from the various
I-sI dq{ries had been tested during the
H+b and contained tbs following per
Uni OF butter fat: Bates. SS per cent
hoe fat Roberts, 81 per cent hog L az,
psos. g. o per cent hOg rat Ooflly' 81 POI
cent hog fat.
'V,5iis the milk sold by these people is
eli varv Door, vet it is a good deal better
ran when 1t was tested before.
NE local restaurants have also Deeh
INVESTIGATED and were all found 10 De
Tent ln "a clean condition
me CITY Justice reported that the num-
~ of cases tried during the month OF
TuIv was A. collected IN casn' go cOIIl-
vri+-a7 Sill: total amount Of fines imposed
The sections report showed that there
mere six deaths during the month Of July,
3 adults. 1 child; males, 1 female; l
tr5y- Skinned to salt Lake for intermenti
b07v shipped TO Woodland for inter-
mart. bodies inferred in City cemetery
o bodies inferred I'm GlenwOod cemetery;
collected i'm cash and turned over TO the
'' On motion Of Wight the reports we're
accepted as read.
Petitions and Recommendations
A communication was received from
T1seuH Fares asking for damages to the
amount of $3.50. for the killing of his dog
bv the marshal q few weeks ago. The
matter was referred to the committee on
claims and accounts, who later reported
by asking that the request be not
granted.
fmances of Park City were repealed in
order that the ordinances might conform
10 the state statutes. Section lbI
claims against the city; section
ll-. taxes and when they should be levied;
section ISL. I'm regard TO poll tax laws.
On motion of Councilman Wight the
other recommendations made by the COM
mittee Oh laws were tabled and after the
vote had been taken the mayor thanked
the members of the council for so voting.
FOR Special Election.
A resolution was presented setting Tues
day. Sept. a, as the day on which the
special election is to be held for the Vot-
ing OF alIfFfN tOINS1 lOI tic DAA LtoG "a
installing a new water system, TO be
owned and controlled by the Park City
government. The resolution was adopted
0u motion OF Wight and Peterson
The mayor then called the attention of
The council to the depleted treasury of
Park CITY and stated that the city's at
fairs viii have 90 be handled in more
economical manner The ca idle is being
burned from both ends" said he.
Councilman Wight was Of the same Opin-
siouar be instructed to have done only the
work that is absolutely necessary from
now on.
The commissioner reviewed all of thC
work that had been done during tht
spring and summer months and stated
that every dollars worth of work done OF
the streets spoke for itself.
Sugar for Veterans.
The mayor was then authorized &c negO
tate a loan at the First National bank Of
Park city not to exceed 5000
Three hundred and thirty-five pounds
OF cube sugar for tie G. A. r. veterans
in Salt Lake on parade Cay must be sen
90 that city by Saturday and the mayor
asked what he should do, and from WHOM
ne should purchase it. He was of th'
opinion that the store offering the good
for sale at the lowest figure should b
given the Order and the cOuncilmen we1
0f the same opinion, so Il IS up to hin
20 purchase the sugar and have it sen
To the reirSsnmeDt committee.
Henry Shields appeared in person an'
asked wheE the council intended putin;
in the tiume and sidewalk petitiOned 70
oy him some time ago, to be built on tn
north side of Eleventh street from Empir
avenue 90 Norfolk avenue. The council
men were unable to inform him as to tn
exact date.
The council viii meet again Thursda,
evening, Aug. 19.