Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
TYPHOID FEVER IS
Too MUCH FOR HIM
Or. Stewart. Health Commission
err, Asks for More Men in
His Department.
GOODMAN LOSES HIS APPEAL
license Assessor Who Beat His Wife
l. No Longer in the Guys SER
Vicc--Arc After Moran.

After some consideration last aight
the city council authorized the om-
ployment of Dr. Prank O.. steele tor
90 days 60 handle thc typhoid Fever
situation on account OF Che inability
of Dr NJ. r. stewart thc health COM
missioner To cope with the epidemic.
Or Steele viii receive $40 q month";
while Dr Stewart draws his $50 q
month and does practically nothing.
When the epidemic FIRST broke out
Or. Paul. who was detailed TO handle
the situation, unfortunately became ill
and was condncd at bis home. Under
Dr Stewards direction the typhoid COM
ditions became alarming and some
drastic measures were necessary. Dr.
Steele. who had formerly been employed
al the emergency hospital at The police
station, was called by the city board Of
health to take the matter in charge.
The epidemic has been practically
stamped our but DR. Stewart stu feels
that Or steele ought TO be employed 10
take care of the situation until an dan
ger is passed Tho councilmcn were Of
the same opinion.
Samuel l. Goldman. deputy license as
SCISSOR. who is charged with assaultlng
his former wife. Airs. Ida NJ. Goldman,
was officially discharged by the council
when the members confirmed the action
taken by CITY Auditor Rudolph AIN
In removing him.
Frank Kimbau who was appointed
in his place, was not confirmed by the
council. The license committee has a
proposition 70 mako the license asses
sor "a department in the city govern
ment and provide for the appointment
By tho mayor Nh AIN was given au-
thonty TO employ Kimball in this Ca
pacity until the change was MADE
Mcmillan 4 Sons. who conduct
slaughter house IN Murray were grant
ed a city Inspector for a period Of 30
days by the council In the meantime
the ordinance win be amended charg-
ing the slaughter house companies out
side Of the city for tho Inspection ATT
err oct. ], 1903, no meat can be sold In
salt Lake city unless il De- inspected,
passed and stamped by the city in
spector
Twenty-Five property owners protest
ed last night against the delay OF the
city council IN beginning work on side
walk extension 40 l24, which Is in the
northern part Of the city. For several
months the assessment has been levied
and the principal is drawing interest.
but nothing has been done TO go ahead
with tho work The property owners
want the walks laid before the winter
weather begins
Councilman Han introduced resolu-
ton asking The city engineer 10 sub
NIT a statement 10 the council az L.
when the time expires for the compile
ton OF the paving OF east First Souti
street = J. Moran, the official con.
tractor. has failed so far 10 put IN d
half OF block of asphalt in front of
the Congregational church because the
Utah product H. asked for. Mr. Hall
wants the work done Immediately
chief of Police Samuel Barlow sub
mitted the resignation OF +. L. Boyn-
ton as patrolman and IL was accepted.
G. A. Patterson was appointed in his
place and J. A Egbert was appointed
10 nh another vacancy In the depart
ncnt
The council sustained the veto OF
Mayor Bransford on the franchise Civ
en- to the oregon Short Line Railroad
company 10 construct track on Third
West street. The Objectionable matter
WAS eliminated az the suggestion Of the
chief executive and passed again to be
submitted 10 him for approval. The
council adjourned until tonight. when
the liquor licenses VIII be taken up, APP
proved and passed