The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-18
TEN MEN ADDED
TO POLICE FORCE
Nine Will BE PatrOlmen, and
One Mounted Officer for
Chain Gang.
MEAT INSPECTION BILL
GOES BACK To COMMITTEE
Chief Barlow Given $3.50 to
TO Attend National COnyen-
ton of Police Chiefs.

"a Ten men were added 10 the police
force by the city council Monday night,
but following out the decision OF the
board OF estimates and apportionmcnts,
under Mr.. Blacks motion. a crinp was
yui into the aspirations of city ciiiceis
and employees FOR further increases III
salaries All the ordinances providing Tor
further increases in salaries were tiled.
Nine OF the new men VIII be patrolmcn
and The tenth, a mounted officer for the
chain gang
Seventh East street undoubtedly Will
DO parked and paved from Brigham 10
Third South street. The finance com
mittces recommendation Chat the con-
tract with p. j. Moran for tho improve
mcnt be approved was adopted. Mcssrs
Hail. l1odgson. Murdoch and Rayoould
Voting nay. but Mr.. Iollcy gave notice OF
reconsideration, holding the mater IN
allowance for week, Messrs. Ste%arI
led the opposition against The parklns.
The recommendation that Twelfth East
b. paved from Brigham Ia Second south
and parked from South Temple 10 See
ond South. was laid over week.
The recommended of the finance
committee that the contract on sewer
canyon streets, moi be awarded to Davis
& Hcuscr. the lowest bidders. but TO the
neXt lowest bidder. James Kennedy: was
not adopted, the matter being referred
ser's Did was SLIGO foot and Kennedy S
s1.,9. There arc four small blocks in The
improvement the cost being s &,oo OF
which the citv's part is about $500. Mi.
ToTnstrom led the fight 70 give the con,
tract to Kennedy. claiming mat " would
bo cheaper in the end, while Mr.. Hall LED
the council for its approval 4 year ago,
and has been held up ever since
To Suppress Fast Driving.
TO curb speeding autoists and sup
press bicycle riding on the sidewalks $40
Mas aappropria ted for motor Gyclc L Tor
Police Chici Samuel Nj. Barlow was APP
prupriated the sum OF $50 10 attend the
national convention o. chiefs OF police at
Buffalo, Martin. Murdoch. Hall and flol-
ley voting against the appropriation. In
voting against the appropriation, Mr..
Hall said Mr., Barlow is one OF the best
and that he is not in need OF the in
formation 10 be obtained at the conVen-
tion.
The special committees agreement with
the Oregon Short Line Railway company
Tor the removal Of the tootway on South
Temple, between Third and Fourth West
streets. 10 within thirty eight feet OF the
north sidewalk, was ratified,
The meat inspection bill, scheduled foi
passage. went hack TO the municipal
laws committee for the numbering OF the
The appropriation OF $1,000 TO pay foi
the city engineers automobile was hello
np by Mr. Martins notice OF motion tc
reconsider. Mr.. iIollcy says that he has
been told that similar machine can hs
bought I. o. b. Salt Lake City for sl5o0
AIR. Black and Mr., Rcedall explained thai
The additional 500 was FOR extras.
The board Of public works Will be in
Structed Ia advertise for bids on the two
miles OF sidewalks on Center street, Octo-
bcr /, 10 throw the performance OF the
work into next year.
Pay rolls for the half month cndinc
May j., amounting TO sl9,2Q9.Io, were
passed.
Elijah Parr was appointed special po-
lCeman In the Oregon Short Line Yards
10 fill the place OF J, Prosser, resigned.