The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
COUNCIL HOLDS
4 BUSY SESSION
The Ninth East Street Pole
Proposition Is Finally
Disposed of.
CAMPBELL COMPANY BILL
Is FINALLY ALLOWED
Several Important Ordinances
Are Passed During the
Evening.

The city council on Monday night trans
acted Il large amount of routine business
and passed ~ number of ordinances
which have been pending for some time.
The motion of Mr.. Mckinney to recon-
slider the Ninth East pole proposition was
defeated by a vote OF I 10 so that the
action taken last Thursday night stands.
The Utah Light q Railway company Is
permitted TO use wood poles on that
street until December u. 1911, al which
time il must replace them with steel
poles. Mr. Mckinney succeeded in tack
ing on a rider 10 the proposition by Sc
curing the adoption Of resolution re-
auiring the company 70 put up bond
Of $4,000 TO insure that II would replace
the wood poles with steel poles on the
date specified. The resolution was adopt
I'd by a vote OF TO L
Mr.. Mckinney also secured the adop-
ton OF his resolution requiring the Utah
steel poles on Third south street which
is now being paved The vote on this
resolution was unanimous.
Fernstrom Fails.
Mr. Fcrnstrom failed To- carry his mo-
tion 10 reconsider the action of the
council in approving the final estimate
in favor OF the Campbell Building COM
pany on the wooden stave pipe line con-
tract and the estimate for S6So023 In
favor of the company was finally ap-
proved, nut IL VIII nOl DC Idlu ny lic "iu-
ditor until the Campbell company set
ties tho bill of 1896 for repairs TO the
cty's pump used by ii In testing the
pipe line.
The ordinance by Councilman Mckinney
regulating street car traffic i'm the city
was passed by Il vote OF II to 3.
An ordinance was also passed fixing
license tax Of 81 per year on each cleo
tric light meter installed in the city.
MI Hollcy introduced resolution call
ing upon The Tribune to publish the name
ot the city counCilmen whom IL declared
in 4 recent issue were on the pay roll OF
the Buena Vista race track officials with
In FIVE days or the president OF the coun-
Gil would be requested TO appoint a spc-
cial committee TO investigate, The res
olution was adopted by n vote OF II TO l.
Other Ordinances,
An ordinance was passed fixing a IL |
ccnse OF $40 per year on each wagon used |
by manufacturers in the delivery OF goods. |
The ordinance fixing license OF 81 per
year on each electric clock, ticker or tape |
machine leased or rented In this city was
also passed by unanimous vote,
Tho council appropriated the sum of
$1,000 10 help defray the expenses OF the |
celebration OF the Fourth OF July to be
given In Liberty park.
Mr.. Mckinney introduced resolution |
providing that no license be issued to n
saloon that WAS in any way connected |
with or had an entrance to A turf eX- |
change or bucket shop The matter was
referred TO tho license committee
Fire Chief Glore sent in the resigna-
lions OF Flremen w. S. Graves. J. Grimm,
Rufus Smith. Is. j. Harvey and G. A. Lo-
REM and The appointments OF Al Creth.
G, II. Hemminrer, G. A. johnson, A. |
Schanz and j, Watkins. The designations |
We're accepted and the appointments con-
irmed.
4 total OF $50 applications for liquor IL !
ccnscs were received and referred TO the |
chief OF police.