The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-17
Both Heath Brothers and Emil
Lehman Applications Are
Turned Down.
LATTER MATTER MAY BE
REC0NSIDERED, THOUGH
A, +. Lawson Stopped When At
tempts to Tell Something
About "Fernie."

Tho city council Monday night took the
applications for liquor licenses at the
Salt Palace out OF tho hands OF the Ii
ccnso committee and denied the appl-
cation OF Emil Lehman and of Heath
Brothers.
Tho committee reported last Monday
night In favor OF granting the Lehman
license and denying the Heath Brothers
license. but on account OF protests being
submitted the reports were referred back
TO the committee. Al the meeting OF the
COMMITTEES Thursday night representatives
OF the w. c. T. II. protested against the
granting OF any license at the resort for
the sale OF liquor. The committee was
unable to have another meeting, so no
report was forthcoming Monday night.
hence the matter was taken out OF Its
hands. The Lehman license was denied
by voto OF II TO >, follows: Ayes
Mulvcy and Reed; nnYs-Dnvis. Fern
strom. Hall. Hnlley. Tiodgson, Lees, Lyme.
Mckinney, Moreton, Reedall, Wood and
Ferry.
Mr. Morcton gave notice of n reconsld-
Grafton next Monday night.
Tho vote on denying the Heath Broth
crs license was unanimous. and as no
notice OF reconsideration was given ii Is
finally disposed OF.
Back to Committee.
Bec9Use Of "A protest from S. H Auer-
bach and other property owners, repre-
scutlng a frontage OF l2cS feet on Eliza
beth street against permitting farmers
10 stand their wagons on that street
from South Temple to First South strcot
TO sell produce direct To the consumer.
tho council referred the report OF the
sanitary and markets committee, desig
mating three streets TO be used for the
purpose mentioned by the farmers. back
TO tho committee. The report OF the
same committee ordering the farmers off
OF the streets and practically driving them
Into the new public market on Eccles
avenue also was held up until the COM
nittee reports on the protests men
toned.
Thers was considerable discussion over
the report Of the public grounds and wa
terways committee recommending that
the city trade Its % horse power gasoline
engine used FOR the benefit of residents
north and west OF the Jordan river in
draining their lands. which have been
Hooded b. the water from the river for
n 40 horse power electric motor to run
the pump for draining the land.
Mr.. Fernstrom contended that the sur
plus canal would soon be in condition 10
take care of the flood waters and that
some OF tho residents in that part OF the
city had told him to let the matter rest
until the surplus canal could be cleaned
out by the ctty's new dredge. ~
issue with Mr.. Fernstrom. saying that
the people of his district did not have
the proper representation in the coOn-
ell. MI. fCTDStrpm oDlsctlOn 10 MT.
Lawson's being heard further was sus-
tnined. so Mr. Lawson do not got TO
complete his remarks about the council
man from tho Third ward.
Amendment Lost.
Mr.. Mulvey moved as an amendment TO
the report that $500. or as much thereof
as necessary, be appropriated for the pur-
chase of the motor and connecting IL with
the power lines OF the Utah Light &
Railway company. The amendment was
lost and. upon motion of Mr.. Reedall. the
matter was referred TO the city engineer
and city attorney.
City Attorney Dinnny reported that
Harmon and Margetts, who were granted
lease on tho gravel pit near the Warm
Springs had failed to pay the city the
$500 for the lease and had also failed TO
purchase the city's rock crusher for $500
and further had failed TO put up the bond
Of $1,000 as required in the lease, and he
recommended that the land and water
gravel out OF the pit until the terms
and conditions of the lease were COM
piled with. The recommendation was
concurTcd in.
Appointments Confirmed.
The appointments by Mayor Bransford
OF James Kelly as deputy meat In
spector and Sidney w. Farrell as deputy
plumbing inspector were confirmed
An appropriation of 500 was made to
the G. a r. TO help defray the expenses
OF Memorial day exercises.
An invitation was received by the coun-
ell TO accompany the Commercial Travel
ers on their outing TO Provo July 4 and 3.
The council adjourned until Wednes
day evening TO complete the regular
routine. II Will also meet the same night
as n committee OF the whole to consider
the final estimate in favor OF the Camp
bell Building company for the balance
claimed TO be due on the wooden stave
pipe line contract.