Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-08
c,o,ns Yesterday Only Stirred
Up the AIdermanic
Animals.
eOoILs ARE MORE THAN LEAN
r7,cre Are. Cause All Sorts Of
Rous-Policy of Retrenchment
4. Now the Rule.

Al
IN yondsy afternoon the counelimen
"a ,sry little 10 do last night. The
'-,.-,bis condition Of the cttys
is one reason why the creating
license department and a pur-
s..,,g agent and storehouse will not
-..5s This year. From now on II Is
.,,,ter Of rotrenchment with the
Inf administration and IL was
-, 20 their realization Monday
..-,o,1 No more public work can
G 55ps this year than has already
erdareu and the spells appear 10
"a, lean that the various factions
sre fchting over them.
Resides this the "insurgent members
Of The American party propose 10
~ Nav0r Frlusf0rd and force MIN
.., COMPROMISE on every point that
IT,. 81 ft In the meeting held Mon
E sfternoon Councilman Reedall was
-. oriy American" who stood with
N. minority members Of the council
- MAYOR TRANSPORTS recommended
lions In his annual message. As his
message stands now, II means no more
,,oarl the advancement Of salt Lake
4 ,atr In ITS government than II did be-
fore 70 was written
abandon his investigation into az
S'Irs of the police department for the
resent Instead Of discharging any
morn two or three viii be given
rbance 90 resign and the police and
rri.1n committee. OF which Martin h.
WuNey. salooukceper, is a member,
MIN handle the matter. Chief Of Po-
n.e Barlow submitted his list OF ap-
r1Iutmeuts and promotions 10 nh
m.H cd
uoon the names and the council COM
. hmei them.
MORETON GRINDS HIS AXE.
During the caucus Councilman j. B.
Ndroton brought up the veto OF Mayor
Bunsford I'm regard to the claim OF
Si.0 presented by his son. Lester T..
M0roton, for extra work done while in
the criminal division Of the city court.
Mayor Bransford read a letter from
City Atty H. j Dinniny saying that
Young Moreton did not do the work.
C0unclmen Mo-eton declared that he
dId and following out their game OF
riding rough shod over the chief eN-
ocItlye. the Americans" voted 10 al
DOW the claim and Bransford with
drew DIS veto.
samuel Il Auerbach. capitalist. re-
quests the city council "a revoke the
licenses Of two saloonmeu on south
State street Tor violating the ordl-
uances iu a petition sent to the city
council They are Patrick Kennedy.
who conducts "a saloon at 1927 south
state street and r. +. Galpin. who OPP
crates q saloon az 30i south State
street In the petition ne charges them
with selling liquor from Feb / to Feb. ~
l1 violation Of the ordinances and also
ON sundays. Besides this. the petition
states that gambling was conducted in
these saloons Women were allowed
iu wine rooms and liquor was served
ty Kennedy IN the Crescent rooming
house above the saloon. The petition
was referred 10 the license committee.
William Hoarc and the Rev. Herbert
j. Hayes both filed petitions asking
that the application for a saloon H.
rouse az Eleventh East and Twelfth
south streets De denied The petition Is
signed 10y a majority Of the residents
who ask that no liquor be sold within
radius OF two miles Of the place.
Ih,s territory was annexed to the city
last Monday night.
AFTER JAKE AGAIN.
Jake r. Raleigh. street supervisor.
E 90 De investigated again BY Coun-
lIn.ah Wood u his resolution which
was presented last night and laid over
week Is passed. Wood declares that
raleigh disobeyed the orders of the
council IN not moving the rock crush
or from Harry S. Margetts' gravel Dit
near ne Warm Springs. when he was
ordered 20 do so.
The Women's American club wants
public market where the farmers can
come INTO salt Lake and sell their
produce 90 the consumers. according 10
p'ullon addressed from the COM
Iliiee 20 the council The Womcn.s
league sent q similar petition asking
ln'l the council set apart "a district
Nh'fe the farmers could establish N
r,'ll 20 sell their produce. The league
j., another communication asks that
r,,.. council enforce the ordinance In
iesdId 70 garbage cans and weeds ON
'gsgant lots and along the streets.
since the good weather. DR.. Samuel
VI raul health commissioner, finds that
iIF everybody Is cleaning up their
i''' anu yards. with the result that ne
=. unable 20 haul an Of the garbage
sNaF. He was given Ave additional
S.lI2s 10 employ at once for so DAYS
IT. raul is now ready for the residents
10 7l go on with their spring cleaning.
ne council revoked the lease Of Har-
p. N1fgetts on his gravel Dit near
M, arm Springs After this was done
TARGETS and W. NJ Harmon sent a
IyuiIon 70 the council asking for an
,.tI lease on gravel pit in a arr
.'ent place. This was laid over Cor a
strange & Mcclure. contractors. with
,ui,eW their petition 20 build an asphalt
- ~ 'lty creek canyon. They pre-
r,..g ineir petition 20 establish Il at
-I ~, ,n North between East Capitol
.' west canyon streets. whore MalIen,
s,-.,l,h tractor Is grading the streets.
.,5, q Mcclure have a contrac.
wv. zen for crushed stone and
,i ana 1t ls believed that the coun-
10. NIu allow the contractors TO put
.helr plant there.
POLICEMEN APPOINTED.
chief Of Police Barlow nrono,os ,vo
l-'.-''len 20 the rank OF mounted Of
%. Il. una hlled the vacancies caused
~, w. ulainlssal OF four patrolmen for
iu,5 ana another vacancy was
~, vaused by "a resignation some
'', ago Ihe heads which were slated
% drop last night went over a week
~ men aid not want 10 resign under
'Ie' u Is said. and they will he given
mother week The following appoint-
lents were confirmed: A. II Cation
Nl ~. II Crowther mounted officers
,Ii,u william II Hendrickson, Phil p
cues, Carl c. Cartensen, James u
',o,odard and +. NJ Frantz patrolmen
Meeks Mccartney filed a petition
''n the city council last night asking
annex another plat which has been