Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
NULVEY AGAIN
THE HEADLINER
Win Hall as a Team Mate He
Gives a Buck and Wing
Exhibit.
INSURGENCY SPIRIT is RIFE.
s.,.r,I Brick Bats Hurled at the
Finance Committee Fail TO Score
Against Autocrats of Council.

aithougf the spirit Of insurgency wac
- IN the council chamber last night.
.-,r several Of the American stall
vartsr being inoculated the autocracy
~ the finance committee remained UNI
.satcn and dominant During the eve
,,oe Councilman j. T. HAN with a
considerable show of emotion. arraigned
On. a1au.a committee. throwing the
.grt of the lack of even geutlcmanly
.orftp.g au thc part Of the committee,
Councilman Aultry admitted that for
.--s Do. s.a- n accord with Mr. Hall
srl that t1ore was too much of the
fsn.r committee. and Councilman
0uara,I u tHe brugue that holds the
tt.r.ut hatred and contempt. eau
t..ad Councilman walter G.. Lyme that
ts. antnce committee is not the house
r lords Maybe the wrong leaf was
tar1 from the Congressional Record.
I'd. ne few concessions granted by the
cover of the finance committee We're
scaepted apologetically, and In the end
,be c1mmitte found itself still standing
me lnsurgent movement against the
srlnce committee began when the
apinion Of the city attorney was read
10 The effect that IL was doubtful IL
the sever bond fund could properly be
used for the purpose Of constructing
the Parley's canyon electric power
riant Councilman Han some time ago
introduced a resolution providing for
the installation Of an electric power
plant iu Parley's canyon 10 be used for
humping sewage through the intercept
Inc sewer with $4,000 remaining on
hand from the sale OF the 1925 600 bonds
for sewer purposes. and as $4,000 had
ben expended for the construction Of
the gas-producer plant, Mr. Han be-
liaved that the fund was applicable to-
wards the construction Of the pumping
plant In his opinion. city Atty DIM
ninv questioned the authority under
The bond ordinance Of the council to d.
vert the fund for the purpose Of the
resolution A motion was made that the
natter be referred 20 the finance COM
nttee and that brought Councilman
Hall TO his feet.
HARSH WORDS
OF object TO that" he said "I have
had several important matters re-
fsr-ed % the finance committee and
that's the last ] ever heard OF them.
] have never been notified when the
committee meets and I've never had
chance 10 go before II and explain my
side OF the affair. / take this occasion
20 make these remarks for the reason
that ordinary citizens who petition this
council are always notified when they
should appear before the committee,
and they are extended the courtesy OF a
hearing / don't believe the finance
committee has any definite time for
meeting ana ] don't think anyone -
ever called In. They consider these i'm
portant matters themselves and all we
know about them is when they are re-
ported back 10 the council and we must
either concur or make a lame excuse.
"All committees are supposed 10
meet Thursday evenings, but so far as
know the finance committee never
meets"
councilman Lyme Of the finance COM
mttee apologized 20 Mr. Han, express
ing regret that there should exist q
feeling of having been sighted. which
brought a quick retort from Mr.. Han;
Il object to this being made personal.
r Il was not a habit OF the finance
committee towards all others / could
put up with the personal affront"
Councilman Mulvey. who was in a
oval happy mood all the evening
supported Mr.. Hall
Everything is finance committee
n0wadays" he affirmed send the
stuff 20 the improvement committee
lm like my friend Han. everything is
finance committee and nothing is ever
beard OF the stun after IL gets there.
Despite Mr.. Hairs protest and the
weight of Mr.. Mulvey. the matter went
back to the finance committee. how
ever
FEENSTGOM HAS DOUBTS.
When recommendation was pre-
l,'l providing FOR the purchase OF a
typewriter at cost Of $l2j for the use
~ me license assessor. Councilman
femsuom was In doubt as to whether
81 vas machine or operator that was
10 oe purchased with that much money.
Naan satisfied and the inevitable re-
iaHng OF the matter 10 the finance
,'mmIttee, Councilman O'Donnoll took
.,s Ming az the committee in disabusing
lae Idea OF pcerage
Whether or not the Oregon short