Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
Soft, SOFT PEDAL
ON STEEL POLES
ciN Council Again SIdesteps
W. petition OF Ninth East
Street Residents.
LIQUOR LICENSE GRANTED
,DplIcation for Buen" vista race
Track Passes win But TWO
n,.sentlng Votes Recorded

no meeting Of the city council
-. night business was completed win
,sahi, dispatch. though the expected
n'. palace liquor license did not come
aiscusslon and the important
NJ putting in steel poles at
-. east was laid over for another
~ after vigorous opposition to sueh
- from Councilman Mckinney
49, warm little speech provoked
WI N applause from the gallery
Tne meeting opened with a dlscus
- ~ what constitutes special meet
a. \ being held finally by tne cnaiI
ing ~ Meeting OF last Thursday was
tnal Wv a. personal notice of II had
hesn served on every member OF
~ so,,rcu Two members can can
u. sciaI meeting. but personal notice
~ ~ served on each councilman or
mus. ~ must be left at his usual
tne sas sbode on Thursday last
pp,-assident Ferry was not so notified
LIQUOR AT RACES.
The application for liquor license
IL tuena Vista race track was im-
..1diatey considered and granted by
" vote Of to 2. the minority pelhg
r,,resented by Hall and Fernstroin'
Councilman Hall insisted that no IL
osnscs should be granted saloons OUT
.,de OF the regular patrol Of tho police
and added that in his opinion 7 lhe
.ns,tsr were pat 10 q vote OF the peo-
PIE there would re no saioo" az '''e
Fair grounds either
,shsn Councilman Hall asked for fvr-
.,bsr information on a petition from
,sonerty owners at Ninth South aud
Ninth East which sought to have
v,ster supply provided during the paw
t,s there going on. Mulvcy grew per-
.onaI and said that ut would take all
rirht 10 explain things to you" mean
inc Hall and later added IF you
would nav more attention to the busi-
MSS ~ the council you would not have
I, take 10 our time in such manner
Hall objected TO the use OF such lam
suage and the chair accordingly
warned. In a mild manner, the irate
Muyey. Hall said he felt that he
could not AFFORD 10 vote on petitions
in a wholesale style.
The MAYOR having notified the coun-
oil Of his intended absence, President
Mont Ferry was unanimously elected
mayor pro tern.
Believing that a refusal to grant a
iouor license to the Salt Pa,ace will
materially AFFECT the business there
this summer. the Ingersoll Amusement
GO petitioned the council thst its
license be reduced from $3.50 to s,s. Tho
matter was referred to the license com.
mittse.
WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS.
Water main extensions which are
-. 40 nd
new districts recently annexed by the
city. can now be taken care of as the
council adopted resolution by Mulvey
setting aside s65 900 out OF the special
bond fund to be used in needed water
main extensions. The council has re-
Gently denied number OF meritcd eN-
tensions on account OF lack Of FUNDS
but recent meeting OF the waterworks
committee with the mayor decided the
right to use the bond fund for such
purpose
Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Burnley sub
mItted a claim 10 the council FOR dam
ages sustained from fall caused by
defective sidewalk at Fourth East rear
Williams avenue; the petition was re-
ferred to the claims committee.
MEAT INSPECTION.
city Meat Inspector Tremon is seek
Ing To have the council authorize him
10 employ a special deputy to inspect
all veal and hogs shipped I'm by farm
ers direct 20 the retailers. As II is
now Mr.. Tremon has a deputy in each
slaughter house. and under their sup
ervislon all calves are thoroughly
washed, cleaned and protected from the
files before being distributed to the
local stores. The calves now shipped