Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
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Of ELECTION DAY
lake Great Care to Hurt No
body's Feelings |i q in I Z. heir
Deliberations.
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o,poNuELL,s BAD Al. BREAK
'o,uoNNELL,s BAD Al. BREAK !.
j. .,od 10 Plead for the West Side,
But Was Quickly teuenched4 by
$Tip From Fellow Patriot"

.n.,ncss last night outside Of the
sr,,. : routine matter, arising princi-
n,,v from reports Of. committees.
s,ysrs, matters that were scheduled
~ consideration were sidestepped by.
,s.mbers of the council. The proposed
ordnance denying fallen women jury
rial, in the police court failed to pop
m from the pile of papers on the the
c,ty recorders desk.
Councilman +. r.. Fernstrom report
a 10 the council that powder was
, hc,nr stored in great quantltleS ncur
Reck,s Hot springs on the oenver q
Pic Grandc and the Oregon snort Line
railroads. He said that SO tar as no
knew nothing had been done ny tne
,nanager OF the powder company to
nnr,niv with the councils order to
stnre The powder elsewhere. at point
ssSere there would be less danger in
casa Of an explosion. 1t is feared taat
sn,rka from passing engines might
ra,,se fire near there which would
:, ,ss,,lt in a repetition of the explosion
nat occurred early in the year.
Z nm motion of Mr.. Fernstrom, the fire
committee of the council. the fire chief
and tho city attorney were Instruct
cd ia look into the matter and make
3 report to the council.
councilman John Holley said that
he had been told by. Mr.. Gibson of
the Arm of Gibson & Swicklcy that
AZ soon as possible all powder. maya
lines will be removed from the city
limits.
A.CHAMPION LOST.
Councilman L. G. o'Donnell from
the Second precinct made IA feeble,
hi, inefiect,al protest to the council,
against the action of that body In Civ
4 . ing all city improvements to the east
Side and ignoring the territory west OF
D Main street He had scarcely got the
words out of his mouth, until he re-
ceiyed a quiet tip that election was
near. He subsidized and the west siders
lost a champion
When II was asccrtained that The
city had sl,e2S in the treasury to pay
for the citys portion In paving Third
East street, the work was ordered adj
vertised Immediately. This Improves,
,nent, which will be claimed by the
'Americans" as their own, will be paid
for by owners Of property along that
street The property owners will pay,
in addition to their 15-mill tax. just,
s5i,2o3, while the portion to como
out of the city revenue derived from
the l5-mil tax Will be SIZES.
For the past four years the property
owners along Third East street have
been asking permission. even begging
permission to pay,for this pavement by
special tax. but the council denied the
privilege because 1t could not spare
sL?ss 70 pay for Intersections a fter pay
ing Dllls Ike that Of p. J. Moran for
0ieoo 10 repair $4,000 sewer outlet
a GREAT KINDNESS DONE.
The council Very kindly authorized
the sidewalk extension In Payettei
avenue. after the citizens had agreed
that they would pay every cent OF the
city's portion. The property owners
VIII also tip the city engineer five per
cent for graciously consuming to give
them the grade for the sidewalk for
which they will pay themselves through
a special tax : :
me i,re hose contract Is still In the
sr, sIhe report recommending that tho
contract be divided, $500 feet to be
awarded TO tho New Jersey Car Snring
company and 2,5C0 feet to tho Fair
RANKS Morse company, the former at
" cents foot and the latter Mt 77Is
cents foot was continued for another
Reed. III -.
:, councilman Reedall's resolution that
martin and Roper avenues be restored
70 Inc old name Of Tenth South street.
tempest avenue to Eleventh South
street. and Sugar avenue to Twelfth
south street went to the streets com
ml.tee and the city engineer. The
Z avenues form part Of these streets. 1t
Vas urged In support of the resolution
y '1al there was considerable confusion
among street car men, mail carriers
ana people generally on account of the
names now existing.
PROPOSAL TO USE CITY LAND.
a proposal was submitted to the
council by p. r. Collett, secretary, Of
Me Utah Manufacturers association,
Mat ne be granted nm opportunity OF
meeting with the public lands commit
zee o. The council for the purpose of
teo.n,sldering q proposition to be sub
mltted by him for the use or some OF
4 Ae Guys lands on the Emigration
canyon watershed. The matter wns
referred to the public grounds and wa :
terways committee.
r. Lundin of the firm Of Rudy -
hunaln. lensers Of the city sewer farm.
asked that Elmer Heights. facing both
Ways from Hollywood avenue. be-
.Ween Fifteenth South street and Noun
.s.n Lane, he annexed to tho citv The
request went to the municipal laws
committee b = - 4
n, rayrolls for the half month. ending
approved FL al 7',i'f
NEW p1rr1 nrNo rnrnpoor