The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Large Amount of Business
Scheduled for City SoIOns
This Evening.
MANY OF THE MATTERS
OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
Question of Additional Liquor
License at Salt Palace TO
BE Settled.

Tho city council will have a pretty
busy session tonight as IL adjourned last
Monday night before completing its
work and there will be a nuIrb OF ordi-
nances and resolutions left over from last
week up for consideration. II Is also ex-
pected that Mayor Bransford and Presl-
dent Forty of the council will have had
their conference with President Bancroft
of the Utah Light & Railway company
with reference to the use OF steel posts on
Ninth East street SO that O. report may
be submitted on that proposition.
The matter Of using steel poles on that
street Instead OF wooden ones has been
before the council for some time past
and was finally submitted to the mayor
and president Of the council to see what
could bo done with Mr.. Bancroft in re-
lation TO the proposition. AS the street
Is TO be paved this year tho residents
asked that the Utah Light S Railway
company be compelled 10 install steel
poles MS has been done on other paved
streets of the city, but the company OBJ
1ec:@d TO the proposition because OF The
high tension wires In use on that street.
The matter may be finally disposed OF
tonight.
For Park in Canyon.
a petition will be submitted to the
council tonight asking that the mouth
and Fourth avenues be converted into
a park. Since the creek has been Gov
cred oror by conduit there is suffIclen,
available ground In the district mentioned
for a park and the property owners arc
anxious 10 have 1t improved.
a report will be forthcoming from the
sanitary and markets committee recon-
mendlnG the granting OF tina petition OF
the Women's American club and the
Womcns league asking that certain
streets be designated whore the farmers
bringing produce TO the city may stand
their wagons and deal directly with the
consumers. The streets TO be designated
for thnt purpose by the committee aro n 6
follows: Elizabeth street. between Elcv-
enth and Twelfth East streets from
South Temple 10 First South street; Fifth
South street from Sixth to Seventh East:
Second North street from Second 10 Third
West streets.
Farmers Are Winners.
This will mean that the farmers will
not be driven off of the streets entirely
and compelled TO go into the new public
market on Eccles avenue as the COM
mite recommended last Monday night
The same committee Will also report ad-
versely upon the petition Of johnson and
Yowcll asking that Eccles avenue be
flushed and cleaned by the cltv The
committee reported favorably upon that
matter last week. but the report was
held up upon the objection that the city
had no right TO go into a private street
and clean II.
In view OF their protests against the
granting Of a liquor license for the Salt
Palace bar II is stated upon good au-
thority that the applicant for the license
VIII submit & proposition TO the council
tonight which will tend TO overcome the
objections TO a. very great extent Il is
stated that il Is now the intention OF
the management 10 enclose the bar and
beer garden so that II win be separate
from the remainder OF the Salt Palace
grounds and they Will station n man at
the entrance to precent minors from en-
tering the place and also TO prevent
liquor from being taken out on the
grounds proper. With this change In the
plans, the license committee Will prob
ably again report In favor of granting
the license 10 Emil Lehman.