The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-13
Members Decide to Postpone Ac-
tiOn on Recommendations
of Police Chief.
BIANC0 & CURRAN RUN
AGAINST ANOTHER SNAG
Large Number of Routine Mat,
ters Disposed of With Com
mendable Expedition.

All OF Police Chief Barlows promotions
and appointments OF men were laid over
Il week at Monday nights council meet
ing. The only action Of the chief foi-
lowed by the council was the suspension
OF Nicholas Gulbranson, patrolman, i've
days without pay. dating from Septem-
ber 4
The chief promoted Early Ripley from
assistant jaller to detective. y. +, Pierce
from patrolman TO third duty sergeant,
and Thomas Gillespie from patrolman 10
assistant jailer
Mr. Lyme moved that the promotions be
substitute that they go over week:
Mr.. Moreton favored this, as courtesy
10 the members OF the police commit
tee. Messrs Davis and O'Donncl, who
were absent when the committee meet
Ing decided TO uphold the promotions,
but Mr.. Mulvey said that Messrs. Davis
and ODonnell both had ample notice OF
the meeting and should have been pres
cnt Mr.. Dnvis replied that only Two
members OF the committee voted for the
promotions. that the third member pres
two members were absent Only Holley.
Reed Wood and Mulvey voted against
laying over, Mr. ODonDell being absent.
The appointments OF Joseph Held. Ira
Mitchell as patrollmen also went over,
at Mr., Mulvey:s suggestion that this
action might as well be taken on all
the chiefs recommendations at the same
time.
Mitchell is the negro named to sue
ceed p. E. Howell negro. and against
whom the Negro American club Is pro-
testing.
MIR HToiey. who is councilman when
he is not produce dealer made
slight objection TO the ordinance calling
ian OF the places OF applicants for re-
tail meat dealers licenses before the
licenses shall be issued. and the matter
went back TO committee.
Ninth South Canal.
The city engineer is not ready with
the Ninth South street canal nuisance
and the matter went over
-. Bianco & Curran, applicants for a
liquor license. are having lots of trouble.
four times. they at last procured n IL
,ense for 131 West First South street. |
but Mr.. Lees pointed out Monday night
that this location Is within less than
300 feet OF n house Of worship. the Four
leenth ward meeting house, and sug-
sested the revocation OF the license. but
ng In the law against the placing OF q
saloon against n church and the matter /
vent over to await a possible protest |
Bianco & Curran will be instructed not
% proceed further with the fitting up |
IF the saloon. pending protests.
The ordinance creating street parking |
district No. was adopted.
The city recorder was authorized by
ordinance to charge a fee. ranging from
% TO 25 cents. for. furnishing certified
copies of council legislation
Landscape Beauty Marred
The council is becoming aroused over
he destruction of the landscape beauty
~ gravel pits near the Warm springs,
md Claude T. Barnes s petition on the
ubject was not filed, as recommended.
II the work is not going forward on
he Perry building at Third South and
Vest Temple streets within thirty days
he fence must be removed from the
treet and the sidewalk restored TO the
ity. This rule will prevail hereafter on
IL similar improvements.
Mr.. Hall S resolution to ascertain the
ity engineers progress on a map show
ng all the city's holdings OF ground was
dopted.
MIR. Mckinney introduced resolution
alline for the sprinkliDg OF Ninth East
trcet, which is being paved to keep
own the dust and made n speech sup
orting the matter but adjournment came
efore he could get action taken
Herman Bamberger'S permit TO use Inc
'ater and sewage from the city gravity
utlet sewer was revoked inasmuch as
he permit has been transferred to the
I. Joseph Irrigation company which |
redicating its right on the city's permit
as made application to the state en-
lneer 10 be allowed to appropriate fiji I
'r the irrigation OF 1900 acres of land !
! the ncighborbood of the city sewage
lrm. The city owns 500 acres in that /
'rrttory and II the water Is valuable 10 [
private concern 1t must be valuable to I
ne city. is the councils attitude. A S
ulVey, Moreton. Ijolley. Wood and Nc c
lnney was named to look into condi- 6
on on tho sewage farm
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