The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-01
Commission MAKES
TWO APPOINTMENTS
Lund and Moyle Named as
Building and Plumbing
Inspectors.
RAY RENDERED PLACE
Commissioners VIII Take
OatI1s of Office and Open
Regime at Noon.
RAY RENDERED PLACE

Two 3G9ltN0al Sfi''liLlN'h'S 10 V'o''H
under tho incoming city administration
wcrc announced vestcrda-. following
meeting OF the coinmissi toner's hold In the
BOYD Park building at II o'clock. Emil
:. Lund. q candidate at the recent rri-
mary Tor the two-year term as city
commissioner. vss selected as building
inspector. and Frank =. Moylc secretary
treasurer Of the SECURITY Abstract com
psny. viii become plumbing Inspector.
Diher matters Wore discussed at the
rnceunG Of tho commissioners. notably
The appointment Of a first assistant TO
The city attorney.
While no statement 10 that effect vas
Earded as certain b. those well informed
that Will w. RAY. % thc law mrnl Of
Rawllns. Rsy &. Rawlins. viii be- the
pr@e!Pa aaorge 5tae 70 sc M i + esrnn s s
outlined by Mr. Ray In the work Of the
department arc made
The city administration will change at
noon today. Tbs council viii meet at 10
o'clock this morning and wind up us
affairs. while the commission will con
veuc a, noon aid take the path Of office.
The commission meeting win be brief and
llttle more than the formalitics Incident
10 taking office Will be done. \ resolu-
"f each commissioner and the dates for
Tho regular meetings will be selected,
after which tho meeting will adjourn un-
I'll 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
VIII dhc OdtU.
Tho first business 20 be considered 2,
Tuesdays 8 meeting viii bc the election
OF officials under tho new adminiSt ration.
The selections for nearly ali Of thesc
places have already been made. and there
is no division Of opinion among the COM
nissioners or The ratification oE these
appointments. II is expected that all
places will be filled and selections rati-
fed at Tuesdays meeting.
As previously decided on, Mayor Sam
c. Park will head the department OF
public. safety; Henry w LAWRENCE. pub
Yis streets and public improvements: !
George ID. Kcyser. parks and public prop !
crty, and ". II. korn. water supply and !
Nateruorlss
Council to Hold Final Session.
The final session OF the city council will
he held at 10 O'Clock this. morning. after !
which u Viii pass out OF existence and /
the teins OF governm.n, VIII he assumed |
bv the city commission. This last ses
Ing from last THURSDAY liEh, and sew !
eral pieces OF unfinished business will !!
bc disposed cf and the docke, cleared Tor |!
the incoming administration.
The application or II Grand Young |
for d franchise 10 extend 'hc Emigration |
canvon road from It's present terminus at
1rsi East TO the city limits AT Tenth |
South street, will be taken up, II is con
sidcred probable that the council will !
grant the franchise. The property owners |
along the proposed route being in favor
Of the extension
Special tax leyies for improvements VIM
aso ce considered al this meeting. Tn
der tho statutory time these matters
could not be considered az Thursdays
meeting: The council is expected to aps
provo the contract entered into by the
hoard % public works with Contractor A.
y Clark Cor the construction of n bridge
over the Jordan river az Ninth South
street This bridge viii cost $10S0. 20.
Lund Has Long Experience.
4,
spcctnr under the new administration. Is
81 years old and an Independent Social
ist. He was a. candidate for commits
sioner at the primary and on his elirns-
nation from the race. became an ardent
suuporter OF the Citizens ticket.
Mr. Lund is an architect and builder
wears as 4 superintendent of construc-
tiou: lie came 10 Utah in 1869 from Den
mark and carly became active in poll l.
tics IN this state. Hc helped form tie
member ~ the first executive committee
lie Sl"nt ttttoou Tesrs in construction
worb In California and Superintendent the
erection "i n number oi lsrCc buildings.
lie is regarded an authority on &c
mont construction and was ono Of the
first 10 take up building with reinforced
coucrcte.
Altnougli raised in the Mormon church.
Mir Lund is free thinker. He is a
widowcr and has five grown children.
Moyle Compromise Selection.
r-1DE G MoNic, the new plumbing
Inspector. Was chosen late yesterday as
comuroInisc candidate. the commission
srs being unaole 20 unite on any other
.Dpiicau, for the Mace. Commissioner
ltenrr ". Lawrence. close friend or
Mr.. Moylc's father. is said TO have been
Instrumental II the selection Of the one
chosen. Although Nj, No,'e j. not On
-ascd ~ this time ~ plumbing work ne
tod9 master plumbers certificate in ,
~sit Lake suJ Now York tlc hogan a,
he trade when II vcsrE old and worked
jnrlnC ais vacation lime until lie had
reached Ihe age OF Is veara
EnlisuuG ia The regular army IN iSgS
Mr. Moylc WAS assigned 10 the Second
Engineers and served fourteen months.
lie was MAGE chief sanitary. inspector at
Tear lIarroT. Honolulu. during this SCR
vice. u
On his rc!uru 10 salt Lake he worked
Tor some time in banking huHses For
INC past two years lie has been con-
0cctcd with the Surety Abstract com
panN, lie has rrospcreJ in his busi-
n esq undertakings and ovns A fine home
AZ II Second East stree: besides ntho,
valuable property. He has nnld commits +
sious In tho state National Guard and
WSs Northumberland on the STAFF Di
MS,or-eleci samuel G. Park when the
ltiirI was adJutan! general.
Mr.. Move has Travelled extensively .
hdFin1 been all over Europe as :: Nor
mon church missionary.