Show PRBTENDEDECONOMY c TheAction of the Council in Ee ducinjr Salaries n Sham I 1 AB SOUTH TEMPLE lEMPLE TRACKS i Ke snrvey of Plat EHow RIch Won His 1 WaserThe Jtyv AppointeesLaw I > J son and the Police II I I of t Fi some weeks Past the finance committee the city council has been wrestling with tho taary question and as a result several of the stipends of the officials were cut down It now nppear however that the cut will I avail njithlng i aai ting for the simple reason that when the peri officers were elected on Tuesday evening il was un er the ordnanco passed Aprlllst 18m ornanc Aprlst which fixes the salaries as follows 1xes salares lS Mayor totco per anuum recorder 2tO folows per apnum treasurer S2400 per annum assessor aad collector 13 be SixeS each year on his mak ing return of assessment roll and assessor col asessment roli ICgtOrschtfeler I I chief clerk 81800 per annum assistant 1 ciprHIf necessary SlOj per month city council men each RIO and cunciI mn perannum So additional for each special meeting auditor 81800 per an cc nvm mers deputy clerk recorder 1000 per 81200 J annum per annum typewriter re i I aId ai office boy for omc recoraer lOBS per annum col iqctorof 1 license 81500 per annum assessor I a3a collector of water rates 51500 per annum rtes 15 lector of dor taxes onelralf of collections I I t4y attorney S3000 lei annum assistant city J attorney S90j per annum assistant jailor fXX per annum Inspector of nuisances first year flCSO second year fl2J nuances j lrst year SlObU second year 1200 police first year HtS8 second year 1200 super vltorof streets fcilOO per annum collector of poll tax S3 per day superintendent of poll tax t3aO per day teamsters 81 75 per day men I with chain gang 2 per day guards of chain gang chief f415 per day gar 250 per day cartmen J1T5 per day waiermaster tc400 per annum assistants 900 per annum I park superintendent JJ50 per day workmen ti pet day superintendent of sewers 5200 per I month engineer of sewer construction XQ per month testier 10 permonth rodmnn 45 per mbnth sexton fees as provided by ordinance I superintendent of water works 1800 per ann an-n m tor man 83 per day valvemen S3 per I aj valve masons 22 per day reservoir keeper I tJper day East Side reservoir guard Piper Cay chief of fire department 1 gar engineer of steamer No 1 JICSO engneer No IIC per annum nglneer of steamer No 2 81050 per annum regular firemen O per annum cal men 5 per annum quarantine physician S300 per an aIim city engineer 3000 per annum weigh Bite Jordan and Salt Lake Canal Below are the names of some of the protestants protest-ants to the proposed filling up of the Jordan and Salt Lake canal The council for once at least deferredto the will of the people by refusing fusing abolish the use of the canaVbnt i Is well t place the names of those who opposed tie scheme on record Arthur Brown W L Pickard Richard W Yoang George A Knox C P Goodspecd Amaze Young E T Stevenson S J Lynn Jesse VT Fox J Jesse W Fox George E tvou J John Treweek E Fullmer Joseph W Plus D IL Snarr Peter S Condie W J Irvine Sam C Bartlett Jacob Weller George Slrlngfellow Thomas Maycock E H Weiler stt Francis Bolto T O AngclL James Bard I leV J W Summcrhays las Morris R T Burton Barlow Ferguson William Gill Mills Thomas Hull S P aeatdel W Van Dyko H 1 Faust Fl Shelly S Derrah A B Dun ford W H Folsom A M Muser W W WIseomb Heber Young James Jack William H Cuddy Edwin Dowden George Bomnoy GCPTO D Pyper D M McAllister C U Savage Sav-age ohK Pike S A Kenner J B Toronto James Dwyer Joseph Warburton C J Thbmas Lc Grand Young Adam A Duncan K 0 Naylor Lorenzo D Young Joseph Wood aaas e jr Robert Brab Rev John Teller C eorce J JIcKlbhin John White Ired J May W TV Calder John U RumeL William i Wood I JohnDruce Nellie Little O P Arnold W H Jack W M Stewart Harrison Sperry Alex Glen Peter C Brixcn E D Heath M A I CIne j W Maflsen John Gallachcr Wlllard j i Done J F Branting William Fuller James Cracroft H Hceve Adam Spelrs James C Woods Theodore Lovenuale JUnuls McDonald I Gebrpp H Tavlor Thomas E Taylor Johnson Gor E l Wilder E S Lv sy r Fassel I G11 Whlteca E B Tyson W L Hose G In I wallace Joseph I Dean E L I Barn i son W H Per les T G PInkerton W Wallace Wal-lace J S Geddes W H Lyman James 1 Whjtock H S Beattie Thomas Evertll f The South Temple Street Tracks The result of the action of the city council on Tuesday evening requesting the Union Pacific i to change the preseot location of its track on is I South Temple from Sixth West to the limits of the city wlllTw loofeedfor with Interest and there may be a TOrjMKetty fight before the 1 I question as to whether or not the compiny Tias I a franchise over that street i settled The council requests that fee Union Pacific remove Its track seven feet t two Inches south of the present location in order that St Ub Saltalr railway people who also have a franchise on that street maylay their track on the north The city attorney says the Union Paclficjiever had a franchise over South Temple street overSoith or i It had there Is no record to show It the only claim the company has being that of adverse possession This being the cse there i vno reason why the city cannot compel the company toshift Us track and occupy oc-cupy only juch portions pf the street as the council may grant Under this advice the company com-pany has been requested remove its track Whether i wU do so or not remains 16 bo seen Probably It will submit with bad grace gace as i does not want another road to reach tho roa lake f i i 4 f it refuses to accede t the request of the was council asked In this a city matter official what yesterday will bathe result 1 Simply this the city must protect its I rights and Its dignity r I Eesnrvey oifjPlRt BIn I order that tho presidents of plot E and others who are InteresJtedFln plat E may get their bearings asMayor Ba3kin would put it THE HEKAtD presents this morning In mina tore the map prepared City Engineer Dore mus for the dcl council It is quite comprehensive compre-hensive i and gives tbe whole I situation mle a glance The dark lines show the boundaries ot the lots and streets as originally surveyed while the doted llneanshow the present occupancy occu-pancy The matter Is oceof the most important impor-tant that ever occupied the attention 1 the city council It Is Important alike to the city and to the property owner As the case now stands no one In that section knows his exact metes and bounds and it is an absolute impossibility impos-sibility to obtain an abstract It may be that some concessions hr tho residents of that see i titus will have to be made out that once given and permanent monuments Sv monuments icstabllshed the I question will be settled forall l time How Rich WonTHIs Wager Councilor BIch and thetother two Democratic members of the council had a good time all to themselves on Tnesday evening They were hopelessly in tho minorityKof < course and could L do nothing toward breaking thocaucus slate of the Liberal majority but they sat quietly by and watched the proceedlngaTvlth a good deal I of relish Finally Rich created a sensation by nominating Billy Ryan the present Incumbent for superintendent of water Incumbent water work thunderbolt dropped from clear sky the consternation con-sternation could nothavo been more profound But the secret Is nut > Rich bad wagered sev eral boxes of cigars with the Liberal members member of the council that his nominee for superintend ent of water works would be elected And he as A Lawson and the Folicc The resolution Introducedlby Lawson in the council Tuesday evenlngSreauestlng the city b r i < < t j I C S MAP OF PORTION OF PLAT B 2f v The Dark Lines Showtho Original Survey the Dotted Lines the Fences as Now Existing Master SSOOpor annum sealer of weights and measures and poundkeeper feet as provided bjordmancs justice of police court 82000 per annum clerk of police court O per annum Inspector of buildings fees as provided by or dlnnnce While the council did ostensibly reduce Some of these salaries said a member of that body vcsterday ¼ as a matter ot fact the action was illegal for the reason that the ordinance was not amended and stands as it was passed a year ago Put the salaries of some of the officials named were raised suggested the reporter Tbatis quite true and that acton will stand good as I understand it fcccauseunder the law j the council has the power to raise I the salary of I ntfofllclal after ho has entered upon his duties I l I but has not the right to reduce t Heres a I pretty mess j I marshal to instruct each policeman to be inconstant in-constant march over his bent except at such times as the duties of his office require his services ser-vices In other ways Is not received with the best of grace by the police force The patrolmen patrol-men seem to think that it indirectly charges them with habitual loafing while on duty and they aro inclined to resent It They will probi bly ask to be allowed to appear before the committee com-mittee on police to whom the resolution has been referred > Who They Are Tho new superintendent of streets Frank Hines is an old resident of this city and Is said to have been quite useful to Bly Ryan while the later was herding the hobos In l tho Fourth precInct just Trninna tn the lain Trmnlpfnnl election Ho has alas been obard worker nowcver and his frlcnos say he will make a I good officer v C E Offenbach who relieves Dan Dunne of his duties as sexton was the Liberal registrar of theMrst precinct A AY Kaybould the new city auditor was i the registrar of tho Second precinct Fred Kesler the new police justice was also a Liberal registrar at one time Z v V F Shelton Ito new superintendent of sewers Is an engineer by profession and a brother of Frank Shelton the young railroader The other appointees are well known The New Police Ofliccrsi Captain Donovan and Sergeant Sheets who I were elevated to their new positions on Tues II I day evening received the congrtulaton ot their numerous friends yesteraay r |