Show WILL ASK FOR BONDS ASK CountfCourWants Three Hundred S Hun-dred and 5eventy S Five Thousand TENTWENTIES ASKED FOR AI TIE MEMBERS JOIN I TH R QUST FOR C IN Law on the Question Read by Cnn tS Attorney WhittmOue The Election Elec-tion Fixed for SImcU IS Utah Com mission TVlli Conduct tIe Same OtZieu BuRlaoHs Taii < aGtc < l by the County Salons Judge Blair ito tires from Service On March 18 the voters of Salt Lake i county will vote on the proposition of Issuing bonds to meet the Indebtedness which has been incurred within the past three years The county court at Its meeting yesterday decided upon this matter after an executive session or two at which County Attorney Whlttemore was present From tIle Attorney When the court met at 2 oclock the Question was brought up and discussed but l action taken until 4 when air Whlttemore submitted the following Whereas It has been decided by the Supreme court of Utah territory that n valid indebtedness exists against Salt Lake county amounting to 33792350 which indebtedness is evidenced by Wat rants drawn on the county treasurer and andWhereas Whereas Each of said warrants contains con-tains the provisions that Interest will be paid thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the date of the due presentation pre-sentation of the warrants for payments pay-ments until funds In the hands of the treasurer applicable to the payment thereof and sufficient to pay the principal princi-pal and Interest thereof and Whereas The payment or said Indebtedness Indebt-edness and Internet with the revenues afforded by reasonable taxation have been by the court duly considered and such revenues are herby declared to be herby insufficient to do the same and Whereas It is by the court deemed de slrabla that said indebtedness be paid at the earliest possible moment and Whereas Said indebtedness can only r6i paid by the issuance and sale of nego tiable coupon bonds therefore Be It resolved by the county court of I said county that under and in pursUance I pursu-ance of the provisions of an act of the governor and the legislative assembly of I the territory of Utah entitled An act I entted authorizing counties to Issue bonds for the purposes of funding outstanding in i debtedness approved march 10 1892 there Is hereby called a special election to be held in the hed VnrAne county of Salt Lake Territory of Utah on the 18th day of March tub and Conducted in the manner provided by law for the E 2awtfor election of coun ty officers at which special election there shall be submitted to the resident taxpayers tax-payers the question Shall negotiable coupon bonds of Salt Lake county to the the amount of three hundred and seventy thousand dollars In the nomination of one thousand dollars each payable twenty ears after date redeemable ten years after date and tearing interest at the rate of five par cenl baring annum pay able semianmially be issued for the purpose of funding ana paying the In I debtedness flaw existing against Salt Lake county including the amounts of the various school districts and the bal ance of the proceeds Derived from said sale of said bonds to he used for the purpose of making such improvements on roads and bridges as may be deemed absolutely necessary and advisable by th county court Judge Blair Questioned the advisa bity of the ten year clause but It was ft tated i that the law OTl this poInt made It obligatory Ths laW provides for a levy of onetenth of f per cent each year for a sinking fnnd for redemp tion which on the present valuation is ample to redeem in ten years UnnT Tnoti Iy Adopted The resolution was adopted all vot ing aye and the selectmen and county attorney made ax coirimittee to attend to the matter of posting notices and to select judges who will be ratified hv rtfed bY the Utah Commission The election will be conducted by the Utah commission com-mission and the county court will canvass the returns Ir The Coimtitt otua Convention Chairman Let h rId Charles Crane had a conference with the selectmen yesterday relative to securing rooms in the joint building for the constitutional constitu-tional convention The court room on the south end of the third floor is deemed available i no other apartment apart-ment can be obtatestl An effort will wi be made to secure the large room in the city end of the same floor if furniture fur-niture can be obtained The matter will be definitely concluded at the next meeting of the court Miscellaneous Iliisino Other orders made yesterday are as appended A resolution establishing the boundary boun-dary lines of Sandy precinct was adop ted as follows Commencing at a point in the center of the Jordan where the section line running east and west through the section 35 township 2 range 1 west intersects the river thence east along sara line to the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of section 23 township 2 south range 1 east thence south to the southeast south-east corner of the northeast quarter of section 9 township 3 south range 1 east thence west along the half section line through the center of section 9 which line is the north boundary of Pleasant View to the Jordan river thence north to the place of beginning John F Heath supervisor of road I I district No 2 fed his report which was referred to the selectmen D O RIdeout jr and sixtysix others oth-ers petitioned for the opening of State road where i turns westerly at Bluff Dale The road has been closed with a fence which Iaa source of great annoyance an-noyance to the traveling public This matter was also referred to the selectmen John Andersons bonds for license asa as-a liquor dealer were approved and license cense ordered to issue The Abstract company securing the contract for furnishing abstracts of property sold for taxes was instructed to file new bonds The court then adjourned until Thursday at 2 oclock Judge Blair put on hIs bat and terminated his offlcJUU I career S 1L Tr I |