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Show whero tho smne hs become obnoxinug on the siili walk iu front ot tin premifius, 1 ftor thrcrt dsys' notice by thu streut supervisor, to cut nnd rutnore the same shall, on conviotiou thernof, bo liued in any Bum not exceeding: "Section - Th'u ordinance to be in forco (en days aftnr its paia4." Tho aalo of merchandise on the fair ground without liconne was left with the mayor and committee on licenses with power to act. Council man Tolland thought it time to rc-opan the report of the police co:u-mittoe, co:u-mittoe, and asked if Mr. Hall, the city attorney, was not ready to report. Hall said he was not. He explained that he had been malting diligent effort to arrive at an opinion in tho premises, and while convinced that the council had the right of removal as it had the power to appoint, he wa not decided as to the number of votes required. Action was accordingly deferred until un-til the attorney's opinion wai tiled. Tho following appropriations were ordered: Mount & (irillin, t' 00; mayor's may-or's fund for the payment of balance due on the Thomas Keaao estate, ;;?00. Council adjourned. The City Council Places Aoother Leader in tha FielJ to 0ppos3 th3 Asiddtior's Attack. TEE RAILWAY TO S ALTAI E. City Attorney IL11 Not PropftrJ to Say Vt'iiat Vote is Required for the Taking of Scalp3. City council met iu regular session, Mayor Scott in the chair aud Council-men Council-men Karrick, Heath, Folland, Lynn, Anderson, Young.llnrvoy. Tuddenham, Hyde and Smilh in their seats. A larjte number of petitions were read and disposed of. That of the 8al-tair 8al-tair Railway company for a franchise authorizing them to occupy certain thoroughfares, commencing at South Temple, was referred. llobson & Wiikerson called attent ion to "extras" on Parley's canon conduit, and asked the engineer to n'x compensation compen-sation therefor. It was so ordered. Tho petition from liechtol & Sands et al. tii reduce the billiard license, which is now $10 per annum, was referred. re-ferred. The board of public works recom-n'itided recom-n'itided that the collection of special sidewalk taxes be deferred on the following fol-lowing thoroughfares: Property on both sides of First South from Slate strout to West Temple, ex-c'.pting ex-c'.pting tho Hooper building, already accepted. On north side of First South street, at tho corner of West Temple, running thence writ about 125 feet, including the Jli nilil proporty aud T. W. Jen-nines' Jen-nines' property. On south side of First Soi'th street. l'Stweun West Temple and First West streets, being Furlow property, about lifty feet, and Ciark, Kidredgo & Co. property, about lifty feet frontaeo On South Temple street, between Main and First West streets, property owned by Fannie V. Clayton, and occupied occu-pied by Ij. 11. Marks it Co., about til ty feet frontage. On Second South, from Stato to West Temple, except in front of Nos. GO and li.j West Second South street, about forty feet frontage, Idaho bakery and Commercial block, already acted upon. On Second South street, between West Temple and First West streets, being Xo. Ml West Second South street, 2U feet fronlaee. Third South from Stato to West Temple, Tem-ple, both sides. On west s'lde of State streot, from Third South, south ten rods. On each side of SLate street, between be-tween 'I h'.rd and Fourth South streets, legiunin about live rods north of tha ornor of Fourth South street, north 5ve rods. On enat side of State street in front of Old Mansion house. Also propsrty owned by Daly, Burke and Kuilak. on uorth side of Second South, running east from corner of Fifth West street. Adopted. The' phraseology of the resolution ordering tho eaU of eortiiiu bonds was changed o sa to make it appear as done by "ordinauee." The bond of .1. H. Bowman for the cou.itruetion of the city and county building was read and approved. On ini'tion of Ouuncilunn Young the employment of Hon. J. L. Uau ims as aSMstmit to the city attorney in tne opposing of the suit brought by Assessor Clute was orttered. An orditiaiife v:is introduced which ninkes of camping in certain streets a misdemeanor punishable by a line not exceeding $20. Liiiil over for one week . A number of liquor licenses were re-Dewed. re-Dewed. An orditmiici was passed creating newer district No. .: and defining the boundaries thereof as follows- Commencing Com-mencing at the centre of the intersection intersec-tion of State street with South Temple, then east on and with the centre of laid South Teuiplo street to a point 105 feet east from the southeast corner of lot 2, in block 5, of plat I), thence north to the centre of said block 5, thence west throitgri the centre of blocks ,", i. 7 S '., 10, 11. 12. 13 aud 11 of said plat D. aud block No. 1, of plat I, and to the centre of said State street, and thence south to tho place of beginning. Maps were tiled for lined aud Fern streets in block 150, plat A. The mayor reported triat tha necessary necess-ary strip for the opening of Statd street ' had been secured. Adopted. The followiug ordinance was read aud passed: "Section 1 He it ordained by tho city council of Salt Lake CirV, tbnt every owner, occupant nr acont of r.uy real property in Salt Lake City, who shall neg ect to cut and remove tha weeds |