Show NEW REVENUE SOURCE ji 4 City to Participate in Profits From Franchises 1 CITY COUNCIL SO DECIDES Resolution Passed Providing that in Tuturo the City Shall Derive n Continuous Con-tinuous Income from Groas Earnings Earn-ings of Parties to Whom Franchises ti May be Granted Advertising t Resolution Passed and Rescinded t SundayClosing Ordinnncs Passed Valley Railroad Franchise The City CoXincll last evening passed I a resolution providing that in future the city shall derive a continuous income I in-come from the earnings of parties to whom It may grant franchises The resolution which read as fallows was Introduced by Ilartensteln Resolved Tljat III granting any franchise of any nature for any purpose pur-pose whatever the City Council of ti Salt Lake shall 1 demand adequate compensation com-pensation in a conUnuous Income from the gross earnings of any corporation or of private parties asking fur a franchise fran-chise And be It further Resolved That no franchise be r hereafter granted by the city which I does not reserve to the municipality I thc right to become repossessed of such I franchise upon the payment to the 11 owners thereof a fair and equitable pum for Investment and Interest on the actual I expenditures Involved The resolution was adopted Beatty I Cottrell and Hewlett voting not no-t I Canning Fernotrom Hartcnsteln Edgar r Ed-gar Howe C R Howe Robertson Thomas Tuddenham and Buckle aye N Gemmell Reid and Will ticmore absent PASSED AND RECINDED a Another resolution by Hnrlenstein was read as follows Resolved That the Board of Public w Works be and are hereby instructed to fla solicit bId and award to the newspaper making thelowest bid a contract for all advertisements given by the board covering a period up to January 1 1901 1901The resolution was adopted by a vote of 6 to 5 The ayes wet Beatty Canning I S Can-ning Fernstrom Hartensteln C R HOWL Tuddenham nocR Coltrell Hewlett Robertson Thomas and Buckle b Later In the evening Canning moved T to reconsider stating that the resolution resolu-tion was pernicious for the reason that I circulation of the papers was not taken Into account The motion to reconsider I was carried and the resolution when put again was defeated by Canning and Beatty changing their voles SUNDAY ORDINANCE PASSED Robertsons resolution for an ordinance ordi-nance providing for the closing of banking houses stores saloon and I other places of business or Sundays was passed unanimously without debate de-bate A resolution offered by Canning prohibiting pro-hibiting owners of property from allowing al-lowing dead trees and weeds to remain on the sidewalks was passed VALLEY RAILROAD FRANCHISE J I I On motion of Beatty the proposed or I t linance granting a franchise for an electric railroad to the Salt Lake Valley Val-ley Railroad company was called UI r and read Beatty urged thai It was I only fair to the company to dispose of tho matter one way or another The franchise ho said was reasonable and ho favored granting It Howe Edgar moved that the resolution reso-lution be read second and third times anti passed I Robertson moved that It be tabled p and the motion was seconded by liar tensteln The motion to table was lost llqrlcnsloln Robertson and Buckle three voting to table and Beatly Canning Can-ning Cottrcll Fernslrom Hewlett Edgar Howe Thomas and Tuddenham eight against It Cemmcll C R Howe lUld and Whlttemore absent Objection was made to acting on the I franchise until after the committee shall have reported upon It and the I mailer W1Ul laid over until next Friday 11 Fri-day evening when the Council will r nipet In special session to consider It and tin committee was requested to report re-port on It nuihal meeting DEED ORDERED EXECUTED mn The Mayor and lln City RccorW cu1 ere Instructed J to execute a deed to ili ti the Board of Education to the property proper-ty at thi cornet of State and North ct Templf Htroets which It was agreed in ent exchange for lots in the Eighth 1 and Sixteenth wards belonging to the whool board cr 1r Vtltixll offered the following which ft 1 i vas adopted Resolved That the I f lard of Educatioh be asked to Uved ut itS lo the city a piece of property owned kn I jl by U between Third and Fourtji Weal i 17 and First and Second South strielH glisil I for the erection of sheds and HUiblcs fJ for the cltyH use thW Land and Water Commissioner WHteriMf not Hied the Council that 111511 t j the lltle to a onehalf inl > resl In the r u4 J vest 120 fet of lot S block 71 plat A lid 0 tIOil 34 the old city hall corner at State and First South strcels IK still 111d P I In Salt Lake county notwithstanding 1 that the city has fully paid for the he cr7 < properly Referred lo the City Attorney nltl 1 Attor-ney wIth InBtruclloiiH to take the necessary t IlO9 1 neces-sary slops lo perfect the citys title r The salary of the Auditors clerk I th d l Wllfl Increased from tO lo 50 a month r1 on rpcoinmendiiilon of the Committee II i f Oil Finance C1hln t t < i Chief ot Police Hilton notified the f Council of the appointment of Phlneus r1LJ H Young and John K Thoma nx sPecial police olllcers to serve without at1til pay Referred to tho Comniltteo on 1 1u811 I Police and Prison 1A Thn Board of Public Works was Instructed ent I In-structed to advertise for bids for malt l IIIK connections between two dead j ends < of a main water pipe from CII non n-on rond running down Third street 1 and to order the work done at a cost I not exfecdlnjr 300 I The rccommendatioh of the Comrnlt If C I O tre on Flu Department for the purchase e nt 4 pur-chase of 3CKK fett ot how pipe and fourteen four-teen miles of copper electric wire was I adopted and tin Board of Public U L Work Instructed to advertise for bids for the MUle < The city Engineer estimated the cont nf replacing the wooden flume at the IY highUrn water Intake up City crock with vitrified newer pipe at SlfOO Referred Re-ferred to Committee on Waterworks r PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS f7 COMMUNICA-TIONS AjAw 1 George Chancy asked to be allowed Inlif 225 compensation for Injuries bUS mba tamed by him while working for the 364 city at the Jordan Narrows Referred id lo Commltlee on Claim aiLO George Westervell attorney for Hari lIt Har-i l Ellen and Brlhsm Y Seller prr yiilcd a claim agaInst the city for JOOO compensation for damugw alleged 1ru to have been sustained by Mrs Sellers p r n by being thrown out of her buggy i m i Mhlch Nvas overturned by a pile of It J logs permitted to remain on the Mlr Lat I L-at Brigham nnd F tUrevlB Referred rT to Commltteo on Claims 2 I i e JL Hanson offered the city eighty R 1 acrew of land In Parl y cttnyon for 1i 4 t S3000 Referred to Committee on Fl 4 nance with Mayor u oclclel tvllat o II 1 F W Smith and others asked for 1 ll CJV the construction of IL dam tu thp Jordan Ill 11r Jor-dan river north of the city Itrfrmd n J I1t to Committee on Irrigation 011 or t tC 1 K W Reese and about fifty oMur D UT l II p < stitl Jned the Council ti 110 rant cal h7 i ctrcet to uubllr travl l Hc rrtl to 1 IlL 1 Commute on Btrtets lION L nRYl t 0 ommltf Bhucirn and r xen uUlr = lllQ asked the Council to open Fourth East I between Ninth and Tenth South I streets |