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Show .ELEVATORS flsjl County Medical fi Favoring PlJ' Physicians of Salt Laid Ji. 'Petition Signatures tit Create Office, At:Ncxt Meeting of the Socitujlj ,; mittee .Will Be Appointed tofrjK Bill for Submission. jjSfl EFFORTS will be made by fh, it bers of the Salt Lako Counh'SS. Ical society to have dWatLJ vice conditions In this H.J UK proved. First of all they bHtTt Jffi the city should have an Inspector (Sfii evators, and they will petition tbSl! Legislature for the enactment 'Mj measure making the creation otstiL' office obligatory in all cities 0f tWaf class. They will also urge tho Jfc of a law either by the CouncfSt' Legislature making it compubjn have lights In every elevator car. 1 Would Light Elevators, 'if Dr. II. LaMotte said yesterdirf every elevator should be lights kj the next meeting of the County society," he said, "I think we point a committee to draft a bm 1,1 presented to the next Legislator Ing It compulsory for the Coro hold an Inqueet in every casof ita. death. At present it is not'lmrS to Inquire Into the causes of dtitLfl will either take the matter up tlon the State Medical association' i'i eo. If there Is not an elevator ImaA in this city we most certalnlyjta have the oflice created." Wanted Better Servica. "As a member of the County Hsiij society," said Dr. F. H. Raley, i"JJ most certainly favor any mtUjrM better the elevator service In this oi There ought to be an Inspector of & vators." Dr. W. F. Beer and many olhtr tors In Salt Lake express thaw&i similarly. They aleo sav tbnr if M wrong to employ young boys loortni tho cages. The position Is eald to t t equal responsibility, to that of ok man on a street car, where It wocli u be thought of employing a fmeec-jse old lad to operate the car. No Ordinance at Present. , From a cursory examination of ti city ordinances there is appirt nothing relating to the supervision! elevator service by the munlclpilily, j fact, the word elevator was not ba mentioned in the Revised Ordluta The only reference that In anywaya bo taken to apply to elevators ti M tlon 54 of chapter 3 on buildings, vVam reads as follows : "When, upon at51 (nation, any building or other stracisiK or part of any building or other sroijS ure sail be adjudged dangerous to Ii or property the inspector of bulidl: shall immediately notify the ojtehoJ such building or structure, or hlatruB or the occupant thereof, to have SM same removed, repaired or secured rtw In twenty-four hours thereafter. |