Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-04-23 | Page 8 | Ogden's Mayor is Against City Concerts

I l MAYOR IS ISi i I I AGAINST CITY CONCERTS Sandwich Merchants Profit I at Taxpayers Taxpayers' Expense He Says i I I By Dy Special Dispatch April 23 Mayor T T. Samuel Browning at I st nights night's session 0 of the city commission opposed strenuously oppose l any consideration of the question of holding holding band concerts at Glenwood nf park dur during the coming summer when that matter matte came up for informal discussion The mayor r explained that his stand sUnd was due to hi hl belief that the holding holding of such concerts of would be against n the prinCiples conservation Uon also that he did lieve band in the city paying out t money money not believe be- be for concerts at the pari for the e benefit or of ofa a few rew sandwich merchants Commissioner Com Com- missioner M. M L. L Jones favored th than the giving of the concerts upon the ground that it would keep the people of Ogden tI and at home instead of re in other places visiting rhe matter was passed over any being taken an The Utah Utah Idaho Idaho Central Railroad l com comI com com- pany wa was authorized to 10 1 abandon the ous use lof of the street car tracks between Wash Vash Ington avenue and Adams avenue on Twenty second street and to lay lav tracks between the same avenues on Twenty Twenty- first street to do away with a couple of bad curves on the UlC Twenty Twenty- street car line SAUCE INJURIOUS n ported Sanitary to Inspector George Shorten re reported re- re the commission that he had made a a. tour of the various places where Worcestershire sauce of a certain brand was supposed to be used and stated that He had found numerous cases where he was satisfied that the bottles and lahe labels were used for a home made product that he believed t to be Injurious to the health of anyone anone un using It He also advised the on that samples sample he had collected col col- had been sent lent to the state chemist chem chem- to be analyzed CHERRY CROP DAMAGED The sanitary Inspector further re reported re- re ported that a survey of the fruit situation situa situa- tion In the district b tween Roy and Brigham City had been made and that It had been found that about 20 per cent of the cherry crop had been damaged by the recent frosts The report set forth that some damage had been done to the peach crop in certain localities ties but this was not of sufficient amount to cause any anxiety