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Show COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS-ELECTION PROCEEDINGS-ELECTION JUDGES-POOL JUDGES-POOL HALL QUESTION TO KVDIED UPON Tho adjourned regular session ot tho city council was held In the city hall Monday night. Tho Mayor and all mcmlctn, excepting councllmnn Coddlngton, wcro present. A letter nddrfjiscd to Mayor Walker, Walk-er, from W. O. Orcm, was read. Mr, Orcm extended his appreciation for tho excellent work of the American Fork flro department in putting out tho flro In tho box car at their station Tccontly. Tho company enclosed a chock for $50.00 to bo used to help purchase bettor flro fighting apparatus appar-atus itor tho town. Tho recordor was authorized to answer the letter of Mr. Orcm and thnnk him for the contribution. A communication was read from Mrs. Ellen Greene, asking tho city to assist hor In selling a vacant lot ad-Joining ad-Joining hor property, to help pay the paving taxes duo on the same. Tho matter wns left with tho street com-J com-J mlttoo to investigate. I A communication was read from 1 tho D. &. U. O. llallroad Co., In I answer to a request mndo by the city J that they furnish two cars of gravel to fill up holes near tho Jones crossing, cros-sing, which tho city clnlmed were . made by tho railroad Co. The letter stntcd that tho company had Investigated Investi-gated nnd that the fault was not theirs. They did not feel llko furnishing fur-nishing the gravel. The street committee com-mittee will further Investigate tho mnttor and seo If tho railroad's contention con-tention is correct. j A communication was rend trom I Dr. I'. M. Kelly and Dr. J. F. Noycs Jn reference to tho reduction c.f wages of tho city physician, dcclnrlng that Inelthor of them would accept the 'position at tho wages now offered. No action was taken on the matter. Tho recorder wns Instructed to write to N. Gunnnr ItasmusRen at Provo and ask a refund of $10.00 pertaining per-taining to Juvenile court work. Reports of city officers were read and blllR were allowed. James Okcy was granted $5.00 for hauling gravel on First Kant street. Tho following Judges of election were appointed: First ward.!. IC Chadwlck, Mrs. Martha Chlpmnn nnd C. A. Grant. Second wnrd Wm. T). Stewart, Mrs. Alllo Crookston, O. A. Knbrls-kle. Knbrls-kle. Third ward Wm. Klsmoro. Earl Holmstead, Kll U. Hawkins. Fourth wnrd John Hunter, Jos II. Forbes, Kd. S. Ponlson. Samuel Dean was authorized to put up tho voting booths. A wator transfer of 3-4 lot on the Mott ditch from Geo. T. Taylor to Georgo Webb wns mado I Tho recordor was authorized to sot-lllelho sot-lllelho paving tnx on the Slilpley property prop-erty which has reverted bark to the city. Ho was also asked to confer with tho City Attorney regarding the Salt Lake & Utah railroad's right of way through our city. It was the nenno of the council thnt tho pool hnll question bo voted upon at tho coming election If it can be legally submitted. |
