| Show PAT NAT MORAN MOHAN AIDS IN PU PUBLIC UG NUISANCE Contract Grabbers Grabber's Crusher Crustier at Mouth of City Creek Is Menace to Safety HAS AS BROKEN HIS PROMISES Fannie Failure t to Plant Ilant PI nr Mars and mill Spoils Spans Choll Chances for Pretty City Park Pat Moran contract grabber and lessee of the city council la hi maIntaIning main maIn- g a gravel crusher at the tho entrance en en- entrance I en-I trance to CU City Creels Creek canyon canon and antl al although although although al- al though he ha has twice promised to remove re remove re- re move It U. U he lie has broken the pledges T The e crush crusher r. r as it stan stands s Is a n menace to public u safety Is IMa a public nut nui sauce sance as well ell marring malTIng the beauty of the E entrance to City creek and an spoilIng spoil spoil- ing inS one of ot the parks Jarks In the West t t H. H S. S Wells VeIls councilman from the Fo Fourth rth precinct JUf yesterday rel received I n a letter reciting the tho farts facts In ht the case caSI from Charles S. S Burton Durton cashier of the State Bank Hank of Utah who appeals for tor un an abatement of the conditions 1 and calls attention to Pat Morans Moran's broken pledges The American reform reform re form Corm administration completely domInated dom dom- mated b by Pat Moran has so far refused re re- re fused tuse to compel him to keep his promise prom prom- Js ise to remove the nuisance The letter lettel letterIs Is ns as follows Hon lion R R. S. S Wells Well Councilman Fourth Precinct Cit City Dear Sir As you YOli are aware I have for some ome time past taken a lively In Interest interest In- In terest In the boulevard ant and City Creek can canyon on and In the improvement contemplated contemplated I plated In that nl neighborhood In the spring of or la last t year ear I had hall the thc plas pleasure re of assisting In taking the council committee and ana commercial club tee over the proposed route an and at that time the situation was wa pretty well canvassed canvassed canvassed can can- L by the Commercial club committee and also b by the members rs of the thc city council Among other things thing it wa was understood that the taking of gravel from the face of the can canyon and thereby marring Its beauty should be stopped that the road from rom the city's brick stables to the th first power tank should hould hI be he sprinkled the distance distance distance dis dis- tance being only onh about two of our cly blocks It was also agreed that if Mr lr Moran were permitted to use his crusher la last t eummer r that hat he would move It away finIs early this spring ring before visitors would I begin to L use tse C th th road lEa lending leading ln to one of the city's most beautiful resorts How How- However However ever the mill still stands there nn an eyesore eyesore eye eye- sor sore In that nel neighborhood h a menace to public safety safet and ond in that sense Just alain a plain lain common Mr Ir Moran mows knows know this ju Just t as as well as any other citizen citizen citi citi- zen and to m my personal person knowledge has promised on t two o different occasions to remove It It I Ogden n gets all sorts orts of advertisement ment out of Its beautiful canyon canon and splendid road leading to the resorts located there r while we In Salt Lake have permitted the neighborhood I have mentioned to almost ruin one of the most mot beautiful parks Inthis in inthis this valle valley If the obstacles l now existing and v. v well sell e known to you ou and to other members of or S the council were removed and a little monE money spent on the planting of solve sohie t trees es we could justly jUNth boast of or a most beautiful drive and pleasant resort at the city's gates sates In talking with James D D. D Murdock a a. member of the Commercial club committee commit commit- t tee he requested d If 1 I l. l me mu wrote you ou to express his feelings on this subject sub- sub ti as herein outlined and antl with emphasis I Yours very truly Chas S. S Burton Durton |
