The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-23
CITY COUNCIL
Proceedings at the City Council
on Tuesday evening, March 22d,
1881, Mayor Little presiding:

E Proceedings at the City Council
on Tuesday evening, March 22d
1881, Mayor Little presiding:
A petition was submitted. signed
by John Taylor, Trustee-in-Trust
etc, asking the privilege of placing
two stones on the east side of East
Temple, between North and South
Temple streets, within nineteen feet
OF the water ditch, for an anchor on
which to attach guy-rOpes for the
purpose of hcisJlng rock upon the
Temple walls, now III course of cree
ton in this city. 10 be so protected
that they will not interfere with any
travel ON said street. Granted, under
/ the direction of the supervisor of
streets.
Philip MargettS petitioned for the
transfer Of his licenses 10 sell liquOrI
and cigars at No. 1900, First South
street, TO Mr.. Marion Merrill. the
petitioner having given up thej
liquor business and severed all con-
nection Herewith. Granted.
Alderman sheets, in behalf of the
bishops of the Church of Latter-day |
Saints of this city, petitiOned that
the thoroughfare leading to the Salt |
Lake Assembly Hall be kept free
from idlers and persons obstruclingl
the sidewalks duri G the hours Of
worship on Sunday. Referred to
the captain Of police, with authority
to remedy the evil complained Of.
Morris Il Evans made Il PROPOSE
ton to perform the work OF grading
and covering with aSphaltum the
sidewalk, and paving the ditch Oh
the south side of First South street,
between East and West Temple
streets, for the sum of S1,460; and
S1.50 extra on each cellar window
curb and CRATE which are in rock. ]
Referred 10 the committee on streets
and alleys.
The committee on finance, to
whom was referred the auditors [
report for the quarter ending Feb
-uaTy 18th, 1881, reported that they
lad carefully checked the accounts
herein set forth, compared them v
With the books and vouchers in the II
auditors Office, and found the same o
.orrect. They therefore recon- Il
nended that the auditors report be .
dOpted as correct exhibit of the y
condition of the Corpora \
ion Of Salt Lake City for the quar- -
er therein named, and that as such L
be published in accordance with Il
he requirements of the city l
harter. Adopted. +
The committee ON streets and
lleyS, to whom was referred the pc N
ton of j. L. Gilmer and others. L
skiing that certain repairs be made -
Ninth South street, reported that ", W
ley had examined the locality, and II
commended that the supervisor be dL
lStructed 10 make the improve
tents asked for at his earliest prac-
cal convenience, and To utilize in
nd work the assistance offered by III
he petitioners. Adopted.
The committee on claims, to whom
as referred the quarterly report Of
lie supervisor of streets, reported
lat they had examined The eXpen-
lures detailed therein and found
lem correct and regular They Et
erefOre recommended the apprO-
'iatiOn Of $1,426.65, balance ex- i,
.nded in excess Of previous appro- III
iatiOn. Adopted. Is
Piper. chairman of the hi
on municipal laws, pre- vie
nted bill for" An ordinance in OBJ
latiOn to billiards and pin alleys" in
ID asked that it be put upon its
sSage. The bill was taken UP, mis-
and passed, and was re- ga
rred Tor enrolment. (The or mi
nance provides that all billiard
lis and pin alleys shall be closed
Sundays and between the hours nis
10 pm. and am. on any day of Gel
g week, and prescribes a penalty 5
fine in any sum not exceeding pos
for the violation of this pro- Law
,ion). Mi
for one week. goo
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