The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-22
CITY COUNCIL.
Proceedings in the City Council
on Tuesday evening, March 21st,
1882 Mayor Jennings presiding:

4oo&3 NdyoA JcuHIuS6 pTSSlOluR.
A petition was submitted fro1
L. ID. Young and twenty-five
others, citizens and taxpayers O
the city and residents upon, or i
the vicinity Of those county road
of Salt Lake County which lea
from the east end Of Ninth Soutl
and are a continuation of Mint
and Eleventh East Streets, askinl
that said roads be placed in gooc
condition, and for that purpose tina
proper and sufficient appropria
ton be made. Referred to the com
mittee on streets and alleys.
A petition was submitted signed
by William Ridd and twenty-foul
others, citizens and tax payers Of
the Nineteenth Ward, asking that
Fourth North, between Second and
Sixth West streets, be graded, as it
was almost impossible for children
going to school and other pedes-
trians. Received and supervisor in
structed to cause the wO K to be
performed in the order of business.
A petition from II. p. Kimball
and twenty-three others, tax payers
of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Wards, was presented, requesting
the Council to cause water mains to
be laid ON East Temple, from South
Temple to First North streets. to
supply petitioners with water from
the pipes for culinary purposes, and
as a protection against fire, and
agreeing to pay towards the i'm
provement the sums set opposite to
their respective names, amounting
In total to $500; said amount to
be applied on future water rates.
Referred to the committee on water
works.
John VIM. Smell petitioned for the
right to purchase certain piece of
"unimproved, wild and mountain
Gus" land. situated in the north
eastern portion of the city. and more
fully described in the petition and
accompanying plat. Referred to
the committee on public grounds.
l. Woolf petitioned for an auc-
tioneer's license for twelve months,
from January 10th, 1882. Granted.
E. II. Orem petitioned for an auc-
tioneers license for twelve months,
from March 18th, 1882. Granted.
Mrs. Gebhardt petitioned to use
part of the street i'll front of the
Idaho Bakery, Commercial street,
upon which TO pile building mate
rial. Granted under the usual re-
strictions.
Henry Wagner petitiOned to use
a portion of the street and sidewalk
in front of his premises in CONNER
cial street, upon which to pile brick,
during the period required in build
ing. Granted with the. usual re-
stricti0ns.
A petition from Ephrain Bench
was submitted, representing that
for the past three years he had been
in charge of the artesian well works
above the city cemetery, and that
during that time the progress of the
work under his charge had been
steady and continuous, the depth
attained at present being about 800
feet, and the prospects favorable for
ultimate success. That though lit
tie had been accomplished by his
predecessor in the management of
the works (he having only sunk the
shaft about fifty feet, he neverthe-
less received for his services s. a
day, while petitioner had never re-
|ceived more than 1925 per day.
Wherefore, and in consideration of
the responsibility of the work, ETC.,
the petitioner asked that his salary
be increased to $3.50 per day for flu
ture services. Granted.
Application for license to carry
Oh the business of retail liquor deaf
ers, to sell or otherwise dispose of
splrituous, vinous, malt or other in
toXicating liquors, in any quantity,
and also by the glass or dram, to be
drunk on the premises where sold,
were submitted from the following
named applicants, all Of whom hav-
ing complied with the law and the
ordinance licensing and regulating
the sale of liquor, etc, were granted
license for a period of three
months. viz !: Auer s. Murphy,
Jacob Alt, Barnhardt & Stahl, Barr
s. McTierney, Bechtol & Sands, Bur-
CESS & Harvey, Mrs. J. w. Butler,
Clasbey & Hogle, w. S. Clays, John
Erickson, Ewing & Fallon, n. P.
Gray, Hill s. Trewhela, John Lol-
lin, Jacob Leviberg, Marion Mer-
rill, May s. Gemmill, Philip Mar
gets, George A. MeearS, Newman
& Reed, VIM. A. Pitt, Augustus
Podlech, Ordner 81 Patterson, Rus
sell & Co., Tufts & Nystrom, Don.
C. Tufts, Henry Wagner, Emery
Ward, B.F.WhittemOre and Young
berg & Schade.
Application from Z. c. NJ. l. by
T. G. Weber. secretary and treas
urer, was made to transact business
as wholesale dealers. to sell liquors
in any quantity, not t. be drunk on
the premises where sold, at their
drug store, No. 80 East Temple
street, under the ordinance, etc.
Granted.
The quarterly report of the SUI
pervisor of streets for the three
months ending February %, 1882,
was presented, showing: Expendi-
lures for the quarter $4,132.69,
prison labor, 479 days at 81 per day,
S479. Total expenditure upon
street improvement account during
the quarter, S4,611.69. Referred to
he oono naitfaa on claims