The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-13

B, G, d, E, F and G streets from
South Temple to Fourth street
North Temple and First North.
from East Temple to First East
First street from First East t. G,
street, Second. and Third streets
from Canyon Road to G street;
Fourth street from A to G streets.
Referred to the committee on
streets and alleys.
The committee on improvements
to whom was referred the petition
of g. f. Culmer aud seventy others
asking the city to place lamp lights
up Centre street over the hill as
cOntemplat ted in the charter to the
gas company, Ito erect an electric
lamp at suitable place on the hill,
recommended that-aS soon as the
gas comp any should have fulfilled
the requirements made of them by
the City Council to extend the gas
mains and put Up lamps in those
streets already recO mmended--theu
if the company run their mains up
Centre street, the committee recom>
mended that gas lights be placed on
said street. AID )pted.
The committee on municipal laws,
to whom, was Iefsrred the subject
OF new charter for Salt Lake CITY,
or to co sitter the pr Jpriety of maxi
ing amendments TO the present
charter Necessary for the best iu-
terestS OF the people in the growth
and development of the city, and
the good government thereof, re-
ported that they had given the sub
ject cons detatiOn, and presented a
bill for Gan act amending the char
ter of Salt Lake City," and recon-
mended that it be present. I'd to the
Legislature of Utah, and its pas
sage urged before that body.
On motion the report was accep
ted and filed, and the accompany
bill was laid on the table to come
up In its order.
The committee on public grounds,
to whom was referred the petition
OF Edward Brain asking the privil-
eye OF purchasing a certain piece OF
land near the military reservation,
and the petition OF remonstrance
presented By Alfred Gum. reported
that they had inquired into the
matter and found that the strip of
land described in petition of Mr..
Brain did not belong to Salt Lake
City and there ore no conveyance
cluid be made to petitioner.
Adopted.
The committee en- claims. to
whom was referred snndry claims,
as follows: On the claim
of joan e. Cutler, county clerk OF
Salt Lake county, for copies of the
registration lists supplied the judges
OF election for cost of copying said
lists, S25, they recommended that it
be allO wed on the claim for S23, of
James 81. Johnson, for dam ages to
his lot near Liberty Park, occasioned
in making improvements on the
park, they recommended that SIS
De allowed; on the petition Ct z.
Snow for relief, it appeared to the
committee that hardship was Occa
stoned in the repeated change of
grade OF petitioners property, and
they recomm ended that $3.50 be al.
lowed for his relief.
, On motion the report as regards
the last two bills was adopted and
the amounts appropriated. -
The bill of John @. Cutler for SIS
for copies OF the registration lists
supplied the JUICES OF election was
A communication was presented
from Hons. l.. q. WOolley, Joseph
Barton. A. Hatch, d II. Psery and
j ohm Morgan, members of the Utah |
Legislature, and composing COM |
mittee app 1intsd by that BODY to |
provide for the entertainment OF the |
Wyoming Legislative Assembly
during their visit to Salt Lake, in |
the Council that, desiring
to show such respect as properly be- |
comes the representatives of a els |
ter Territory, they had made ar.
whereby the Represen-
tatives of Utah would meet the |
Representative of Wyoming at a
concert in the Walker Opera Eiouse |
on Wednesday, February 18Th. an,
at a performances in the Salt Lake |
Theatre on rhur:d4y, February 18th |
and resp c.iully requesting the &C.
operation OF the Mayor and City |
in making them welcome |
by attending both places at the
times etate-i, and participating in |
the enjoyment OF the occasion.
On motion Of Alderman Ral-igh |
the invitation was accepted, and the
Recorder instru ted to acknowledge |
the courtesy.
Brief spesc~es were male by |
Councillors Ritter and D. III
Wells, both of whom considered
the visitation Of the adjoining Ter
ritOry's law making body an event
Of considerable importance and q |
compliment to the city, and they
were of opinion that he municipa |
government should not only parii- |
cipate In the entertainment of the
distinguished guess, bat should ex-
tend the hospitality Of the city and |
provide arrangements, if possible,
+ the further entertainment OF the !
visi ors.
A motion wa3 accordingly made
BY Councillor Ritter, and Carried, that
the Mayor appoint CONN it!ee of |
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