The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-11
PETITIONS.

PETITIONS.
Robert Dye stated that he had, through
ignorance of the fact that the consent of
the Council was necessary, fenced in a
portion of the sidewalk opposite his res
idence IN the Twentieth Ward, and he
asked that his action be sanctioned. Re
ferred to the committee on streets and
alleys.
James c. Watson asked for two
years renewal of the privilege formerly
granted him to use water from the by
drants for sprinkling purposes. Referred
to the committee on water works.
Henry Wagner asked that his license
for the six days between the Sth and
14th inst. be RENTED, as he was doing
no business between those dates. AS his
license expired on the first named date,
however, and would not recommence
until the last, the petition was laid on
the table.
Renewals of liquor licenses were
granted, on petition, to the twenty
nine following-named dealers: Auer IL
Murphy, J. Alt, Barr C Bourgard, A.
Gemlll. b. C. Harvey, McTierAay q
Dinwoodey, H. Wagner, A. Podlech, J.
+. s. Russell, Tufts g. Nystrom, B. +.
Whittemore, Young e. Schade, u. C. M.
l., Barnhart 81 Stahl, Ewing & Falling,
G. S. Erb, N. P. Gray, Hill d Trewhela,
Hogle Bros, Kentucky Liquor Co.,
John Lollin, ]. Leviberg, May & Kneass,
Newman d Reed, 0rdner d Jones, w.
A. Pitt, Frank Smith, Godbe, Pitts &
Co. and Williams & Gerrans.
REPORTS.
The various officers namedsbelow sub
mitted statements of the expenditures
in each of their departments for the
quarter ending February 18th, 1885.
Supervisor of streets, So, S01.S0 in
cash, and 1894 in prison labor, making
the total expenditures on the street for
the quarter "a, 1850.
Watermast for expenses in his
department, $9S2.37.
Watermaster for expenditures on the
Jordan and Salt Lake City canal, ST.
224.15.
Watermaster for expenditures in Dry
Canyon, $192.35.
Watermaster for expenditures in
Liberty Park, $245.18.
Superintendent of water works, ST.
412.S9.
These reports were referred to the
appropriate committees for examination.
The committee on streets and
alleys rendered the following report:
In reference to the petition Of w. H.
Bancroft and others, asking for the
crawling of Second South street to the
Denver Il Rio Grande depot, the COM
mittee stated that the railroad was will
ing to lay the necessary track and trans
port the gravel, provided the city would
load, unload and spread it. They re-
and that the Supervisor of Streets be
instructed to give the matter attention
as soon as possible. Adopted.
The committee on police reported
that they had examined the Marshall 8
report for February, and the Police
| Justices report for January, and found
both to be correct.
The committee on streets and alleys
reported as follows:
They recommended that the petition
of James Snarr and others, asking for
the improvement of portion of Sixth
South street be granted, and that the
superintendent of streets be instructed
to do the work as soon as possible.
They recommended that William
Langton's petition for foot-bridge
across the canal on First North
street begranted, and that the superin-
tendent of streets be instructed to act
as soon as convenient. They also
recommended that one hole euts-.of the
two, said to be in front of petitioner
residence, be filled up.
| With regard to the petition of III
Drake, they recommended that the
fence built on the sidewalk, be restored
| to the line of the block.
They reported favorably ON the pc
tition of George F. Adkins, asking that
portions of Kane, Short and Back
Streets be grayeled and ditched, recon-
mending that the superintendent
of streets give the matter
attention as soon as practicable. The
petition of J. D. H. McAllister, asking
for grading ON Fifth South, was re-
ported unfayorably upon, as the COM
mittee stated that they found the work
to be unnecessary. The request OF
Jacob Moritz and others, asking that the
grading of Fourth South be
continued, they recommended that
it be granted, and that the
Superintendent of Streets be in.
Structed TO grade the street between
Ninth and Tenth East as soon as his
present accumulation of business would
allow. The petition of Eli B. Kelsey
and others, asking for grading or
Second East. they also reported favor
ably upon, recommending that the
work be done in its regular order. The
petition of Elias Morris and others
asking that certain avenue on Third
West street be named and numbered
was the last one reported upon. The
committee recommended that the
Marshal furnish the people living on
this avenue with their proper house
numbers and that this should also ap
ply to all alleys and avenues which
were not public streets. Inasmuch as
the city did not own the particular
avenue in question, it was left to the
petitioners to give it what name they
liked.
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