The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-25

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officers performing detective duty as
may be permitted by the Chief OF Police.
Said uniforms and badges of Office to
be made of such material and il -ch
manner as may be prescribed lle
Council. It shall be the duty OF ne
| Chief of Police to distribute the pc. Sc
| of the city in such manner and In such
places as shall be deemed by him for
the best interests and protection OF the
citizens, and he shall assign certain pc
| licemeu to certain beats" or localities,
where they shall remain during
their hours on duty. and as
often as once each month
the Chief of Police shall report to the
| City Council the places and localities
| that he has assigned the several police
men, and the hours they are on duty
there.
The bill was read and ordered printed.
PURE WATER.
Mr.. Young introduced the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Whereas, The drinking water used by
the inhabitants of Salt Lake City for
culinary purposes, must necessarily In
all time to come, be derived and obtained
City Creek Canyon, and
Whereas, 1t is absolutely necessary for
the health and comfort of the citizens
that the water of that creek be kept
pure and undefled,
And a0hsreaS, By nature said canyon
is picturesque and capable of being
converted into a delightful park and
resort. easily accessible to the citizens
of Salt Lake City, and within the
reach of the humblest.
N0tU. therefore, be 1T resolved, That it
| be the gense of this Council that steps
| be taken as soon as possible to protect
| the waters of that creek from deile-
| ment and waste, and that the timber
growing in said canyon be also pro
| tected and allowed to grow; and that.
| as soon us practicable, a drive not less
than twenty feet wide be laid out from
| the mouth of said canyon to the head
| thereof, and that the same be kept up
| by the corporation of Salt Lake City
| for the use and benefit of its citizens,
and that no rights or privileges ever be
| granted to any individual to make
roads or residences in said canyon, or
in any way convert the same to private
use; and,
Be IL further resolved, That a special
| policeman be detailed, rot less than
twice a week, during the summer
months, to ride from the mouth of the
canyon to the headwaters there
of, to see that no herds
of cattle or sheep, befoul the same or
are allowed to be grazed or kept on its
banks.
THE SEWERAGE QUESTION.
| The committae IN sewerave with the
city attorney associated, introduced the
| following ordinances and resolution,
which were read and ordered printed
| SECTION BE it ordained, etc., That the
| folio wing described tracts of land be
and the same are hereby made to con-
sttute sewerage districts in the city of
| Salt Lake, of the number and designa-
ton as stated herein.
| That tract of land bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Commend
ing twenty rods east of the northwest
corner of Block IS, Plat A, Salt
Lake City Survey, and running
thence east 240 rods; thence south 306
rods: thence west 240 rods; thence north
3o8 rods to the place of beginning, and
containing all of blocks 80, IS, 81, 30,
36, 80, 40, Al, 80. 81, 50, So, Sc, 81, 50, SO,
| 6S, SO 70, II, "A, 70, rs, II, So. 81, SO. and
the west half Of blocks ~, 70, 81, 55, Sc.
| and 81. aid the northwest quarter of
| block 10, and the north half of blocks
20, 81, % %, and the northeast quarter
Of block "a. and the east half of blocks
81. 40, 40, 81, SO and IS in plat GA" and
all of blocks and in plat I, and the
| southern part Of block 1, in plat T., and
the western portion of blocks II and Is
of plat 3D." all of the above being
within the Salt Lake City Survey, shall
be and constitute sewer district number
| one. All that tract of land within the
limits OF Salt Lake City and not in
cluded within said sewer district num-
Der one, shall be and constitute sewer
| district numb two.
The resolution is as follows:
Be 1t resolved By the City Council OF
SAT- Lake City: That said city shall con-
struct man sewer, commencing at
the intersection of Second East and
Fourth South Streets, and running
thence west to Third West Street;
thence north one block to,Third South
Street; thence west along Third South
Street to the Jordan River, the point of
discharge. From said point of dis
charge, to Second West Street,
sid sewer to be made of q
| lDSlG SuSll VI udCu' DuIuGu DTlCkS,
smoothly plestered On the inside with
the best English Portland cement, and
to be in SIZE tWeEty-four inches in
| diameter; from said last-nsmed point,
to be constructed of IS inch pipe, and
that the expense thereof shall be paid
o 1T of the general funds of the city.
| Following is the second ordinance in
relation to Sewerage:
An ordinance pr0Uiding for the cOnstruc-
ton Of seauers in Salt Lake City:
SECTION BE 1t ordained, etc., That
before the construction of any sewers
are made in Salt Lake City, excepting
main sewers, the Mayor, under the
direction OF the City Council, shall pub
lish notice for at least twenty days
IN Il wspaper published within
said city. describing the character
location and extent of such sewers; the
real estate to be benefited or affected
thereby, and the sewer district in which
such sewer and real estate IS situated,
with the estimated cost of the same,
and designating the time fixed by the
Council for determining whether the
proposed construction of sewer shall
be made. If at or before the time SO
fixed, written objections to the con-
struction Of such sewers, signed by the
the owners of one half in value of the
property to be affected or benei ted, as
shown by the last preceding city assess