The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-23
PETITIONS.


sion to pile building material on Second
Street for period of sixty days.
George Shill. 1. N. Waddell and
others protested against the proposed
extension of the water mains on Fourth
South Street, between First and ST cond
West Strerts. Laid On the table.
Ellen Wiscomb and others asked foI
an extension of the water mains along
h Street, from Sixth to Fourth Street.
Committee on waterworks.
Ewing 4 Fallon were granted license
as retail liquor dealers.
A communication was received from
f. r. Mcconnell. of Omahr, who is
interested in the manufacture of Giant
Stag pavement, in which he repre-
sented that $50, 600 square feet of the
pavement had been put down in Omaha
and given perfect satisfaction, ano
asking thst the manufacturers be given
a contract to lay pavement on Brig
ham Street or elsewhere in this city
The communication was ordered to De
filed with the Auditor.
A communication from Mr.. Lourie
OF Denver, was read, in which he ed
that he would leave for this city at the
end of this week.
Coates and Coruna asked the privilege
of tapping the water mains at the
corner of Eighth East and See ono
South Streets, and running a private
pipe from that point, along the north
side of Second South Street for 1.
distance of 165 feet. Committee on
water works.
.. H. Grow, W. S. Brighton, E. n.
Child and many other residents OF til,
Eleventh Ward represented that for
many years prior to 1862. the residents
of said ward were in undisputed posses
sion OF the water from Red Butte
Canyon. That in 1852 the military
under General Conner, turned the
water from its channel 10 their
camp on the East Bench, and
that with General Connor's consent, the
citizens dug ditch for the purpose OF
| conveying water to the Eleventh Ward
but persons had settled on the bench
along the ditch, and deprived the petit
TONERS of their rights, and they asked
that the Council adopt measures for
their relief. Committees on water
works and ir1igatioa.
A communication was received from
the b. Z. o. Elks. inviting the mayor
aud members of the Council to attend
their social session, to be held at Gar
field Beach on May Oath. The invitation
wss accepted. e.
G. K. Gilchrist, Boyd Park, Dr. Dart
and Others residing on the east side OF
Main Street., below Third South,
asked that a 6ume be constructe1
along that street, and also called
attention to the fact that debris and
slops from saloons, hotels and Festau
rants on Main Street are emptied into
the ditch, and asked that the matter be
given immediate attention. Referred
to the Marshal.
Messrs. Burton & Lyon asked that
their license as butchers be transferred
to Messrs. Ponder & Shaffer. Granted.
John r. Haslam represented that he
mad purchased from the city eight
acres of land, situated in block 109
plat G, Salt Lake City survey; that in
1870 the city decided to the Utah Cen
trail Railway Company a strip of land
through said block, including ~ acres
of land belonging to petitioner, and he
asked that the sum of S45 be refunded
10 him. Committee on c. aims.
Henry Tuckett and thirty-nine others
asked for an extension Of the water
mains along First South, from Seventh
East to Tenth East Streets. Committee
on water works.
Mrs. @. L. Stevenson and C. E
Pomeroy asked for the privilege of
laying a ore and one-hali inch pipe
from the water main on G street 10
their premises. distance of 200 feet,
unuer the provisions of the old or
FINANCE. Committee on water works.
Fannie V. l.. Crismon represented
that in 1872, city surveyors certificates
were issued to LIE Grande Young for
lots /. 2, 8 and 4, in block 100, and lots
2 and in block 1911, all in plat D, but
hat no deeds had been issued by the
city for said lots, and the petitioner
asked that the Mayor be authorized to
issue such deeds to her. Referred to
the Mayor.
A CABLE ROAD.
The following petition from w. II.
Remington was read:
Your petitioner, w. H. Remington,
respectfully shows that he has made
arrangements with a number of gentle
ulcu udNluS tAC W
ganize corporation to build railroad
from the Hot Springs to the Utah
Central depot, in Salt Lake City, and.
ID connection With it, to run cable line
on a certain route, hereinafter
described, through the said City of Salt
Lake. That the said organization will
be incorporated in few days, and that |
in the mean time your petitioner, il
its behalf, desires to secure the right OF
way and the franchise for building said
railroad and cable road.
Your petition desires to build rail-
road from the Hot Springs to the Utah
Central Depot, operated by steam cars.
and from the terminus of said steam |
Car line. at the Utah Central Depot, to |
construct cable lire running south on |
Third Weststreet, from the Utah Gen. |
trail Depot to First South street; thence /
east to Tenth East street, thence south |
to Second South Street; thence west to
to the D. & R. G. depot, at the corner OF |
Second South and Fifth West Streets
thence north to First South Street
thence caste on First Sout Street to Third |
West Street; thence north to place OF
Believing that the construction OF
such line of road wonld be of grea
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