The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-20
&c ,R A FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

A. E. Hyde, of the soliciting commit
90 appointed at the meeting recently
held at the Chamber of Commerce for
the purpose of arranging for Fourth
of July celebration, stated that the
committee had already succeeded in
raising about $3.50, and that there
seemed to be general desire among all
classes of citizens to have celebration.
They, therefore, appealed to the Council
to subscribe such sum as might be
deemed proper.
Alderman Mccormick stated that the
Chamber of Commerce had subscribed
$3.50 to the fund, and he moved that the
city appropriate $500 to the fund.
Alderman Ritter moved to amend by
referring the petition to the committee
of the whole, to be considered in eX
ecutive session. The amendment was
accepted and the motion carried.
Mr.. Hyde then extended an invitation
to the members of the Council to attend
the meeting to be held at the Chamber
of Commerce tonight.
A Mr.. Davidson asked that he be
granted a free license to peddle fruit.
Committee on license.
r. s. Wells and h. G.. Whitney pro-
| tested against the grade of Second
Street being elevated. Committee on
streets.
FIJI. Auerbach and others asked the
city to assist them in constructing
dam in the Jordan, to supply canal
which they intended to construct, with
water. Committee on waterWorks.
REPORTS.
City Surveyor Fox submitted pro-
file of East Temple Street. from First
North to Currsnt Streets. Committee
on streets.
The supervisor of streets submitted
his report for the quarter ending May
31sE which shows the cash expendi-
lures in this department to have been
$4,107.72, while the appropriations
amounted to 81 ,03l 10, leaving blance
of S76. 81 to be appropriated.
The committee on waterWorks re
commended that the petitions of the
| following persons, for extensions of the
water mains, be granted:
| E. T. Browning and others. B Street.
r. G. Terhune and others, Second
South Street.
L. C. Snedaker and others, Fourth
South Street.
John Axiom and others, G Street.
W. Fuller and others, Seventh East
Street.
w. Cardall and others, l. Street.
]. II. Miller and others, First Street.
| The committee also recommended that
the superintendent of Waterworks be
instructed to prepare report on the
estimated cost ofssthe extensions. The
report was adopted.
The committee on waterworks, to
whom was referred the petition of Geo.
| Naylor, asking permission to lay pri-
yate pine from the mains to his resi-
dence on Second East Street. recon-
mended that The petition be referred to
the superintendent of waterworks.
A 3opted
The bill of Mrs. M. &. Burt for 358
meals supplied to city prisoners during
| the month of May, amounting to $537 Ii
was received and the amount appro-
priated.
notice of the proposed extension OF the
water mains on A Street had been
made, and he therefore moved that the
usual order for the extension be made.
Carried.
AN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The bill in relation to uniforming the
police was called up.
Alderman Ritter moved that the Coun
Gil 60 into executive session, which was
| carried.
Shortly before II O'Clock. the
| Council resumed it's session, and soon
after adjourned for one week. It is
understood that the sum of $500 was