The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-17

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| s Atwood, Emma E Smell,
James M Wardrobe, Thomas Colightly,
John Wardrobe Jr. Elizabeth P Davis,
| John Wardrobe Sr, John Blomquist.
z NJ Donelson, Isaac BrockDank.
A Best, Agt Golightly estate,
NJ Blazzard, Mary R Murkler,
Sarah Ann Daft, G G AmusSen,
| E Martin estate, Moitenson,
| Ann 7 Beer,
| OTHER PETITIONS.
John Caruthers and others. residents
of the North Bench, asked that the
canal to convey the water from Par
ley's Canyon be continued along Elev-
enth Street, as was originally surveyed,
instead of along Ninth Street, as now
proposed.
Mr.. WEBER understood that some
people had protested against the canal
! passing through their grounds. He
understood now that they had all signed
the petition and were willing that it
should pass through their lands. He
therefore moved the petition be
granted.
The MAYOR thought that Ninth
Street was as high as it was wisdom to
go. People whom the city was en-
deavoring to benefit wanted the city to
pay for light of way. Considerable
work had already been done on Ninth
Street, and he was in favor of carrying
it along that street.
Mr.. SHARP was in favor of keeping
the canal on the original line, il the
owners of the property to be benefited
were willing to give the city the right
of way, unless the work on Ninth
Street had continued entirely too far,
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overcome.
Mr.. DooLY supported the motion.
He had inspected the work being done,
and was very much pleased with it.
He strongly favored the original plan.
The question was finally referred to
the committee on canal.
| W. B. Richards represented that,
owing to negligence of city officials,
his crops in Sugar House precinct
had been damaged to the ex-
tent OF $500. Rather than have any
trouble over the matter, however, he
would compromise for 5000 Committee
on claims.
William II. Perkes, who lives at 154
Centre Street, asked rebate on the
amount taxed against him for extension
of water mains on that street, because
considerable of the land taxed was
above the city water line. Committee
on waterworks.
Louis TagDi, of Sugar House Ward
asked the privilege to convey stream
of water known as Hobson's ditch,
through the Jordan and Salt Lake City
Canal, by means OF a pipe. Referred
to the wauermaster.
Mrs. William Jennings and number
of other property owners on South
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sidewalk, eight feet wide, be laid on
South Temple from First East to J.
Street. Referred to committee on i'm
provements.
E. H. Anderson's request for rebate
on water tax was ordered to be adjusted.
JOAN Caruthers, in personal COM
munication. urged upon the Council the
necessity for granting the petition in
reference to the Parley's Canyon Canal.
Samuel Williams and others asked
for an extension of water mains. Com
mittee on waterWorks.
The petition of Edmund Wilkes, ask
ing that, on the completion of the first
section of the proposed electric railway,
he be granted franchise on West Tenn
pie street fir ON Fourth south to the
city boundaries; also from West Tenn
pie to First East. Laid on the table.
The petition of David Hilton and 9TH
ers, asking an extension of water mains,
was referred.
John Alfred represented that he was
greatly overcharged in the assessment
of his property on Center Street in ref
erence to laying water mains. Commit.
tee on water works.
Lynch & sGlasmann spresented Tor
the acceptance of the Coun-
Gil the plat of five acres Of ground re-
Gently laid off. Committee on streets.
A number of liquor licenses were
granted.
way for switch from the Utah Central
Railway to point along Fifth North.
Referred.
The superintendent of water works
reported favorably on a number of ex-
tensions asked for, and they were or
dered granted.
The committee on waterWorks, to
whom was referred the pstition of
Jacob MoritZ and others, asking an eX-
tension of water mains recommended
that the extensions asked for be made.
They also made similar report in the
case of Lee G. Snedaker and others,
aud refused the application of George
W. Groo.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Salt Lake Gas Company, three
months ..................... -. s2.6s6 s5
Mrs. NJ. A Burt, boarding prison
orS ZUZ OU
A j. Burt. boaading city prisoners
in County Jail. -. 2o4 80
The assessments recently made for
extending water mains along Centre and
other streets in that vicinity was con-
hrmed and the Council adjourned for
week.
List Your Property.
Having embarked in the Real Estate
business, L respectfully solicit the
agency of both acreage and city pro-