The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-29

hOdL AdoD OfOAAhS, Will s-AS HA"J - -
the chair.
PETITIONS.
Henry Moore and others asked for an
extension of the water mains along
First South Street. Committee on
waterworks.
A. B. Simon and others asked for an
extension of the mains on f Street.
Committee on waterworks.
George Hewlett, Hannah ". Pick
nell and many others protested against
the proposed extension of the water
mains along East Temple and Seventh
South Street. Laid on the table to be
considered with the report OF the COM
mittee On waterworks.
TO KEEP BARBER SHOPS OPEN on SUNDAY.
G. A. Erb, w. Il. Porter, J. Il. Van
Horne and other hotel keepers asked
that the ordinance requiring all barber
shops to close on Sundays, be modified so
as to allow hotel barber saops to remain
open for a specified time on Sundays
for the benefit of the travelling public.
Refe rred 10 the committee on licenses.
Martin Blackburn and 4. J. Cameron
were granted licenses as retail liquor
dealers.
Andrews & Reimsimer were granted
an auclioneers license.
Mr. l.. WCodmansee represented that
in July last she petitioned the City
Council to require the Salt Lake 81 Fort
al TO
their track from the sidewalk in front
of her premises on Ninth South Street,
and the company afterwards agreed to
do so. They had failed to keep this
prom Use, and she again asked that the
company be requested to remove the
track. Committee on streets.
REPORTS. ~
The committee on fire department t
to whom was referred the report of
Chief Ottinger for the last quarter, re-
ported that it had been examined and
found correct. Adopted. s.
The committee on water works re-
commended that the petition of G..
Cramer q Co., asking permission to lay
IL inch bipe from Second SJuth
Street along Bosby's Alley to their
premises, recommended that it be
granted.
The same committee, to whom was
referred the petition of J. Larsen, ask
ing Tor an extension of the mains along
e Street, reported similar petition had
already been granted.
The same committee recommended
that the petition of F. {. l.. Cham, ask
ing permission to lay a private pipe
hn RI hi
lance of AZ block recommended that
the prayer DE not granted. Adopted
FROM Mr.. LoWRIE.
The following communication from
Engineer Lowrie was read:
DENVER, COL, August 2S, 1888.
Hon. Francis armstrong, Aayor. Salt Lake.
Dear Strive sent you last night the
profile of main sewer, with grade marked
thereon, as requested We wish to say that
If you can stand the expense. 1t will be very
advantageous for you to give the inside in
vert of your sewer a smooth coat OF by
draulic cement, % inch thick. 1t Will pr OBJ
ably cost about2o cents per foot. We desire
TO send you another drawing showing a
slight changer in the iron covers, and note
that the weight should be given as 20
pounds each for cover. and frame. They
bill for $500 for written report and es-
Inmates in this matter; the previous account
sent and paid soIely embraced the time
spent in trip and verbal suggestions then
made.
Very respectfully yours,
On motion of Alderman Sharp, the
the bill was ordered paid.
THE sAN1TARIUM.
The committee on streets presented
the following report:
Your committee to whom was re :
ferred the petition OF Joseph R.. Morris
and associates, asking for the privilege
of laying along and under GER
tain of the streets of Salt
Lake City, pipes through which
to carry water from Great Salt Lake
and the Hot Springs to some central
point in the city, at which place the said
petitioners propose to erect and main
tain a public sanitarium and bathing
resort, has fully considered such peti-
ton and would recommend that the
franchise asked for by the said Joseph
r. Morris and associates be granted to
them or their successors, whether @
partnership or co-partnership for the
full term of twenty years. and upon
the following route, conditions and
restrictions: That the pipes con-
veying water from the Great
Salt Lake be laid along (but nol
upon) the right of way OF the Utah
Central Railway from the northern
limits of the city proper, to the corner
of Fourth West and Fifth North
Streets, and from thence south on said
Fourth West Street to South Temple
Street, and from thence east on said
South Temple Street to Second West
Street; that the pipes carrying water
from the Hot Sulphur Springs to form
a junction with those conveying salt
water, or Visa versa, at about Eleventh
North Street. and from thence the
pipes conveying both salt and sulphur
water to be laid in trench to the said
corner of South Temple and Second
West Streets; that for the purpose of
carrying off all waste water from the
sanitarium and bathing resort, the said
Joseph r. Morris aud associates, in
addition to the franchise of laying
pipes into the city as contemplated,
shall be privileged to trench and lay