The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-16

Whc Tue OBJECT " 0lcQ Ll6 COIutnltLeG udu
in view in making the IT commentator
which, he thought. would be generally
accepted by parties owning land south
OF the city, ana through which be hoped
the city would obtain the right 10
the water from the csnyon streams.
After some discussion, the report was
adopted.
IL he committee on police, TO whom
was referred the report OF tae police JUS
tlce for April. stated that il had been
examined and found to be correct.
Adopted.
| Tho same committee, to whom was
referred the msrsna'5 report, slated
that il had been examined and found
10 be CO rect. ADOPT. d.
The committee on waterw0rks. 10
whom WAS referred the yet
ton of w. E. Pack, asking
for an exc. sion of the wat r
mains, recommended that the petition
be granted, anc that the uperintendent
of waterworks be insuu:'ed 10 furnls h
an estimate of the cost. Adopted.
| The same committee, to whom was
referred the petition OF 4. @. Bad ger,
asking permission to lay private Dips
TO his resideL ce. recommended that the
petition be referred to TIE snpenn ten
dent of waterworRs Adopted.
The same committee t. whom was re-
ferred the petition o: H. Duncan, asklug
that spill on Eighth South Street be
replaced, recommended that the prayer
be not granted. dOpted.
The same committee, to whom was
referred the peii ion OF j. K. Walker
and others. calling attention to he TN
wholesome conGition OF the water IL ithe
I'M oIFNn ftnfr n
mended that the superintendent of
waterworks be Instructed to investigate
the matter. Adopted.
| The same committee recommended
that the petitions OF n. 5. Weolley.
| ]. J. Shatfer, IL. Salisbury, James
Watson and others, asking for extern
slons OF the water mains, reported the
petitions back with the recomm endation
that the superintendent of watelworks
| be instructed to make az estimate of
the cost of the work. aid report the
same. Adopted.
| The same committee. 10 whom Was
referred the bill for an ordinance 10 Ie-
lstion to sprinkling certain tIeets. re-
ported new bill, suppl menied by a
resolution, which are practically the
same as the former bill.
! AUTHORIZATIONS
The bills of Mrs. Burt. for furnishing
lefty prisoners with 1902 meals at IS
lcents each, amounting TO $463 so. was
received and the amount appropriated.
The recorder stated that it would be
necessary 10 make an appropriation Ui
I$37. so, to pay a MIR. Cunningham for
horse sold from the estray pound, the
Iordinsnce requiring the amour
realized, less the COSTS. TO be held sue.
Iiect to the demand of the owner of any
animal which might be sold. The
amount was appropriated.
The sum OF $l66.G6 was appropriated
to pay interest upon corp ration note.
| STREET PAVING.
Alderman Ritter moved that the
supervisor be instructed TO Macadamize
South Temple street on the north side
OF the railroad track. between Second
and third West streets. the material to
be furnace Stag, the Macsdsm to be
thirty feet wide, the top dr., ssing to be
Iof some suitable material and the work
to be CONNIE need Immediately and
prosecuted TO q speedy conclusion.
On motion OF Alderman Sharp the
matter was referred to the committee
ION streets.
THE STREET sPRINKLlNG BILL PASSED.
The bill in relation to street sprinkling
was taken up, and passed its second
Reading.
| The resolution which accompanied
the bill. and which designates the
streets to be sprinkled. was then passed.
The bill was then taken up on its third
reading aud passed, only Alderman
Ritter voting against the measure.
Count ilor Young moved that when
the Colncii adjourned. II be until next
Friday night, to consider the question
OF water supply in executive session.
Carried.
Alderman Sharp said that he hoped
the use OF spi Is would be discontinued {.
land the water to be Us' d for stIeet
lsprinbling should bs taken from the
by drants, as is done IL other cities
The spills were unsiRbtIy scare-cruws,
as we'll as being inconvelent.
/ Alderman Ritter said that this season
promised TO be an unusually dry one.
and very little City Cree water could
be used for street spripkIirg, the most
Of it would have 10 be IaEen ou the
icanal. and spills Would be ueces 'sry ioI
that Iurposc.
The Courcil tlen adie. rnei until
Friday NJ ht at 7.30 0 'clt OK.