Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25

touie 70 OTueT. MI. pembroke
resignation as a member Of tine con
inittee on claims Is accepted. an
/ Mr.. CohH Is appointed t. the Jacan
cy
Thus the storm was hushcd. an,
the Council again became Ilceid.
The committee on irrigation r.
, Commented that the Standard Re,
Brick Company be allowed to us,
~ 10 80 barrels OF water per DAY 10!
brick making. Adopted.
ihe committee on irrigation re
ported in favor Of allowing HadocB
u Coon 10 take sand from the Jor.
dan, provided they did not tree pass
on private property or obstruct the
street. Adopted.
The committee On irrigation re-
ported on the petition Of J. II. Paul
and others, that they had no opinion
TO express On the right to the waters
Of Emigration and psrley's c~e...lss.
as to bringing the .vra...ce 10 town.
they thought 'he Biau adopted bv
the Cc--icIi better than that sur-
SosIed by the petitioners. Report
adopted.
The committee ON irrigation IT,
ported In favor Of nlling the old
canal on Seventh Wet Street, As
asked by r, II. Atkins ami s95
others. Adopted.
( The report OF the committee on
ciaimS, adverse 20 II. r. Watson-s
eiainls "as received and adopted.
Inc committee on claims reportel
i3Vorahly on the bill Of 1t. Marks
Hospital for care OF persons sent
there 10y the city, for Sl5G.s5.
| Adopted.
me committee on Claims rgport,-I
aiNefseiy cE the clam OF J. y.
Hamilton for damages from falling
into a sewer. Adopted.
The committee on sanitary and
quarantine regulations reported ON
the petition Of l.. c. Pitts and
others that Smiths dairy he de-
clarcd nuisance, that there were
80 cows there, but that tue ward
vas well kept, aud Could not be
declared 'Iiti-2nCe. The presence
o! % COWS at one place was Oh
jectionatie, and Afr, Smith had been
30 Informed. He said he intended
moving out Of town. The commit
tee recommended that Mr.. Smith
be requested TO move rs soon Is Dos
sihle. Adopted.
The sanitary committee recon-
mendcI granting the petition 81
White y Go. AMI others, asking that
the dumping grounds he abandoned:
they also recommended that the
dumping ground, with the hog
yards and IlilOw works be moved 4
farther out. Adopted.
The committee on improvements .
reported favOrabIy ou the applira-
ton Of the Board Of Commissioners I
on Capitol Grounds, for water on ]
Capitol Hill, with the prOviso that I
the excess Of water shall Ire con !
tro!led Toy the city, and that The ,
mayor and city engineer be a-saci- I
ated with the work. AGout.i.
The committee on St-Lcts rsr.-u-
meDicd tina. the reuuest Of the
Mountain lee Company fora switch /
on Third West Street be granted. /
Adopted. /
The committee on streets reported .
on the petition o. {. W. LYMAN OF. /
certain sUr;ics ri the o. :. L anu T!
l.. Il y. that u a railway was tres
passing on private property Il could /
pe moved, aud il tine council hza F..
granted right Ovgr property That
nis not beiong to the city, the grant I
was void. The report was adoItei. I
The committee on streets reported /.
iSvor1bly on the petition OF r. l..
CorWin FOR a railway switch. ana a.
VIM. NJ. Stewart TO oUen f0ur-rods
street. Adopted.
The committee on streets recon-
mended that the petition OF B. VIII
liams be referred back f0r q piore
specific description, and That the .
petition Of N. N. Fox l. show mil
llneEy o.. the Sidewalk. hc granted. !
adopted.
The committee on streets recon-. 7
r'entc,! the granting OF railway
franchise 10 &. T.. Wan,lanl ana .
others, "a Tenth South Street.
Adopted.
The street committee, on tae petit 1
ton Of I, 4. POLAND and otiIu.S.
to the railway tracks on !
south Temple Street, advised an
Investigation by the city engineer, !
sUI that the work h. suspended fer
the present. AGyrtcd.
The committee on streets reported /
In favor q granting the salt Lake
City !iaiir0ad franchise for line
frow the corner Of Seventh East I
and Ninth South street, south 10
Roper street, and then west t0Sixth .
East. Adopted.
The committee ON license recon- |
nended two transfers Ct Licenses !
asked for. Adopted.
The committee on finance report /
Fl fnvCrably ON the printing bill Of
u. Pembroke, and the lighting bills
II the SIT Lake Power, Light AMI
Heating Company and tie salt
Lake City rs COMPANY. Adouted.
Mayor Scott asked for an auura-
DriatioR Of Si5j0 for Liberty Park.
iFantei.
Street Supervisor Paul asked for
$1,000 appropriation for his de. I
nsrtment. Granted.
Superintendent 10 Watcrwurl,s 1
Ryan said he wanted t. lay water {
mains on North Temple Street. AMI
uggested that instead Of 4 six-inch
main, three-inch pipes be laid on
'acn side % the street. As this would
void tunDelling under the ague-
.uCt. He also asked tia. the mains
n North Temple Street ne extended
o Fifth West Street. to accOmmo-
late the sprinkicrs. Referred 10 the
on waterworks. Il
Building Inspector a. ". Grant ,
.sked for revision OF the building
'rdlnances. Referred to the com
nittee on municipal laws.
Watermaster Harvey asked for
5000 for the watermasteT's dcnart- /
gent. and 5000 for the Jordan and |
ialt Lake Canal.
The Utah and Montana Nfarhir-
.ry Company presented a bill! fur ,
,Ss36.SS for Z steel steam roller and
reicht.
The bond Of {. 7. Appony; rs
ity architect in the sum az SjgIg ,
vas approved. The sureties are
.ancis Armstrong and G. +.
iulmer.
Mount and Griffin asked for Slopn .
IA the street spriukling account.
4 bill Of S7s.5O from the census
numeratcrs, Tor buggy hire and !
figures; another Of $40. ,
rom J. :. Williams. for two and a ,
alf days work soliciting sprink-
ing subscriptions, and several for
-ork uu the sidewalks, were re-
eiyea ard allowed. They were
laced in the list Of appropriations.
The following amounts were an !
ropriai Ell for the purposes named:
t. MARI s. Hospital. L. q,
= 4 g uI1hts lElnlln : ---------.-..- IA - q
AT - ke Light and Heat Company I. gss IN ;
al J. ake Gas otnpany .....-...- Sl4ls
Ibsr-.y Part fund.....-......-.. 1.iI6,
tree drpar:mcnt..........-. -. I6rnTs .
aff srrn a-ter--..-.-.....-.-... . D0n rH Z /,