Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-13

the Eoufh boundary line Of Second street.
seross INC Carer Eoaf ~ fsei, q .ae
l "a the nerthrzsi corner Of block = IN PAT
/ a. thrace west along the south boundary
line Of North Temple street gafl feet 10 tic
| northwest corner OF block =, Plat A, The
piace % beginning embracing al OF blocks
| plat 4. and biocks numbered Is, IL. IS. i6 IN
/ plat u. hiocks numbered / and IN plat I.
| ai-o ihAt portion OF an uunumbcrcd book
| iyln- cast Of first East strccl. north and
south boundary line Of seoond street. pro-
/ lcric-i gcstfrum Canyon Road.
SEC > 1f,is ordinance % Re N fore frori
End after fts passage.
a number CT Bills were presented
aud allowed, as shown In the iist Of
appropriations below, aud several
renewals ~ retail liquor licensts
were granted.
The minutes Of the meeting Of the
Council held June Ia. in relation to
the city's paying for water main ex-
tensions, were read. The result
showed that. primo Jdcic, Hall was
right in holding that the Council
had committed itself to that Teliry.
The Mayor aud severa! meIiilcrs
took the view THAT the Council had
not Intended 10 inaugurite that sys-
TEN yet awhile
Hall faade a speech ia favor Of
the inauguration 81 that IOlicy. hut
several members thought the city
was not yet In a condition 10 do II.
Among these were Pembroke. An
derson aud Lynn.
Anderson moved 10 - amend the
record rs 60 shog that the council
favored TsyinE fof water main ca-
tensions 80 future, aud reTaying
the special taxes that had been col
lsctcd for this purpose, As soon a il
WAS in condition 20 DO -. Car
ricd.
a bill for an OniiuauCe regulai-
ing the pmC8ce Of medicine, sur
gerry, dentistry and medical speci-
alties, drawn 10y or under the direc-
ton Of the hoard Of health, was in
induced and referred 10 the commit
lee on municipal laws.
Hall made the inquiry Of the city
attorney il the city assessment. A.
reported by the city assessor and
collector ri the last meeting OF the
council, was now Il lawful basis on
which 10 TX the city's limit Of in
dettedncss, as prescribed by the Law
of Congress which Is four u.er cent.
The city attorney replied that il
was nci nce', tut wonid bc when
the board Of equalization had fiuish-
ed the work 81 passing upon il.
The mayor suggested that il was
the assessment Tfrads hy the county
and not the city assessor that fixed
the H.IIt Of the city's power 10 90 in
debt & discussion occurred on
This point which the attorney said
he would look up.
Hall said the people Of the city
were ready 10 incur indebtedness FOR
water, aud Thought 4 move shuIli
be made q, Hiai direction n soon -
possible. fie Ihen moved the ad0g-
ton Of tlle following.
Eoo'rof. That the city proceed % Issue
bonds for 5000. or a. much thereof a.
tray Dc necessary, 70 provide an increased
wafer Supply and Distribute the ,ame.
Referred To the committee on
ways AMI means.
The city attorney remarked that
the city was perfectly safe in con-
tracing FOR the lean a.any time.
The mayor stated that bids iuT the
city and county building hal been
received, tut in the absence % a
representative II the county they
had not been acted upon. The
lowest WAS foT about $50, 600, with
cut the tower. Further action
would be taken al an early date.
The following appropriations were
nlaIn.