The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-16

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May--------.-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 25.42l AZ
June 1859 IS
So, l67 SO
Disbursements.
May ----------------------- 64,994 81
JUNO S6.c35 Sc
S2l !, ?6S 90
Balance in treasury July 1S 9sOs5 IL
HIS BOND APPROVED.
The bond of c. E. Apponyi, architect on
the city hall building, in the sum of s., 900,
with Francis Armstrong and G. T. Gull
mer, was submitted and approved.
TO CHANGE FENCES.
Property owners on ] street asked that
FENCES be changed so as to conform to street
lines. Referred to the committee on streets.
THE WEEKLY PAY ROLL.
City Engineer Doremus submitted his
weekly pay roll of laberers on sidewalks,
amounting to Sl56.50, which was approved.
BILLS RECEIVED.
Bills from the Salt Lake Power and Heat
ing company for 100 street lights for the
month of June, amounting to 81 800 and
from the gas company for lights during the
same period, amounting to Sl3775, were
also submitted, read and referred to the
committee on improvements
A bill from the Omaha Rubber company
Tor s5N.44 for fire department supplies,
was similarly referred
REPORTS RECEIVED.
The report of city prisoners for June.
asking Tor an appropriation of 81 ,023. the
poundkeeper's report, report of city scay-
enger, and street supervisor, were read
and referred.
FROM JOE.
Joseph Silver, collector of dog tax. re-
ported to the first Liberal mayor and
council" that for June he had collected
STA and the owners are not willing to paw
the tax assessed. He gave warning that he
was going to imponnd every purp he could
get his hands on. All dog owners can get
tags by calling at the city hall, The report
was filed.
THE USE OF SEWER DRAINS
City Attorney Merritt reported a bill
liking and regulating the use of sewers.
drains and cesspcols. The committee on
sewers is relieved of the duties imposed by
the ordinance of March %, 1890, and the
city engineer and board of health will at
tend to the matter. The report was filed
and adopted.
NATURAL GAS AND OIL.
John Johnson asked to lay pipes in all
streets, Tor the purpose of conveying natu-
raj gas and oil, for twenty five wears. the
hrst ten OF which shall be exclusive. The
request was referred to the committee on
improvements.
TO REMOVE GARBAGE.
Mr. Pembroke introduced resolution
instructing the sanitary inspector to re-
move all garbage from City Greek canon,
the canon having been dumping ground
Adopted and referred to the board of pub.
lie health.
TO GRADE SOUTH TEMPLE.
Councilman Cohn introduced a resolution
that the city engineer be instructed to exc
cute the following work:
Grade the north half of South Temple
between East Temple and G streets and
place irrigation fumes on the north side of
SAID street; also, to lay pipes for water at
intersections: The motion was adopted.
FROM COMMITTEE ON STREETS.
Your committee on street, to whom was
referred the petition of b. +. Allen and
fifty-two others, to have an abandoned
ditch on Fourth West and Sixth South
street filled up recommend that the same
be referred, as petitioners request, to the
board of health.
On the petition of William Roberts and
forty others, also on the petition of Fisher
Brewing company and thirteen others. that
a sidewalk be laid on Third South street
from Fifth to Eight West streets and to
Ill up ditch on the south side of Third
South street, between Sixth and Sev-
enth West, request that Rio
Grande Western railway company be
notified to construct sidewalk from
Fifth West street to the west side of
Sixth West street. and that the street SUI
peryisor MI up the ditch as asked for, and
put the sidewalk IN q passable condition.
On the petition Of the Utah Central rail
way company for an extension of sixty
days from the lst of August, 1890. in which
TO lay Its road bed and track on Fourth
West street, recommend that the PRAYER of
petitioners be granted.
On the petition of B. Williams, asking to
have the wash out filed up opposite his
premises on Twelfth East and South
Iemple streets, your committee is of the
opinion, after personal examination that
it has been too long neglected. We recon
mend that the street supervisor be in
structed to fill up the washout and put in a
hume or trough as is necessary to make
this spot safe for vehicles and pedestrians.
M. x. PARSONS,
Louis Com,
l.. Il. HALL,
A. j. PENDLEToN.
1T PASSED.
Bill No. 60, an ordinance fixing and reg,,-
lating the use of sewers, cesspools and
other drainage, was then read and passed.
OF HOME MATERIAL.
On motion of Councilman Parsons. the
council then voted to advertise the paving
OF Commercial street with asphalt, and for
cnrbing and euttering. Pembroke wanted
the words, Utah asphalt used, because
ne believed in home material. The motion
was then put and carried
NOTICE was then ordered given to prop
erty owners 10 make the necessary connec-
lions within thirty days.
APPROPRIATIONS. 49,
The following appropriations were made !:
Prof. Kingsbury & ,s M
Board O! heath ~ s,,S -,
City prisoners . MA ~
Mount & Griffin ooOo M
Salt Lake p, H. & L. Co.. ~ ! rno M
Gas COMPANY 1o~ -