Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-16
SPRINKLING TANKS ORDERED.
The Mayor Authorized 10 Bring the
r. G. w. TO Terms.
MINISTERS PROTEST AGAINST
SUNDAY CONCERTS.
The seavenzer Ordinance Passed
and shower Appointed.


North Salt Lake represented thai
cattle were running at large in thai
portion of the city and doing con.
siderable damage, and they asked
that an estray pound be established
In NORTH Salt Lake. Referred "a
the committee on municipal laws.
I. w. Jennings and Others repre-.
sented that water from the Eleventh
West Street canal WINS flowing onto
land in the vicinity of the canal.
and that some twenty acres
we're already under water. They
asked that the canal be completed
at once to the Hot Springs Lake,
which would remedy tseeNil.
City Attorney Merritt said the city
was digging the canal and he did
not think if should also buy the
right Of way which it was necessary
to obtain.
The trustees Of the Salt Lake 4 ca-
denny represented that they had re-
ceived from Z. r. Clute notice of
special taxes amounting to s2T2. %.
They called attention to the fact that
the academy was established here
twelve years ago aud had since been
maintained by private citizens at an
expense OF $4,000. In view of
these facts, and the work done by
the academy in the past, they asked
that the tax be RENTED. Referred
10 the committee on ways and
means.
J. w. ClawsOn and my other resi-.
dents Of the Eighteenth and Twen-
ueth wards asked that the t>tl!tion
OF the Salt Lake City Railroad com
pany for = franchise, which was nr,..
sented week ago, be granted. Re
ferned TO the committee on streets.
Il. Wood asked the city 20 lease
him what is known as the dumuing
ground, in Brighton ward, for a pub
lie slaughter house. The petitioner
promised that IL his PRAYER was
granted, he would erect buildings 10
cost 5000. Referred 20 the com
mlttee on sanitary regulations.
The property owners Of CONNER
cal Street, represented that they
were about to pave that street at
their own expense, and asked that
suitable sidewalks be nut IN on First
and Second South Streets. Referred
10 The committee On streets.
Henry Barnes and others asked |
That the canal at Fourteenth South
Street be cleaned out, Referred 10 |
the committee On Salt Lake and
Jordan Canal.
w. Husband and others residing /
on the north bench asked that a 1
ditch be constructed frOrl the present |
terminus Of Red Butte ditch, if II |
was not the intention TO complete |
the canal at once. Referred to the |
committee on irrigation.
J. T. Evans and many Others |
asked that David Evans be appoint !
ed inspector Of plumbing. Re
ferred to the committee on sanitary |
The Plumbsrs' Union presented a
protest against the appointment Of |
Edward Rush as inspector Of plumb |
Ing. Committee on sanitary regu-
lations.
William Shovel asked that he be |
city scavenger.
susan y. StriDgham asked for the /
Of dog tax for one year. |
Referred to the committee on |
license.
q. r. Boutwell, and others asked |
that the street crossing on Seventh |
West Street be repaired. Referred 20 /
The committee on streets.
Fred Trimmer and other persons /
owning property on Capitol Hill
that the late City COun-
ell and the Capitol grounds commits
sion entered into an agreement to
run a pipe line from City Greek to
the Capitol grounds and construct
a reservoir, and that the pipe line
was completed although the re-
servoir was not; that n large amount
Of water in City Creek was and
would be running to waste. They
therefore asked that the water he
brought 10 the grounds in the pines
aud thai the property owners be
permitted to utilize the same in
their lots. Referred 10 the
on irrigation.
{. Z. johnson, B. S. Young and
other wheelmen, protested against
he passage Of an ordinance cur
iaiiiDg the privilege of bicyclists
and taking from them the right TO
ride upon the sidewalks. Tabled.
&. |. Moon and others asked per-
to flOOm the canal where it
passes through lot 5, in block 30,
plat L. Referred 10 the committee
On canal.
&. H. Wilcken and others owning
in the Ninth Ward in the
OF the public square, called
TO the existence OF rough
sheds on the square and asked that
they be removed.
J. Weston and others asked that
the water mains be extended from
the corner Of Sixth South and Sew
anth East streets TO Eighth South
Street. Referred TO the committee
on waterworks.
May 4 Niece asked that the I'M
earned portion Of their liquor IL
cense, amounting TO sl09, be re-
funded to them Referred to the
on license.
John e. Cutler asked permission
10 lay private pipe from the ter
minus Of the water mains TO his resi-
fence on West Temple Street. Re
erred TO the committee on water
works.
William LaDgton and others
lsked for an extension Of the mains
dong North Temple Street Re
erred TO the committee on water
works.
Dillon & Co. represented that they
lai purchased the Arcade restaurant
md asked that Mr.. Gallacher's IL
,ense be transferred 10 them. Re
erred TO the committee on license.
JOslin d Park asked to be ap-
'Ointed city timekeepers, Offering to
ct in that capacity without charge.
The petition was granted and the
irm 80 appointed.
). r. Marks * Co. presented n bill
or Si50 damages for the loss Of
lorse which broke a leg through
topping into 4 defective fiume. Re
erred 10 the committee on claims.
Inc bill of the Utah Lake COM
mission for 1889, amounting to SI3l.
%, was presented and referred To
he committee on claims.
J. +. Bsmberger asked that the
warm Springs bath house be leased
o MN, promising TO put the prem
Ses In tirst-class condition should
ne petition be granted. Referred 10
he COMMITTEES on public grounds.
;: L. Woolley asked that an error
n his deed TO lot in the Big Field
urvey be corrected. Referred hack
Q tue petitioner with instructions 10
urnish the abstract.
The trustees of the Ninth school
district represented that thew hsd !
eceived a notice FINN = u f.t,..-