Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-02

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ferred to the committee on water,
works
a Mary Ritberg asked 10 be re-
D imbursed for a fence put up at her
expense On a lot owned by the city.
\ Referred to the committee on claims.
L. Sells aud other property owners
0 on or near block 81, plat F, objected
to the dumping Of garbage there.
Referred to the sanitary committee.
\ large number Of residents Of
/ / Granger petiticned to have what is
known as the Redwood road, and
which leads from the city westward,
graveiei to the city limits. Re
fsrred b the committee on streets.
John ". Young represented that
the jordan and Salt Lake Canal had
been constructed across a piece of
land belonging to him in the sugar
House Ward, and asked $4,000 as
compensation therefor. Referred to
the committee on Salt Lake and
jordan Canal,
II. Pembroke asked permission TO
pile building msterial in the street
I Hear the corner Of Second North and
! Second West streets. Granted.
Street Supervisor Paul and City
Engineer DOremus presented n COM
! munication recommending that the
grade Of the streets throughout the
city be fixed.
City Attorney Merritt stated that
the ordinance now under cOnsidera-
ton creating the Office Of city engi-
neer, provided for the fixing of the
grade Of the streets, and covered the
subject completely. The matter was
Z tabled.
The report Of the sealer Of weights
! and measures was received and flied
, but not read.
/ The report Of the street supervisor
showing expenditures for a portion
I Of the last quarter, amounting TO
/ SlT52 on the streets and so for grav-
el was read. = question arose as to
I the proper disposition Of these and
[ Ike reports. James moved that
I they be referred to the finance com
mittee for auditing. Carried.
The City Attorney reported favor
ably on the petition Of a. II. Koch
Ter for deed, reciting the history OF
the case. He also reported, recon-
meniiBg that a deed be given 10 p.
p Pratt in exchange for one from
that he had granted further time to
the attorneys of the Salt Like City
Railroad Company and the Salt
Lake City Rapid Transit Company,
n which 10 file briefs and make
arguments, and would not be able
70 report on the First East Street
franchise before next TUESDAY eve
ming. Adopted.
The resolution drawn by the City
Attorney authorizing the Mayor to
give a quit claim deed to +. II.
kOehler was adopted.
The committee on streets recon-
mended that the dumping Of garb-
age, etc, in certain streets be pro-
hibited, in response to the petition
Of G. ;. Holmes and Others. Adopt
ed.
The committee on public grounds
reported that the land which Mr..
Egan wanted to lease was embraced
in a public park, and recommended
that his petition be not granted.
Adopted.
The same committee reported on
the petition Of Eliza Shaeffer to
purchase certain limestone lands,
and on the petition Of W. J. New
man to purchase n piece Of land on
Eleventh West Street between Sec
ond and Fourth North, recon-
mending that the lands be adver-
tised and sold to the highest bid |
der.
The city attorney raised a Law
point in connection with the pro-
cedure, which must depend upon |
the manner in which the city be- |
came possessed OF the lands, whether |
by original patent or purchase. A
motion was made and carried that |
the matter be referred TO the petit
TONERS TO ascertain this, but later |
this was recCnsidered, and the re-
concentrations Of the committee
were adopted.
The same committee reported on
the petition Of Elias Thomas TO rent
certain building in City Creek
Canyon, recommending that such
building, and also the old silk fac
tory, Ice advertised for lease by the
month or year, and that both be
leased to the higest bidder. Adopt
cd.
The same committee reported nd
versely on the petition of the Cyc-
ing Club to lease part OF Washing
ton Square, and the petition was Ia
bled.
The committee on water works
recommended the granting of sew
eral petitions for an extension of the
mains.
The same committee reported adj
yefsely On the petitions of Carrie :
iyde, Frank ID. Kelly and
Anderson for permission TO Law
private water pipes. Adopted.
Inc committee on streets reported
adversely on II. J. Worthingt1n,s
petition TO put fruit stand ON The
I.tunanIington Corner, for the reason
lilat he had not been able to get TN.
consent Of the owner Of the proner-
~. Adopted.
The committee on improyement,
reported as follows:
we, your committee, to whom ware
I ~ the petitions Of Messrs- Love
AelSsey q Gillespie and others Tor ,bo
sl4ling and paving Of sidewalks -
e, l.'liIi streets, recommend thai ~.
elle DC granted, and the foIIovino
tri ,.i' NJ s'I y constitute Paving Dis
vl lat SIDE Of East Temple Stree, fron
StTsa. a IN pc Street 10 First North
entb So .,,,I ron. rom Third South to Sew
Seu, n .T l-ast Street Doth Sides. from
~! Temple TO Sixth Strao, -
rs South Street ,boib 81,
So Is 20 seventh East Streets
f-or, I ri. Solih Street both sides, |
] Tbir5 S,,-.I - ~ 70 seventh East Stree;
F1s, STU .--.. So1th Street Doth side froyn
And he ~ sc, 70 seventh East street,
District No. .: e's constitute
from I'V we ss% 4e.s.' Street Doth sides,
Street. Apie to Third We
NJ Firsi South Street 0,o,b s,s.-,
second S - 20 Fourth West Street
from West 1 TemSSilFae e; + both 18th sides
Street. pie 10 Fifth We
Third Sol tn Stree, O,o,L
cluding RI H 70 Third West Street eT
Metrois,,,io.lloek from Cliff Hons :,
'ns old For; block u norm side
So me't ! Temple Stree, rbo,b s;d..,,
'1 F.a, Temple to SIKH soal Ile S iron
tbs l;ast Temple Street ives. a; 5.IeeL
~ i 10 Seventh South Street. iron