Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
THE GITY'S BUSINESS.
Taxing Ordinances Passed and
EtS 0Efeers Elected.
TIE PepULaTns IS 81. 5sss.
James and Pembroke Have 4 SPai-
Other Matters.

{ rected deed e. his property. Re
= ferrej hack for an abstract Of title
E5,l Instructions that il be place.
r in the hands OF tine city attorney.
+ VIM. Pinney and others asked 70
an extension Of electric lights OF
Second West Street to the Warn
4. SFIinEs. Referred &, the committe,
? on streets.
II. Graves asked the; his Iloens,
he transferred 10 Geccyc Geadon
Granted.
The Mountain Ice Comnany
: asked permission 60 lay a,r Itch from
tie railway on Ti;.i 'YestStreet, t.
! its place of h'ssincss. Filed.
h. Tgfs asked permission to pile
building material on First South
Street near East Templc. Granted
I with usual restrictions.
Mary A. yensins asked for az ex-
tension Of the water mains on
. seventh South Street. Tis.vrreJ 10
. the committee on Taterworks.
John Taeslsou represented that
Z CD 'i:c night Of the 18th Of June he
had met with an accident 70, First
south Street, bCtweee East Femple
70 and Commercial. Street. owing 10
the tai condition OF the sidewalk.
9 and s-seL 5000 damages. Referred
U q; glc gom.nlttee on claims.
p EiFaEl Osborne represented that
3 .he wafer supply through the mains
lhsI been enunely cut Off on Eighth
street, 50 far as his premises were
4 concerned, and as he needed r drink
VI fresh water about once in twenty
four hours. Ice s.l.C-! that the matter
receive attention. Referred to the
. Superintendent Of waterwOrSs.
TIC Taylor, Romncy y Arm
. saoEE GO. asked tn Se reimbursed
. gE llmbeT %.Fnisted to c. r.
Beckwiii., while the latter was work
. iDS yu aEtes!sn wells in Liberty
PARK. f3- the city. The am0aut i
s9If4. Referred 10 iEe committee
on claims.
r. E,slrr and twelve others asked
Tor e -elaJg in the sprinklinC tax.
aGa protested against the tax. be-
cause They did not receive proper
service. They We're willing TO pay
f5r what they received, but objected
.o paying for more. Referred TO the
committee on claims.
Nrs. ~. Biveus anu ten others
protested against the extension OF
90, water mains on Fifth East ami
Fifth south streets. Filed.
TIE NJanitoa Springs Company
requested tina the city engineer I've /
authorized 10 approve the plat and I
-r.-vay " the proposed 1iauit0u adj 4
.sairH 30 the city. Referred h the
-l1f-i-.Cg Cu watcTwoTks and engi- F.
-ue-.
a. ". Derrick and others asked /
r. gu extension UIwairT mains on I
sixth LAST street. Referred 10 the |
committee On water works.
The -4iE Lake Gas Company asked I
that the r. g.. W. be allowed 10 |
Juila @ switch 10 The gas cOmpGny's
premises. Referred 10 the commit
--g un streets.
II. Barnes anu r. Bailey asked
TIA, two acges Of land BE- leased 10
-uem. Referred 10 the committee
on pGblic grounds. I
The We side Rapid Transit
Company asked i9- an amendment /.
tO it. Franchise. ~ allow the Use Of /.
steam GA lis iiaeS - g motive pow
er. Referred TO the committee on
-lEgel-.
The salt Lake * B0uELiful Rail-
WY gave notice q their acceptance
Il the street railway franchise
granted.
J.. Norris, Wm. TudLeuham aud
s.. IL EElus sent IN "a bill FOR $50 +
fa- rs.imatiug the cost Of the city
ana county building. One-hSlf VI
the expense belongs 10 the county.
Dr. =. {. .~-aHlaTt and others
asked tIat DR.. Il. W. Fisher I've Sp-
Gial-l ciiv rhy-icia2. Filed.
city Attorney Merritt reported
su uraiuaue. = authorize lae city
uEinsg- 90 approve .,ls.s2E maps, !
Eal,- the gri-I %. the City Council.
This ordnance was necessary. a.
some gl-,ieS we-a 5=-ahlishiuu r
own zap City Creek Canyon, and [
some care should lie taken 70 keep I
.he water from being polluted.
OIL Merritt also reported an 0rii-
nance providing lUr the levy OF al
assessment for having Commercial
Street, auj First South and First !
-sst streets, which were districts 10
md J..
The city attorneys reports were
The city Tecnrrie- reported that
he lists anu piats pestaiuiug TO
Hcal asseSsne- Tor extensions Of
Re water mains along the follow
NJ streets had been on file for more
han ten days: First West, from
;iNth I0SEventH South: + Street from I
;iNJh 10 betwCeu tn ira and Fourth: |
FGli Street north to intersection OF
fugrlnt ami Dak: Centre from
each 10 Sixth North and from
entire and F.rSt West TO Second q
Vest on Fifth North; Second South
,treet, between TenLh and Eleventh.
% between Eleventh and Twelfth:
\ iuth East, betwet n Second and ,
51urtb south; Third south from
laar Eighth 10 Ninth East: Third ,
Street from betwee p l. and II 10
y ana VI: First Street
rem G Ca II: See mi East from S
sixth 10 Eighth South: Seventh
;1uth, between Fir Il and Second
[ast: "A Street from sixth to Eighth:
Third South from Fourth 10 Fifth {
LGst: Third south between Sixth
nj Seventh East; Third East
lreet, two blocks south OF Fourth
oath and one block east, also one Z
lock eas. on Fifth street. The rs
=ssnlents on these extensions were
1nirmed.
Pharss Wells anu others asked 10
e eNcludud from paving district No. q
Referred 70 the city engineer.
". W. Ritter protests against the 4
iewalk tax because the material | c
-ieruG was English cement. He ]
ouli no. object II home material !
rs used. Tablet.
josephine II. Shear protested !
sain-t the sidewalk tax because {
.e material was 10 be English ce- I!
eut Tabled.
Engineer said he had drawn up /
me Specifications FOR the Informal :
Oh Of bidders. aud asked that they !
. referred 10 the committee on :
reefs. So referred J.
\ report was received from Mr.. :
lmes, chairman Of the committee 1
D claims, recommending that the l
aim Of II. Il. Watson. for 500
images because his buggy was 4
oxen I'm an unprotected sewer y
encn. he not allowed. ,
The report was not received, Is a &.
SHORTY OF the committee had not
guei It.
Mr.. James said one member was
sent, one had resigned, and he :
as the only one left. 4
The mayor said that Mr.. Penn 5