Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-12
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Another Railway Wants TO Cut Tin
Third West Street.
PEMBROKE MAKES A SPECTACLE
OF HIMSELF
In Regard 10 the Surveyor. oniee
and Union sqaare.-other
Business.

e olegel and others asked
s. that the electric light be extended
Is 70 the corner OF Second East and
e Third South Streets. Referred to
e 'he committee on improvements.
c smith d Co., aud a Is-ge number
oil draymen and expressmen, called
attention to the lad condition Of the
crossings on South Temple and other
streets, and asked that they be re-
paired. Referred to the committee
on streets.
benjamin Beer and wife repre-
sented that they were unable to nav
the tax levied for extending the wa
Ter mains past their property, and
asked the Council to grant them
such relief as might be proper. Re
ierred to the committee on claims.
John r. Wilson represented that
some time ago he leased from the
city the Deseret WOODEN Mills prop
erty, and in May last the city took
portion Of the premises and used
it as hospital for smallpox patients. |
Owing 10 this he had been unable |
TO use the premises at all, and he
asked that he be refunded to the
amount Of $500. Referred TO the COM
niittee on claims.
a numOer Of persons residing on
Third South Street asked fiat The
electric hight be extended to the
corner OF Third South and Third
west streets. Referred to the com.
mlttee on improvements.
Elbridge Tufts was granted per-
mission to use n portion OF the side
walk in front Of his premises on
Main Street while making improve
ments.
J. NJ. Harvey and others asked
that Sixth South Street, between
West Temple and First West, be
graded. Referred TO the committee
on streets.
Frank y. Rose and others REPRE-
sented that they had granted to the
city certain lands traversed by the !
jordan and Salt Lake City Canal,
ON condition that when they were
abandoned for that purpose they
should revert 20 petitioners. They
therefore asked that the property be
decided back to them. Referred TO I
the committee on public lands. :
Martha Ia. Allen asked that the q
TAX OF 500 assessed against her for /
extension OF the water mains, as she i
would drive no benefit from such a
extension, be remitted. Referred TO :
the committee on claims. r
Barnhardt & Stahl asked that the 6
unused portion of their licence. a
to Sll4.60, be refunded. 3
as they had retired from business. 3
referred to the committee on claims. h
l.. Goldberg asked that the un- \
expired portion of his Hcence. /,
10 SIS, be refunded to "
him Referred 10 the committee on d
claims. r,
Samuel Green asked permission to
use surplus water for irrigating his 4,
property in five acre Plat c. Re "
lerred TO the committee ON irriga- "
ton. "
Eliza Shafier and others asked n
The city to sell them a strip of land NJ
in section %. Referred to the COM
mittee on public grounds. g
ID. w. Smart asked that he be a
granted the privilege Of erecting a
fruit stand on the south side Of Com W
nercial Street. Referred to the e
ON streets. III
Simon Bamberger, for the Utah al
Lime and Cement Company, asked W
hat n small stIip Of land adjoining m
heir property be sold to them. Re- ro
erred TO the committee on public oil
grounds.
]. c. Cutler and Others were 10
,ranted permission 10 pile building 10
in front Of their premises oi
IN Main Street. G.
J. j. Daily was granted permission =
0 pile building material in front Of Oh
is property on b Street. u
III. J. WorthingtOn asked permits. We
ion TO run n fruit stand on Cunning
on's corner. Referred to the COM 10
nittee on streets. -
Charles Baldwin and fifty others II
sked that the electric lights be ex- ,
,nded down Fifth East street as to
Ir rs Ninth South street. Referred "a
} the committee on improvements. ne ne
{. G. Wilson asked permission to vi
-ect fruit stand on Second South ity
reet, near the Union National !
INK. Referred 10 the committee crc
q streets. puI
William Lowe, a member of the , ~,
represented that on cal
IOnday evening he went out into cor
lie yard in the rear Of the City an
all and fell down a cellar and was sgu
verely injured. The accident was spe
lie to negligence on the part Of the So,
~ in not having the yard lighted. cor
nj he therefore asked for such finan- teri
al relief as might be proper. Re G ;as
FRED to the committee ON claims, 7
it'll the city attorney associated. r.
MIR. Woodruff and others residing ~
/ Twelfth East Street asked that as
e water mains be extended from
righam to Third South streets. Re eon
rred 10 the committee on water.
Orks. ITO
john Z. Writberg stated that he
vi seen in the Tribune that when SUI
c "Liberals'' came into power on
ey would pay those whose proper WI
had been taken by the city and ~. IN
ID the amount obtained for it. a Se,
claimed by him had been so sold, L
ID he asked that the money OBJ iII H
med for it be appropriated to him. WI
sierred 10 the committee on Gun
inns. Z
Edward t. Aver and other resi- a 7
nts of North Salt Lake represent dlst
that some time ago City Surveyor con
* made a survey for drainage city
nal and ii was presumed that the tric
nal would be constructed at once. nun
lie work had not yet been COM tion
snced and as the canal was badly L
eded, they asked that the matter iron
given attention. Referred to the
nmittee on irrigation. To
7. l.. Jeremy, Jr., asked the city
sell him fifty square rods Of &c
'und on Sixth West Street. RI best
red to the committee on public Sa'y
unds. fore
tebecca G. Shelton asked that the Lake
ch in front Of her property be ~! i,Ise
med. Referred TO the committee
irrigation.
IN aytansioD ., ~ U Jn,as r nsS way
no Eourtb ~ "a sie e mst ~ : niai,ls q
i.5rad - tho o5,,,r,i anu q $3.50. $3.50 resig
he eN ~ '"e Oiii'iii''ee on "a'er- The
anes Fulton on haboI, ~ 81 mott
'onling, Salt Lake & California IAN
lway, asked for a right Of way Su uppe
a road bed, entering the city on
/, and con,in1ino tt ~ niC 10y that
he Utah Central track; then ie ~
~ cornsr of Se.nnd S Iii Ia, ~ the {
ri West streets, where the depot va
Id be located; thence west to IA,
,hton farm plat; thence north " 6
I IN the xCeEfaru limits nF tho Ou