The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-02


seven others asked for fire protection in
tee cehuer OF blocks by the establishment
Oh hre plugs and additional hose in the
same. Committee on fire department.
FoRNINsT THE SWITCH.
I. o. Angel protested against the
switch OF the S. l.. g. Il. ID. railway to Bur
on,Gardner d Co. IS place on Eighth South.
committee on streets.
FILL UP THE DITCH.
The petition of b. +. Allen and fifty two
others to have an abandoned often ON
fourth West and Sixth South filled up
was referred
ANOTHER SHOW.
George Costello asked permission to use
the Eighth ward square for show purposes.
was referred to committee on public
grounds.
REFUSED.
The petition of Sarah Ann George, ask
ing Tor remission of special tax for water
extension on Ninth East was not granted.
WANT SIDEWALK.
William Roberts and forty others re-
quested to have a sidewalk laid on Third
South, from Fifth to Eighth West. and
Ihat dltches be filled up. Committee on
streets.
SHOULD BE GRANTED
Mrs. Z. T. Crismon asked that the waters
OF the canal at Mill creek be drained and
al! decayed vegetation removed. Referred.
THE ATTORNEY OBJECTS.
The city attorney reported on the matter Of
the petition of James w. Eardley for a deed
IRON tbs city for strip of land about four
rods wide, running through the south half
OF lot !, block Is, plat B, recommending
That the petition be not granted. Adopted
ASSESSMENT CONFIRMED.
The city recorder reported that there
were Two objections to the granting of the
water mains on J street. Third south
Fourth South and Fifth East. The electors
not being in the majority the notice of as
sessment was confirmed.
COMING DOWN NOTCH.
A communication was received from
Mount * Griffin, Offering TO sprinkle the
territory between and including Brigham
street from Seventh to Ninth East. from
brigham TO Fourth South, from Ninth
East TO Seventh East, not including
Seventh East now sprinkled, for 5 cents
per ineal foot.
IN CITY CREEK CANYON.
A. f. Doremus, city engineer, reported
the following work done and amount due
John w. Smell on his tunnel contract in
City Creek canon to date.
2l9la feet of tunnel at IS. 20 81 coo AZ
Less 70 per cent. retained ..... 3SI az
s1.5s7 ~
109' previous pdyIenIS--------------% l,4l6 80
Dalahce cue Ill So
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
The city engineer also called the atten-
ton OF the council to the necessity of tall
ing some actions in regard 10 properIy lrri-
gazing the shade trees bordering the
cement sidewalk now about completed
along the north side of South Temple
street, and OF conducting irrigation water
across said street at the various necessary
points. For the former he suggested a
wooden conduit or trough, and for the
latter sewer or other suitable and durable
pipe, TO be LAID at such depth below the
roadway as viii insure it against damage
from post or passing loads. Referred 10
connittee on streets with power TO act as
regards irrigating.
MUST co DEEPER.
A communication was received from
Dallas & Hedges, setting forth that after
digging down about five feet all around for
tne foundation for the new engine house.
they found that it would require digpino
one foot more to insure a good substantial
foundation. Filed, and architect instructed
70 make new contract and present speci-
mems.
POLICE ALARM SYSTEM
proposition from the Gayner Electric
company, IN regard to the police system.
was referred to committee on police.
ANOTHER FRANCHISE.
The petition of the Salt Lake city rail
road for franchise on West Temple street
from First South to the southern limits OF
the city, was referred 20 committee on
streets.
WANTS MORE POWER.
Chief Stanton sent in "a petition. He
asked that an ordinance be established civ
ing power TO the fire inspector to have all
dangerous materials removed and that he
may instruct such persons TO remove the
same within three days after being mott
fed. Referred to committee on municinal
laws.
sPRINKLING DISTRICT NO. 3
An ordinance was passed creating dis
trict No, :, as follows All that northern
part of Salt Lake city bounded by Brigham
street on the north. Ninth East street on
the east, Fourth South street on the sopth
aud Seventh East on the west, including
tue said streets, and all streets and cross
streets, except Seventh East street con
besAAASN NtbhAH bhC lDONt UOuuudIleS. IhG
ordinance passed its first reading and was
ordered published.
b. Williams asked to have a washout
filed up opposite his premises Referred
back for more definite location.
TO GO TO OGDEN
lsThe invitation from the Ogden city coun-
Gil to visit Ogden during carnival week was
accepted, and the council win visit that CITY
in body, leaving this city at 9:25 this
morning, going over the Denver & Rio
Grande
TO BE GRANTED.
The committee on streets, to whom was
referred the petition of Mrs. Phillis Fer
guson and Mrs. John II. Burton for the
building of wall, ordered by the former
council, recommended that the same be
granted Adopted.
FROM JOE.
Joseph Silver reported that after toiling
under sometimes pretty warm sun he had
succeeded in collecting from canine owners
the sum of S225.
The city engineer was authorized to ap-
prove the subdivision of Harrington &
Newell
The superintendent of waterworks was