The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-21
APPONYIGElS THERE.
He Accepts S5,743 in Full for
Services and Plans.
NOW WILL WORK BE PUSHED9
or VIII the Same Dillv-Dally, Shilly-shally
Methods be Employed as in the Pasta
Other Business.

AT the session of the county court yes
terday, the following report OF the city and
county joint building committee was re-
ceived:
Hon. 6. w. Bartch, Probate Judge of Salt Lake
County:
DEAR SIR-The following resolution was
aoop.ed at The joint meeting OF the city and
county building committee held this day al the
city hall at p. M:
Ihat the JOINT committee recommend to the
city council and county court that the offer of
o., 40 py =. Il. Apponyi be accepted, on condi-
ZION that the said App onyi turn over to the CITY
anu county all the plans now in his possession
moved ana seconded that c. e. Apponyi be re-
CURED TO submit this proposition in writing to
the city council and county court
GEO. M SCOTT, Chairman.
The following proposition was submitted
ny Architect Apponyi:
To the Joint Committee on City and County
Building:
GENTLEMEN-In the matter of compensation
ior the plans and specifications OF the said build
ings, desire to submit the following PROPOSE
llon; Will accept as balance in full for COM
pensatlon for all services OF what kind or ma
lure whatsoever which / may have rendered
salG authorities to date in making plans and
specifications or otherwise the sum of S. 143
ana VIII agree to turn over for the use of said
authorities and without further cost 10 them
L
ton 10 hold good until January 5. 1891
c. E. APPOINT.
The report of the joint committee was
adopted aid contract drawn up embody-
ing the points recommended, and authoriz-
Ing the payment of the sum of S2,S7l50 by
Inc county when the proposition is &C
cepted by the city council.
OTHER BUSINESS
The county clerk reported that he had
taken out an insurance policy for So, 600 on
the county jail in the Home Insurance
company for period of three years.
On motion Judge Bartch was authorized
TO purchase lumber and other road mate
rial until further action was taken by the
county court.
Judge Bartch and o. P. Miller were ap-
pointed committee to report on P. +.
Goss proposition to remove his building
Tor the opening of North Temple street.
a. q. Matthews asked that his taxes be
RENTED. Referred to the county collector
A petition was received from Marion L.
Beach asking for areduction oil assessment.
Referred to the county attorney.
On motion the bonds of the county as
SCISSOR were ordered to be fixed at $500. 600.
An application was made byiLucyC Carter.
asking that her husband, w. A. Carter, be
granted aid from the pauper fund. An
order was made granting him $40 per
month during the pleasure of the coart.
James A. Moyle appeared on behalf OF
Iooele county In reference TO tax imposed
on transient sheep owned in Salt Lake
county and summered in Tooele county. No
definite action was taken.
John Hunter made application for the adj
mission of his father. John D. Hunter. to
the lnt1rmary, support to be furnished by
John Hunter, jr. The request was granted
Inc lease entered into with William Il.
Jones Tor gravel beds was adopted and
signed.
a statement of the money received by the
county clerk and turned over to the treas
urer was received and accepted.
1t was ordered that the county physician
be instructed 10 display flag at all places
inflicted with diphtheria or other infectious
diseases within his Jurisdiction.
Inc clerk was authorized to advertise for
DDS Tor furnishing books and STATIONERY
Tor the use OF the county during 1891.
A petition was presented by William
Lennon and eighty three other residents
OF Mill Creek and Big Cottonwood pre-
eincts, asking that right OF way DE granted
TO no railroad company to build line along
the county road beginning at a bridge in
front of William Lemons residence in Mill
creek, representing the road was narrow
and that 1t was the main thoroughfare over
Which teams We're driven by many bows
and women. The granting of the franchise
and building the road would be the cause of
many runaways and other damages. The
petition was laid on the table for one week
On statement of ex-Selectman Smith
and others who had examined the books of
the Wells Fargo bank, the assessment of
that institution was cut down from $3.50. 900
to s150,000
a communication was received from w
j. Lynch, assessor elect, IN reference to
the appointment of deputies to collect sta
tistics of the county. Laid over for one
week.
On motion it was ordered that the county
clerk make the totals on the appendix to
the assessment roll for 1890 and affix his
iurat.
Bonds for liquor license filed by E. c..
Warenski and Henry Keyser were accepted.