Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-24

Transit Company, the track has teen
lali, and Tor this actual cost Is to IL.
paid Referred 10 the committee ON
streets. va
A. }. White and others asked 10
nave the wafer mains EXTENDED ON
nirst East Street to Eighth South.
Referred 10 committee on water
/ works.
\ petition was read asking that
Seventh West Street be opened anti
cleared Of fences, etc, 70 Tenth
south Street. Referred 10 commit
Tee on streets.
! Marco FrGnish asked TO be allowed
TO continue his lunch stand at the
corner OF Second South ami First
West streets. Denied.
A communication was read from
l. Z Woodbury., postmaster at Fort
douglas, Relative 20 connecting the
sewerage system OF the Fort with
that Of this city, and referred 10
committee on sewerage.
Jesse Harper aud others aske,I
that bicycle riding in the business
portion Of the city Ice confined to
the streets.
Pembroke moved to table the ne
luton Tor the reason that he had
some months ago taken this mstt,-
In hand, and introduced a resoIulior
covering the same ground. which
WAS in the hands CT the committee
on municipal laws.
y member of that committee de-
] MED all knowledge Of the alleged
resolution, and Pembroke Withdrew
his motion to table, aud the petition
went 10 the committee on streets.
Because Con. 0'Reeless hack was
laid up a long time for repairs, he
asked a rebate OF $40 on his license.
Referred 20 the committee on
claims.
y. Y. Hampton asked Permission
topurchase two springs located on
the OLD pest house lani. Referred
10 the committee on public grounds.
The GrOesberk Company asked
leave to tear up the sidewalk In
front of their basement 20 that a
large steam boiler could be put in.
Granted on condition that the side
walk be restored.
Fred. Simmons AMI others asked I.
that street signs be put up. Referred 4
TO committee on streets
John Hagyerty represented that 4
in June last he bought his present I.
b0Otblack stand near the corner OF I
Second South and Main streets, and 4
he asked to be allowed 10 maintain 4
II there. His petition had 4 num- /
Der OF endorsers. Pc erred 10 the 4
committee on license.
a Communication from 7 commit 1
tee OF dentists was read, explaining
the manner in which the draft for 1
an ordinance regulating the practice
OF dentistry, accompanying Il, came
10 be drawn, and defining the views
Of the participating dentists reiative
10 such law. the communication
and proposed ordinance were re-
ferred 10 the committee on municipal
laws.
The mayors report or fines and
penalties remitted during the six
months en- iiug Aug. 81, wss filei. I
The city engineer submitted pro-
flies Of First South Street, between
East Temple and Seventh East, and
asked that the gra,le lines be record !
ei as the Councils and not the
as he desired to 90 on
record rs being opposed 70 laying
permanent avements on temporary
grades.
The same officer reported that
there was reason 70 believe that, at {
4 moderate expense, subteranean
in the bed OF Emigration I
Creek could be diverted into the
pipes. and he recommended that IL {
would be done. In answer 10 a
question he said he thought it would
cost about $1,000. He was instructed
10 have the work done.
5. II. Conley, ssaler Of weights
and measures, filed his report.
\ communication vas real, SET
ting forth that all the persons aud
TO whom franchises had
been granted for the construction Of
street railroads in North Salt Lake
had failed 10 construct any lines. I
Il recommended that franchise
on certain streets be given 10 4. l..
J. W. Neh, Hu'ison
Smith, II. u. Folsom anl G. w.
Morse, aud was endorsed By 4 large
apparently several hun
irei, property owners in that part
If the city.
A franchise over the following
,trsets is asked for: Beginning AZ
Fifth West and Ninth North, thence
vest on Ninth North 70 Seventh
West. thence north on Lynn Street
o MAY Street, thence west on Nay
Street 10 the Jordan River. Also,
or a branch line beginning on
.fny street at block 45, Kinney *
plat, thence 70 Duluth
4 venue. thence west to Cleveland {
1 venue, thence 10 the county roads
hence 10 the city limits. Referred
o the committee on streets.
The committee on claims reported {
m several minor items and in re-
pect TO the petition Of Aurelius
Miner. ESD, for damages for false 5
.rrest and Imprisonment on July {
.th. The committee stated thatthe '
.ity attorney held that the petitioner !
az no remedy As against the city, {
nd they therefore recommended Z
hat his petition be denied. Adopt ]
The committee on license reported :
n favor Of granting to two men, I
Who were aged aud iniirni, and q
we're now keeping fruit stands on :
he sidewalk, permission 10 continue
n business. K!
Auderson opposed the adoption OF 5
be report, saying that the city was j
ryins to clear the streets Of these y
tsnds, aud if permission were given
, one class to maintaiH them, Il !
Guild not bc withheld from others j
Cohu thought legitimate Objects :
( charity might be made EXCEPTIONS y
. the rule. Quite a debate ensued, {
esultiug Ia the adoption OF the re- 4
lort. Anderson and Parsons voting :
No..
-irhe next item Of business was the y
diverse report Of the same commit I
ee on the petition Of Alfred Bolsu- Z
er who asked leave to maintain
,ortable lunch stand. I
Anderson thought the report =
hould be rejected under the last
-ote of the council, but 1t was =
iopted-
The committee on municipal laws !
thst the present oral- [.
lance be amended 50 a to require :
elegraph and telephone wires to De !
lot less than % feet from the grcunu' (