Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-02

AnS NtAHh-Ae-tN VI luuAit klo0uuc
male the following recommenda-
lions: That the petitions Of Henry
Dieter, Peter Tomnsy, Samuel Gal
laeazZi, George Llmbourne and w.
X. Perkins for the lease OF the
Warm Springs property be not
granted, and that the city improve
The property and put Il In good
shape ''as soon as p5ssible;' that the
petition Of Louis Fricke and other.
asking that the Warm Spring prop-
eriy be made into a public park, be
filed; that the petition OF Paddock
aud stephens FOR the right 10 work
all sand seis Of the city on reason
-uie terms be not granted; that the
uetitiOn Of z. Wood for a lease Of
land in Brighton Ward, upon
which 70 erect n slaughter
yard, he not granted; that
the petition OF W. w. Cook
asking the city 10 sell him a piece
OF land IN block S:s, plat r. be not
grantedi hat OF T. +. Jeremy ask
ing the city 20 sell him a piece Of
land in block %, plat c, be not
gEantedr that the petition OF Watson
& Brother FOR the righ; TO take sand
from the bed OF the jordan be grant
Ell; that the petition of William
Carroll asking permission To remove
The grand stand from Washington
square he granted; that the petition
OF J. y. ROZzel for = lease on blocks
> and liz, plat b, be not grfnted;
that the petition Of j.. O. Sessel 10
rent holse on the corner Of Second
south and Second West be not
grontei. In regard 20 The erection
OF a fence on tie north and wet
sides q Liberty Park, tie commit
tee recon nepjei thai tile improve
I ment 1t made in 1881.
The entire report wss ADOPTED ex-
ccpt that the sand privileges asked
by Watson Brothers were granted
during the pleasure Of The cOuuil, at
50 per month.
The committee on streets made
the following recommendation
That the Council take no further
action Looking 70 the laying Of
cement sidewalks on First South
Street from Fret East 20 Seventh
East. Should the Council decide
% lay walks on said street that flag
1 ging be used, - that the changing
! OF the ground would not destroy the
walks; that the petition Of q. T..
Kinney aud others Tor 4 franchise
10 bald and operate q street railway
on Msy Street in North Salt Lake
DC not granted; that the petition Of
II. Pembroke for n bridge ut the
corner OF First West aud Ninth
I South streets be granted; thst the
/ petition askiag thst Second South
I Street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth East, be graiel, be grant
el. In the matter Of the petition o.
7 John w. Young, asking the COun-
Z ell 70 direc. the Utah Western r ill
way Company where 10 lay
I IT, track on Fourth West Street,
the committee recommended that
Mr.. Young DC allowed to cross the
Union Pacific c0mpanyis coal SPUR
In the vicinity c. North Temple
street, 20 The wes. side Of the Union
fa-ific track, thence north on the
west side OF that track 10 Second
North, thence crossing the Union
Pacific track near Second North,
theme north along Fourth West,
parallel with and east OF tine Union
Pacific tracks, over such portion Of
said Fourth West street as the city
may have a vested right in 10 Ninth
North 30 connect with the Utah
Central line. In regard 10 the Pc
iition Of William Burt. asking that
the grade OF the street between
. Third and Fourth South and Main
anl West Temple be established,
. the committee recommend led that
tie city engineer be instructed b 10
the work.
Only two members Of the street
committee signed this report and il
was necessary to suspend the rules -
alJri II. The other members Of the
COMMITTEES are out " the Territory.
Pending the consideration Of the
report, 4 debate occurred - that
potion Of 8; which pfescTibes the
route OF She Utah Central ON Fourth
Wet Street. Hon. John W. Young
was present aud addressed the
Council IN favor Of the adoption o.
the recommendaliOns Ot the COM
mittcc.
The committee ON csmstery b.
whom had been rsfersed the bill Of
TuiEdge 2 60. Of Sl5S for paperiug
znI painting the lodge at the GENE
terry, reported that the expense had
b,s- { incurred without the suihOrity
ofthe council and that the com mittec
did mot feel dis. oscj 60 make any
recon- u ;s;igIsCl. \ debate about
paying are bill, or letting Sexton
Dunn fly Il out % his own pocket,
occurred. AMI vas ended by the
adoption II a motion % table the
mater TIL next mseting.
The committee on license, 70
whom was reierrei the petition OF
Alicel S3lJm9n and Others asking
that the ncence Of ths Eastern Oil
Company be revoked, reported that
the company named hal complied
with all the requirements II law
and acting un Ter the permission
grsntei then by the city, hal eN- Z
penIed several THOUSAND dollars Ia
constructing buildings, etc. ThH
owners Of property AUDITING on the
complny's premises did No; object Z
10 the existence u the storehOuse,
and in view Of III the circumstances I
they re,onlrlen lei that the license
bc no. revoked. Adopted.
The same Committee recon-
msnIed that free licenses t. petdie
be granted 70 Joseph Plant aud
Matthias Nelson; that Tee petition
Of James Blgan Tor permission %
continue his fruit stand on The Wa
satch corner Js not granted; TIA;
the petitions Of II. Ffuai-S . run a
lunch stand ca SeclEd South Street
and Of o. Smith b continue his
stand on Smiths corner be not
GRANTED: that the petition 81 !. W.
Marion and Peter Condos for ped
dlers' Licenses lie granted. Adopted.
The sane c0laiaiItee reported
back without rec0mmeuiatiOn, the
petition OF John Haggerty - pe al
Lowell - maintain boot black stand I
at Smiths dry goods store corner, as
no question Uf license vas involves
IN iI. After = debate on the subject
OF allowing such stands on the side
walk, the petition vas denied
4 number OF applications Tor
ped..ler's license were dispose of,
sJ1.e being granted and Others re-
fused.
Tie board O! public works reported
that bids FOR the work % be done on
Commercial Street Lad been opened
and the loves. found % b. Is fol-
lows: For paving the street, the
Utah Asphsit Company; curbiug
and gultering, Grand, Reimand &
Christie; cement sidewalks, Houla-
han x Grifli.hs. Tine council made
an Order requiring the board Of pub
lie works t. close contracts with
these parties and take their bonds.
The street committee offered a
resolution requiring the city engl-
neer In change the grade Of South
Temple Stree; az certain points, 20
thai the transverse grade should not
exceed three Der c=ut. Afier some
debate the resolution was tabled TIL