Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-17

| ton OF Eagle Gate was read when
the Mayor remarked: II did no.
know we had been asked 10 remove
II. This Is the first have heard oi
the matter.D a,..
spaffori-Doth street railway
cofnpanirs hste pesiti0ned the coun-
ell for Its removal.
Parsons-I don't recoilect about
the petitions 10 rerioye II but the
question came Up tesore the street
Committees when the franchises Of
the street raiIroaGs on that street
were icing cOusidenId. and the un-
derssanding was that the COMPANIES
xere TO raise II u9 30 that the cars
could pass under II. The committee
nevef contemplated the removal OF
the gn.e for a moment.
Oh motion az Pembroke the matter
was Temporarily iaid on the table.
Later II was brought up, when Cohn
moved that the petition 10 preserve
Eagle Gate be granted Carried
unanimously.
The supervisor Of streets and city
engineer reported that az the nequest
Of citizens residing on the south side
Of North Temple Street, between
Fourth and Fifth West, they bad
visited that locality and found the
.g1i5Ac6 TO .be premises prasi''-siif
cut or 10y new tracks Of the Union
Psc..ssS Sum,aBy c. the essi and by
the North Temple Street squeduct
on the north and west. To afford
proper access TO the property they
recommend the erection Of q
combination wagon road and
feet hridzc zcfusE the aqueiuci ~ n
point on line with the west boun-
dairy Of lot :, block 81. ria. 4. The
oflicefs also called attention to the
almost impassable condition OF Third
Wet Street. bvtween s1ulh Temple
and second south streets, caused
by the construction Of additional
railway tracks ami advised that ar
rangemeuts lie made v It'll the Rapid
Transit company for the use Il =
single Instead Of double trnck be-
tween Flrst aud Second South
Streets in order 20 leave a wagon
way between the east euro and the
tracks. All tracks east Of the centre
OF the street should be plauked the
entire distance from South Temple
10 Second South Street % provide
property owners a safe approach 10
their premises. Referred 20 the
committee on streets.
The matter II constructing = high
fence around Capitol Hill reservoir
was referred to the COMMITTEES
which had hitherto acted ir the
ciiy's behalf in relation TO the
reservoir.
The committee on sanitary rfg''s
latiOns 10 whom was referee the
q T.. u. Wicks In
regard 10 the dense and sooty smoke
that issues from the many Chin
neys Of this city, reported that they
had investigated the matter, anu
01ercd the following daft Of an
on the subject;
Section I-Thc proprietor, lesser
" occupant, engineer or fireman O;
any b1ilding IN which boilers arr
used for geu-ra,irs slcsm, who
shall permit or allow dense smoke 20
issue from tie clinineys 81 such
within the corporate
limits OF this city, shall for every
sueh oiicnse &c fined IN the sum Oi
not less than $ nor more than
$50, and each days on which such
smoke j. - permitted TO issue shall
he considered a separate Ofieus-;
provided, however, that the penalty
herein shall not apply 10 the fire
MN or engineer OfaDy building, the
owner or occupant Ofwhich has not
supplied q device for the eonsump-
lion or prevention Of smoke; and
provided further, that this ordinance
shall DC held 10 apply only TO such
building In which Is used or l. In
lpeTation 4 boiler or boilers which,
-.lher siugly or IN ba.leries, are OF
he capacity Of 80 liorse power OF
over.
Sc. .. This ordinance shall be in
'orce from and after niue months
ifter il passage.
The rcpoT: was adopted and the
ordinance referred 10 the committee
IN municipal laws,
The committee, On streets recon
nendei that tue profile Tor gTIde o.
First South Street, a. submitted T.,
he eng nesf, bc adapted. In the |
opinion Of tie c0ai1littec Il was mt !
necessary 10 bring the street 10 thc |
grade thus established ai the pre-
mt time aud recommends! ti.at the |
suggestion % the engineer that IT. /.
inier b pTeserve the shade trees, the |
north sidewalk be temporarily ex-
aud 10y siopirg the extended
western, bring the same down 20 the |
required grade OF stn,-et curb, thus
illJWinE the sidewalk TO conform TO
lie natural lay Of the land as nearly
- possible. Iua=much as Il would
likely he many years before this
street would be- paved, they did mt
es sufficient reasons for changing
he material from cement To flag
tone, as suggested by the engineer.
After n long wElugle, the report
vas laid on the table for one week.
The committee ON sanitary r.
,uIaiious 20 whom was referred the
,etition Of Il. Wood, asking FOR =
'0utrsct 10 receive and dispose o;
~ garbage. etc from the city after
he slme was delivered at his
grounds over jordan. The report
vas referred back 10 the committee
% ascertain II suitable arrangements
or transporting the garbage could
e made.
The following appropriations were