Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-17
LaAars Of The Board Of EQuaIi.a.
lion Ended.
EAGLE GATE TO BIZ SAVED.
A Board Of Medical Examiner.
Elected.

mendstions reEarding tie same, VI
| Thst The ASSESSMENT against Ere
simon on personal property
raised frOm 5000 10 $4,000.
That the following sums Of money
assessed against the following parts
. be abated, they having satisfe
= your committee that the moneys 5
/ assessed against them have been e.
! peutsd in real property that ha
been assessed Onee FOR the euFref
year:
ClsuIius V. Spencer, 5000; JON
Mcdonald. s5llT: l.. F. Smell, $50.
W. a. Ses5dhEIin, 5000; J>seph i
Easiam. 500: r. Il. CritchloH
s93le, and J. 4. Beless, s2)sJ. Tina
the S.555 assessed against B. :
Young be aha;ed IL Mr.. Young ca
satisfy the ASSESSOR that he hal dis
posed Of the mortgages which thi
money Represents brior 70 tire dat
OF the asst-ssIiient levy. Thai The a
sessment Of s2l00 against Mar
Nixon and 5000 against Emma y
Davis be confirmed.
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. X. PARsOSs,
JAMES ANDERSON,
w. II. H. SPAFFORD,
Committee.
The report was adopted, which &C
ton wound up the business OF th'
board Of equalization
The Council then resolved itsel
into a municipal Legislature. aCt
transacted the following business:
VIM. Burke and others asked Il
have established the grade Of a new
street extending from Main 10 Wesl
Temple, between Third and Fourth
South. The city attorney said the
council had no control Of the street,
until It should b. decided TO the
city, and the matter was referred e
the committee on streets.
The sun Napor Company present.
ed an amended proposition 10 furn-
ish 100 street lights, reducing the
price Sl.5p each. Referred TO the
committee on improvements.
W. y. Cook requested action on
his claim fox damages sustained 10y
his vile, VIM fell in 4 trench along
which no warning lights vert
placed. Referred 10 the COMMITTEES
on claims.
a communication from Sarah
Sleeves, regarding a claim previous
ly presented by her, went 10 the
same committee.
FWanHH WaWNHsHH
justice I.aney urged an INCREASE in
the compensation OF the police cOurt
clerk. Referred 10 committee on
police.
T.. u. Sissctt wanted 10 rent Z
house ia the Seventh Warl which
belongs 10 the city. Referred tc CON-
mit.ec on public grounds.
Aurelius Miner presented a de
maud for damages Tor false arrest
and imprisonment on July 5.h.
Referred to the committee on
claims.
T. +. Gregg and others asked 10
have Second South Street near
Twelfth East, graded. Referred 10
committee on streets,
The Utah Genital Railway Com
pany informed the Council that IL
was ready to lay it, track on Fourth
West Street, and asked that tom-
miitee be charged with locating the
same, the Union Pacific having
taken up much 81 the street. J. II
Young, ESQ. made brief adiress In
which he stated the situation tersely
and Complementary. The mFtieI
was referred 10 the committee OF
streets with instructions 10 report A.
soon Is possible.
Peter romney put ia an amended
bid for lease on the Warm Springs
property for five yeas. He offered
10 pay $40 per month during the
iirst year, $50 per month for the
second year and 500 per month FOR
the balance OF the term, and he also
agreed 10 eXpend Immediately in
improving the place 5000, and $500
additional during each year Of the
lease. Committee on p1blic
grounds.
Alfred solomon and Others asked
that the license OF the Eastern oil
Company he revoked, giving rea-
sous for the request. Referred 10
the committee on Licenses.
The city engineer reported that TO
make good job Of the bridges pro-
posed 20 he built at Liberty fark,
they should be supported Dy mason
~, which would cost $50. ADOPT
,d.
The same officer reported that tli,
sum OF S75S.S0 was due ]. ;. Morse
& Co., for work done On the Emig
ration pipe line. Filei.
The same officer reported that the
Utah Artssian Well company hat
completed another s-.ncb well o.
the IJ-acre 10; near Liberty PARK,
and the company, under it, c0niragt.
was entitled % SIS. Filed.
The same officer reported that g
plat Of Harrington, D5nnelly q
Newell's subdivision had heel
made and he asked for authority 70
approve tire same. Granted.
The cay engineer reported tba,
the sum Of S5,lO7.75 was due
Huliahan x Griffith on their Capitol
Hin reservoir contract. Filed.
Marshal Young submitted a report
showing his receipts during th'
quarter ending August 81 wen
SS17. %, while the disbursement
were the same. Committee Ca
police.
The committee on streets made tn,
recommendations Thai
the petition OF Il. II. Hick0k am
others asking that the city ar
cepi a street through block L., p!atB.
i-e not granted. That the petition OIL
F. Kulas, asking that the esirti
removed from lot 5, block -, plat +,
be restored. oe grantei. That ia,
petition Of Simon Bamberger foi
permission 10 construct and operate
a spur track from the main track on
the county road across Gem Street.
across Eighth and Ninth North
streets 10 a point near the pits Of the
Utah Lime & Cement Company, h.
granted; that the petition OF ]. r.
Walker and Others asking that Main
Street, between Eighth aud Ninth
South, lie graveled, be granted.
that the Utah Genital Railway
Company he instructed TO gravel and
put in condition FourthWs-st Street.
bstween Eighth South and south
Temple streets, for n distance q
forty feet on each side OF their
track; that the report Of the
city engineer, showing n profile
Of the street and sidewalk grade
on East Temple Street, between
South Temple and Third South
streets, be accepted, and that the
estimates Of the cost Of grading,
curling and guttering and paving
with asphalt First East Street h.
tween South Temple and Fourth
South was approved, except the
estimate for cutters 10 carry of irri-