Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06

mission, two months ago. 60 lsr q
second track On Fourth West stree.
and unless that action were rescind.
Ell, the work could not llwfully be
stopped.
Pembroke said tie question -sas:
Nil the eitr give Inc Union Pa.
cihc That street for switching and
ael'ot PURPOSES; or compel the road
% use its own grouni:
PembrOke's motion 10 refer the
FOu I'll West Street matter 10 the
COMMITTEES on streets with instruc-
tons TO give the property owners a
hearing, was earriei.
Parsons, Notwithstanding the
motion had prevailed, urged that to
prevent the I. +. from using that
street would injure tie business
men OF the city, aud he moved to
refer the matter 10 4 special com
flittee. Lost.
The committee on waterWoEks
rendered the following report:
Your committee, to whom was re-
l ferred the quarterly report Of the
I superintendent OF waterworks, beg
( leave TO report that we haye examined
the same and compared the estimates
( made for extensions OF m ms with
I the amount levied by special tax and
/ find that in most cases the tax col
/ lected covers the three-fOurthS cost,
and also find that the cost Ct digging
and fitting the trenches by the super
iutenIcut q iuss shan when the work
I was contracted for. Respectfully.
JAMES ANDERSON,
w. z. NOBLE.
~ II. II .SPAFFcRr,
aug >, 1850. ConrnItIee.
The police court report for July
showed: Number cases tried, s97;
total amount Of fines assessed, s.
$3.50; amount Of fines paid in cash,
$1,000. II was referred 10 the com
miItee on police. ...,
The following Petition, signed by
-, ". Powers, !. b. NcGrath and
several hundred others, was pre-
scented:
SALT LAKE CITY. Aug, lspo.
To hc Honorable Mayor ard CiiV
C1u8-i, Sat- Eglg Ctr
"0cnilewen-v-c the undersigned
ciiizeEs OF Suit Lake City respectfully
geiitipn your honorable body 10 in
sert clause in the contracts Of agree
IA. ut IN the JOINT city aud county
iuildinE that said building Shall "e
erected by union i-,r', olly and salt /.
Lake wr-|- 'or salt Lake workmcn,
y0a. petitioners will ever pray"
Referred to the committee on pub
lie Improvements.
= number Of bills were presented |
aud allowed, n shown 10y the list OF |
appropriations below.
Treasurer Walden stated 10 the
caIncii ihat an Office boz was need :
90 ia the Offices * The mayor, I
auditor and treasurer ami suggested 1
that Tic mayor be authorized 10 I
employ one.
Lynn So moved. carried.
City Attorney Merritt Suggested /,
th8t the council fS time 10 sit Is Z
"a hoard of equalization. (
The 80! fer a. ordinance fixing .
the Gig TAX at frGr mills was taken !
uU and ;ssssg3, Ihgn Mr. Clute, the !
a--gs-lT ana collector, said Il would I
take ,i!i Aug. 9th 90 extend the TX
on the roll, and issue the notices.
Anderson then moved that the
council 1T rs q hoard OF equalization
daily except Sundays. 1t : =. IN.
from Aug. 2H.h t. Aug. &lsJ in
elusive. Carried.
The ordinance forbiiuiHg fishing /
aud hunting in City Creek Canyon
was uIssg5. It's maximum penalty
Is $50.
The bill !Cy an ordinance relating
10 tire storing Of hay or straw, ia
stack or pile. Uuless I4e- certain
conditions, was read a third time
and passed. No suCh Pile th8ll /
come within sixty feet OF any build
ing in which fire is kept. unless 1t
is properly enclosed or secured from
flying sparks. The boundaries OF (
that portion Of the city % which the
ordinance ayl lies arg: The wet line
u the military reservation. Seventh
North Street, Sixth West Street and
Ninth South Street. Tie penalty
attached is 4 fine II not less than
80 H1E more than 500, ami SO for /
.veTy day the same shall remain
lfter the notice % remove it shall |
be given 10y the Chief OF the Fire !
The fire limits ordinance was re-
erred back to the committee for the
Correction Of some accidental errors.
The bill for an ordinance rel Itiug
@ the burning Of hay, straw and
-uhbisi in the city limits WAS read |
Ora third time and passed. 10 pro-
;ides that no sJul b sh OF any kind I
ball be burned in the city uxcep; I
Jetween the hours Of g am. and -
lOUu. The penalty for each OfIenSe
s fine not 70 exceed $40.
The bill FOR an ordinance confirm
ng tine assessment Of lots and blocks
,hutting on both sides Of First East [
Street, from South Temple 70 First 4
south Street, aud on First South I
rom First East to Seventh Esst |
trsets. was laid over for one week.
The matter Of accepting and pay
ng for the cement pavement laid /
~ Elias Morris, came up.Afts-
ONE discussion the Council adopted
'em6role's motion to accept and
)ay for the work, Mr.. Morris togive
. bond Of SljJ1 TO insure the work
or two years.
Pembroke called attention to the
act that the salt Lake Railway
'ompauy were laying 4 double
rack on a grade MADE by the city,
m Fifth West Street, thirty feet
vide, a distance OF three blocks,
which would exclude vehicles from
sing the graded portion. lie
novel that the company DO like
mount Il grading for the city, or
ls- lay their tracks on the sid Of
he street. Carried.
The followin. appropriations We're
made: