Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-15

reco,, ents 10 not exist ihe,
nsJlended that the hios,s ~ =
r e % Conform % the osSi.f.1 :
Inc sanse c5r,rsiitns =.
living recoaansrnd a,io. - .ue INC Ioi
Tsti,,a seomsned to them; fhat ~ ~,
| h r;d..s q kelsey & GHls-rs,, sor
S -se over the Jordan =, E;n 1
. ne,;si a e,reet 6e eran;ei; that ~
pe.ltion Of 7. 7. TavIor r.. NAT ,-... IN
So 70 put In a wagon - -. Ni ~,
,un Temple Street Il .s, ~
snat the Electric Tiyht ,.s .anseu
bs az 1910 We ,1o street railway comnanjs'
~ t.eIuisel 10 use eOmbination nais-
49, - s'.Sst intersections. The conIn mo !,
&c also urged upon the Street raiI
Nay companies the uecessitv - =. =
Snce protecting the public finn, a. !.
o. falling wizes. Adonf.d
r. II. Parsons aud othersstLs,i .,
nave me water enll ssvrer - :
laid on Pirm Allev. Pes.-. ma y !.
/ s Ssy,, eOalaii'-ees on waterworks anc
IN. me secretary Of the Chan,,,e, .,
Sommerce presented a nisi ~ Pio, =
ger square as the Dsep Cr.ei- P an
LuAl company would imnrova q ~ a. :,
were granted to them. Referrsj !, :
'I Sa coulaiiitee on public grounds
Several bills were presented and
tsierred or ordered laid. Amono
them wa one from ARCHITECT = e
ponyi for $1,000, for services a. s-rbi
tect on the city b0iidins-. ON fnofior
OF SndeTsoe re claim was tshl,,I
On motion, action on The clsj,,, =,
air' Inilidge for pApeging ana paint.
Tug the cemetery lodge was deferred
Ios one week, 10 he considered In
eonneetion with two or three SINH.
lar bills incurred by Sexton Dunn
Inc oil Tor an ordinance proviJ.
ing mat all such work as LAYING
water or sewer mains, ,r-lsins,
streets, etc, except ordinary r-..-,irs
on streets, shall be let b- contract Ia
the lowest Responsible bidder, was
considered.
cn motion Of Plr.ons it WIS 81
AMENDED as 10 exclude the wort
on sewer district num5erore. which
was nearly eOupleici.
The bill was thea put on is final
passage, and was defeated. the yot.
being As follows:
Ayes-Armstrong, Hall, Stafford.
harriek and Worstenholuie-5; noes
Parsons, Anderson, Pickari.
Heath. COhn-5.
The vote ans 4 tie. As q minority
OF all the members OF the C6unriI
must vote aliirmatively on the final
passage Of 4 bill, in order 70 pass II.
the bill was killed.
CObn Introduced \ ill 10 re- lis.
triet the city into municipal wards.
Its provisions are rs follows:
All that portion OF the corporate
limits within the following boundaries
70 constitute the Firs. Ward: Begin-
ming n the Intersection Of south Tenn
pie and II streets. and extending
thence north through u Stree. 20 the
northern boundary OF the city. thence
east 10 the eastern boundary Of the
city, thence south To tho southern
boundary q the civ thence west 20 a
point opposite the centre sixth East
Street; tbencs north through the
centre - sixth East Street to tn -
tie Of South TEN ..s S.rao,, ibencs
cas-; 10 The pace Of beginning.
Al that portion Of the civ within
the following boundaries % constitute
the Second Ward; Beginning a the
Intersection OF South Tarirle anf G
strests, and extending north 10 III,
northern boundary Of the city: thence
east 10 the wes.ern boundary lire Of
tho FRS. Municirsl Ward. tke-ce
along said liuo 10 the sen hcrn boan- /
Diary OF the city, thence ives; % a point /
the centre Of Thrill Er.t
Street; thence north 70 S1uih Temn!e !
Street. thence east 10 the place OF be- |
ginning.
Third Ward - Beginning az thu
corner o. tho second Ward |
and running thence wes. 10 ~ ilutop- |
p1site the certre q TlSf Tempio |
Street; thence Eorla TO the intersection /
OF Centre Street with Elst Temple /
Street, thence northwes.orly along |
Centre Street % the intersection % /
First Yves; thence north 70 the north
ern boundary Of the city; thence east |
10 the western boundary OF the Sec
unl Ward; thence along said western |
boundary n the place q beginning.
Fourth Ward - Beginning nt the /
southwestern corner q tire Third 1
Ward, and running themes west to a
po!n, opposite the centre Of Second /
West; thence north to Second North.
thence west q sixth West; thence /
north TO the northern boundary OF /
The city: thence cas-. 70 the western
~ the Third Ward thence
along the western boundary OF sid /
ward 10 the place Of beginning.
Fifth Ward-BeEinniug n tho SOUTH
west corner OF the Fourth Ward and
running tnence west u the western |
boundary OF the city: thence north to |
he northern b3unaarv Of tho city: /
hence east 70 the western boundary OF /
he Fourth Ward; thence along said |
western line OF the said road 70 Second |
North Street: thence east TO Second |
'Hes- street; thence solth % the place |
u beginning.
IAe ordinance was read and referred |
70 the c1nihi,tee on municipal laws.
The committee on streets rendered |
he f3ii0Wiu. report:
We, your comm iies on streets, TO
whom was referred tho petition OF J. |
l. A4aasANAAs aa~aaAAA- ANA u VIZ
over certain streets OF this city, for the /
purpose o. building and operating n
sicam railroad, beg leave 10 report as
-0i,Ows:
In view Of the fact tina: Il i the pur-
pose % the petitioner to build and |
operate a railroad from this city TO
Deep Creek, and also from Salt Lake
-ity to the cosl fields OF EKsiern Utah,
md Western Wyoming, and reco-ufz-
NJ the importance Of the ciit i8.-lse
a forwarding tie growth, prosperity
md interest OF salt lake Cisy. we
TOuld respectfully recommend that
he right Of way be granted,
under such conditions and 10
,iriciions as the city council may
ieem necessary, 10 protect the
interests OF the cityl over the following
streets, 10 vii; Commencing on Tenth
south on Roper Street, AZ the eastern
Unit Of the city, thence west 20 the
Jordan and Salt lake Canal, thence |
lorthwesierly along the eas; bank Of
aid canal 20 Eighth South Street,
hence west along Eighth South Street
o the intersection with Second West |
street, thence north along Second /
Nest Street 70 the intersection with /
Third South Street, thence west along /
Third South Street 20 the city limits.
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. X. PARSONS,
LOUIS COIIS.
I join in above report ezcep: as TO
second IVES: Street, which, in my |
Judgment should be changed 70 Third |
Vest Street l. L. HALL.
4 bin for en- ordinance granting !
he franchise as above was intro
!uced. but the whole matter was
-eferred 70 the committee on n AMI |
,ipal laws for one week.
Hall offered tEe following, which |
vas adopted:
Res0lUed, That the Committee on
Ways and Means, with the City |
associated, are authorized |
o decide upon, design and arrange |
or the engraving for the 500 city |
ponds TO be issued Per action OF this
on OctOber 7th, 1872.
Cohn Introduces a drawing show