The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-09
THE COUNTY SEWER
Conditions Under Which it is
to be Built.
THE AMOUNT 1T WILL COST.
Liquor Dealers New Bonds Must lie Filed
Before Other Licenses Are Issucd-Gen-
eral Business Yesterday.

The question of connecting the county
buildings with the city sewers came up in
the county court yesterday, on the follow
ing communication:
Hon. Water Murphy, County Attorney:
DEAR SGR-The following appears on the
minute book of the county court, under
date of January S, 1891:
cit is ordered that the county enter into
an agreement with the city of Salt Lake
for the construction of a lateral sewer at
connect the county building with the
main sewer on Fifth South and Second
West streets, on condition that if any par
ties make connection with said
lateral sewer a tax of %
cents per square foot shall be
paid into the county treasury by such
parties before such connection. shall be
made; and that whenever a sewer district
is formed including such sewer and a tax is
levied and collected, so much Of said tax
shall be paid over to the county as shall be
necessary to reimburse the county in
full for the money advanced for the cor
stRuction of said lateral aud the county
attorney is hereby instructed to draw up a
contract in accordance here with, TO be pre-
sented to the city and county authorities
for their consideration.
Respectfully submitted,
G. E. ALLEN, Clerk
BY C. E. STANTON, Deputy.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That it is the sense of the
county court that bonds for the renewal of
liquor licenses must be filed with the
county clerk prior to the expiration of the
old license, and that all parties be prose
cuted who shall sell liquor without license,
or after their license has expired.
BOND APPROVED.
The bond of Tucker & Wallace for a
liquor license was approved and license
ordered issued.
TAXES on TRANSFORM HERDS.
A communication was received from
Beaver county relating TO taxes on tran
STORY herds. 1t was read and action de-
ferred until January Il, 1891.
AGAIN THAT BUILDING.
The report of the joint building com
mittee was received, subject to further ac-
ton. A resolution then passed to the effect
that it be the sense of the county court that
the joint building be constructed on the
plans of c. e. Apponyi, with such changes
and notifications as may be adopted
by the joint committee, subject
to the action of the county court
and the city council This reso-
luton was embodied in a communication
and sent to the city council through the
mayor.
MILL CREEK BRIDGE.
| Figures on bridge across Mill creek
were received and laid upon tie table pend
! ing further action.
BELONGS TO TIE CITY.
| John Donellan's petition 10 have Roper
street improved was denied, for the very
| good reason that the street is under con tro
of the city.
| HIS CLAIM ALLOWED.
| The claim of lessee w. Fox, for 81, Cos
| for making maps for the use of the county
collector, was allowed.
REFERRED TO HOWE
The petition for remission of taxes on thC
property of the Branson minors was re-
| ferred to Selectman Howe.
| BLUFF DALE ROAD.
George Bills and others asked for roat
from the Bluff Dale ward house to a poin
one-half mile west. 1t was granted.
THE REPORT APPROVED
B. B. Quinn, justice of the peace a
Bingham, presented his report OF the in
quest held on the body of Giuseppe An
tonic Maslai, which was approved ant
filed.
| Adiourned until yVednaadov pavt