Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-16

TO order ut O'Clock last night. rhc
councilmen who responded 10 roll-call
were: 5paiiord, Karrlck, Heath,
Pendlelon, POLAND, Anderson, Par
sons, Hardy, Young, Hyde, James,
Lynn and Tuddeuham.
The absent members were Pickard
and Smith.
The following
PETITIONS
were read and referred to the commit
tees named:
o. Proschell aud others asked that
Eighth West street, between First and
Tenth South streets, be put In passablc
condition. Committee on streets.
q. A. North asked that bridge be
constructed acros. the Jordan and Salt
Lake Canal on the boundary llue OF his
property. Committee on Jordan and
Salt Lake Canal.
l.. Adams and others asked that ia.
Read be appointed u policeman, with
special power TO protect the salvation
Army from tho insults Of pedestrians.
Referred to the city marshal.
MIS-. W. u. Rafferty, asked rebate
OF $3.50 on unexplred restaurant
license. Committee on license.
The Deseret National Bank, by LIS.
Hills, asked to be reimbursed In the
sum OF $3.50 for sidewalk paving aud
curbing In front Of Ia property. Com.
Inittee on streets.
Laura Croker Pitts, administrators
OF estate OF Frank Crock,r, deceased,
asked that the special tax for water
main extension on said property be
cancelled, claiming double assessment.
Committee on waterwOrhs.
Joseph Condie and others asked that
they be- recomDcnsed for property
given TO the city for the opening OF
Ninth South street. Committee ON
claims.
George A. Lowe and others asked
that First South street, between Sec
ond and Fourth East streets, DO
graded to the established lines. Com
mittee on streets.
Joseph Il. Morgan asked that retain.
ing walls 10 built along the east aui
and south sides Of his property ut the
corner Of First North aud State
streets. Committee on streets.
George StIingfellow and others
asked permission 20 tap the water.
mains on Sixth South street, between
Second aud Fourth South streets.
Committee on waterworks.
"A. II. Ewing aud others asked 10 be
allowed TO extend their wires for the
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along certain streets In this city. Com
mittee on improvements.
John T.. Thomas represented that he
had twice before peiitioned the Council
TO take action on claim for damages.
He now asked that attention be- given
the matter forthwith.
Thomas Jennings asked the cancel
lation Of special watermains extension
assessment on certain property owned
by him.
Mrs. Nellie Seifert sent in bill
for So for taking care OF a Mrs. Lam
ders at the request OF DR.. Hall aud
Marshal Young. Committee on
claims.
The s;hllair Railway Co. asked for 0
franchise foT broad guaged railroad on
Sixth West street, from the Rio Graudt
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The board Of public works submitted
the following estimates OF the city en-
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In the matter Of the condemnation Of
the right Of way over tho land OF VIM,
Fuller, for Parley's canyon conduit,
the city attorney reported that Mr..
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III advlsed tbat mai amonnt be mr.
n,onyi.,ed for tbo r,1rnoso nam,J
hdnnted