The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-01
CITY ATTORNEY HALL
Mr. Merritt'S Successor Elected by
the Council Last Evening.
FLAGGING AND ASPHALTUM
Both Materials Will be Tested for Sidewalks
Unless There is a Protest-A Quiet and
Business-Like Session.

Mayor Scott returned from his trip to Califor
MIA yesterday and presided at the meeting Of
the city council last evening. The councimen
present were Messrs. Parsons, Cohn, James
Lynn, Armstrong Wolstenholm, Heath, Penn
broke, Karrick, Spaford, Pendleton and Pick
ard,
THREE MORE SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
The Union Pacific asked that Henry Wenzel
James NJ. Cochran, Hugh Feeney and G. b
Edgar be appointed special policemen to pro
tect its property. Granted.
TO PILE.
Benson s. Co. were granted permission to pile
building material on Third South street be
tween Main and State
WHAT FOR
Charles B. Taylor offered to sell the city a
strip OF land on Third street for s., 600. Com
mittee on public grounds.
WANT GRAVEL.
J. w. Goldthait and others asked to have
Sixth South street, between Ninth and Eleventh
East. graYeled. Committee on streets.
Samuel GalezZi and others asked that the
Rio Grande Western be required to grade an6
gravel Sixth West street. from North Temple
10 Fourth North. Committee on streets.
AND ANOTHER.
Andrew Gebhardt and others asked for the
appointment Of Oscar Enron as special police
man. Granted.
A FRUIT STAND.
Charles Jseschke asked permission to erect Q
fruit stand opposite the Rio Grande Western
grounds. Committee on license.
FOR HIS TEAM.
J. J. Roberts, the owner of the team an6
wagon with which young Simpson was work
ing when killed by a cave at the gravel beds re
Gently, sent in bill for S242 damages. Com
mlttee on claims.
TO THE NEW PoSToFFrCE.
frs1n
10 construct stone crossing from the new
poStohice to their building opposite.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TOURISTS.
H. S. Buckwalter asked permission to sell
books, ETC., on the corner OF the Temple block
Committee on license.
FOR THE NEW BANK BLOCK.
W. S. Mccormick asked permission to pile
building material on the Elephant store corner
Granted, under the usual restrictions.
A SEWER NEEDED.
The board of education asked that the sewer
be extended on Second West street, far enough
TO connect with the Fourteenth school
Granted.
TO PERFECT TITLE
Isaac Jennings asked for deed to part of lo
6, block g. plat A. TO perfect title. Referred to
the city attorney,
HI, THERE, MR.. SHowELL.
W. Thompson represented that there was {
good deal of garbage on Fifth South street
near Fifth West, and he asked that 1t be re-
moved.
THE CANAL EXPENs ES.
The secretary Of the Jordan and Salt Lake
canal sent in a bill for $3.50. Appropriated.
SHOULD GET A DOG.
Z. W. Taylor and others residing on Second
South street, near Ninth East, asked for better
police protection. Referred TO the marshal.
NAY PILE.
J. r. Buckle was granted permission to pilt
building material on Seventh East.
HAS A KICK COMING.
A. Mcdonald represented that he was re
Gently arrested uniewfully by Officer Randolph
and he thought he had kick coming. Commit
tee on police.
THE wATERMAsTER REPORTS.
watermaster Harvey submitted the following
report OF expenditures in his department dur
ing the quarter ending March 81:
Controlling irrigating water, labor. ---s 300 O
supplies -:-.--------------------- 4z6
Jordan canal, labor------.-..- --------- l06 o.
SuDplies. 80 On
Pariey's creek canal, labor ......--..-. Il O
Surplus canal, laDor----....- 9S q
Total-----......-------- soe9 o
The report was received and fled
The same ofncer reported that he had ap
pointed E. 5. Milford deputy watermaster 70
the Fourth precinct.
PADDoCE's SAND BEDS.
City Attorney Merritt reported form of deer
for the lease Of the city sand beds TO A. G. Pad
dock In regard 10 the petition of KELSEY 4
Gillespie, asking the city to pay them SD q
with interest. TO clear the cloud on the title a
property purchased by them of the city pnde
warranty deed, the attorney recommends
that the petition be granted.
THE STREET DEPARTMENT.
Supervisor Paul submitted the followin,
statement OF expenditures on street improve
Inents during the quarter ending March 81:
Material and supplies 1880 4
Total S. 993 6
To this is added 75l days Of prison labor
bringing the total up to 5.g9S.64. The repor
was received and filed.
WANTS SAFE
The city attorney reported that he had re
moved his office to the Deseret bank building
and he asked that safe be provided for him
Committee on Improvements.
Il GETS ARR
Dog Pelter Joe" reported that he had col
lected 1927 dog tax in March. Filed
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE ENGINEER
The oityengineer recommended that the bill
of Rieple Bros. for $3.50 e5 b paid. Adopted
The same officer reported that owing to un
favorable weather he had been unable 10 com
plete his estimate OF the cost Of water works
Tor the Capitol hill and the dry bench and b,
was granted further time.
The same oficer reported that he had ar
ranged for right OF way for the Parley's canor
conduit. as follows: With Bird & Love- for SlOo
with Z. NJ. Benson, for SO: with Z. b. Wicks
for s.. Confirmed.
IT WILL BE PAVED.
Recorder Jack reported that the notice OF in
tention 10 curb and gutter First East street hat
been published, and no protests had been filed
Adopted.
''YoUR CAUSE is JUsT'-ETC.
The committee on streets, to whom was re
isrred the complaint of w. Riddle and Others