The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-13

naolOH DC accepted. Inc gentleman has
evidently given the matter elaboration
He evidently anticipated the action tha-
would be taken on his resignation and ha6
his resignation all prepared think we
should take action upon IL at once. and as
ne entertains the opinion that this is 8
dishonest body, 1 think it should be &C.
cepted at once.
On the roll call all the members except
Councilman Packard voted in favor of ac-
cepting the resignation.
EX-Councilman Pembroke then arose
and quietly left the hall, and the regular
oroer OF business was proceeded with.
CREDITS FOR oLUTE.
The committee on finance recommended
mat the assessor and collector be credited
as follows:
On uncollectable tax on land etcs 1898 s.
sewer tax IN district No. l...... 90 OF
| Adopted
THE sTRADAMANT PAVEMENT.
The proposition of w. H. Remington tc
pave the intersection of West Temple with
stradamant mastic cement, which was pre-
senteu on Monday night, was referred to
Inc committee on streets.
| REPEATING THE SIDEWALK ORDINANCE.
Councilman Cohn introduced a bill for
an ordinance repeating an ordinance ere.
atng paving district No. l. which was
passed.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Mrs. S. Dover and others asked for an
extension of the water maius on S street.
committee on waterworks.
! a t1sner and others asked for an extern
| sion OF the mains on First South street to
between Tenth and Eleventh West. Com
mlttee on waterworks.
The Salt Lake City railroad company
asked permission to build q single track
switch to the west porch of the Warm
springs building. Committee on streets.
Joe Martin asked permission to erect a
1rnlt stand at the st. Elmo corner. Com
mittee on license
William Price and others asked for an
extension OF the water mains on South
Temple street. Committee on waterworks.
William Brlce asked for an extension of
the mains on South Temple street. Com
mlttee on waterworks.
The Estate of r. B. Margetts and others
asked that Second West between Second
and Third North, be not sprinkled. Com
mittee on sprinkling.
j. j. Gleason asked to be appointed as a
police officer. Referred to the mayor.
Barnes q Byrne, represented that their
improvements at the Warm springs were
completed and invited the council to be
T
the building and try the lemonade. The
invitation was unanimously accepted.
w. ii. Whitney asked that foot bridge
De built across the canal on Ninth West
street. Committee on streets.
b. B. Wicks Eand others asked that the
grade OF State street, from South Temple
TO First South be changed to a straight line
instead OF curved face. Committee on
streets.
E. w. Tullidge was granted the free use
OF all city records to obtain information to
assist him in preparing Vol. of the his
tory of Salt Lake city.
w. Z. Hanson and others asked that the
slaughter house in North Salt Lake be
aoated as nuisance. Referred to the
board of health
Barnes & Byrne asked permission to
lease portion of the Warm springs prop
erty for an ice cream parlor and restau-
rant Committee on public grounds.
a u. Paddock asked to have a deduction
made on his bill for sand furnished by him
for the Parley's Canon conduit
The committee on license recommended
that Stewart q Richie be granted a retail
LIQUOR license at 81 Franklin avenue.
Adopted.
The matter of creating new paving dis
trlcts was, after some discussion, referred
to the committee on streets.
The ordinance changing the name of First
East street to State street was then taken
up and passed.
Sexton Dunno asked for an appropriation
OF $40 to purchase a sprinkling cart, to be
used at the cemetery. Committee on Gem
terry.
Recorder Jack reported that the lists and
plats for the assessment of property for
constructing sidewalks in the districts COW
cred by the ordinance recently passed, had
been filed with him. Filed
The same officer reported that the lists
and plats for extension of water mains on
Third South, Fourth West aud First
South and Eleventh East had been filed
with him.
The board Of public works, reported
that s2,0o4.6S, was due Hanlahan & Grit
hths for constructing sidewalk pavements
on Commercial street Appropriated.
The city engineer reported that $500 was
due Hines 81 Auer for work on artesian
wells at Liberty Park. Appropriated.
a communication was received from the
Salt Lake City Railroad company, ACCEPT
ing the franchise granted II on May 5.
yNr,v,r