The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-08


/ Booth PltslGIrg.
George ouong was granted S4.75 for
an estray Which had been sold belong
ing To HIM.
hunoIf Ri nolfson, sick person,
asked tor assistance. Referred
Pyne X i aiOen were granted d
Wholesale Iqaor lice Sc, r. S. Hines
/ and il. h.,WiII S, retail
james q. snow appeared and made a
statement ihat he had been dOuDly as
seosed OH his land i'll 1899 and asked
that his lax Tor 1891 u Icnitteu ON that
acc, unit. Referred to the city assessor.
Iue Mayor stated that he had re
ceived communication from gen
/ tleman named NIX. and one from
Ford Bros, both of Colorado in rela-
/ ton to waterWoTks. They wanted TO
/ put Il system in for Provo, and TAXI
city bonds III exchange. Referred.
he city recorder submitted his re-
port of licenses collected for the month
of July, showing the total amount paid
INTO the treasury To he 81, O67 .45. The
report was accepted.
The marshal submitted his report,
showing the number OF arreS.s to be
%, and fines assessed $500; paid in
cash, $780,; abor, $S3; appealed TO
( District Court. S2Z.U5; RENTED by the
/ Mayor, twelve days Imprisonment. The
report was accepted.
fne committee on judiciary sub
lniIted the following report:
To he Cdy Council, Of Provo City:-
GENTLEMEN y Your committee OH iu-
/ dietary to whom was referred the list
o1 remittuncrs and batements and adj
INSTABILITY OF am Id ny the ordinance
To provide for revenue Il Provo City
passed February 10, 1885, report tia
! we have con .lueIed tie same and rec
ommend that the Ordidance be amended
and herewith submit Il bill for Sd d
amendment and /, cUmeHd tile list I'll
Teuit lance ami abattn entS he Referee.
to the Council. H. j.. MAIDEN,
Chairman.
The report was accepted.
The commute n streets and alleys
/ Submitted Jhc following report
| To ne Litg COu4cji, Of PrOCO City,
CfsNTLESlEN.-GU our COmmIlJee OH
/ Streets ana leys, 10 whom WAS Re
frued the MA ter Ot The L. l.. NJ. Y b.
/ Co. taIirlcc running south from tie
/ norm side Of + T5t Slert between
and j streets 1t distance I'll about twelve
rods. report that we uave examined the
same and recommend the city have
/ nom ~ 10 do with the matter, as
| fitr ds maniug drain of Said race l.
concerned. l.. ). GLAZIER, Chairman.
Mr.. uenrichsen stated that the cpm-
mHite uaI not accommodated any
tuln=.
lHt Mayor read Iile report again D''t
MI llehllclsct! SUN tllouIht Il was not
a Recommendation. only an op'nl"h.
MI A'uoeA-I don hho" "liaG you
cal! recommending then
he report =" a' adoP ed
lac Iollo"lhs clalihs were "AoWe'i
an Mounts appropriated:
itsU Nd.l"hdi Ddhh IuF interest
OH money Goifo"eu'- .aoo'U"
I lice Dlu Tor July .....-.....-- .zo4-uh
". ~ HehtN Tor LABOR .--------- 5.tO
west 20 op Tor oats =; 49,. I3.-O
Ndlt-r scott, SeNflces as attr-
master ;.--....;,,,.--.. ..-...-, 1870
james GtaY'oei uty W atei -lliiSt 7 oo'Z2
Jof-th Hansen, services as sup
erV ts"f -. '..'''''--' 2t'to
joseph strong ior I'por' '-...... 4o.OO
( oolF4 Mills Oo'' lol elecIi'c a,o no
NM - =. =4V'VO
team ......,...... $500
Saug Lee for board OF prisoners for
july 60. go
The claim of \. A. Noon. Justice OF
the peace for $3l2 30 was referred TO the
Mayor. An appropriation of $S2 was
made the commi tee ON streets to pay
for The use of the well drove by Steve
Buunel when proper contract was
signed
Tie bill to amend the revenue or
dinance passed its first reading. MIR
Maibpn moved that the rules lie so :.
pended and tie bill be passed it's So
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