Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

were also In attendance: jane, HAL
PaTpons, Cohn, Lynn, Noble, Arm
strong. wolstenholme, Heath, kerrick,
Spah6rl, Pendlctou, Pembroke, Au'
detson and Plckarj.
PETITIONS.
Policeman J. j. Roberts asked TO bo
remnncratcd for damages alleged TO
have been sustained 10 his team, WAGON
and harness by aciiy gravel bed fall
Ing on them. Committee on claims.
Charles Jacscholse asked for permis'
sion 10 erect fruit stand oppoa1te tho
lilo Gtande Western depot On Second
South Street. Committee ON license.
Andrew uebhardt ct nj. asked that
Oscar Emon be appointed special police
man. Gfantod.
william Thompson asked for relief
from defective drainage ut 5s9 south
Second West STREET. Granted.
J. W. Goldthwalt 1t nj. asked TO have
Sixth South Street graded between
Nin,h and Tenth East streets. Com.
miltce on streets.
Charles II. Taylor, through his at.
torncy, asked that the city purchase
from him n strip Of land XII rods he.
tween the city and the military rcscr.
walton, known ~ Third Street. Com
miilec ON publlc grounds.
The Union Pacific Railway Com
pany asked that Henry wonEel, JAMES
NJ. Cochran, Hugh Feency and u. u.
Edgar lie appointed special policemen
10 protect IT. property. Granted.
Samuel GalIeakzi ct NJ. asked that an
orier lie issued by the council com.
pclliug the Rio 6randc Railway Com.
pany u grad. and gravel Sixth West
Street from North Temple TO Fourth
North Streets. Committee on streets.
John ". Jones aud Fred J. May
asked for permission 10 pile building
material at "a aud 90 ast, eFit-t South
Street for % days. Committee on Pub.
lie grounds.
John 4. Buckle asked 10 be allo we'd
30 pile building material ON Seventh
Fast Street between Third and Fourth
South Streets. Committee ON public
grounds.
w. ID. Gaby asked permission TO pile
buildlng material In front Of 100 ives,
Flint South Street for thirty days.
Granted.
Isaac and William e. Jennings asked
for corrected deed 10 part vi lot q,
block ", plat A. Referred To the city
attorney.
l.. l.. Cnsady ct al. asked that
Eighth South street, between Third
and Fourth East streets DO graded.
Committee on irrigation.
T.. w. Taylor II nj. asked for better
police service In th- southeastern part
OF the city. Referred 10 the city mar.
shal.
The Board Of Education asked that
sewer main be- laid on Second West
Street Gar enough north TO allow con.
neciion TO be made with the Four.
teenth District school building.
"a FAULTY JUSTICE 90 Null"
a. Mcdonald represented that on the
morning Of Match 18th Of the present
year, onp James Mitchell Intercepted
him on East Temple Street by SELLING
the bridl. OF "a horse TINT he was driv.
Ing at tue time, and that after remon.
plying horse whip 20 him, he was ar.
rested by Policeman Randolph and
taken 10 the City Hall aud fined $40,
while his as.ailant was unmOlest,si.
This was entirely wrong aud seemed 10
be the exercise of that discretion which
measured the ability Of the victim TO
pay. The fabrication u the machinery
Of "such Justice(?lmill"ln IN, manner
mentioned was violation OF law, aud
ought To be investigated. Committee
on police.
APPOINTMENT Confirmed.
Watermastef J. NJ. Harvey reported
that he had appointed II. =. MuliorI
~ deputy watormaster for the Fourth
Precinct. Confirmed.
oypioE Rooms RENTED.
CITY Engineer Doremus reported
that he had rented and removed his
instruments and office fixtures from
the CITY Hall 10 the Dessert National
Bank building. Adopted.
MATS APPROVED.
The city engineer reported that mans
md proilles OF the Mochling and Flem-
ming subdivisions had been made In
accordance with law and asked for
instructions regarding the same.
ABOUT Dod TAN.
Joseph Silver, dog taN collector,
reported the collection Of s2a7 on
saventy.nine dogs, for the month
ending March 81. Adopted.
The city recorder reported tho pub.
llcation OF the notice Of intention To
curb and gutter flrst Fast street.
Received and iiled.
CEMENT MACHINE o, K.
The city engineer reported that the
cement testing machine recently pnr-
chased by the city had been received
aud was In good condition, aud recon-
mended thai Il bo paid for at once,
Adopted.
PETITION DTsIrD.
The committee ON Irrigation reported
adversely ON the petition Of L.. II.
Sharp ct al. To have the ditch on Roper
Street lowered from West Temple
Street to the jordan River Adopted.
TINE COW ORDINANCE 10 BE EsroRcrD.
The committee On sanitary regula.
tons 10 whom wins referred the petition
VI \. III. II. Smith, with reference %
keeping more than three cows within
the corporate limits OF the city, recon.
mended that the ordinance relating
thereto he put In force at once. Adopt.