The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-22


notice or such failure, and on our neglect
OF INABILITY after such notice, to furnish
scrlbed. oo
After our lamps have been located. Wa
are Wiling to move them, or any of them
10 any other street or streets in the city
Wnere the labor Of lighting will be no more
uIIncult. Tor the actual cost of taking up
transporting and resetting, which will be
ABOUT % cents per post and lamp
committee on improvements.
DOESN'T GET 1T.
City Attorney Hall, 20 whom was re-
terred the petition Of G. A. Alder, asking
Ior corrected deed to certain property
reported that the petition did not show
sucn Facts as warranted the action asked
ana ne recommended that until such facts
were presented, the petition be not granted
Adopted.
Is IN TAYLOR
me same officer, to whom was referred
Tue o1er OF Charles B. Taylor to sell to the
CITY strip of land on Third street. re-
ported that the title OF the land was in Mr.
Taylor.
TAXES RENTED.
Inc same officer recommended that the
Petluon OF the Fifteenth ecclesiastical
Sara, ASKING that the taxes on lot {, in
-
reunited be granted. Adopted.
HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED.
The city recorder reported that the no
IIces OF intention for extension of water
mains on the following streets had been
published: Fourth West, South Temple,
FIRST East, First South aud Eleventh East
Adopted.
RAPID TRANSIT TAX.
City attorney reported that in his opinion
Tue counsei could rightfully accept from
the Rapid Transit company, SIS per car in
LUZ OF The per capita tax. The report was
ADOPTED and the tax fixed at S25 ON each
car.
1T GOES.
Inc city engineer recommended that the
TAX OF S25 levied on the property of the FIT
teenth ward Relief society be RENTED.
Adopted.
WILL LOOK INTO 1T.
In the matter Of the petition of Peter
Moone, asking for an exchange of lands
Win tne city, the city attorney recon-
Luenueo tnat the matter be referred to the
Adopted. ''0--'
NOT TO-DAY.
City Attorney Hall recommended that
Inc petition of Isaac and w. G.. Jennings.
asking for deed to certain lands. he not
granted, as the probate court had adiudged
1ne title to the land to be in M. A. Lang
stroth. Adopted.
TO EXTEND THE SEWER.
The committee on sewerage recon-
mended that the petition of W. H. Rowe
and Others asking that the sewer be ex.
tenoed up Canon road some 400 feet be
granted Adopted.
BRIDGE
The committee on canal. to whom was
referred the petition of the Brighton &
North Point Canal company, asking thar a
orldge be built across the canal on Fifth
Soutn street, recommended that the same
be granted. Adopted
FOR sPRINKLING.
Inc committee on sprinkling recorn-
10 me en- that the bill of Mount & Griffin for
slou Tor sprlnkling be allowed. Adopted.
WE SHOULD SAY NOT.
Inc committee on canals, to whom was
referred the petition of ]. 1. Neff and others
asking that all that portion of the Jordan
canal north OF Seventh South street he
abandoned and the right of way offered for
ssle TO the abutting property owners, re-
commended that the same be not granted.
'N'o'
1T WILL BE DONE
Inc committee on municipal laws tn
whom was referred the protest against the
carrying out of the intention to extend the
water mains on Third South street. recon-
lnendeo That an order levying the tax be
made. Adopted.
HIT AT WALDEN
Inc following resolution was offered bv
Councilman Cohn:
Resolved, That the Office of deputv trea s,,rer
oe apoIIsneo ana all matters relating to licenses
ana oIher collections for the same he trans
Ierred TO the office Of the city recorder and that
there be allowed said office a license clerk at n
salary or sl25 per month, being the same as is
40" allowed the deputy treasurer. Said license
clerk and all matters relating to the jicenSe
business QncIuding the inspection, collection
ana issuance OF licenses, etc. to be under the
SUPERVISION ,L' and control OF the city recorder.
mat the committee on municipal laws he in
5tructed 10 present to this council. at its neTt
meeting, an ordinance covering this resolution.
by request Of Councilman Hall, the mat
ter was laid on the table for one week.
EXHAUSTED But TRIUMPHANT.
Councilman Pembroke offered q rasolu-
lion requiring the Rio Grande Western "a
remove from Sixth West street within
thirty days all tracks laid without AUTHORITY
Adopted
This encouraged Penn, so he fired in
another resolution authorizing the appoint
nent OF committee to confer with the
authorities OF Morgan county to devise
plan OF opening road through CITY Creel,
canyon to Morgan. This unfortunately
ned 1or want OF second, but Penn came
light back with the following:
''Be it resolved, That the street snner-
visor be instructed to place no more gravel
1pon any street which is within the paving
districts" This was also lost, but bv the
line the vote was taken Penn had this one
'eady: ''Be it resolved, That the board of
he Deseret university regents be requested
ly this council to take steps to comply with
he conditions upon which the university
grounds were ceded to them.n This was
ADOPTED, and Penn dropped back in his chair
but triumphant
DO 1T YOURSELF.
The committee on canal, to whom was re-
erred the petition of w. Templeman. ask
ng tnat bridge crossing the canal in front
II his farm be repaired, recommended that
he same be not granted. Adopted.
A TEMPORARY GRADE.
On motion of Councilman Karrlck. the
nglneer was authorized to establish tenn
orary sidewalk grade on the south side of
first South street from Second East tn
'ourth East. Adopted.
RESOLVED TO GO AHEAD.
Councilman Parsons submitted the fol-
owing resolution, which was adopted:
Be it ordered that the city council hereby de.
9rmine 10 proceed with III Improvement ~
aging sidewalks in districts l. 2, and IA and
nat the work and improvements De made under
ne supervision of the board of public works.
TO ENTERTAIN HARRISON.
The following was presented by Mayor
colt:
o the City Council OF Salt Lake:
GRNTLEMEN-This city will soon be bonored |
y visit from the President of the United |
tates. and that proper recognition OF the event |
e made by the city, request that a COMMITTEES |
I'VE from this council be appointed TO arrange |
" the reception and entertainment of the |
resident and his party, with AUTHORITY to co. |
perate with the citizens committee and make |
u necessary arrangements.