Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

PETITIONS
were read and referred as mentioned
below;
J. Y. Smith asked for cancellation Of
special sprinkllng tax. Committee on
sprlnkling.
J. Il. Brlce asked for permission to
pile building material la front Of 855
south, Second East Street for three
months. Granted.
william Shurtlln asked 10 be APP
pointed TO position on the police
force. Referred TO the mayor.
Seymour u. Young asked for a cor
rccted deed. Referred 10 the city Mt
torney.
The same gentleman asked that the
collection ola sprinkling tax ON certain
property be temporarily deferred. Com
mitlec on sprlnkllng.
A. "a. Paddock asked that s5i.s5 due
him from Dubois a Williams, contrac-
tors on tho Pafley'e canyon conduit, lie
paid. Board Of public WORKS.
John Sullivan asked permission TO
transfer the unexpircd portion Of his
liquor license 10 l.. Norton. Commit
tee ON license.
Joseph Caine, administrator, asked
for remission Of special sidewalk tax.
Board Of public works
The Salt lake Dramatic association
and many other persons owning prop
crty ON State street, above First South,
Protested against tho proposed grade
Tor that street being established. Com.
mittcc on streets.
q. w. Boyd and others asked that
the grade on Second South street. he.
tween Fourth and Fifth West, be
lowered foot. Committee ou streets.
The Poppcrton Place and Fort
Douglas Rapid Transit company asked
for franchise for y single or double
line street railway ON Fourth street
nom tho military reservation 10 Sixth
street and thonoe south 10 brigham.
Also along Second South street from
Popperton Place TO r street, thence
south along T street 10 flst street.
Committee on streets.
John Mace Ut al. asked that wagon
and foot bridge bo erected over the
canal on Sixth South street, between
Seventh and Eighth West streets.
Committee ON streets.
Frank Alvord asked for n position ON
the police force. Referred 10 tho
mayor.
Ii. r. Cunningham also asked for
appointment 10 n position on the police
force. Referred 10 the mayor.
The communication Of twenty
i've members Of the polio, force
complaining OF their treatment by
Captain Parker and Sergeant Glenn,
was read and referred ~ the committee
ON police.
Henry Anderson asked that Ger.
tain amount Of money due laborcrs
from Hobson 4 wiiker-on, be with.
held. Hoard Of public works.
II. ID. GIN asked 10 he allowed 10
make private contract for the coustrlc.
tlon Of n cement sidewalk Ia front Of
his premises. Hoard " public works.
Spsnccr Clawson asked 10 purchase
piece Of property known as con.
tlnustiou Of Sixth street. Committee
ON public grounds.
Bouus COUNCILMAN BECOMES A
POLICEMAN.
Mayor Scott reported that he had
appointed :. T.. Armstrong, ono of the
busted bogus counrilmen, To u position
ON the police force In place Of ID.
Alderts, resigned. Confirmed.
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ceg'.d.
Souno,,ninn nnu.tson moved That
W. =. Noop, VIZ pogus councilman
Wno WIS .e,on'Iy ous.ea ny Tue ~,
p,ehie court, No hppoih'"d 70 succeed
or. ooNi.s. v...,.,
.ouh.,Ihah iouns plassi IN mount
strong. The vote was Armstrong s,
Noble D. inc ia'ter was declared
s''V'e"'
CITY GSOISgYR's RTpour,
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Sly hny'heei Do,cnus reported
thht ne hhI examined anu arranged
Tor right Oi way through certain land
o~nou ~ Sysvi" D"u",' ~ e'ey
S" .onuu"' Nv ~ ~ a., sio. anu
askri Una. mn appropriation OF the
"inuuh. hneht,oneu We mAue. huop'ru'
Ihs same oiilcrr represented mat the
work OF paving sidewalks was now
under way but that no provision had
YET been hlhue Tor paving the Inter.
.s, , anu stree, crossings anu asl,ed
thhi action h- taken on The matter
The report of the city engineer for
the quarter cnulnH June 30, lsBl,
snoW.u .he eApenuiiures OF the three
months 10 be rs fnlluWki AufiI s..l.tl.