Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10


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REMISSION o. SIDEWALK TAN.
The Board Of pulic works reported
iaVombly on the petition OF +. n.
Dyer fort remission u sidewalk tax
aoutting HE property on Commercial
street. Granted.
To COMPEL LABOR.
The committee on municipal laws
reported favombly on the petition re-.
quiring city prisoners to perform labor
when ordered ~ DO W ~ tho police
magistrate. Adopted.
AGAINST nm STRAIN DUMMY.
II. X. Thomas an host OF Others
residing on First Wet street protested
against le petition u the West Side
Rapid Transit company 10 run
dummies IN that street being granted,
a. u would dcpUciste the value Of
uluir property NJ least 80 per cUlt.
Ihcmatier was laid on the table 10 he
taken up with the report Of the com.
Inittco on the subject. when taken
from the table the second time, II was,
on motion VI Mr.. Hall. laid over until
the next regular meeting Of the
council.
CONDUIT EXpESDiTuRr.
The board II Public works reported
mat sh,hJO.u9 was due Dubois X
Williams ior work done on the parley's
conduit during the month Of May;
also that the sum oi .i,2.1.3t was due
Hobson & WilkonOn. Adopted.
Az ASSISTANT WANTED.
q. W. Zane, the engineer on the
sewer pump, askcd that he bc allowed
nm assistant, a. he would then he en-.
nblul 10 handle the sewerage 10 better
advantage. Committee on sewerage
with the engineer associated.
LicrsaE oRDiNAScr.
The committee on llcrnse, 10 whom
was referred III. communication Of
Treasurer Walden, suggesting M
amendment Ia tho ordinance Ia regard
10 license bonds, reported that while
the suggestion was gbOd one, the
Council wAs powcflu.s In tho mAttcs rs
the ordinance was Ia accordance with
tho Territorial statutes. Adopted.
CONFINED.
The tax for extending the water.
main on Tenth East street was con.
flrncd uron the report of the recorder
stating that no protest against tho in.
pfoycmcut hal been hlcd.
a sArE ASKED roH.
The committee on improvements
recommended that hafr costing $40
BE- purchased fot the city engineer.
rAvISG BlSDs.
The city attorney presented series
" revolutions, the flfst " which pro.
yidts that for the purpose of paving
the cost " paving, cufbiug aud gutter.
ing paving districts Nos. |, ., I and .,
exclusive ~ intorU Ctlons " streets aud
sIaccp opposite alleys, the CITY Council
shall cause 10 hr is.u.d bonds ~ the
city, 10 DO called district PAVING bonds
u district No. -, aud cuThing and gut.
trfing honds u district No, 80, both
payable Ia not ,xcccding ten ycars
from date, aud bear Interest payable
annually at tho fAia of . peT cont. p.f
anuum with Interest coupons alta hcd,
aid paving bonds 10 10 ISSUED 10 the
amount " fili 900 aud said curb
ing aud guttefing bonds ~ be- IN.
sued Ia the amount " ga, 900. Adopted.
The second fys1lutlou provided that Tor
paying the cuslsui paving Intersections
aud spaces opposite alleys IN these die.
trlcts, the council shall CAUSE 10 hr
Issued bonds oftho ciiy,to run not more
than twenty years AMI huhr Interest
tayAhlC annually az n rate not 10 "a.
cesd si1 pr cent, 10 be- called paving
bonds, tho ifsu- 10 b. 81, 900. Adopted.
The next resolution provided that
whereas the city, bsing dcsiIous of Dor
rowing the SUN Of $4,000 for making
permanent improvements and fof other
purposes, II IL deemed prudent and hrsl |
u issue series Of giD 5000 bonds;
that tho principal shall bo payable nj |
the olilca II the treasurer Of this city |
twenty years after tho date Of the |
bonds, but they may be reduced |
At tho option " the city ut any |
time within ten ycan after tile /
date Of issuance; tho bonds TO bear In. |
teTest AT the rate Of per cont, payable |
IN this city AMI New |
York, both interest and principal being |
In lawful money Of the United |
States. The rosloullon then provides
for sinking flnd 10 provide for the ~.
Of the bonds and also directs |
The manner VI the sale. Adopted.
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