Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-01

The ordinance provides for the as
srssnenl aud collection OF taxes on pro-
petty embraced In the district named.
The cost IA estimated 81, 220.sO.
on FiRsr SOUTH.
An ordinance for n similar purpose
cilecting First South from West fem.
Pile 10 Stats street VIVA also passed.
Payments In this CASE will also be
made In installinentH equally divided
over period a. follow: The first IN
three months, the second In niue
months, the third In fifteen months,
the fourth In twen,y-ono months. The
total cos, Is $50, 8ps.25.
on sEcosD SOUTH STREET.
An ordinance similar to the previous
one, covering Second south from West
Temple 10 State was also passed. The
total cost IL s35, ijie5. Payments arc
also made A. Ia the former ease.
Tho above estimates are made with
the idea In view that bl,umiuo,is
asphaltum and stone block will he
used In paving. Such mater
ial Is now being used In
paving state Street. The cost
pur front foot 10 the property
owner will be ~ follows: ON Main, SIS.
%; ON First South, sl5.5l; on Second
south, sl8.0g. West Temple street
will not 10 paved until next year and
consequently no tax levies will be
mate On that property this year. The
fifst inHtallmont Of taxes II due In the
new districts In ninety days from the
passage Of the ordinance.
HOTEL RUNNERS.
The committee on municipal laws re-
ported Rn ordinance regulating the
operations OF hotel runners. ltamends
chapter 20 Of the revised ordinances,
Salt Lake CITY. IL was, ON motion Of
Ewing, laid ON the table indefinitely.
LIdHT FOR APRICOT STREET.
On recommendation OF the commit.
tee on improvements an electric light
was ordered for Apricot street.
REJECTED APPLICATION.
A. Hcrg sent In All application for n
renewal OF his liquor license. The pc.
titioner's place nj business l. connected
with the Peoples Opera House on
Commercial street.
Institution is now holding license In
violation OF law, and | signed II under
Naturalization and / am sorry
for II. hut now viii neither approve
their bond nor nlgn their license.
Hardy-I move that the application
he rejected.
Foiland-l second the motion.
Carried.
BACK SALARY CLAIM REELECTED.
The majority report on the claims Of
the Peoples councilmen for back sal
ary during the time that they were
| robbed OF their seats by the bogus
"Libersl" councilmen came up again.
The report recommended the rejection
OF the claim, aud Looibour)w moved
| it, adoption.
HON said that there were two side.
to the question: moral nnd legal
one. The Council could certainly pay
the bills Of the oouncilmen during
the time they were deprived OF theil
seats. When they did ssrVe the city
they did no faithfully. II is no fault
Of theirs that they did not sorve tn,
city for two years Instead OF ak months
IN. olaims only amounted TO $3.50 fol
each Of thcsiE couucilmen and the city
could easily afford 70 do then- Justice.
Following Ia the vote on tho rsJec
ton Of the report.
Ayes Bearisley, Evans, Ewing
hei-s, Lawson, Loofbourow-0.
Nays-Moran, Rich, Simondi-S.
Excusrd-Beli, POLAND, Hardy,
Hofn-i.
THE SMOKE NUISANCE.
The committee to whom had beef
referred the petition Of NJ. u. Sowle
and others Ia Reference 10 the smok'
uuisanc. from the stacks OF the Sal
Lake City railway company, recon
meuded that the ordinance on the sub
itct be enforced. ..sy further recon
mended that thirty days be allowe'
persons using boilera coming within
The proyisions OF said ordinance Il
provide the same with smoke c0n
suu.lefs, and n at the expiration OF tina
time they shall have failed To cOmpl.
with the ordinances, the law be on
forced by the city council. Adopted.
THE wALpES FHANcIusE
cam.up and on motion Of Horn wa
laid over Tor one week.
WHAT MAIlus TINE WATER MuDDHg
Ewing ofiero resolution askinl
a.. sanitary . sector 10 asceftail
what makes the water OF City Cree
80 muddy. Committee on publi
, grounds.
NEW SEWER Ir1posED.
A resolution calling ON the city 81
yin,er 10 report an estimate Of the COS
sf oonslructing sewer on Third We'
stre.t between North Temple and FIN
south streets, with view 10 adverti
: inc the clty's Intention TO eonsIruc
ths SANE, was adopted
DUE TO TliE MAYOR.
4 Evans ofared the following;
Whereas, BY an act Of the last leglsl'
turathe Mhvor has been relieved OF "
duties OF presiding oyer the Councili |
q Resolved. Tina. we desire 20 make y
4 ,nat,er Of record, that In our Mayor III
/. Councll recognizes an able 0ihcer, an
ara nlea.ed tn acknowledge that tue hni
moI,y which has marked the proceeclnl
A ~ thIs body as we'll ~ the amount
, Lu.inosg this Council has been enable
!, to transact has hoon principally due
y III ability aud efficiency IN SUCH
Adopted unanimously
APPROXIMATIONS.
r Tho following appropriations wei