Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

An ordinance In relation to un.
licensed dogs was read by title by the
recorder. A motion TO take II from Tho
table was lost after which Lawson
moved 10 pos,pOue notion indefinitely.
Rich-I second that motion.
This RecorIer-Mr. President, |
would Ike to ray something on that
ordnance before tina, motion Is put.
Mt. Stanton then proceeded to sny
that the passage Of the ordinance
would DO away with from 1000 TO 1000
unlicensed ours which now are a nuls-
Aucc 10 the community.
Wantland said that he was In favor
Of p%osipOning actiOn until there was a
fuller representation 4 thu council.
he had Investigated the subject
thoroughly the last ten days anu h,
knew the passage OF the ordinance
would be beneficial 10 the city.
Lawson said the only reason for Op.
posing the ordinance was that II would
entail additional expense on the city.
The dog.taX collector could already
make from $4,000 b. $4,000 per year.
That vas certainly suillu iout 10 MANI
tain the ciiy's dog department.
Horn said he failed TO see where the
city would derive any beueft by tue
Iassage q the ordinance NJ stated by
MT. wantland. II the dogs were ours
aud had no owners no tax could be
collected.
Evans called for the roading OF the
present law. His request was granted,
aud after the recorder had finished
MI. Evans stated that he believed II
stringen enough. Ii looked 10 him
llke n scheme TO get more fees for the
Incumbent Ia Office. II was like
Squeezing luloe u Of n lemon.
Follnnu said that he considered The
proposition 10 the light OF e1tortion
and would oppose It's adoption.
Tho vote TO Indefinitely postpone lost
on n tie vote.
SEWER AND WAITE RSLAIN coSEEc.
HONS.
City Attorney Hodge submitted q
notice TO properly owners 10 proceed al
once 10 connect the premises Ow ned by
Them with tho water aud sewer mains
on both sldes OF Fast and West Temple
streets, from South Temple TO Fourth
South, and both sides Of First aud
second South from West Temple to
State street.
The recorder was ordered to publish
The notice for ten days.
HARD ON VENDORS AND BooIHLAcKs.
The heads Of the police department
Mked the City Council to sbUlish the
practice OF granting licenses to lruit
vendors ana bOOttlacks 10 erect stands
on the outside Of all sidewalks within
the city. Granted.
RECEPTACLE FOR ASHES.
An ordinance providing for the cree.
ZION Of receptscles for ashes, anu pro
hlbiting s%weepings 10 be put into th,
waller bitches, and designating the
penalties for noncompliance with IL
provisions, came up on It's third read
ing and after considerable discussion
went over until Tuesday night next.
PRIVATE SIDEWALKS.
The committee on streets reported
lavorably on the petition Of Louil
tohn and others asking that property
owners be allowed TO lay their owl
sidewalks until the work was Orderet
done 10y the city, Adopted.
SEWER REsoLuTIoS AND ESTIMATES
Councilman Lawson introduced Tia,
following which was adopted;
10 It RESOLVED, That the city onglnoo
ue instructed to return uu estimate O
Sosl on a on h south HldO Of Fms
south street, extending from Second 4
rum Fast, the same being In and u par
81 " district No. 4.
From the same gentlemam
Resolved, That the city engineer be in