Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-30

hhy purpose. Having an offer from q
responsible party 10 remove TO- and
lever the ground up without cos. 10 thr
Guy We would recommend that the
gu silk factory be abolished forthwith.
Adopted.
rinE ALArH noXEs.
The committee un fire department
f.commundcd that iire alarm boxes he
paced at the c0rler Of & Lnd Fourth
East, corner q and South Temple,
corner X and Third, corner NJ aud
south Temple, corner II md First,
corner First south and Tenth East,
corner Second South and Ninth East,
corner Fourth South and Tenth East,
corner Filth South and Second East,
corner Seventh South and Filth East,
corner OF First North and Fact Temple,
corner Of First West ana North Fem.
PIE, corner Of Secoud West aud Second
north, cotner OF Fourth West and
Second North, corner Of ThirJ West
anu North Temple, corner Of Sixth
west aud North Temple, corner III
Eighth South aud East Temple, corner
Filth south and West Temple, corner
Third South and Fifth Wet, corner
Eighth South and Third West, corner
filst south aud Filth West, corner
Finn South and Third West. Adopted.
a coon PAVEMENT.
The ely engineer gave II as his
/ opinion that Stag wouli make excel
lent payemonts, NJ IL had been used In
other cities with great success. The
only objection 10 u was the dust,
which contained arsenic, but this
could be kept down by sprinkllng.
] Filed.
TnE PROPOSED CITY CRE,lAT1RS.
The city engineer reported that the
use Of crcmaiories for the Disposal "
/ garbage could he used only on the
payment Of royalties, aud he recon-
mendcd TINT bids he solicited from the
different companies owning patents In
the same. The co-t VI cremalOfy
would be about !li,OO0 Adopted.
WILLING 10 SETTLE foR $4,000.
Evans 4 Rogers submitted promo.
sitiOn Tor a compromise In the case Of
Alfred VI. salt Lake City, IN which
4 plainuG sued 10 recover si0,ODO for
damage dOnelto his iiowiug wells near
Lchi, offering 10 compromise the case
for $4,000, or would withdraw the suit
upon the city restoring the water Of
which tho plaintiff had been deprived.
Nhc attorney recommended the ap-
p0inimcnt OF n special committee 10
answor tue proposition. Adopted.
This Mayor appointed Mossfs. iiw-
ing, Horn, Bell, Loofbourow and
Evans as such committee.
SUITABLE QUARTERS.
The question Of securing suitable
rooms for tho city engineer was r..
ferred to the Mayor and committee on
finance.
ioLICE CAPTAIN.
The Mayor submitted oommunlca.
ton appointing John J. Donovan ~
captain OF police; alsO appointing Geo.
A. Sheets TO succeed Donovan a. ser.
geant; A. T.. Ecklund asked to be made
= patrolman to u the vacancy made by
the appointment Of sheets.
The Mayor said II was not in order
10 appoint these meu now aud asked
that the communication be referred 10
the committee ON police, saying that IL
would be his custom 10 refer all such
appointments to that committee In
order that the merits OF the men who
seek ofilce may DO Investigated.
Adopted.
RICHARDS STREET.
Referring to Richards street, the city
engineer suggested that the intersec.
lions should be paved and guttefcd ut
the expense Of the city, when the
street was paved, which would be done
at once. Adopted.
LEADvIILE PLACE.
Duplicate maps OF Leadvllle Place
were reported by the engineer al hav-
Ing been filed In his office. Adopted.
TO M IMPROVED.
Tho petition Of W. W. Rivers. ask.
Ing that Fourth West, between Fourth
anu Fifth South be- put In passable con.
dillon, was granted.
PERCENTAGE.
IIoulnhan a Griiilths were allowed
s23l.OS per cenlage on sidewalk paw
ing.
Plat y suRvEYs.
9 In reference TO the rc.survey Of Plat
L., the committee recommended that n
meeting Of the property owners and
the Mayor, the city engineer and City
Council be held Oh Wednesday, April
ith, TO discuss the matter aud arrive at
an amicable understanding.
hill ALLOWED.
The bill OF ID. w. Rench, s232.50,
for repairing surplus canal, WAS nj.
lowed.
10 REPAIR DAMAGES.
The superintendent Of waterworks
was instructed TO repair the damages
done To the property OF Mr.. II. &. Cliye
by a fire by draut.
NOT A NUISANCE.
The committee on sanitary rules 70.
ported that the Fort Douglas cess pool
was not u nuisance and that the peo-
pie OF the city on the hill were doing
all that was possible In the case.
Adopted.
on fnRE DEPARTMENT MATTERS,
The committee ON fire department
reported unihv0Rbly on the recon-
mendation that the Old silk factory be |
converted into hose house; recom-
mended that the fire department he al
lowed the material Ia The silk factory |
TO build with In tho rear OF the new
engin. hOuss; that the call men be |
abolished and Two additional men be al |
lowed for the reel truck, and the salary
now paid the call men 20 toward Pay |
ing the salary Of these two additional
men. Adopted.
~ SHOW IN DETAIL.
The committee on finance submitted
"A form of estimates, which ARE TO be