Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

Heisa, Moran, Beafualeyi Nhhllahui
BimOndi.
PETITIONS
were read aud referred "a follows
J.H. Cochran and Others asked that
certain irrigation bitches on Seventh
Wet street be repaired. Committee On
Irrigation.
Godhe, Pitts & 60. asked permission
~ pile building material ut thecorner
Of Main and First South streets. Com.
mit,se on streets.
W. W. Rivers asked that an electric
liaht be established at the corner Of
Fourth South and Fourth West strets.
Committee on improvements.
e. Il. W. Stevens asked that Sxth
West, between Fourth aud Fifth Nuth
streets, be graded. COMMITTEES ON
streets.
Ell. Dyer aud others asked for IA
increase OF twenty five tro alarm boSc.
Committee on IRE Department
II. X. Thomas offered to pay siso.G
for his sewer connection. Committee
on sewerage with city engineer associ'
atcd.
The Western Cement company
AsEed permissiOn TO use Filth West
street, between Eighth aud Ninth
Snuth streets until such time ~ the
city may have use Tor the same. Conf
mIttee on streets.
J.K, Gillespie aud othsrs asked that
n pavement grade be established on
Tenth West street,
Dr. Gfoves asked that the ordinance
prohibiting the running "a large Of
Unregistered dog, be enforced. Re-
iefrcd 10 the recorder.
w. W. Eiyers md Others asked that
the old Fort Square, which was te-
Gently sold to j. II. Bacon, be named
Pioneer Pork aud set apat, and bcaut-
lied for park purposes, Mr.. Bacon nav
log failed 10 comply with the c1ndi'
lions Of purchase. Committee On pub
lie Rfnuuis.
II. K. Bloch & Company asked " be-
allowed to transfer liquor license from
N Commercial street 10 30 south Wee,
Temple street. Committee on liceusc.
n. NJ. Mccarthy Protested against
the extension VI Watermniua on back
.treetF. Committee ON waieTgorEs.
Stlingfellow Brother. asked permits
sion 10 pile building material IN front
OF their store, 100 south East Temple
street. Committee On streets.
j. Hauss asked for a relate On liquor
lIcens,. Referred 10 the city attorney.
w, W. Riyers aud others asked that
Four,h West, between Fourth anu
Filth Wet street, be- graded. Com
nlttev on sttceir.
". l.. CTOssman and Others asked
that Ninth Wet street between Fifsi
and Third Wet streets he graded.
II, ID. Cliit asked permission TO lay
his own Sidewalk. Committee on
street,.
Il, NJ. Iver-ou asked for the removal
Of - tire hydrant from 75s Second
South street. Committee on fire de-
partment.
j. ID. Swift asked for an extension Of
time In which ~ pay taxes for water
main extension. Committe on water
works.
s. 4. Lake 81 ri. asked that the cana
on Seventh Wtst street between SEQ
ond South hud Second North streets
he repaired. Committee on Irrigation
aud Jordan canal.
James IA. GlTbaunie presented n
claim Tor $3.50 for unucrvs-ary work
locating manholr on Market street.
mr. pinN'1 CTR IT.
on motion Ut Horne tho claim Of J
Is. Walden Tor oaoI, salary was dis
allowed.
4 NEW oASIEE CATCHER.
On tecoumen la,ion Of Recorder
Stanton, samuel Galleazzi was aI-
pointed deputy dog tax collector.
TO cuANGE TIE IIaiE.
CITY Recorder stanton offered res
olution changing the night Of the reg
ular meeting " the council from
Tuesday 10 Thursday night.
The resolution waf, on motion o.
Hardy, laid on The table.
THosR MONUMENTS.
The city engineer was authorized e
purchase tho necessary brick AMI
other materials 10 erect an additional
number Of street monuments.
rREE RIDE.
Chairman Ilaiuus Of the Board oil
Public Works announced that through
the courtesy ~ 5uperintendtn MClu
tosh Of the Utah Central railway 3
ppeclai train will be In waiting nj the
company'- depot, this city, nj 10 a. M,
on Thursday neri,tO convey the mem
bers Of tho Council to the mouth o.
Parlcy's canyon 10 Inspect the brioh
and masonry conduit. Received aud
filed, and invitation accepted viii
thanks.
ADDITIONAL iELr.
The city engineer reported that h,
Employed additional assistance for hl,
ofiice aud asked confirmation by th,
Council OF the same. Adopted.
THEY MUST PAY fuR m.
The same officer reported that h,
did not thinl, that the granting Of In,
petition OF Abraham Lewis aud 0thel'
asking that Third West Street be
tween Ninth aud Tenth South Streets
be opened was Of such advantage
"a to 20 TO any expense IN
the matter, hut recommended
II the petitioners were willing to dC
the work at their own expense, thai
the petition be granted. Adopted.
IRREGULAR STREETS.
In the matter Ct tho petition Of II
W. Lawrence and others asking thaI
certain streets he opened In the Fourth
ward, the city engineer called the nj
tentiOn Of the council 10 the lrregu
larlty In the width OF the streets In ia,
southwestern part Of the city and Ia,
necpssity of gOme definite Ofugr fDl