Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
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THE NEW CITY JAIL.
Regarding the erection OF the new
city Jail the committees on pris lns
reported ne follows: Your committee
has given much time and careful con-
alteration 10 the various plans and
designs submitted by the various arcn'
itect- In response to the Advertisements
calling for competitive plans, AM
while all the PROPOSITIONS are gool IN
many respects and worthy o. attention,
wa have come 70 the conclusion ami
rccommendithat the plan Of Mr.. WIN.
Carroll be adopted and your committee
be authorized 20 advertise at once Tor
bids on his plans All specincat on',
we further report that the cost 81 The
new IeII shall not exceed the amount
specified, viz $4,000.
The report was adopted ON the fol-
lowing vote;
Ayes - Bearisley, Evans, Horn,
Kelly, Moran, Rich, Simonil, wait
ilnd--s.
Hops-Bell, Hardy, Karrlck, Law
son-i.
1xcused-Folland-l.
THE OLD Fioiir OVER AGAIN.
The q mmluee on water works re-
ported IN the matter ri collecting bus
Tor the purchase NJ water pine, nnd
admitted the following lids:
Howard Harrison Iron Company - = pr ton
scorsa VI. srOu a tl,s..s.......,. " ~ per luh
Denaii, Long \ cot,....s... ~ ul per inn
Rhodes hroa .s..s..sssssss.'s'"' % W P'' ""
Albasei on delivery on car. o. stt llse
Guy Tor the follow NJ amount of pine 49, tons
OF sinch east pipo, 80 tons OF B'inoh cast lfon
pipe.
Bids were solicited from four other
pipe concerns. hnt they declined IN
make proposal. rho committee
recommended that the pipe b. phr
chased from Rhodes BfOs., ns thef
were the lowest bidders.
Hardy-I move that the matter he
rcferred o. the Mayor.
Mornn-rho Mayor told me person.
ally that h. would have absolutely
nothing 10 10 with the matter.
Hardy--I think that matter shout |
20 10 the Mayor with the committee
associated, with power 10 act.
Wantlaud-I think that Mr.. II ,rly |
shouli appreciate our n tu,tion. There
IL no use nj all to make .uch reference
M the committee aui the Mayor eau.
not aud viii not agree. When they
come together there Is always fric.
tlon.
Moran There IL one thlag that
always puzzles me when come int
this council chamber TO meeting anr
It 10 THE: Any committee excepting
the committee on water works can DO
m II pleases apparently, hut
let the waterworks committees do
n single thing AMI the Mayor
will Had fault. We sec that
other committees can advertise for
bulldlnps even when s25, 900 ars In.
volved IN the transaction all right.
Something l. wrong aud you should
all understand n.
Lnwson-rhere Il no mistake as h.
the Mayor being opposed to the work
OF the committee.
Bell know that there IL no use a.
consult with the Mayor aud therefore
l am now prepared to stand by the
committee ia IL conclusions. The pipe
isneoded anu badly, TOO.
Rich-Several days ago tho com.
mittee ON wat,rworkH TO whom power
was given 10 secure bids for the pnr.
chase VI this pipe met In this council
chamber to open the bids; but the
recollection of the old fight came
wildly before M. Then, In order
to bs on the saie aide we walt.
oil for nearly two hours before
opening the bids In order tina.
that work could he done in tho pres
once OF the mayor but that oiiici de-
clafed that he would have nothing %
do with the matter aud informed this
commltten that " they persisted In
carrying the work on no would veto
the matter ~ soon rs il reached hi
hands rs he wanted us to uu1erstand
that we were infringing on his rights.
This being tbs case we should bear In
mind that II IA useless for u 10 do any.
thing unless We have ten votes to car
~ 1t over the mayors veto.
Hardy's motion was noted down
after which the report was adopted on
vote OF nine to two, Messrs. Folland
and Hardy voting against the motion
10 adopt.
THE DINwooDEY GRADE.
Henry Dinwoodey and fourteen
others sent In tho following commuui-
cation:
W. ~" uhhNINiFuNh properly oWnDfH
OF the south side q: FIRST south street be-
tween Main and Wost Temple ntr0ots,
respectfully petition that tho sidewalk
grade ia mont ~ car property he allowed
TO remain A. given 10 Mr.. ninwoodoy
ana established by tho city engineer Ia
800; and that said fldewnl, Ia front Of
the Jennings Bros Investment property
aud tho Eagle Emporium properly DO
changed va as to conform with said gride
no established in 1890; and that tho said
sidewalk now existing on tho north sli0
and IN front OF eaid Jennings property
and tho Eagle Emporium properly Ia
made to conform TO said grade above re-
ferred to nj tho expense Of salt Lake civ,
II being understood that Mr.. DiuWoolev
will pay $500 toward the regarding and
roconstruction of the same.
The committee on streets recon-
mended that the grade be- raisei as
suggested, aud that tho matter he r..
ferred 10 the city engineer with power
TO act. The report was adopted.
HUNTERS ICE POND ABOLISHED.
The committee on Jordan canal and
Irrigation reported Ss follows In the
matter OF the communication from the
watermaster with references to Huuter,s
Zoe pond, and asking for Instruction
with reference to the damaging OF City
Creek by Mr.. Hunter awe have con.
hiuered the matter and recommend
that inasmnoh us the Eighth West
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