Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-21

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DinECIfoFs.
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| Owner and occupant uf the premises. civ,
street number aud describe location 20 u can
! not be mistaken.
.. Owe relative pouiion Of prives, sta
| hlus, etc, 10 living rooms,
T. sntr whether tito De- above or below or on
| same level with adjacent land.
= Famine cellar carefully and tcsruhg
I condition with regard to damuut ~, amount
I aud tind of nlih, ventilation, dtain, etc.
! =. Ia there any Offensive smells from Hint
are 4 -iius water tghi, cloeHod or tucpytlei|
! A. pfiNlua tnu vuults, describe condition
/ PARTICULARLY. Are thcy lou, lUtky or over
flowing, shallow or deep, connected win
! H. describe toe kind and amount of NJ
! heau7 oi nllh nruund the rrein.set, lnd general
! condition % yard.
| truiucl, streets, puticfs ditciul, stlhIca, 20
| ". Noio of'frioWiing ana social cond'ilon
n Il water b. used NON vol. n,ate depth,
! distance from Un1y or rC.aapuol, H'ah e. lf
| other such ln1lUutc. ana Whether any m h
! probably drains into tuu we'll
Do Niaic what o. fe.siff 70 Dec lone 90 zee
| move nuisance ana Improve thn sanitary con.
/ diton ci premises, nnd emo probable cot OF
| fatHc.
TiE MAYOR AND THOSE NILS.
Tho following from che Mayor was
read:
Ia regard 20 tho bills roforr1d 10 mo
iu pursuance ~ tho report that Of tho
c0mmlttr" on waiCrwoiks, I bog .0lvn To
report that tho matter OF the allowance OF
the claims covered 10y said bills lH OK
clusiVcly within the jurisdiction OF tho
] Council NJ hon all of NMH
ct tald bills shall have been allowed hy
tho Council II will ihcn become my duty
IN oiihCr approve or disappro,c IT, action.
tuil then tho matter II not within tho
scope OF my Jurisdiction.
Among the bills referred 10 was one
for z 80 from Superintendent Of Water.
works Ryan tor repairing his buggy
sud harness, damaged IN runaway.
Rich and Hardy opposed allowing
toe bill innsmuoh ~ it had been 10
ported TO them that Alr. Ryan wa out
on u pleasure trip when the accident
occurred. Some discussion also FOL.
owed tie reading OF bill for $1,000
worth Of pipe purchased by Mr.. Ryan
without authority
Tho bills were allowed, Rich, Fol.
land anu Hardy only voting againa,
them.
COVERED CONDUIT,
The board OF public works reported
that II had entered into contract
with twelve property owners Oh North
Temple street, between State ami East
Temple streets, 10 construct covered
CONDUIT for city Greek Waters. The
amount 10 be paid by the property
owners II one half, or s970s.T5, being al
the rnte Of $3.50 per foot front. Report
approved and work ordered done al
once.
sold FOR TANEs.
Recorder Stanton reported that he
hat sold certain property for deiIn-
quout taxes for $500, that he mad re-
oclved 10 per cent. cash therefor, the
balance 10 be paid upon confirmation
VI sale 10y the council. sale confirmed
and the Mayor authorized to convey
the property to the purchaser.
WATER CoalMIssIoNER's REroRr.
Water Commissioner Pondleton 10.
ported that he had ioun Il several new
claims In Psrlsy's canyon, the owners
Of which were using city water which
ne had turned back iniO the main
etreani. Most vi the owners OF The
ten stock yards along the stream had
cleaned up their premises. He had
found several herds Of sheep In the
canyon and had made two arrests.
The water at It's normal state, on
July "a, measured u, 73S, 900 gallons
per day; on August -, II measured
$3.50, 900 gallons. Himself and the
watermaster had examined the Par
ley's creek aud found considerable
rubbish In the bed thereof. In the
matter ~ new claims he was collect.
ing evidence In regard thereto 10 bub-
init TO tbs attorney.
In the matter OF the Emigration
canyon cowyards they had all been
removed. The lost agreement with
Perkins Bros. had been found and
placed In the hands OF the attorney.
In concluding his report Mr.. Pendle-
ton recommended that no secondary
water rights DO granted In Emigrakpn
canyon. Received aud filed.
NO JURISDICTION.
The board OF public works sent In
communication returning the petition
OF 1853 owners OF property on Main
street asking that the width Of side
WINK III lIuHt VI lDclT lNrlectiNt ItNm-
ises be Increased, wih she statement
that the petition did not come under
it, Jurisdiction. Received and hled.
AN MpuDESr orPIGER PROPERLY
sNuBnED.
The following was read;
In regard IN tho work 10 be done In
CIV Creek canal Mr.. Rich know the ros-
sou the work had no, been done ~ had
explained TO him fully IN regard TO the
lnsiier before he introduced his rosolu-
don. Now ] will explain to your honor
able body, as | did to him, the reason tho
work has not been done First tho city
has contract with the farmers to fur
nish thoin water from Tho Jordan aud
salt Lake Canal Ia exchange for crock
water, and it would not do 10 ahu, OH the
supply uutn close OF Tho irrigation sen
son, IS that would annul tho contract.
Sccoud, That tho canal furnishes nina-
,onths a. The city with irrigation water,
and 10 Is my duly to supply the people
with Walor. Third, 1 lntondod TO do that
work na soon as ITO irrigation season
closed. Fourth, the worA could not DO
douo before, as city Creek is the outlet
FOR Tho waste wator OF Che canal, and four
to Ave millions gallons Of water run
there from umg 10 limo according 10 tho
amount used by tho people. tlith, MI