Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13
FEDERALISM SHOWN UP"
The Sunday Liquor selling Evil Openly
Encouraged by the "Llbcral"
Members Of the Council.
wANTLANo SAYS rHEHI WILL sE A
"HowL" OVER THE TAXES
OF 1902.
The sale OF Additional city nonds Al
thoriEtd. - Report of the Finance
Committee. - salaries schedule
Miscellaneous Matters.

The City Council met In regular
session Tuesday evening, April 18th.
MAYOR Bnskin In the chair. Al the
members were present except Loot
bourow aud Karrick. After the usual
iormalities the following
PETITIONS
were read and referred IA indicated:
Price 4 Williams asked permission
to Pile building material ut 10 & Street.
Referred.
Tho ladies OF the Central Christian
Church asked for the privilege Of con-
Quoting an easter Market" at No. 8Si
South Main Street, from April 18Th 70
18th inclusive, for the sails OF art aud
fancy goods and to serve refreshments,
the proceeds to go towards erecting n
house OF worship for said church, In
this city. Granted.
Joseph n Walker AMI others asked
Tor the erection Of foothridge across
the canal on the west side Of state
Street and corner OF Ninth South
Street Committee on streets.
NJ. T.. Steele aui others asked that
Third North, west OF Eleventh West
street, DO opened. Committee on
streets.
y. a. Adkins sent in bin for $50
for work done on tho city reservoir.
Committee ON claims.
Judge Powers and Ogden Hil,s sent
iu ~ biil for $50 for "scrvicoa rendered
IN nnisances cases." Committee on
claims.
A. W. Carlson called attention to
petition recently presented 10 the
Council asking tor an electric light at
the west end OF Plum street. Com.
mlttoe ON improvements.
iOughton q MCNair ct nj. asked
that the gutter on the south side Of
Second South street, rom Maiu to
Commercial, be repaired 20 as TO drain
Oh the surplus water In that thorough
fare. Committee on streets.
josephine NJ. Spear, being DESTROYS
Of putting down sidewalk la front OF
hei premises Mt the conner Of Third
Roulh and West Temple streets, re-
uucNe1 that sidewalk tax heretofore
levied but never completed he ex-
plunged from the books Of the Assussor
Referred.
II. Il. Cullman asked to be appointed
city electrician. Committee on i'm.
Itnvtmenis.
John W. Smell atked tina. lac be
given grade by the city engineer for
the premises 40 and li9 south Fist
East street, where he has public scales
located. Referred.
Caleb Blackburn complains Of n
fence which John Green has erected nj
the corner Of north Flrst Enst and
North Temple street which inirlnges
ON the city road. Referred.
NJ. a. Wilder and others asked per-
mission to connect their properly with
the wateTmains.
Samuel j. Paul and James McGeo
asked for the appointment OF Charles
Handy, Matchmaker OF the Kennedy
ditch, Us special policeman. Re
iorfed.
NJ. A. Wilder and Others represented
that they desire 10 have connection
nade with the mains laid IN front Of
their properties, and set forth that the
watermains have been laid and
special tax Of mills levied to pay for
the same; that they have been advised
that the special tax IN unjust and II.
NNh Nhu 'hAli "thuhkh hl'yi WIN
many Others, have commenced legal
proceedings to test the constltutlonality
u the ordinance authorizing the
special tax, and have become tired OF
waiting for the case to come TO trial.
ms PROPERTY DAMAGED.
Edwin Rushton protested against
the city building bridge across the
Jordan river on the west eide Of his
land for the purpose Of establishing u
thoroughfare, aud declares that by
such unlawful action he has been
damaged In sum not less than $500,
which no wants paid, aud also de.
mands that the water pipes already
laid there he removed and the prem
ises restored to their former condition.
ADVERSE REPORT,
In tho matter Of the petition OF f. ID.
Cliil asking 10 be- allowed to lay his
own sidewalk the board OF public
works submitted an adverse report.
Shy engineer and city attorney.
GLENN SUCCEEDS HIMsELF.
Justice Kesler sent In the following
recommendation; Pursuant TO the re-.
quirements which entities tho police
c1uri tOa clerk, | respectfully recon-.
mend the appointment oi q. u. Glenn.
Confirmed.
STREET DEPARTMENT ENrENFEs.
Supervisor Paul OF the street depart.
menl submitted report which showed
mat tue eNpenses NJ his department
from ARril let TO date were s0i735,
OPPRESSIVE FUMES.
Robert J. Caskey, uf the Salt Lako
Collegiate Institute, protested aga nst
allowing the premises IN the rear Of
Ms building on Second Fast street be- .
tween Flint snd Second South to BE-
used by California paving company
ior inc preparing OF paving mIteriai,
on THE ground that the fumes from the
tEms were offensive.
DON'T WANT wATERaiAINs.
II. NJ. Mccartney aud Others pro.
tested against mn extension Of water.
mains on Green street on the grounds
mat they save had no legal notice OF
Tue Intention VI the Council 10 lay
wa'1mains, that the mains are not
needed.
wATERMAsTEB's REPORT.
The wntermaster submitted report
which showed that the fzpendltures OF