The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-17

the garbage district except pursuant to. per.
nit therefor received from the board OF health.
Sec. II. II shall be unlawful and misde
leanor Tor any person or persons other thar
persons companies or corporations holding 9
permit from the health department, toengage il
other refuse; provided, that this condition does
not apply TO persons hauling their own garbage
with their own teams.
Sec. IS. All persons engaged in the removal oil
garbage, manure or other offensive refuse shall
have the word scavenger. and the number Of the
permit in large white letters on black ground
attached on each side Of the wagon bed
Sec. -. ANY person engaged in hauling garb
age, rubbish or deeaying matter of any kind
through the streets of this Salt Lake city, from
the overlooking of any cart vehicle, through
carelessness or negligence, allows or causes
any OF said matter to fall and remain in the
streets OF this city, shall upon conviction be
fined as provided IN section twenty-one OF this
ordinance.
Sec 20 All persons companies or corpora.
tons holding permits shall be entitled to charge
and collect not TO exceed the following fees for
the removal OF garbage ana refuse matter as
contemplated in this ordinance to-wit: For all
portions Of Garbage district number Two as
follows:
For each load of manure OF two cubic
For each barrel OF refuse (not more than 30
galonS)
| For vessels of less capacity than 30 gallons,
for each 10 gallons
For ashes, per load
For quantities less than one load, shall
IL
Sec. 81. Any person or persons failing to COM
ply with, or who violate any OF the provisions
of the foregoing sections of this ordinance shall
be fined in any sum not less than five (5) doll
lars. nor more than fifty (50) dollars. and shall
| in addition to such punishment be fined in tina
further sum of FIVE (5) dollars for every twenty
four {24) hours of failure or refusal TO comply
with said ordinance.
Sec. %. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force thirty (3Q) days after its passage
and approval.
CLEAN OUT THE CREEK.
Rich offered the following;
That the superintendent of the street depart
ment be authorized. in place of the superin
tendeut Of the irrigating department to clean
street from Sixth TO Ninth West street. as per
resolution passed and adopted by the council
three weeks ago, and that the superintendent
mence work at once, keep strict account Of
the expenditures thereof and have the same
charged back TO the irrigating department.
Adopted.
THE PAVING QUESTION AGAIN.
The paving question was then taken up
again.
Hardy moved that the papers and bids
be returned 10 the board of public works
and they be requested to re-advertise for
the paving of Main and First and Second
South streets.
laWs0n WanleQ pf0VlsO Lnat u Tan IN a.
terial only be used.
Rich said it had been decided to use Utah
stone and Utah cement now put in Utah
asphaltum and make it definite
Horn objected to giving the home COM
pany monopoly. Let them get the con-
tract IL as low as others, but not other
wise.
Mainland amended that "the specifics-
tions be so stated that only Utah material
shall be ussd.n
TIE COUNCIL IN A FIX.
Moran said Wantland had offered the
resolution TO put the council in fix and
not in good faith.
Wsntland admitted that he wanted TO get
the members on record.
Amendment lost, II TO 8, and the original
motion carried.
TO EXTEND THE SIDEWALKS.
Evans offered resolution that the city
engineer be instructed to extend the side |
walks on streets between Ninth South and
Sixth North, and from Sixth TO Eleventh
west. Carried
Being now nearly midnight the council
adjourned until Tuesday evening.