Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-08


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FAVOR STONE BLOCKS.
The board OF public works recon-
mended that stone blocks be used Ia
pAvlug the intersection Of State aud
Second and Third South streets.
Committee on streets.
FROM THE CITY ENGiNEER.
R.frrug to the petition nom the
Sells Lime, Rock x Cement Co., the
city engineer reported that The work
required to be done by him had been
attended to. Received and fled.
SUBDIVISION PLANTS.
The same oiiicla reported that plants
Of rhomps0n'- subdivision had been
flied In his oilice and he asked for ip'
struction regarding approval Of thr
same. The city engineer was given
authority 10 approve tue plat.
TUsCARoRA EUsE.
The following officials sent In com.
munications rendering their roslgna.
tlonn from office: w. a. Stanton,
Chief Of the Fire Department; w. II.
Ryan, Superintendent Of Watstwofksi
cry Attorney Hoge; J. NJ. Harvey,
Matchmaker and W. +. shelton,
Superintendent Of Sewer Coustruc.
tiou.
CARDS CLgvRRLY PLAYED.
The cards were cleverly played and
all the councilmen seemed dumbfoun'
d.tod. Rich asked II tho rcrignation
were 10 take effect forthwith or at
some future date or dates.
The recorder answered that they
were TO take effect at once, whefrupon,
ON motion Of Rich, the rcsiguHtiOns
were all accepted, being acted upon
separately.
HOGE OWES THE MOVE AWAY.
The now eN city attorney arose ard
said, with n clumsy attempt Al drama
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the Council as u "private citizen" AMI
not M corporation council. lie had
prepared ptpers la tue ease Of Cgfrigan
vs.. SAT- Lake CITY, wherein tue city
was enlOined from paying Chief stan
ton an Increase OF salary, and suggest.
ed that President ll0OfbOufow be assO.
citacd with himself In case lie should
be re.appointed.
AaaNllNH
himself by saying, ~ flsaii, my sue.
c,ssOr." Again Mr.. hOge said that lac
vas only Offering advice a. "privgte
citizen" and not ~ attorney Tor the
city.
Rich-I move that the papers In the
cuse be received aud filed anu handed
over to bis successor
HOrn-I move that the Mayor be au.
thoTized To employ such legal assist
ance rs Ia necessary TO carry Oh tie
suit.
wautland moved substa utially the
same thing by asking that II be r..
lerrcd to the Mayor with power to act.
Carried.
Another uuSuRV GRAB con-
1EMrLATED.
The committee on streets recon-.
mended that the petition oi l.. &.
Trent AMI Charles Auor, who asked
that streets In plat j he graded be
granted, and the streets madv passable
ust ~ soon rs land still owned by the
city can be sold to advantage, and that
the committee ON public grounds bu re-
qurs.ed TO report a list VI the lands Tor
sale. Adopted. So ordered.
ANOTHER INSPECTOR.
The committee on streets recon.
mended the adoption OF tho following
rom the board NJ public works which
announced that IL had appointed WIN.
Holmes inspector OF improvements
contemplated on Richards street and
under contract with the WssAtch
Asphsllum Company, to commence
work when needed by chairman
Haines, at Ralary OF 800 per month.
Hardy said that there were 80 many
inspectors being appointed nowadays
that the city would have TO appoint
guardians Tor thets or they would be
lost, and moved that Richards Brothers
pay the inspector. After some discus
sioA the motion carried.
SANITARY oRDisASCE.
The cpmmiltee on sanitary rules and
quarantine recommended tho passage
Of an ordinance providing for the es.
Enlistment Of reoeptacles for Rshca
and the sweepings OF sidewalks and
providing for the protection OF water.
bitches from paper and other refuse
and prescribing penalties for viola.
ton OF its provisions.
THE OLD LAMP POSTS.
Horn moved that The committee on
streets be instructed TO remove at
once all old iron gas.lamp posts, er.
oept those at corners Of streets which
! he proposes to use for sign purposes.
Wantland moved TO amend by omit.
ting ali posts on which United STATED
mall boxes were located. Carried.
APPROPRIATIONS.
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