Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27

chair. The members In attenuance
were: Rich, Folland, <arrick, Hardy
Moran, Horn, Bell, Lawson, kelly,
Evans, Beardsley, wantland, Heiss-
IL.
INSPECTORS APPOINTED.
The board Of public works reported
that II had appointed :. II. Carlisle
inspector OF curbing ana paving OF the
WORK to be done by the CulmerJen-
nings company, nj salary OF 500 per
month. Also that It appointed II. J.
Williams as inspector Of the Norm
Temple street conduit at similar
salary.
Rich said he did not see the con-
sislency In employing two inspectors,
MIR. Ramsden was thoroughly compr-
tent and could easily attend TO the
work. He moved TO reject the report
Horn moved M an amendment that
the appointment Of Mr.. Carlisle he
confirmed.
Lawson and Bell objected TO the
adoption Of the report.
Wnntland was OF tho opinion that
In, renott should be adopted; the MP
pointments could be revoked at any
time.
Horn thought that the board knew
what Il wanted.
Hardy referred to tho notorious Gus
Woods case ms nm example Of what the
board wanted.
More discussion followed after which
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As'o ei"hhr "hAphS'
('ity Engineer Dorcmua sent In
report recommending that n petition
for n grade on Main street north OF
North Temple street be granted, but
suggested that at the same time the
grade Of all the streets in plat H. be
established at the same time.
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The clty engineer reported that he
and the watermaeter had made ar
examination Of City creek channel,
aboye The masonry conduit on State
street, and found that some repairs
should be made ia restoring the cobble-
stone paving, which WAS damaged
through high water last spring. The
channel for a short distance above the
conduit, he says, should also be cleaned,
and 10 make room for the gravel which
will be brought down and lodged there
by the high waters OF next season,
Otherwise the gravel will be carried In.
10 the culyert, from where its removal
will eost many times M much Ms IL can
be taken out for above. Referred to
the Irrigation committee with power
COMBINATION POLES AGAIN.
The CITY engineer reported that nj a
meeting OF REPRESENTATIVE of the com.
pshles Interested IL was ssheiahy
and telegraph uonpanies could MS,
combination mole, without any dIsad.
vantage 10 Them. IL was, however,
agreed that the electric light wire,
oupht 10 be strung on s.nafate poles,
As III. great number and weight OF Tho
wires strung on the same polea with
the other compAni.s would cause much
nnpoy.nce and possibly many acct
denta' TN, matter OF undsrcroun,i
wiTea, ho said, found no advocate,
nmonc the renresentatiyes of the yarl
GUS companies, anu no ,housht Una,
for the presept. He sugpested that III,
electric Limit wire be strung on poles
along the sides of the streets lust with.
in the sidewalk curbs, AS thus the dan.
ger from the breaking of the wire,
leading into the various building,
wauld be less than II the pole. were In
,he center OF tne sueels' halu over
SURVEY ORDERED
CITY Engineer Doremus VIVA ordcreJ
10 make a survey of Social Hall nil,I
with view 10 having II conyerte,
into "A str.st.
TELEPHONE PoLEE.
Tha c,tv eng,ne.r r.nort.d an,ii,a.
uons Tor tclephone poles m, Sixir
south street between Tenth anu
g nresent miles The nolrs wonls ha ~"
sign.I 10 nnsitinns IN tha can.ar n, fla,
s,ses, and n had haan s,,nass,od H. '
tha ,ol.s an this strss, ~, nI,5ca ~, ~, ~,
sides Of the street on arconnt oI tb'