Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-12

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biua received for two miles OF sewer
pipe for the action OF the council.
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/ Freeman FIRE CLAY CONN. ...-...., JIi %
san Francisco Sewer Pipe Associa' 49,.
California Pottery and Terra Gotta
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Hardy--I cannot understand why
this pipe has been ordered. nm n
member Of the sewer committee and
have never been conaulted on the pro.
position. want TO know what IL
means. When the ordinances were
passed excluding sewer districts It was
with the Distinct understanding there
would be no more pipe laid until We
were able TO take care OF the sewage
We now have.
This bid OF the Denver 5ewerpipe
company was accepted and the mayor
authorized to make the purchase.
THE PAVING CONTRACT.
The board OF public works sent In n
communication reporting that they
had entered into contract with the
Culmcr-Jennings company TO pave
First and Second South streets, be-
tween State anu West Temple, and
Main, between South Temple and
Third South streets.
PROTESTS.
Thomas w. Jennings and Others
and Mulloy * Paul and others protest.
ed against the giving OF the contract to
the CulmerJennings company, saying
that the material they proposed 10 use
was not thoroughly tested.
Horn moved TO defer action saying
TINT there was no hurry now inas-
much as the season was 10 far al
vauced towards winter that It waa
absolutely impossible TO do tho work
before snow storms and frost would sci
in.
Rich, wantland and Lawson said
somoth ng should be done at once.
Horn maintained that the present
was the time TO urge delay and not
haste.
Moran was opposed to pos,ponement.
He thought there was some
thing wrong, however, with the
board Of public works. Formerly that
body was very much In favor Of CIV.
ing the contract to the Barber COM
pany. IL must have had revelation.
The contract was confirmed.
sURETIEs.
The bOndsmen OF the Culmer, Jen.
nings company are II. w. Madison,
David James, Andrew GsbhRrdt anu
Alexander Rogers. Jointly tue bonds
are $4,000
The contract calls for the completion
OF the work by June Both, 1893.
PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Lawson moved to take up the ordi-
nance relating TO the creation OF q
public park commission.
Moran opposed the motion saying
that there were many more important
matters than tho park ordinance.
LAwBon's motion Was lost after
which he moved to adjourn. Also lost
ANOTHER DRAuGHTsMAN.
City Engineer Doremus applied fo
an additional aughlsman to ba EN-
ployed In his office for period Of no
less than two montha at n salary o
800 per month. His request wa
granted.
VACATION MONEY.
Chief OF Police Paul sent In a com
municatlon stating that Officers All
bright, Matthews and Sherman elaine,
fourteen days' pay each while they nc
companled the Tusoarora tribe 10 tn
Democratic convention at Chicago.
Karrlck said he did not believe tn
Council had right to pay men tor at
tending their own private business.
There was "a considerable amount o
bombastir talk on the matter, ate
which 1t was finally referred to tn
committee ON police and city attorney
associated.
AuDiToR's REPORT.
, The auditor submitted the following
finanial statement for the month o
September.
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