Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23
laF MORGAN COUNTY ROAD
....,,l,iop 10 Build II Via City Creek
!" and Transferable Canyons
NV ROLL INVESTIGATION.
n, Garbage crcmaIory Protest est s'''''
~ ally lsnored.-G. s. L. & us
Railway Trouble.
=. nav ROLL INVESTIGATION.

tho NEWS report Of the CITY
camel roceeiings closed last even
. ~. N. question Of constructing
inh ,o,d TO Morgan county from
W. el,y via City Creek and Hard,
'.,,bbIe canyons was the subject OIL
sasaIIns on this subject MIR. Law
Lid, "Llko Mr.. wantland, was
'gsIp.lly opposed to the building Of
.,s,,ad. but since investigated II
Wv. changed my mind. twill bring
n. city a handsome revenue yearly
~ opening up a trade with Morgan
euuniy.
oRE,fAToRY PROTEST.
A petition from Barnes q Byrne and
IA oiben protesting against the loca-
,orof The cremntory near the Warm
s0,lnsu was read by the recorder.
Follapd moved that the petition be
Horn said that could not be done
r,,hout revolving the power that was
GIVEN TO the Mayor, the health COM
Mission and sanitary committee.
Evans spoke In favor Of the erection
n The crrmatory on the alto selected.
Chairman Beardsley Of the sanitary
,ommi,tee said tho mntter had been
odg,nally referred to the officers
named with power to act. They bad
arrived at their conclusions after sew
,nl days Of careful dellberation.
They had acted In good faith
ipm the beginning and would
noi back out now. They mad
zone entirely too far for that. The
inIIing was now In the course OF
sous,ruc,lon and would be erected.
Hardy said that he was uuslierably
ouno,ed 10 the city locating ita Ctema-
Inv near the greatest sanitlrium In
ihe Territory. IL was n piece Of prop
erv for which the city would probably
nj tnhe half million Of dollar. a
hospital for the sick was being erected
there.
Lawson said he clincided with whit
POLAND and Hardy had said in regard
10 the qntslion. He wanted 10 gO ON
record m being opposed TO II. The
protest " the property Owners should
IL needed,
Moran inquired II the Councils
tover was revoked, what effect Il would
have on the work now being uone.
Wanllaud asked how long work had
teen going on and Beardal0y replied
that men and teams had been actively
engaged for two weeks and the cNca.
Walton had been completed. IL the
protests were acceded to the contractor
would has to ho paid Tor his work. He
moved that the committee be dis
charged.
The matter was temporarily disposed
Il by reference 10 the Mayor and SAM.
tAfy committee associated.
This action virtually donieB the pc
ttlon.
ANOTHER POLICEMAN.
The Mayor sent in a communication
IN which he announced the appoint
mentol Frank Davenport M policeman.
Committee on police.
0UTTERINu REFUSED.
The following communication from
the Board OF Public Works was re-
ierred 10 the street commissioner and
city engineer:
Honorable President and City Council:
Gentlemen. Some time ago we were
ordered TO proceed with the construction
aicobblo stone cutters on North state
tueel nom tho capitol grounds to City
Creek.
We did not take action, MS We did not
consider il advisable to do tho work nj
once, For u long distance on tho street
there Is deep Ill which II liable TO
teAe OF slide out OF shape for some time
looome, and IL tho CUTTERS are construct
Cd before the now ground becomes well
compact, II Will incur tho extra expense
Iremylng them, and probable In some
Places rebuilding. We do not think the
waller coming down tNo street during tho
next rainy season do damage suit
cent 70 warrant putting in tho cutters
ian lall, and wo therefore recommend
tntihe work 10 postponed for the pres.
sn'' BoARD OF PUBLIC WoRiis.
cHAIRMANsHIP FILLED.
The chair appointed Mr.. SlmondI a
ehaiIman OF the committee on public
uounds to I'LL the vacancy caused by
NJ Ewlng's resignation.
RAILWAY TROUBLE.
A bill for an ordinance AnendInl
Wifanchise OF tho Great Salt Lux,
@hol Springs RIA iiway company, al
istlng II to use regular steam engines
Ii'ead OF dummies, provided tn,
gmpany commence the construction
"a broad guage line 10 the Deel
Nttk country within four months
time. $50
Evans said rs he understood II tn,
oulany had merely asked 10 be nj
.omeu TO change their line from
suhiny 10 regular steam line, an,
ys we committee hal reported oil
vme.hlng foreign to the petition. IL
was m iavor OF granting the petition
"nked for, but no more.
wen objected strongly to the pass q
he I'LL. The managers OF Tia,
treat salt Lake n Hot Springs rail
my had said To the people of Ia
anl'i preciuctthat whenthe franchis
vas granted they would CONVEX
me fond into an electric or cabl
.oal within six monthg. Bu
"np have not done 20, and d
Ivy propose 10. Tnoy have violate,
Ivy v.y wotl OF their agreement. lie
IN vlnrel them to keen their wor
m me Council. 10 allow them /
~ On blg steam engines now woul
,ePleoiate 100000 worth OF propert
exceed 100000. nav NV
me iae matter went over until the mex