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

TOMS Hihll lAlii leak OF Hnlli lnetNDuW
and other tho vehicles OF vessel carried
by D. shall be 30 covered as tu be in0i.
ffnsive, provided further that no part ~
the coutouts OF any puvv vault on cess
pool, except gtusiurccl other than oNcrO-
mcnt, shah DO removed thcrcftuu, nor
.hall the same be- transported through
any n the streets of the city except the
same shall be tam ported by mcansu ut hn
airtiunt vessel OF ~ such nAnuor ~
shall prevent entirely the escape W any
uoxiuus or Offensive udors thorcfrom,aud
by permit from tho Board Of Health.
An dead animals shall be removed In
such ~ manner that they shall he covered
nom Wow during tho process OF re-
movnl.
Sec. in. No person shall empty mr. A.
tempt no empty anvNault, privy, sink or
cc.spnol In The district described Ia Soc
tiou8. except pursuant 10 pornlt there
for received rom the board Of u iilh,
Sec. N. Any person or per4nn4 hiliug
to comply with or who violates any of
tie provisions Of the foregoing
sections OF this ordinance fhHll
hu fined In any sum not loss than
nyr tebC0i dollars, nor more than one
hundred dollars (slu0.00l, aud shall ln
addition 10 such punishment be fined Va
the further sum OF ave dOlara '-l ujl Tor
every twenty. four l2l hours ~ failure
or refusal to comply with tho said Or
Soc. NJ This ordinance shall tako
effect and bo In force thirty days after lis
passage and approval.
TitE PAVING PROPOSITION,
IL was nearly 10 O'Clock when the
sanitary ordinance was disposed OF AMI
the paving proposition iakcn up.
Moran inquired II Utah cement was
| specified In the contract.
Wautland--No II IL not.
Moran Well, 1 certainly think II
SHOULD be-.
Lawson-I agree with Mfr, Moran
| Tho mvoting OF imported material 70
the exclusion OF the Utah product Is
unjust 10 cur citizens and taxpayers.
Hardy N0bliy favots tue rising
Of home products more than myself. |
expect 90 pny for some Of this paving
u the extent oi u considerable amount
Of money. But my experience with
the Utah cement has been such that |
would as soon have the ordinary dust
OF the streets for a road bed.
The city engineer was called upon ana
said that hydraulic cement was thr
standard. There were two kinds h
cement, viG Portland and natural
cement. The former was an artificial
preparation made from n variety OF
ingredients uniformly mixed aud
tested. The latter was an articl,
taken from the mines from various
siratas. There were nity kinds Of
Portland ctmenG
Moran wanted to make 1t incum
bent 10 usn Utah material.
TO this the engineer replied he would
feel Il his duty TO file a written protest
against the use OF any Kind Of cement
until II mad teen thoroughly tested.
Morsn-Mr. Doremus, what kind Of
cement IL the best.
Mr.. Dotpmus-As n professional MAI
II would be unfair for me to answer
that qdestiOn as do not want 10 al
vorale the use Of any particular kind
We have received "a many as tel
car loads OF Portland cement whicl
we have been obliged To reject. Som'
Of the Utah material will stand tn,
test but great proportion OF II vii
not.
Moran-Is II not possible to procur,
enough Of u that will'
Mr.. DJfemus again explained tina
he was not representative OF M.
cement company aud he.iiltud In an
swerinR the question. but being press
ed by Moran he said "NJ," very en-
phatically. He did not believe that
was possible to get ten barrel. VI gop'
cement out Of a shipment Of 100 Of tn
, Utah product.
Lawson-we should certainly US
! home material. Some people say tina
n has not been sufficiently tested
Wen, who IL going - test II for "
, We ceunot expect TO import II I
. California, Portland, England q
elsewhere. We import too niue
material. That Ia the cause OF tn
hard times IN this city. | wonde
when that practice Is going 70 cease.
t ouHBlN0.
I, Considerable discussion occurred Of
the curb.ngqurs,iou.
, Wautland offered tho following resC
, luton which was adop,ed'
, That the city engineer and board ,
pubic works he requested % arrange Nh
4 | SPECIFICATIONS for street paving 10 rs
. allow the use OF curblng three feet I
lcugth.
4 a sLvENIY FOUND TEST.
, Lawson moved to maku the to'
a seventy pounde por square inch IL
/ stead of 100 pounds.
. Follsnd thought that the Utah c,
4 ment should be rs thoroughly tested .
b. amy other. To reduce the test simpl
~ TO encourage the home product w
l. poor economy. He moved hat n
natural cement uprd shall be- equal 4
II quality u the Lcsl Roscndnie, az
'- when mixed with two parts NJ tani
% ono Of cement, aud after having ice
t iu the air one dny ana IN the wat
y ak DAYS, IL shall stand n tensile s,rlI
!, OF twenty pounds per square Inc
\ Carried,
: HOME PRODUCTS
i4 Mr.. Rich Offered Ia. following;
s.. Resolved, The, It bo tho scnsc OF N
" Council that all material utoi In the pa
~ Ing oi strro,S and sidewalks shah be
: home products rs ftr ns practicable, al
~ humn labor shall have the preference
IN all public work,
~ The resolution was adopted.
n qlIE DETECTIVE ORDINANCE.
.e Three or four motors were na
" simultaneously ny different momht
- to adjourn, hut Lawson took the Ito
u aud demanded that the ordinance 81
h a,ing detective bureau bo taken u
- Carried. lie Offered the IolloNii
amendmen,, which carried:
n Bo II further ordained by tho On
IL Council that the marshal and chief
q police shall have tho puWor, whenever
u their Judgment necessary, % call up,
tho chioi ~ detectives tor assistance; al