The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13

also Of r. o. G. Shovel. w. S. Simpklns
and the Utah Central railway company,
S29. 80, which should be paid out of the
81 500 retained from the final estimate in
favor of Dubois 81 Williams, and charged
TO that firm; also bids of r. o. G. Shovel,
the Pacific Lumber company and the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company,
amounting to S91.50. The coal bills OF the
Pacific Lumber and Building company was
for fires kept in the house over the dam,
aud the lumber bill of r. o. G. Showell
was for that used in upper dam and should
be paid for by the city and charged to Par
ley's canon conduit.
TO DO THEIR OWN WORK.
F. G. Heath and others asked permission
to construct their own sidewalks. Re-
ferred.
The Home Life insurance company asked
to be allowed TO put down its own flag side
walk at 20 to 26 S. Main street. Referred.
WANTS NEW ENTRANCE.
T. P. Murray asked that his railway be
allowed to enter Salt Lake on Roper
street. Referred.
AGAINST THE MAINS.
H. NJ. Mccartney ct al. protested
against the laying of water mains on
Green street. Referred.
ANO1hHh NUISANCE CLAIM.
Mortimer q, Taylor sent in claim Of
$500 as a witness in the nuisance case.
Referred.
R. E. Cullinan asked to be elevated to
the position Of city electrician. Referred.
PLAsTERING RESERVOIR.
E. A. Adkins sent in a bill of s35 for
plastering reservoir in the city cemetery.
Referred.
MORE IMPROVEMENTS.
Price and Williams asked leave to pile
| building material at 70 G street Referred.
A'MAIN STREET SIDEWALK.
F. Auerbach & Brother asked to be al
lowed to lay their own sidewalk in front OF
their own premises on Main street. Re-
ferred.
NJ. A. Wilder and others asked that water
mains be laid in front of their residences, q
special tax having been levied to cover the
same. Referred
WANT TO CONNECT.
The Lake Park driving association asked
to be allowed to connect with the water
mains on Indiana avenue. Referred.
THE FIRE LIMITS.
The committee on fire department, in the
matter of extending the fire limits, recon-
msnded that they be extended, beginning
at the northeast corner of Fourth South
and First West running west along the
north boundary line of Fourth South to ten
rods west of the east boundary line OF
block SO. plat c.; thence north to First
North through SO, 81, As, 40, so, and 81,
plat G, ten rods west of the east boundary
| oil hn
line of First North to the west line OF
First East; thence south along the west
boundary line of First East to the north
east corner of First East and North Temple
street, embracing all of blocks 46, a, As
40, 60, 81. 90, 90, Ga, 65, &c, 60, as, 79, so
81, 81, SO, 81, IS, SO, ga, 95, 90, 81, 9S anc
SO, plat A, and the west ten rods of block:
81, As, 40, 60 and 81, plat G..
FROM THE RECORDER
The city recorder notified the council o.
the completion of notice Of intention tt
pave sidewalks in districts 81, % and %
water mains extensions, l2S, 1919, $50, Isl
1872, 1873. 127 and 126. Filed.
BROOKS RETAINING WALL.
The city engineer returned the communi
cation of G. P. Brooks. asking that a re
tanning wall be built in front of his prem
ises on North State street. and recon
mended that it be referred to the board o.
public works.
IT is IMPRkcTIoABLE.
The city engineer reported that it wa
impracticable to fix the grade on ThirC
West street without knowledge of tht
ground on adjoining streets, which can onl,
be determined by running lines of levels
Filed.
TO REMOVE THE SCALES.
The city engineer called the attention o
the council to weigh scale on State stree
between First and Second South, which
would have to be removed before the pave
ment could be laid.
THE ENGINEER's REPORT.
The city engineer reported his expense
Tor the quarter ending March 81, 1892, a
s5,5S4.45, and receipts for the quarter wer
$500; uncollected bills, S397.S5. Filed.
WILL DO FOR THE PRESENT.
The city engineer reported that the side
walk of E. 3. Wicks, which had been con
. structed by private contract, was not il
accord with the grade. but would meet al
present requirements.
WATER MAIN CONSTRUCTION.
: Superintendent Ryan called the after
ton Of the council to the fact that befor
water can be delivered,from Parley's cafio
conduit into the lower system il will b
necessary to lay eleven blocks of 16-nc
, pipe and two blocks of S-inch pipe, whic
, should be done before June 1st, in orde
that the water could be use
, for sprinkling. In order to set prope
connections, the pipe should be laid from tn
Thirteenth street reservoir. He also needle
thirty five tons Of S-inch pipe for the mort
bench high line to extend from City cree
to Capitol hill. The ditch had been read
for some time, and unless the pipe wa
soon laid, it would cave in. Referred.
THEIR PROBABLE COST.
! Auditor Rsybould presented a statemer
!; OF the probable cost OF the city department
: for the quarter ending June 80.
3 Police department----- 1880
City engineer Neutrality-suspicious.. 7425
Fire department 900
Health department. ...------ a77l
Waterworks --------- 569l
y Matchmaker $3.50
Sewer department----------- 1872
Z Recorders Office ----------- 525
Treasurer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,225
a Assessor and collector I05O
n Police court $40
n Assessor and collector OF water rates 60
a Auditor 400
( Printing and advertising 12a0
General expense $50
: City cemetery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900