Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-04
Report received and the amounts
named appropriated.

AeNAnEs
believing that an amend.
mcnt 10 the "ordiuAuCn In relation To
city water works. No that rates could no
collected monthly or quarterly instead 81.
annually, Us heretofore, would be " an
advantage 10 the city corporation aud no
burden TO tho wator tnkcr, I most
respectfully request your Hon. Body,
To make such an amendment no your
earliest conveyance 10 that IL can take
effect nj tho commencement " tho new
water year, July lst, isp2. Committee ON
waterworks.
NUISANCE CASE WITNESS PIES.
Sanitary inspector Shovel seat In
n communication In which .hp said
that :. II. Cunolly aud T.. Lochrio
were witnesses In the case recently
heard IN the Third District court,
wherein the city was CHARGED with
maintaining nuisance 1T Bingham
canyon. Their tees amounted to 1920
each aud he asked that they be paid.
Committee on claims.
oALLTA22l TuE RusTLrR.
Tho following report. which ~ n
model n brevi,y, might prove Of value
I'd, would certainly afford great relief
TO the oyorwOtkoi reporters. IL comes
from the fuetling money maker at the
head ~ the department Of prodigal
and homeless dogs, Mt. Gallcazzi, aud
Is direct antithesis 10 the reports OF
his predecessor. l. IL 40 follows
~ have the honor 10 submit, my report
for tho month OF April, layA
Number u dogs rcgistufed.......... 90. .....,..iGl
AmouhN 'hlttttasssssssssssssss sssssssssssssaA't
SAMUEL GALLEA11L
Report received and filed, and hall
the amount appropriated To Mr.. Gal.
leAzzi.
STREET srRINHLiNo.
Tho city recorder In the matter OF
street sprlnkling reported NJ follow:
j. &. Watson & Bro, go, 900 for sea.
son, So, $50 80 PER month; sullivan Il
Mcdonald, sb,72S.s0 per month; T.. Is.
Shoehridge, $4,000 per month; Eller.
beck & Redman, 50, 7S7.l3 per month;
A. l.. Williams, 5000 90 per month,
Mounth 4 Griffin, S2,933.sI per
month.
IL, o. Heath oiiers TO sprinkle West
Temple and state streets from Ninth
10 Tenth South and Fifth East from
Eighth TO Tenth South for $3.50 per
day.
The recorder recommended that the
contract be awarded Mount n Gfiillu.
Referred TO rprinkling committee.
STATE STREET RETAINING WALLS.
Tho matter OF retaining walls for DR..
Park, John Green aud others was lie.
ferfed to the city engineer aud the city
attorney.
PLAT APPROVED.
The Mat Of East Park subdivision
was approved.
AUSTIN APPOINTED.
James Austin was made inspector OF
sidewalk construction.
PoLL TAN EQUALIZATION.
The committee on streets reported
that the present method OF equalizing
poll tax ~ to have the labor performed,
AS early as practicable, In the district,
In which 1t IL collected.
wALDEs's HALLWAY.
The street committee recommended
that j. Is. Walden 10 granted the
franchise for street railway asked foi
ut the last session. Committee on
streets.
THE OLD TRAAiwAY.
The street supervisor was instructed
to remove the old tramway on Second
South street.
THEY DON'T GET II.
Tho committee on police recon.
mended that the petition OF the deputy
watermssters for increased pay he dc.
niod. Adopted.
ANOTHER POLICEMAN.
The committee on police recon-.
mendcd the appointment Of an add.
tioual policeman TO he stationed In the
vicinity OF the Utah and Nevada
depot. Adopted.
ONE TRACK IL ENOUGH.
In the matter OF tho application Of
Il. IL. Bowman and Welby, asking for
n franchise for a railroad on Eighth
South street, the street committee re-.
commented that In order that the con.
tractor OF the Joint city md county
building may not DO delayed IL IL
necessary that proper railroad switch.
ing facilities shall be provided, that
no action bo taken on the petition ut
present and that the city attorney be
requested TO notify Contractor Bow
man that tho track constructed by him
"a AAaAnh At mt I..t ma,
~ To facilitate and not ohstruct traffic:
and to notify tho Utah Central kall.
way Company that its road must be
put In condition Immediately and
switching charges made reasonable 10
accommodate the transfer Of trhfl!o to
and from other railroads 30 rs 10 render
an additional railroad track on Eighth
South street unnecessary. Adopted.
FOR PICNIC PURPOSES.
Tho Evangelical Sunday schools
were granted the use OF Liberty ParE
for picnic purposes.
TO REDEEM SOLD PROPERTY.
Coates aud Corum were allowed Ia
redeem certain property which had
been sold for taxes.
WATER MAIN ENTEEsIos.
The petition OF John Snyder and
Others, atkipg the extension OF water
mains ON First North and Third West,
was granted.
FIRE ISsrEcToB's SALARY.
Tho committee on finance recon.
mended that tho salary Of the Ire In
spector bu placed nj 5000 per year.
Loofbourow moved that action be-