Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-28

There was apecial meeting Of the
City Council on Saturday evening
held for the purpose OF continuing tue
third reading OF municipal ordinances.
Boardsley occupied the chair. The
following members responded to roll
call; Evans, Follaud, Hardy, Heiss,
Horn, Rich, Slmondi AMI Wantland.
President L'oibourow came in later.
THE PROCEEDINGS.
On motion OF Hardy section ~ Of
the chapter on tho Issuing OF licenses
was amended 80 that ticket brokers
shall be compelled to pay nn annual,
llcence OF 800 instead Of $50, which
had been the rulp heretofore.
SIDEWALK DISTRICTS.
Section IL, chapter ~, on sidewalks,
was amended to read as follows:
District No. 10. Both sides Of State
street. from South Temple To South
Capitol avenue.
No. -. Both sides Of all public
stfeets, avenues aud alleys In plat a,
salt Lake City survey, not heretofore
Included In any sidewalk district, OK.
cepi State street from South Temple
street north.
No. n. Both sides Of all public
streets, avenues ant alleys IN plat G,
Salt Lake City survey.
No. -. Both sides OF all public
streets, avenues AMI alleys In plat b,
Salt Lake CITY survey, not heretofore
inoluded In any sidewalk district.
No. 90. Both sides OF all publirstreot
alleys and avenues In pla, +, salt Lake
City suTvey, not heretofore included
IN any sidewalk district.
No. q. Both sides Of all public
streets, avenues and alleys IN plat u,
salt Lake City survey.
No. %. Both sides OF First street,
from the east line OF State street ~ the
east boundary OF plat !. Also both
side1 Of Second street and Third street,
from east llnc OF Canyon road to east
boundary OF plat |. Also both sides OF
Canyon road, from State street TO north
boundary Of plat /.
No. -. Both sides OF hll public
streets, alleys and avenues In plat l.,
except State street.
No. rs. Both sides OF all public
sire cts, avenue, aud alleys Ia plat j.
The subjOlnei communication from
City Health COMMISSIONER Beatty was
read ant laid on the table until the
next regular meeting OF the Council:
To tho President and Members OF the
CITY Council:
specifically recommend the passage
of the ordinance regulating tho construct
ION OF privy vaults, herewith submitted.
II ~ n measure Of extreme Importance, ~
he privy nuisance has too long been por-
miUod TO do it. deadly work IN This city.
| IL IN TO be desired that there should he u
general adoption of tho dry earth close,
| which IL both inexpensive and hygionic,
and altogether the bcst substitute posi-.
BILE where sewerage ia not available. This
consists OF tho ordinary outbuildiugS
substituting movable box tor the pit or
vault and throwing n cupiul % dry dust
| or earth after Zach use. This deodorize.
aud disiuiects completely, and the CON
tents may be used without oilenso for a
ierlHiZOr. The dry earth closet II very
widely used, aud In no other city that
know ~ h vault building LETT unTestrict.
el as In this city.
FUoD INspkcrOR's DUTIES.
The duties Of the newly appointed
| food inspector were fixed as follows:
No Ia 10 obey ali orders Of the health
cominiheioner gnu board OF heniiii, anu
10 carry ont IN detail the ordinance
| prohibiting the keeping or sale OF un-
Wholesome food aud drink, aud regu-
lating the tale OF milk and other food
products.
LICENSE RATES LOWERED.
Section 80 Ia chapter - was then
taken up, mad the license for real
estate dealers was cut down from $50
TO S95.
SEVERAL CHAPTERS PASSED.
Chapter Is ON electric light an gas,
chapters 10 ON irrigation, 20 on Jaiier,
u on Liberty Park, % on Licenses, y
on local assessments, % on city mar
shai, 20 on mayor, 10 on misdemennors,
~ on nuisances, and % on police, were
read without further amendments,
after which the Council adjourned
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