Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-24

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Evans was opposed 70 the .proposi-
ton. II would be taking enap iudg.
mont on the oili1ous.
"No il womb" said wantland With
emphasis.
Evans--But know II viii. Again
| say that am opposed TO sidowAlkiug
Isolated districts.
Brarisloy said that he know that
some VI the property owners Ia the dis.
trict named were IN favor Of laying
the sidewalks.
Tho recommendation were adopt.
cd.
NATURAL AND c1UsCfLMASic GAS.
The Natural Gaa d Pipe Line
company franchise thru came up on
tho reports OF the committee. tbs
majority report recommended the
granting OF franchise, while the
minority objected TO the granting Of u
franchise until the company made
some hcadway.
Evan, moved the adoption Of the
minority report.
Boll wanted to have the Indiana
people treated fairly In the matter. This
iact that the company hal not done
much work no far should not initiate
against II.
Hnrdy-When home company
comes here and asks for u fraucniss It's
appiication II denied. But when AZ
outside corporation comes IN the COun.
ell seems willing TO give II the ,arih
aud viii attempt 10 tear of q piece "
the moon FOR n. | am Ia favor Of
assistlng local capital fret and chose
l.gho will work for the development VI
Ithe RESOURCES Oi the Territory.
The Chair-l was mott aware that any
company had beei denied IA franchise.
Knrrick-Nes, sir; that Is fact.
The Salt Lake Gas company which
has epem 10000 dollars aud has driven
well 10 the depth OF 900 feet has been
40 treated.
Mainland said that Colorado capital
lists had been Interested In the uiiaif
aud maj machinery on the way 60 pro-
secute the work. Tho granting OF n
new franchise would have n had elect.
Bell declared that unreasonable man
could agteo with Wantland. (Lnugh'
tor)
Then followed wordy, unneceeanry
and Improbable discussion OF twenty
minutes duration, after which II went
10 the committee on streets.
THE ROAD 10 MORGAN.
The city engineers report on the
construction Of a road 10 Morgan via
city Creek aud Hatdsotabble canyons,
came w for consideration. fhe
estimated cost is from $4,000 10 $4,000.
A communication from tho county
clerk OF Morgan iavOriug the building
Of the road was also read, received anu
7 iileC.
Wnnlland and Rich spoke Mt length
in favor OF the yrOpositlon. The trade OF
most OF Morgan county could be-
secured by building the road. Today
ogden got tho benefit OF that trade.
POLAND moved that authority be
given 20 construct that road. Carried.
THE SEWAGE QUESTION.
The report from the special commit.
tee on sewerage, recently published IN
these columns, came up for discussion,
Hardy moved the adoption OF the
report.
Rion said II the motion carried II
would necessitate the purchase OF sixty
acres Of land. He wanted TO know
/. where u was located and how much
, II would cost per acre.
Hardy said the lAud was on this side
, OF the Jordan river, about four miles
! north OF the pTeseut sewer stump. The
- land would cost $3.50 per acre.
Rich-How nlpny people will one
acre OF land accommodate?
The City EnBiIeef-Onc hundred.
Rich-Then We should have more
land.
. BeaTdslty-I think ~, too. II W,
/ don'l got It we win have filthy
swamp ON our hands.
= Hafdy-Thorc Is sufficient fall IN
the ground from the sixty acres select
ed 10 carry the sewagavpver Jordan tC
, where thousands OF Acres OF GROUND
eau 10 purchased at The rate OF Sl5 PEI
, acre.
, Folland-The report seems to be
, incomplete. a right OF way VIII have
il 10 DO Obtained. An expenditure OF
4 large amount OF money, perhaps hal
!; a million dollars, viii he maize II th'
: report II adopted. He moved that the
!, city engineer be instructed 10 max
: preliminary survey and report back Il
= The council the estimated cost Of con
. struollOn and that the remainder o
4 the report be referred back to the com
o mittee. Carried.
y sTANToN's COMMISSION.
:, Horn offered resolution appropci
ating f6B as commission 10 tile recoI
der for selling a piece OF city land
= Adopted.
y MORE HELP.
2 Chris Dlehl, city assessor and col
= lect0r OF winter rates, asked that he b.
= given another clerk In his Office AM
/. asked that his own salary be raised q
!, $3.50 per month. Mr.. Diehl WAS au
= thorized to employ clerk ut $40 PC
month.
4, SANITARY INSPECTION.
o Thesanitary committee recommended
/. u sanitary inspection OF the city,
i Rich wanted 10 know how much In
., inspection would cost.
n Boardsley replied that he did no
a know.
r Rich insisted that II would cost thre
O timcs as much rs the average census.
= Evans thought the scheme was gooI
one, and should be ut once put int
!, practice.
d Wantland thought It was a matte
y that should be pushed through withou
- delay.
W POLAND said II was time the Counei
tried to practice little economy. III
II wanted 10 know how much the inslec
IL ton would cost aud how long II woul
take.
Moran moved that the report be re
ferred tack TO the committee with Ia
o a,tuc,ions to report on the coat an
l. such other details az they might re
- NJ. Hc thought n few men VIII