The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
TIE new FIRE LIMITS
Preparing for a Big Howl Over
1892 Taxes.
SALE OF CITY BONDS AUTHORIZED
The Mayor Says the Police Must Do Their
Whole Duty, or He Shall Exercise
Hin Prerogstive and Make
Some Vacancies.

When the council met last evening, there
were present Beardsley, Bell, Evans,
Ewing, POLAND, Heiss, Horn, Lawson,
Moran, Rich, Simondi and Wantland.
There was an absence of the usual crowd
that has blocked the corridors for four
weeks past, the audience barely reaching
dozen, all told.
CLAIMS.
Powers & Hiles sent in bill for $500 for
services rendered in nuisance cases. Re
ferred.
E. A. Adkins, $3.50 for plastering reser-
yoir, was presented and referred.
Rhodes Brothers, for iron pipe, S592.46.
Josephine NJ. Spear asked to have her
sidewalk tax on Third East RENTED be-
cause the assessment was never legally
completed. Referred.
FIX THE GUTTER.
Property owners on Second South asked
that the gutter on the south side Of that
thoroughfare be cleaned, SO that it would
carry of the water. Referred.
AN EASTER MARKET.
The Central Christian church was
granted license as merchant for one
week, TO run an Easter market
TO OPEN THIRD NORTH.
Frank Anderson and others asked that a
street be opened, TO be known as Third
North, running west from Eleventh West
TO the east side Of Fairfield avenue, there
to connect with Third North. Referred.
SPECIAL WITHOUT PAY.
S. J. Paul and others asked that Charles
Hsdley be appointed q special policeman
without pay.
THE WIDTH OF GREEN STREET.
H. NJ. Mccartney and others asked that
Green street be made sixty six feet wide,
as the three-rod street proposed by other
petitioners would be little Improvement ii
any, over the present width of that
thoroughfare. Referred.
he WANTS DAMAGES.
Edward Rushton represented that be
was the ewner of a tract of land through
which it was proposed that Seventh South
street be run; that city employees had
entered upon said land and made ditch
through it and laid q water pipe therein
that he had, as consequence, been dam
aged in the sum of $780, and he asked an
appropriation for that amount. Referred.
LIGHT BADLY NEEDED.
a. w. Carlson asked that an electric
light be placed at the west end of Plum
street, at its intersection with Ounce. Re-
ferred.
IT HAS NO POWER.
The beard Of public works reported tina,
In its opinion it had no power to open the
matter of F. D. Gift, who desired TO con-
struct his own sidewalk.
CLERK FOR HIS HONOR.
Fred Kesler recommended the appoint
ment of Charles B. Glenn as clerk Of the
police court. Adopted.
BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
Julia A Kimball ct al asked to be al.
lowed to construct the sidewalk IN front OF
lot 4. block 81, by private contract. Re
ferred.
THE UTAH cENTRAL's RIGHTS.
E. B. Critchlow and others, owners Of
the land adjacent to or In the immediate
vicinity of the railroad grade known as the
western extension of the Utah Central
running across the Jordan, requested thai
the railroad grade be made public high
way TO the lake, the rights of the said rail
way in the matter having long since beer
forfeited. Referred.
PROTECTION FOR A SCHOOL.
Robert j. McCaskey asked some protec
tion against the use OF steam engines snC
other noise producers to be employed by ,
paving company in the rear of the Collegiatl
institute, as the school would be damaged
and the pupils made uncomfortable. IL
hoped there was some method by which tn,
Objectionable institution could be removed
deferred.
THE CITT's PROPORTION.
G. E. Stanton, secretary Of the Joint cit,
and county building represented that III
following bills were due:
J. h. Bowman IS 45l 0