Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-15

lowing estimate u cost for construct.
Ing sidewalks on both sides Of Market
street, including grazing and engineer.
ing:
our men cement s. Oh, %
t'uf lnrh lsphNium .........s...s...s iu,' ul
-FOUR inch igatinc..,. ,..,........ b,a'i so
Commi;tco on streets.
RHrAISiSJ VAIL ENCOURAGEMENT.
The same Official reported that he
had permitted the retaining wall now
being bIilt In front Of tile Roland Hall
property On Firat street tn extent Into
the street q distance III " feet IN order
70 secure uniformity In Improve.
ments. a similar encronchment wa.
allowed for n porto" Of the wall 10y
the preceding City Council. Adopted.
rR2M JUSTICE i,EsLER.
Police Justice Kcslor's report for
the month Of June was read. IL
showed that l9l cases hat been tried,
and SOL had been paid TO Urea. urer
Duke, bcsld's the iines collected 10y
labor. Filed.
now Mucn ARE THEY ENTITLED no?
John J. Riley aud others represent
ed that they nre the owners vi the
Lcadville sub -divisiou; That they arc
entitled TO The owncrsnip ana vcatcd
rights In certal n streams Of wa,er con.
trullcd by the Council; thst owing to
the absence ~ any record they are uu-
able to say what said streams ARE or
the amount Of water due them, and
they ask that the city decide now
l. In ID
mattcro OF record.
PROM THE HOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
The board Of public works submitted
this:
eve beg 10 ask for Instructions "A 10
whether or not We shall order the con-
tractor IN sidewalk districts Nos. and
s, To proceed with the laying Of side
walk In front OF what l. known as the
Ontario hotel property on West Tenn
pile street. The portion Of tue work
referred to Il fenced In, but we have
never been notified that the nbutteri
were exempted from the sidewalk tax
OF graHted permission to postpone the
construction Of the side walk"
Committee on streets.
lkAh NNlslbthh AA'N RbNs'NAhs
In the matter Of condemnation OF
property for the purpose OF widening
Social Hall avenue and making that
thoroughfare the same width NJ either
end ~ II IL IN the middle, the city at.
torney reported that sufficient data
| had not been furnished him to draw
up the necessary papers and he sug
gested that tbs city engineer make m
| est innate Of the street ~ contemplate
| and have petitioners aIvance such
| amounts "a will cover the expense Of
survey. This the attorney said was
| necessary before condemnation pro
ceedings could be commenced.
STREET MATTERS,
In the matter Of the petition Of Muir
ray &, GOdbe for retaining walls on
state street, the committee on street,
reported that the case la question wal
onu In which the city was not liable
and recon mended that the petition be
denied. Adopted.
In the matter OF paving walks OF
Main, First and Second South street,
the committee recommended that tn.
city attorney be- requested to prepar,
and the city recorder to publish {
uotlce to the property owners directing
them to m the usual water and tewel
pine connections. Adopted.
In the matter Of paving works OF
Main, First and Second South streets
the same committee recommended that
the superintendent OF waterwOrks anu
city engineer be requested to submit /
statement showing amount and eeti
mate Of cost OF the water pipe neces
nary to be laid on the streets named, IL
advance " paving. Adopted.
Phe special cOmmittee, consisting o
Al1e'mnn Rich, Lawson and Evans
reported m iollows
Your committee appointed TO inyes,i
gate the delay Of the paving work vi
Stale street would report, that after
| thorough Investigation with the Salt LAX
railroad and Rapid Transit companio.
also with Mr.. swim and Mr., Rod, OF tn
Pacific Paving company, We report a
follows.
Tho salt Lake railway and the Rapi,
Transit companies arc 10 far In advAnc
with their work that we cannot possibly
see that they are causing any delay In tn
paving of the said street, but We do mn
that tho Pacific Paving company has no
n sufficient plant hero In this city to carr!
on as required by contract; that they ar
not getting their material on tho grounl
fast enough, neither do they carry an!
: PAVING blocks at the quarry or screenol
} gravel at the pits In advance OF work
That they have made no preparation
+ for the com pletlon Of tholr work tina
I they should have dOno before plowinl
up tho streets and stopping traffic thoro
we also find that in our opinion ther
IL 10 system, or no ono who seems I
have charge In cleaning up tue sideNall
and guttoring amer curbing aud pawn
IL done.
II thig il attended TO your commlt,e
believes that business mon would n0
nave halftho cause to complain, as team
I could dfive In on the upper and driv
, out nj the lower oud Of each block. B
i 40 doing Il would bonoilt the hnsiues
men aud help to remove good deal o
, | lhe Dissatisfaction,
! Wo recommend ,hnt the Pacific PAWN
I company hc requested 10 at onco incroas
the capacity of their asphalt plan
= and 10 crowd tho Urcparu,iD
/. on all material that may DO necessary 10
> tho completion Of this work, aud unless
I uuitei effort on tholr part j. done 10 lh
!, sntlsinciiOn OF this Council, We wuul
!, recommend that thuY 10 held To IN
strict terms 81 their CONT not, aud that II
mrther extension OF timo he granite
them,
W, further recommend that tho iniei
section of State and Third South street
i be not disturbed until tho paving an
i railway companies have an nNtcria
% naresptry io complete tho work on N
Z grounI, and that the work shall not 4
u suspended until oomploted-nigh, AN
day.
Horn moved that the Secretary
y the paving company, VINO was pfosen
y he allowed to set forth the company