Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08

The Proceedings.
A. y. and J. NJ. Harmon asked to DO
allowed 10 pile building material on
Second South street between East
Temple aud state streets. Committee
on streets.
Marcellus NJ. Gray nsked for fran.
ohise TO erect AMI maintain gas and
electric light manufacturing plant for
n period 81 twenty-five years. Com.
mittee on streets.
Philip Adams asked to be allowed to
maintain "A boot black stand at the
Godbe.Pi,ls corner. Committee on
streets.
Il. Petit asked for the release OF
certain land sold for taxes. City
attorney.
Al Ecklund sent In communlca.
ton asking for $50 for detective services
In the Shovel Investigation. Commit
tee ON claims.
Sarah Is. Gibson and others asked
that "a certain street In the recently
annexed district be named Blaine
street. Committee on streets.
a proposition FROM W. 3. McCor.
nick to furnish i've incandesce MT
lights free OF charge for the proper
Illumination OF the Eagle Gate was
accepted.
The Industrial Architectural Iron
Works OF Cincinnati, Ohio, sent IN n
communication In which they stated
that some time ago they received
copies OF plans anu specifications for
the proposed city Jail, but after ex-
aiming them carefully concluded not
TO bid owing 10 the incOmpleteness OF
The plans and the indefinite character
OF the specifications. They asked to
b. furnished with new plans that they
might bid intelligently. Committeeon
prisons.
&. a. Graeber and others asked for
an asphalt sidewalk on Second South
street from Filth West 10 the Jordan
river. CITY engineer.
&. +. Dan,ell anu others asked for an
extension OF water mains ON Cannon
street. Committee on wAtefwOrks.
ID. ). Davidson asked Tor permission
10 pile building material at No. 40 east
Second south street Committee on
streets with power to act.
electric light on Franklin avenue.
Committee on improvements.
l.. l.. Woodruff and others asked that
Third South street be graded from
Tenth to Twelfth East streets. Com.
mitlee on streets.
ID. b. Carson asked 10 be- appointed
to a position on the police force. Re.
ferTed to the Mayor.
kNandaH Rgnsnu auhu,ifi.u m a,,hstI
tute for a former petition which has
been before the Council, ant now
petitions for u franchise for a gas and
electric light plant, with the usual
privileges. Laid over TO come up
under the head OF miscellaneous bust.
ueHs.
IA. q. MCMILLAN and others asked
chat franchise be not granted to the
salt Lake City Street Railway COM
Tany on East South Temple Streets.
Filed.
The Woolley Laundry company
asked 10 be allowed TO connect its
establishment with the sewer mains.
Committee ON sewerage.
Henrietta HeadOn asked for relief
from the payment Of sidewalk tax.
Board Of public works.
a. IA, Cannon ana others asked for
an electric lishtat the corner OF Eighth
south ana Filth West streets. Com
mittte 90 improvements.
c. w. Hardy and others asked for
an extension Of tizle Ia which to
make payments OF sewer taxes. City
attorney.
Miss Il. V. Davis and others asked
that h street be- graded from Fist TO
Fourth streets. Committee ON streets.
FROM FOUR 10 SIX MILLS.
The superintendent of waterworks
reported tuat the estimated cost OF ex-
tension OF wa,ermains on Roper,
Eleventh East streets and Emerson
avenue, is $1,000 anu the amount OF
the assessment IL only s3,975.S8 max.
ing difference OF sl,722; that the
property in that part vi the city Is cut
upint1 email lots and he thought tho
assessment should be raised TO xix
mills.
Bearing on that subject Rich offered
the following resolution which was
adopted:
Whereas, Tho amount Of assessment OF
the proposed Waterman extension ON
Eleventh East Ia the new annex TO tho
city, On OJl,s02 square fee. frontage
amounts 10 si,u1s,si vt u four mill assess
meut and tho actual cost of same Is
Sj,0dS.2l; therefore, be II
Resolved, That tho assessment DO
raised to six mills per square foot TO
cover tho deficiency OF Sl,Os9.3s on said
extension,
HALLWAY FRANCHISE.
In the matter 81 the petition Of the
Salt Lake * Los Angeles Railway