The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-08
NUMERous PETITIONS.


sand feet; arc lights, 1900 candle power,
al SlO per month: and incandescent lights
at S2 per month. Referred.
NUMEROUS PETITIONS.
! Phillip Adams asked tor permission to
operate boot black stand at the Godbe-
Pitts corner. Referred.
Lorenzo Petit petitioned for relief from
a tax sale. Referred.
G. M. Staum ct. al. asked that the
name OF street be changed to Byron
street. Referred.
| Sarah b. Gibson ct. al. asked that
street on her recently annexed district be
called Blaine avenue. Referred.
! ALI E. Eklund sent in bill for $50 for
services rendered in the Shovel investiga-
ton. Referred.
| II. 6. McMillen ct al. protested against
the granting Of franchise to the Salt
Lake City Railroad company on East
South Temple street. Filed.
The Woolley Steam laundry petitioned
for permission to connect with the sewer
on First South and Eighth East streets.
Referred.
| Henrietta Yeadon petitioned for relief
from sidewalk tax. Referred.
A. III. Cannon ct al. asked Tor an electric
light at Eight South and Fifth West
streets. Referred.
| INDEFINITE JAIL SPECIFICATIONS.
| The Industrial Architectural Iron
works of Cincinnati. sent in a commune
cation stating that they had not bid on
the iron work for the proposed jail owing
TO the Indefinite character OF the specifi-
cations, but would do 80 now that the
specifications had been changed. Re-
! ferred.
| @. f. Dantel etal asked for the extension
OF water mains on Cannon street between
Eighth and Ninth West streets. Re-
ferred.
The Salt Lake and Ogden Gas and
Electric Light company acknowledged
receipt of the resolution recently passed
with reference to all Instructions being re-
moved for the paving of Main street, and
| stated that no delay would be caused by
their poles and gas mains. Filed.
9. A. GraeHer ct al petitioned for an
asphalt sidewalk on West Second SCUM
street from Fifth West to the Jordan river,
Referred to the city engineer for an esti-
mate.
DONATION OF LIGHTS.
The Salt Lake and Ogden Gas & Elec-
trio Light company offered to furnish
light for FIVE incandeScent lights without
cost at Eagle Gate. Accepted.
Mrs. E. A. Short asked for relief from
sewer tax. Referred.
pile building material on East Second
South street. Referred to committee on
streets with power to act.
j. j. Smith ct al, petitIoned for an
electric light on Franklin avenue. Re-
ferred
L. L. Woodruff ct al, petitioned for
the grading of Third South street
Referred.
D. B. Carson applied for a position on
the police force. Referred
G. w. Hardy ct al. asked for an extern
sion of time for the payment of sewer
taxes. Referred to the city attorney.
T. w. Jennings asked that the grading
of First street from State TO street, be
completed. Referred to committee on
streets.
Miss E. Y. Davis ct al asked that B
street be graded from First to Fourth
streets. Referred.
j. M. Harry, Watermaster, recommend
ed that the twelve-inch sewer pipe on
Sixth East street be taken up and f1ume
be put in, as the pipe was inadequate to
Canal and Irrigation committee with
power to act.
ROPER STREET WATER ASSESSMENT.
The superintendent Of water works re-
ported that the estimated cost of the ex-
tension OF water mains on Roper
Eleventh East street and Emerson ave-
nue. was So. 700 and the amount of the as
sesSment was only $3,S70.S3, and recon- |
mended that the assessment on property
be raised to mills, and an ordinance
drawn to cover the extension
In this connection Rich introduced the |
following resolution:
Whereas, The amount Of assessment Of the
proposed wafer main extension on Eleventh |
East street in the new annex to the city on |
Bgl.7O2 square feet frontage amounts to S3,g7883 |
at q mill assessment and the actual cost OF |
game is g. e68.2l; therefore, be it
Resolved, That ths assessment be raised TO |
mills per square foot to cover the deficiency !
of 1882. IS on said extension.
The resolution was adopted and the
whole matter referred to the city at |
torney.
The city recorder reported that side
walk intentions for paving on West |
Temple street and for sidewalk construc-
ton on Second South. First South and |
South Temple streets had been published /
and were now ready for reference to the |
board OF public works to obtain bids for
same. The usual order was made.
The city attorney reported that he had |
furnished the city marshal with plats in |
order that residents OF the recently an !
neXed district may number their houses. |
Filed.
The city recorder reported that the no. |
tice OF completion for the extension OF |
water mains on West Second South street |
had been published as required by law,
and submitted the same for final confirm
alton. Adopted.
The city auditor filed his monthly re-
port for February.
TEE CANYON BOULEVARD.
The city engineer, reporting in the
matter OF the cost OF constructing drive
way, thirty feet in width. along the sides |
of City Greek canyon from near the north |
east corner of capital grounds to the bed |
Eleventh street, and stated that the cost /
would be about 90, 936. Laid over to come
up under the head of miscellaneous.
In tha matter of the netitinn of the Snlt