Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06


Moran, Simondi, wantland, Lawson
President Loofbourow took the cha't
ut $50 and tho transaction Of business
commenced Immediately afterwards
THE PROCEEDINGS.
q STREET sEwER.
The city engineer reported that tho
eost Of constructing sewer from
point midway between South Temple
and First street to q point midway
between Firpt and Second streets IN
sewer district No. 3, would be for
li2} linear feet At 81, per foot sii2S7.bO
which amount divided proportionately
between tho AUDITING property VIII
amount TO si.s7 per font foot. The lois
and lands AUDITING and affected by
said Improvement are all In plat d.
Usual order.
CAPITAL VIEW ADDITION.
The city engineer reported that plats
Of Capital View addition in plat Il had
been hled In his Office and he asked
for authority TO approve tho rame.
Adopted.
gICn,s POLE ORDINANCE.
The city attorney submitted an or
dinAnce IN response to resolution
introduced by Councilman Rich at
recent meeting requiring telephone
and Telegraph companies to pay m
annual rental upon their poles fir
occupancy OF the streets. the sense
of the measure was fully set forth IN
the NKws little more than week
ago. 1t was READ q first and second
time In full, and after good deal OF
discussion further action was post
poned until Tuesday night next.
NORTH BENCH SEWER.
Lawson offered resolution provld-
ing that the city attorney ana city
engineer draw up an ordinance estab-
fishing and extending the boundaries
Of sewer district No. 3 so as to take IN
oil that part OF the north bench not
now includcd In any district; north OF
South Temple street laying between
ths reservation line and CITY creek
canyon and report same at tho next
meeting OF the council. Adopted.
LOWELL SCHOOL SEWER.
Lawson also offered resolution pro.
viding that the city attorney and
puperintcndent Of sewers he authorized
to draw upa contract with the board
OF education defining tho rights anu
duties OF the city ON one side aud The
board Of education on the other relat.
Ing to the extension OF sewer on IL
street for the benefit OF tho Lowell
school. City attorney and city en-
ginecr.
AFTER A "DELrSouEsT" CHAIRMAN.
Hardy offered the following:
Resolved, That the chairman on pub
lie grounds IL hereby instructed To make
u report TO this council on certain papers
ind communications which have boon
referred 10 said committee by this coun-
Gil, said papers having been In their pos
session for tho last four months.
Committee on public grounds.
REJECTED FRANCHISE.
The communication from the Salt
Lake anu Los Angeles Railway com.
pany rejecting the franchise recently
granted 1t by the Council. The rogu-
lation wrangle ensued.
Loofbourow-I want 10 say Just
few words IN favor Of this company. l
don't think the Council has done just
tho fair thing with this company.
They asked, " / remember rightly, that
they DO allowed 10 come In ON South
Temple street on Eighth West anu
come east ~ lar rs Fifth West street,
anu then turn south aud 40 into the
Rio Grande Western depot. 1 under
stand that the Council one night whenI
was absent, acting on Recommendation
OF the city engineer SGT apart no many
feet Of ground In the middle OF the
Btreet--juat how many don't remom.
ber-and turned the two companies
loose to fight over the strip, or In other
words to make the best arrangements
they could. This on the face OF II
would appear to be- wrong.
The city attorney explained that the
matter was In the courts ana would
come up today. Further action was
postponed until Tuesday night next.
FOURTH WEST STREET INSTRUCTIONS.
Evans offered resolution providing
that tho street supervisor be Instructed
TO require Of the Utah Central Railway
company or other responsible parties
TO remove ties and other 0bstTuctions
on Fourth West street north OF North
Temple street, nnG TO have the street
put In good pa,sable condition.
VETO SUSTAINED.
The Mayors veto Of tho dry earth