Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-20
The COUNTY COURT AT WORK
Wagon Road Over The Mountains Be.
tween Draper and Alpine.
4 Tax Of Two Mills on tho Dol
lar on Property IN School
District Thirty. I've.

II was nearly II O'Clock when the
county court settled down to actual
business this morning. Probate Judge
Blair presided, and there were also
pretont seleolmen CahOon, Bambergcr
aud Morris, and Mr.. II. V. Meloy,
clerk. Following was the business
Transacted up 10 the noon hour:
DRAPER REsGDENrs PETITION.
A petition was read from certain
resident Taxpayers Of Draper, express
Ing their dtsifo to Join with the people
Of Alpine, Utah county, In the con.
siTuction VI n wagon road over the
m'untalns between the two settle
meuis. The petitioners stated that,
In order TO accomplish this
end, the residents OF Alpine aud nd.
jaccnt property owners had subscribed
IN labor ana cash 500, while tho
county court Of Utah county hal APP
propriaiud $500, which amounts had
been expended already In completing
the road 10 the submit OF the noun
tain. Circumstances had. however,
prevented the paople OF Draper from
doing much actual labor ON the road 40
far, but they had raised by subscrip.
ton $500 10 DO paid IA labor aud cashG
and. tho Joint committee OF Draper
and Alpine had Interested Sandy In
tho enterprise, tho response from tho
residents there bringing $50. The
| county court was therefore now asked
| TO encourage the effort by making an
appropriation toward drifaying the
cost.
Tho communication was ordered
filed.
a CORNER IN GRAND VIEW ADDITION.
MI. John Il. Smith attended In 70.
gard to road near the pcnitentiary,
anu NJ the outcome Of conversation
between himself and the board 1t was
ordered that $50 be allowed US a con.
sidefatiOn for "A deed relating TO n Ger.
tain corner Of ground In Grand View
addition, 30 feet west and 40 feet north
thereof, Tor tho purpose Of widening tho
county road at that point.
PLUME OR BRIDGE.
The clerk was Instructed 10 CONF
municats with Mr.. Haines, requesting
| him 10 put In suitable Hume or bridge,
not less than 10 feet long, NJ a point
on the county road near Haines addi-
ton postoilice, III Dorado.
TWO MILL TAX.
The board adopted the following
resolution; "Whereas II Is represented
TO the County court by the trustees OF
school district No. 35 OF Salt Lake
county that said district, on the 10th
day Of December, 1892, voted to issue
bonds OF said district 20 tho amount OF
$3.50, In pursunncelof article II OF an
act Of the governor and legislative
assembly OF the Territory OF Utah,
entitled AN act to provide for uni
form system OF free schools throughout
| Utah Territory, approved March 10Th,
| lsO9, and that bonds OF said district have
| been Issued and SOLD in the amount OF
| $500, In puTsuRncB OF said vote, and
| that said trustees have neglected 70
levy n tax In accordance with law 10
| pay the Interest ON said bonds;
Now, therefore, be- IL resolved, that
| In pursuance OF the provisions OF
| Section 90 OF the act Aforesaid, there be
aud Is hereby levied by the County
Court Of Salt Lake county upon all OF
the taxableipfoperiy la said district, n
tax OF two mills on tho dollar Of the
assessed valuation OF the property Of
said district, which tax shall bo
assessed and collected Tor the year
1893, at the same time anu In the
! same manner as other taxes for said
year. Anu tho clerk Of this court Is
hereby directed to transmit forthwith TO
the county assessor n duly certified
copy OF this resolution"
Al THE HOSPITALS.
County Physician Worthington re.
ported that tho following county
patients were at present ut the hospitals
named-St. Mary's, 3; DeseTet, o.