Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-21
rnE PRoCEEDINes.

Frank Harrigan seut In a communi.
cation with reference to the thirty
days extension recently era ted by the
Council to the Metropolitan stone
company, in which to submit bids ioT
paving sidewalks ON certain streets,
and reported that the thirty days had
expired and said that he was anxious
to close up his contract an ! begin work,
Laid on the table temporarily.
Evan Morgan asked 10 lease the
gravel beds on the north bench, saying
he would pay seven cents Tor each
load taken thereiTom. Committee on
public grounds.
Francisco Beiuncella asked that the
sum OF $500 paid by h m forsidewalk
talk be refunded, "a he hal laid his
own walk by permission Of the Coun.
ell. Board Of public works,
Miller d Miller, real estate brokers',
sent In communication Ia which
they stated they wisaed TO erect d
dwelling on part Of lot 4, block Sc,
plat Is, but could not DO 20 owing u
the fact that the Jordan md Salt Lake
canal runs diagonally through ia,
ground. Therefore they ssked pefmis.
sion TO change the course OF the cana
at theirown expense. Committee on
public grounds.
W. r. Williams offered 10 lease fiv,
aand anu gravel beds belonging to tn,
city and pay ii cents for each load
taken out Committee on public
grounds.
J. Brlscoe and Others represented
that they had paid water tax Tor laying
mains ON Eucled avenue, aud asked
for the privilege Of connecting with
the general water syst m, by service
pipe, or that main be laiu on Eucled
avenue. Committee on watefwork-.
Leonard LindstTOm anu thiriy.two
Others asked for an exte sion OF water
maius on Ninth North street 10 Superior
addition. Committee on watsrworks.
Stallman & Estes asked for iran.
chise 10 construct street railway, be
ginning at the Warm SPRING., TO ths
west line Of Kinney's Copper Plant
addition; also beginning at the inter
section OF Third West aud Fourth
North streets to the intetssotion Of
Ninth West anu Ninth North, with
the usual provisions. They also asked
that immediate action be- taken as the
present methods Of transportation be.
tween the center OF the city nnd the
copper works are entirely mad, qla1e.
Committee ON municipal laws with the
city attorney associated.
The superintendent Of sewers re-
ported that the Rapid Transit com.
paDy had ceased to supply motive
power for the operation Of this sewer
pump and that the pump was now
shut down. Committee on sewefi
with instruction TO report at Tuesday
nights meeting OF the Council.
]. II. Bennett asked that action b.
taken IN the matter VI extending side.
walks on East South Temple street
Committee ON streets.
A. >. Geddes aud olhers protested
against street sprinkling on First
North street between Third aud
Fourth West streets. Committee on
sprlnkling.
Mr.. HRrrigan's petition laid on the
table earlier In the evening was again
taken up aud referred 10 the board
OF public works.
HELL CoNiEs IN.
Councilman Bell, VINO Just returned
from business trip 10 Montana en-
tered the council chamber at TIN,
Junctute Of the proceedings aud tool
his scat.
GREEN STREET WATERWAYS.
The committee on waterworks rec.
omnlended that the petition Of John
Alcott ct nj asking that wAteImainl
be- laid ON Green street be granted, RnC
the collector and assessor be- authorized
TO collect the balance OF the a.sess
ment, and when such collection Il
made, that the superintendent Of
waterworks be authorized to lay III,
mains. Adopted.
George IL. Carney represented thai
he had a quarry short distance
beyond the Warm springs, contain.
thousands OF tons Of crushed quartzitt
which he offered TO sell to tho city FOL
ten cents "royelty" per load. Com
mlttee on streets.
CHARLIE WANTS LIGHT.
The city recorder reporting In the
matter OF the petition OF Jane,
Hughes, asking for extension OF sewer
ON Second West street, rom SECOND
South TO Fifth South street, state
that he could not publish the motto,
OF Intention until he was informed "a,