The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-22

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paving of the entire sidewalk on East
Brigham street. The city engineer was
instructed to make estimate of the costs.
J. a. Yates ct al. protested against q
right of way being granted to the Saltair
Railway company on South Temple street.
Referred to committe on streets.
Charles Gillmor petitioned for relief
from city taxes on the ground that the
property was outside OF the city. Re-
ferred to committee on claims.
Levi Axtel, deputy watermaster, stated
that one horse was not sufficient Tor his
use and asked that SIS per month be al
lowed him for extra horse feed. Referred
to committee on irrigation.
David John petltloned Tor q lease OF the
sand and gravel beds. Referred to COM
mittee on public grounds.
John E. Billings stated that there was
500 due him for horse taken up and
sold by the keeper of the pound while he
was absent from the city. Referred to the
committee on claims.
d. A. Nelson asked for q transfer of I'M
expired license to G. NJ. Peterson. Re-
ferred to committee on licenses
G. w. Higgins ct al. petitloned Tor an
electric light at the corner OF Fourth
North and First West streets. Referred
to committee on improvements
Gustave II. Backman and thirteen
others protested against the granting Of a
franchise for broad-gauge railroad track
to the Salt Lake & Los Angeles railway
company on South Temple street. Re-
ferred to committee on streets.
A sTocKHoLDER's PROTEST.
Ell. Anderson protested against the
extension of the franchises of the Salt
Lake City Gas company, or the Salt Lake
Power, Light and Heating company, to
the Salt Lake and Ogden Gas and Electric
Light company, on the grounds that he
owned stock in both companies and knew
nothing of an assignment to the Salt Lake
and Ogden company as claimed in the re-
solution asked for at the last meeting.
Laid over to come up under the head OF
miscellaneous.
The mayor sent in the appointment OF
of j. M. Carey and John Humple as po-
licemen and asked that they be confirmed.
Referred to committee on police.
The SUPERINTENDENT of water works sent
in a communication with reference to the
need of new wagon in his department.,
which will cost $50. Referred to commit
tee on water works.
THE EAST BENCH GRADE.
The city engineer filed his estimate OF
the cost Of bringing the intersection OF
Second South and Twelfth East street to
the permanent grade. The estimate was
as follows:
Second South street.. ----------------sls.0 33 90
Twelfth East street. .--..-.---.-- IA ,26S Sc
This estimate does not include the cost
of masonry for railroad crossings, which
would cost about $50, 600, and which
should be paid by the railroads Referred
to committee on streets.
w. f. Shelton called attention to the
REQUEST of the tabernacle authorities for
,c,A ~ s0r1kU West norar1lo
street from its present terminus near the
center OF the block, between North and
South Temple streets, it being claimed
that the tax had been paid. Referred to
committee on sewers with power to act
The health commissioner called atten-
ton to the practice of using manure for
filling streets and other places within the
city limits. Referred to sanitary rules
and quarantine committee.
ANOTHER VETO ovERRULED.
A communication was received from the
mayor vetoing the appropriation list as
made at the last meeting owing to the
item of g, dr. 5 for Mount & Griffin,
which he disapproved because he was not
satisfied that President Loofbourow did
net act as their attorney in the matter OF
the contract. The amount was appro-
priated Notwithstanding the mayor S
veto, by vote of IL for, 2 against and /
excused.
The committee on claims reported adj
versely upon the bill of Professor Hirsh-
ing for services in attending court al
Ogden as a witness in the case Of Alfred
vs.. Salt Lake city, upon the ground that
the professor had been paid $216, and
they thought that was sufficient.
Adopted.
The committee on improvements re-
ported in the matter of the resolution to
furnish Offices for city officials who could
not hud quarters at the city hall, that
they should be given power to act. The
report was rejected.
THE sANITARIUM FRANCHISE.
The committee on streets and sewers
reported favorably upon the ordinance
granting a franchise to 81. NJ. Bacon Ell
al. for laying water pipes on certain
streets IN the city, for the purpose Of
building sanitarium. The report was
adopted.
GAS FRANCHISE EXTENSION.
The committee on streets reported
favorably upon the resolution to grant an
extension of franchise to the Salt Lake
and Ogden Gas and Electric company
and recommended that the matter be re-
ferred to the council for agreement as &c
details, to be considered on Friday eve
ming. Adopted.
ported upon the request of the auditor for
seven copies of the Utah Gazetteer, that
they deemed three sufficient for the heads
Of the departments. Adopted.
The committee on improvements re-
ported favorably upon the petition of Ger
tain parties for an electric light at the
intersection of North and Third streets
and Twelfth East and South Temple
streets. Adopted.
The committee on improvements re-
ported favorably upon the petition for
an electric light on First South and
Eighth West streets. Adopted.
The committee on france recommended
the approval of Samuel Galleazzi's bond
as deputy dog tax collector, in the sum OF
$500. Adopted.
NEW CEMETERY RULES.
The committee on cemetery recon-
nended the adoption of resolution pre-
scented at the last meeting by the city sex
ton to the effect that he be authorized to
collect all fees in advance and that he be
instructed TO collect from owners of lots
the amount now due for watering same
before watering them this season.
Adopted.
The committee on sewers reported g
contract for certain sewer pipe recently
conditionaIly purchased by the city. The
form of the contract was approved and il
was ordered sent to the mayor for his APP
proval.
The committee on sewerage reported
favorably upon the petition OF T. F. Null
10y ct al. for an extension of main sewer
on Fifth South street from Second East TO
Sixth East for the purpose of furnishing
an outlet for the laterals Of the petition
ers. Adopted.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Appropriations were made as follows:
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