Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-15

Tho Proceedings
J. :. Davis and othcts asked that
Fist South street between Eighth
ani Tenth West streets, he graded.
Committee on streets.
Thomas +. HOwclls asked that q
stagnant pool on Sixth west street be
abatej.
Z. Il. Nystrom and Groesbeck Broth.
ers asked TO be- allowed to construct
their own sidewalks. The Holy Cross
hospital made similar request. Com
mittee ON streets.
James Kennedy asked to rent
twelve stores to the city on Market
street to be used for market purposes
Committee ON Improvements Will in'
s,ruclion to report al the same meeting.
Nicholas Treweek asked 10 be al.
lowed TO connect certain property
owned by him with the sewer pipe
OF the Salt Lake Lilhographiug com.
pany Of whidh he was joint ow ner
Committee on sewerage.
REDUCTION IN FEES.
The city attorney submitted an ordl-
nance reducing the license letB Of en-
ulOyment agents from 500 to $50.
Land ON tbs table for One week pending
thiTd reading.
A POLICE AMBULANCE.
City Physician Meacham recom-
menlud the purchase Of n police
ambulance la which TO convey sick
and wounded persons 10 the hospital.
Committee on sanitary rules and regu-
iAtlOus.
CHANGE IN PAYMENTS.
The city attorney submitted an ofdi-
nance changing ana liking the time
when the payment OF the tax shall
Do considered delinquent Tor con.
struoting and laying sewers on tho
uUrtn side VI First south street nom
Fifth 10 Eighth East streets, and on
the east side Of Eighth East street
from First South 10 South Temple
street In district No. !. Passed.
GRAVITY sEwER PLANS.
CITY Engineer Doremus presented
each member of the City Council with
"A blue print map Of the route OF tho
proposed gravity sewer. From the
proposed sewage farm several miles
north Of the city IA course Ia traced as
lOllOws: IL enters the city from the
county road ut Fourth West, which II
follows to Ninth Nodh,tO Third West,
to Seventh North 10 Second West, 10
rhtrl North back to Third West, to
First North to Fourth West, 10 Fret
south 10 Third West, 10 Second south,
& Second West, 10 ThiIu South, 10
First West TO Fourth South, " Weet
Temple, to Fifth south, 10 State, TO
Sixth south, tUSecond East,tO seventh
south, to Third East, - Eighth South
10 Fourth East, To Ninth South. by
this route every sewer now Ia opera
| ton OF In contemplation in the north,
east anu southern portions OF the city
con DO connected with the system aud
in time the needs OF tue western pJr.
ton can DO attended 70 In theisame
manner.
RECENT HOLD yrs AND RoBBERIEs.
Acting Mayor BearJsley relDrte1:
| CnIsi Paul Informs ms that there have
beeu "A number OF hold.ups aud rOOD.r.
10. recently outside Of tho regular
palfol district and upon his request
|
5piers aud 3. Il. Wiser ls special
p5licemsn for period Of ter. days from
date Tor duty In said district. Received
and filed.
DlTTMAN'a SWITCH
The city engineer reported recon-.
mending that l.. W.Dittman be allow
edit construct switch from the Utah
Central railway track to his premises
at the corner OF Eighth South aud
| Third West streets, ON condition that
the switch be constructed across and
not along tue sidewalk anu that no
cars be alIOw.! TO stand on any part OF
the switch outside OF the premises OF
petitioners. Committee on streets.
POOR PLUMBERS.
The city engineer reported that 10
had been represented TO him thatlmRny
incompetent wOrkmen were engaged
in the business Of plumbing in this
city. The fact, he said, was cOrroOO-
rated by the city plumbing Inspector,
who says he Is compelled on this ac-
count 10 have many pieces OF work
| torn out aud has In some cases 10 act
practically as foreman VI the Job In
order TO get satisfactory work. He
suggested ~ remedy for this trouble
that certificate disqualification should
he required Of all applicants Tor either
n plumber or drain layers license.
rhis was done IN some OF our neigh.
boring cities aud he submitted au ordi-
nance covering the same. COMMITTEES
on sewerage.
BLUE PRINT SEWER MAPS.
The same officer reported That he
hal prepared blue print maps showing