Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23

,The Proceedings.
Jules LeBarth aud others asked fol
the paving OF the entire sidewalk on
East South Temple street. The city
engineer was instructed to make esti
mate OF the costs.
]. A. Yates and othe.s protested
against right OF way being granted
to the Saltair Railway company on
South Temple street. Committee on
streets.
Charles Gilmer asked for relief from
payment OF city taxes on the ground
that property was oui,ide the city.
Committee on claims.
Levi Axtel, deputy watermelon,
reported that one horse was not suili'
Client for his use and asked that SIS per
month be- allowed him for extra horse
feed. Committee on Irrigation.
David John petitioned for lease o.
the sand and gravel beds. Committee
on public grounds.
John l.. Billings reported that there
was $3.50 due him for horse taken up
and sold by the keeper OF the pound
while no was absent from the city.
Committee on claims.
ID. A. Nelson asked for u transfer OF
unexpired license 10 g. NJ. Peterson.
Committee on license.
q. w. Higgins and others petitloned
for an electric light ut the corner Of
Fourth North and First West streets.
Gustave IL. Backman und thirteen
others protested against the granting
ola franchise for broad gauge railroad
track TO the salt Lake a Los Angeles
nilsay company on South Temple
street Committee on streets.
=. A. 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 compa uies and knew nothing OF
an assignment to the Salt Lake aud
Ogden company as claimed In the re-
solution asked for Mt the last meeting.
Laid over TO come up under the head
Of miscellaneous business.
The Mayor announced the appoint.
ment OF j. NJ. Carey and John Humpie
as policemen anu asked that his action
be confirmed. Committee on police.
The superintendent Of waterworks
sent IN communication with refer.
enoe TO the need Of new wagon In his
department, which will cost $50. Com.
mitlee on water works.
TWELFTH EAST STREET GRADE.
tne Guy engineer reported the cost
W uihsihs tnc il'e's.ctloh OF second
ooulh anu IwelIth Eastttreets ito the
permanent gfaue. The estimate was
o. follows:
Second soutb s,,e,, oaos, n.
lNeiith kasi strcet ~ ~ ~
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lhis estimate doos not include the
cost oi mnsonary for railroad crossings,
which would cost about 800, 900, and
which should DO paid by the railroads.
Referred Ia the committee nm stro.ts
Suoerint.nd.nt of ssws,s Shsiton
called aitenIio,, IN In. ,.nn.., To- a.,
eKiensinn ~ .auars ~, W., ~ ~
~, IT,, ,,s ~ u1s aonpie
,bs 49, 'vn ~ ptosvn' "lliiuu, nea.
W Oen"i VI the oioch, between Norm
anu South Iemple streets, the tax
having been paid. Committee on
sewers with power TO act.
BOULEVARD ROUTE
A communication fron n comnil,.o
ofthe husInesaN an,. A s.aa,a 49,. .i''',
by C;sossaV yy.i,s 0'Ss,'Vnn,eisnou
a. Gou,s WanaVe, a. "; basli IL.
vuoOuepeeu, WIN. burke, LIE Grande
aVuug anu H. r. Coiburn, was sub
mllI.ui outlining the route OF the pro.
posed boulevard, which Is ms follows:
H. $500,
The city, the southeast corner of the To,n.
he B".c,s ,hop nf,J nor,hwesSrly passing
, %1I@ springs park, thence in south
northwest corner Of tho cpDi,ol " gpoun aio
to point near civ creek CANYON
menoe northeaslorly, following the course
Hill reservoir with canl,nl Hi ,en ', W,
di.is"cvo' sue OF CITY Creek canyon; a
capitol Mn tank, tho J tank IL ', n,bou No
30 T iesl higher than the reservoir.
t t1gn follow down the road at the bot.
, Ta, o. INC canyon to brick tank house,
Of civ Gun ,pu,,nea,terly along tho east side
IyMy I HSaSS Sanyo mt to .ho tower built