Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08


to continue In such official capacity a.
the pleasure Of tue Guy Cuuucil ut d
silary OF 800 per month, snch inspec'
tors 10 be- Appointed by the mayor nud
confirmed by the council.
WATERMAN EXTENSIONS.
The committee on waterworks re-
ported SEQ Jmmeniiug that the petition
VI J. w Jenkins anu Others ASKING ilf
an extension OF water mains on Fifst
North street he granted. Adopted.
A sEvEs MILL LEVY.
Tho same COMMITTEES recommended
In regard to water main extension
Nor. lUi AMI l05 that hrven mil e..
sessment be- LEVIED on property AUDITING
on Hazel etteet TO cover tnreu'iOurths
Uf thu oUst VI such eXten6i0u, ana that
the extension bo maize. Adopted.
NOT TO EXCEED $500.
The committee on streets recon-.
mended that Tenth South street, be.
tive Finh and Eleventh East street,,
he improved at .cost not to oSceul
$50. Adopted.
NOT To EXCEED 800.
The Same COMMITTEES reported
recommending that Jefferson and
Gsliz streets be graded Mt cost not TO
exceed 500. Adopted.
THAT LITTLE WAITING ROOM.
The zane COMMITTEES reported adj.
vetsoly on the petition OF the CITY
Railway company for n waiting room
al this corner Of East Temple anu Fiut
South streets. Adopted.
PAVING OF ALLEYS.
Rich introduced the following:
Resolved that tho city engineer be In
siructod to estimate tho cost Tor paving
all alleys leading into or out OF blocks In
paving district, Nos. 1, ., ., 4 aud 0, ms
required by the ordinance governing tho
same, aud report to this Council as carly
ny possible, 50 that the matter can DO
placed IN tho hands Of tho board Of public
works,
The resolution was adopted.
NEW PAVING DISTRICTS.
The same committee rco1mnended
that tue city attorney be instructed 10
prepare ordinances establishing now
paving dislricts to cover the following
streets:
State street between Fourth South
anu Eighth South street; South Tenn.
ple between West Temple and Fourth
West street; Fret South between Wees
r,mDle anu Fifth West street; Second
South street between West Temple aud
Sixth West street. Adopted.
10 PROTECT THE CITY.
Upon recommendation OF tho city
attorney, section - OF chapter OF the
compiled ordinances was repealed aud
now section Hub,titutcd. This re.
com uendatioa was brought about by
rullug OF tho rhiri district cout,
recently In the cisr OF George Naylor
W. the Mountain stone Company aud
Salt Lake Guy, IN which tue city
was held for dam ages resultlug from
the negligence VI tho company TO-.
ferre1 to. The amendment 10 as fol.
low.
Section I. Is, II ordained by tho City
Council OF salt Lake Cry, n rritory Of
Utah, that section . Of chapter vi OF n O
compiled ordinances u Salt Lake city be-
aud th Same Is hereby repealed aud the
following adopted rs section in lieu
lhcrcoG
Section o. It shall be tho dnty Of nll
contractors, corporations or person. who
shall make any excavation la any OF tho
streets, avenues or alleys In Salt Lake
city, or shall obstruct any OF said stree \,
avenues or alleys in any manner, or per-
iOrn any work therein, to erect aud
maiutaiu proper guards, Signals, barri-
cados and lights AZ all such PLACES. 20
replace all earth, paving or other mater
IL "A
avenues or alleys In proper manner,
and that all earth 40 removed b. sOlidly
inupod where replaced and lott In ~ safO
and good condition u, II was before tho
same was removed, and DO by them
maintained Ia such condition Tor six
months; that when paving material N
removed that the same IN kept properly
separated from tho soil. aud that tho
same shall DO replaced In as good aud
substantial condition ~ before such 70.
mOval and that all deficiencies In such
paving material nro made good when tho
when the paving n replaced; that all
surplus material shall be- taken oil the
street by such person. contractor or cor.
pora ion, aud said street, avenue or alley
placed IN q good and saio condition for
tho use Of the public Immediately upon
the completion Of the work on said street,
avenue or alley. Thai any contractor,
or refusing TO comply with any OF Tho
provisions OF this section shall, ON con-
vic.iun, DO subject 10 flnn IN any sum
not less than twenty-five $50 dollars nor
moro than one hundred lsi0O) dollars,
and shall pay all damages which may DO
sustained by any person by reason OF a
failure 10 comply with my Of tue pro-
visions ~ this section, and Judgment OBJ
iained against tut. city, by reason OF tho
neglect, failure, or re'u,ai ON tho part OF
any cOn,rac or. corporation or norson,
together with the costs taxed against said
cl,y In the care, together with 10 per cent
In eros per nnnum upon The amount OF
such Judgment and costs shsll be- tho
manner OF damages IN any suit hat waen
tho city and such corpora ion contractor
or person, for any such neglect, failure Or
refusal.
SOC. .. This ordinance 70 take oiiss,
and he in force from aud ailor It's APP
proyll.
ALFRED GETS S3)S8.
The mayor, president OF the council
and city attorne" reported AS follows:
We u whom was re'errei the prOposl.
| ton Of compromise Ot the case OF u. n.
| a Tired ct al, W.. Salt Lake City beg
leave 10 report rs iollowE Alter due
consideration of the conditions with
which We are surrounded, the dilil.
cultirs OF preparing the case for an ap.
| peal. We made counter PROPOSE lion
| for settlement u the case which IL that
| IN. pify nay the uiaintlna the suun az