Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
THE PROCEEDINGS.

THE PROCEEDINGS.
u @. NJ. I. and other East TEMPT
street busines. corporations asked that
at least two cross walks DO built over
East Temple street ON each block Ia tue
paving district at equal distances apart
Board Of public works with recon-
mendatlon fsom tho Council 10 grant
the petition.
Il. AuerbAch Il Bro. asked % be
allowed 10 lay stone tagging Walk
over East Temple In front Of their
store. Board Of public works.
n. w. Little and others asked that
the old roadway at the southeast COZ
ner Of Liberty PARK bo reopened.
COMMITTEES Of public grounds.
J. +. Mlllspaugn anu others asked
for an electric light at the Intersection
OF Second SIutn anu Thirteenth East
street. Committee Of Improvements.
l.. A. Kesler asked for tho improve
men. OF East Temple street between
EirLtn anu Ninth SJutn streets. Com.
mitIee on streess.
L.. J. Coombs asked for the release Of
certain land sold for taxes. CITY nttor.
ney.
William p. Miner asked that Second
NJTth street be graued. Committee
Un streets.
Il, J. Travis and others ntked that
they be- permitted 10 lay their own
sidewalks. Board o, pubnc WORKS.
The city undertakefs potiuOne1 for
a better anu safer approach to Mount
Onvet cemetery. Committee on
streets.
John Kirkman and others asked that
electric iIghts DO placed at inteBtc
tons Of rw, lf,h East and Fuuit
,uth and thirteenth East anu FJufth
Soutn. Committee on improvements.
IA. L.. Booth asked that q certain
Irrigation ditch be repaired or aban.
doned. COnmittee ON irrigation.
willard Young asked permission 10
lay his own stone Tagging sidewalk.
BOard Of puniic works.
OD a X light asked permission 10
piie iuiluing material ut No. las anu
la east First South street. Com.
niltse on streets.
The Western Union telegtaIh oom.
pauy's petition Ia relation ~ n pole Ia
front VI It's premises WIS granted.
FoR FALLEN WOMEN.
Mrs. II. q. McNisce, president OF
the Rescue Home for Women, sent In
a communication la which they req
resented that they were sauly In need
Of funds TO enable them to maintain
the nome; tnat they have been en-
deavorins .Vr three months to conduc.
II from voluntary contributions. This
me,hoi was wholly u satisfactory auu
inaccurate and tney therefore asked
for an appropriation OF 30 per month
for the ensuing year. COmmittee Oh
police.
Tno Rio draude Western abked per.
mission to lay Its own sidewalks.
Granted.
A NEW POLICEMAN.
The mayor sent In communication
announcing the nppointm-nt Of Daniel
DeIlon IA memOer OF the police force.
Committee on police.
MEAoHAM REAPporNTED.
His honor the Mayor also reported
that he had reappointeu II. A. Meacn.
am as city physician. Confirmej.
SEWER ExTEssIoS DEFEATED.
The city recorder reported that no.
tice Of intention No. II for the ,xtsn
sion OF sewers on Frat South street
from Fifth East to Sixth East street,
had been published according 10 inv,
and that the protest from John w.
bruce and others representing lO4l
feet, which was suiii tient to defeat tue
same.
COST OF CEMENT eIDEwALKs.
Regarding the petition OF II. w.
TAYLOR anu others for n cement side
waIs on both Sides Of East Seo nu
South street, commencing on the e,s
sids " Eighth East street ON Heoona
South street, running thence ,a,t t.
the west side Of Tenth East street, the
rity engineer reported the oJst foe lay
ing pavemenis ak feet wide anu uf
inches thick would DO ssiBO. Cost per
front foot for aDutting property sl.2n.
The city Tecoruer called attvntitn
the fact that notice Il intention NJ. 20,
for the extension Of sidewalks on STATE
street, between Fourth anu sixth South
streets; aud No. S3, ON east Sou b