The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-09
The Proceedings.

The Cu1mer-J Jennings Paving company,
Pacific Paving company, Houiahan, Grit
fifth, Morris, Hobson q Wilkerson, j. G.
Watson & Bro. & Burt, J &. Bamberger,
Metropolitan Stone company, George A.
Lowe, Mountain Stone company, Salt
Lake Gilson1te company, Wasatch As
phaltum company, George NJ. Scott d
Co. and Boutwell, & McConaughy repre-
scented that they were large holders OF
CITY warrants, and in order that said war
rants be made more negotiable asked the
council. first, to make the warrants in
terest bearing at the rate of 8 per cent.
Der annum from time of issue; second,
that they be made negotiable; third, that
the city auditor be requested to split them
mp into such denominations as the hold
ers may desire; fourth, that they be ac-
cepted in payment of general city taxes
and other payments to the city. Laid
over.
MISCELLANEOUS PETITIONS.
George Morris asked to be allowed to
work out his taves with his team, he
having no other employment. Committee
on streets.
w. e. Yancey petitioned that the side
walk from Fifth West street to the Jor-
dan river on Second South street in dis
trict twenty-one, be laid as quickly as
possible. Granted on condition that the
petitioners pay the full cost when the
first payment is due.
L. G. Crossnan petitioned that his
sprinkling tax be Temitted as the condi-
ton of tbs streets, Thirteenth East
opposite block 80, plat f, makes in i'm
possible for the sprinkling cart to get
over it. Committee on sprinkling-
w. j. Banks asked that the license rate
for ssWashburn's circus,D which will
exhibit in this city August % and 30, on
Pioneer square, be fixed at $50 per day
Committee on public grounds.
DAMAGED BY THE CITY.
Hamilton G. Park represented that the
city had piled dirt and clay on his lanc
facing south on South Temple street be-
tween First and Second West streets anc
pulled up the surveyors stakes anC
thrown them away, and removed a bridge
greatly to his loss and detriment. Hs
nrays that the stakes be replaced and the
general condition of the land made al
good as. before. Irrigation committee.
f. e. McGurriD ct al. asked that FRS
street, beyond p, be graded and put il
passable condition. Committee or streets
l.. thunderstorm asked that a former
petition, made June 20. in reference K
extension Of water mains to Superior ad-
dition, be acted on. Committee on water
works.
WANTS A REFUND.
w: II. Jones petioned for refund o
sprinkling tax on the ground that tn,
premises taxed were not in the sprinklins
district and no sprinkling had actuall,
been done. Amount paid. S23. Is, OF
premises corner Second South and Thir(
West streets. Committee on waterworks
w. Simpson ct. al. asked for the extern
sion of water mains on Second South be-
tween Eighth and Ninth West and Ninth
and Tenth West streets. Committee OF
waterworks.
J. w. Clark ct. al. asked that waite
mains construction on Fourth street b'
delayed till times are better. Commute,
on waterworks.
F.. c. Gentsch requested that the coun
Gil proceed Immediately to construc
sewer on Sixth East street between Soutl
Temple and First South street. Lai'
over.
DANGEROUS SIDEWALKS.
L. E. Hall called attention to tn
dangerous condition Of the sidewalk a
the southeast corner of Main and FRS
North street and on East First Nortl
street. Committee on streets.
WANTS PAVING POSTPONED.
J. A. Farnsworth ct al, owners OF res
estate on East SOubn 1empi9 ana Eife
South streets, asked that the time TO
laying sidewalks on the said streets
extended until the spring of 1894. Com
mittee on streets.
on PEDDLERs LICENSES.
Fred G. Lyngberg ct al. asked that tn
amount of the license for wagon peddler
be increased, to catch the numereu
Chinese peddlers who are not paying cit
license. Committee on license.
5000 DAMAGE CLAIM.
f.. Al. Under presented claim for dam
ages in the sum OF s., 600 for injuries sus
tanned On April 6. 1898, when the fenc
just west Of the city hall fell upon him
He alleges negligence on the part of th
city. Committee on claims.
PAID AND WANTS WORK DONE.
Catherine Stumpp stated that she ha
paid S14 for water main extension on Pc:
and Eighth West street aud wished IL
work proceeded with. Committee o
water works.
BECK HOT SPRINGS.
john W. Donnallan, receiver of til
Beck's Bot Springs property, proteste
against the action Of the city in maxim