Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02
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extension Of watefmains. Referred 10
the Mayor.
J. Rata q Brother asked that they
be- allowed 10 retain an advertising
poet Ia front Of their pr,mises. De-
MED.
Houlshan, Morris & Griffith asked
that the sum ofsl45 % ba Appropriated
o. thom as final estimate on brick side.
walks put down by them two Year,
ago. Board u public works.
w. II. Dickson and 100 Others asked
that stone crossing be laid across
Wost remlIe street on the north side
o. SIKH South strort Granted.
Phillip Pugsley asked that his side.
walk laid on Second South street by
private contract DO accepted in lieu OF
the special tax levied against 1t. Board
of public works.
Thomas W. jennings, agent for
Hooper a Elirodgo block, asked to
have the street paving tax opposite the
Hooper * Eldredge alley remllted
anu that the property be- not sold ~ II
had been dedicated 20 public use tor
iliteen year.. CITY engineer.
Tie Union Pacific asked for the ap.
pointment Of L.. X. Fields - special
policeman to patrol their depot
grounds. Tho petition was signed by
superintendent J. n. Young for tic
company and was referred 10 the con-.
miltce on police.
rliE --LATEST FRANonisE VITO.
Tho Mayor sent In tho following
veto mtHsngu watch caused Moran 10
array himself ina thoroughly chafac.
teristic manner against "lhis almighty
man Baskin" who found It easier 20
place the stamp Of disapproval on "a
measure passed by the council than 10
cat his breakfast:
e. T.. Stanton. city Recorder. slr-I
herewith return disappfoyod the rosolu-
llon granting u franchise 90 W. n. Rowe,
H. NJ. Jones. Joseph W. Summorhnys
aud George NJ. Cannon for an electric
railway, passed by tho city council
November "a, 1893, Tor the following
reasons.
There Is no specific or sure mode pro-
vldod In the charter by which The amount
arrived nL ! therefore think that q sec-
ton with provisions In substance as toll.
lows should be- added 20 Il.
THAT the company shall on tho last
day of December, 1891, aud tho last day
OF ovory December thereafter, nlo with
the recorder OF tho city nE itomized state.
meni, verified by the oath OF tho presl-
dent Or superintendent u tho company,
showing accurately the gross earnings VI
tho company Tor tho year Immediately
preceding tho date " such statement,
aud " the limos u street railway In this |
charter granted shall be- run or operated |
In connection with any road beyond tho
corporate limits all tickets Tor passages
over such limos beyond tho corporate |
limits over any such TOud In liking tho |
said statement for tho amount OF such |
gross earnings shall bo taken aud rsti- |
mated ut the same amount a. the COM /
pnny shall tor tickets within tho curpor- !
hto limits charge Passengers And In |
ease the corporate limits shalt ia the |
iuturo DO extended all tho limos Of tho |
company within such boundary a. eN- /
tended shall boceme aud be subject to |
the forms aud conditions OF this charter, |
no same ~ II now within tho corporate |
limits.n
Lawson aslonlshed his oolleaguae |
by getting up anu moving that the |
MayOT's suggestions bo incorporated IN |
tho resolution inasmuch aa they |
seemed % bee very gogd"and that even
Salt Lake Councilman should not re-.
fuse TO accept good when the opportun-
ny Afforded itself
LoOibourow said the spirit OF the
motion was all right but that the mo.
ion i,helf was not ia order. The
proper thing to do was 10 put the suy.
yestious Into proper language and
make AN independent clause 10 be
appended 10 the resolution.
Tno advice Of the chairman WAS
iesuived aud Councilman BeaTdaley |
and Simondi set about the drawing up
d tic necessary section. This they |
epoftod with dispatch whereupon Il
vas incorporated Ia the resolution
which, after the veto had been tosu.
arly sustained, was read three times
'nd repassed.
MORAN TAKES THE CHAIR.
President Looibourow here vacated |
he chair to 80 mono 70 dinner not
having been able 10 leave his office for
hat purpose before the Council meet.
ng' Moran by roquoat took the chair
'nd occupied u for the remainder Of
he evening,
uABBOrT WILL GIT $50.
The committee ON irrigation recon.
nended the appropriation OF $50 u
Ohm dabb3tt for services as special ad.
ulster In exchange OF water with own.
10 OF Parlty's canyon creek.
TIM u. 4. AND N, SOCIETY,".
In the matter OF the petition Of tho
a, 4 NJ. Society, asked TO bu 70.
LEVIED from the payment Of certain
axes, costs and Interest, now standing
'saintt their property Tor the laying Of
yAtetmains, aud Tor which the same
las been sold; the city attorney
epJrted that he was authorized 10y the
ilyot ~ say that no was In favor OF
eleasing the society, and thought the
roper WY was 10 give the collector
re1it for the amount charged against
I'M, anu Issue 10 thu society cerlih-
ats OF redemption. Adopted.
The city attorney suggested that the
edition. ol o. Monson, asking permits.
Ion " redeem certain property sold Tor
axes Ia the sum Of is cents, without
aging the costs, he referred 20 com.
itioe Or the Mayor. Referred to tie