Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
THE COUNTY COURT.
sppolnlmeit Of a Standing Commit
Too on Manufactures To-day.
CONCERNING A wAGOs ROAD.
New j. e.. Wanted For Herman
Preeinci.-Pctltlons,. including
Oue From Draper.

probl'e Judge Blair In the chair Up
i, the noon adjournment a good deal
,fbuslnoss was run through.
PROM THE HOUSE.
A re,l,ion, very numerously signed,
vas received from tho Territorial Lgg.
isiaturp, the same having been pre-
.eptod ia the House by Wines, referred
q the wave aud means committee anu
by that body sont here. IL was from
rosIdonls and Taxpayers Of Alpine anu
aiIoinin. precincts In Umh aud
SAN Lake counties, In which 81
was stated that for number
Of years tho petitioners had en-
a,avofri TO build "a wagon road
over the mountain between Al
zine City, Utah county, anu Diaper,
salt Lake county, in order 10 Lessen
fgo diatauce between themselves anu
tsr Uhomo MARKET" principally In
Ralt Lake Cliy; that 10y tue adoption OF
anna uian the distance would be- do.
crrar6d about onn.thlfd, " from forty
Boz sixty milto tor the round trip, and
all uursoua travelling between SAT-
Lake CITY anu oil points In Utah
county, except Lehi aud the western
mari of the county, would be material
iy benefited thereby. Petitioners had
extended over 900 In labor, ana the
,lunty court Of Utah county had
appropriated $500 ON said road nnl
nttpuiad 10 ns a county road ~ far ns
tar county line, with the uudcI-
standing that the county curt
OF Salt Lake county would do
the same Un the other side,
which that body had, however, iailsd
o. DO. According 10 competent uui
Impartial Judges it would require $500
DO mako tho road IN salt LaEo county
90 good ua that In Utah county aud
tatu for travel THIS sun the petition.
pus now prayed this court 10 appTOpu'
hto iJr the purpose.
hoc0minunlUatiou was referred 90 a
committee consisting OF Mcssfa. BAN
DtTgcf, CahOun and Morris.
TINE DOCTORS srArEsmsr.
County Physician Worlhington re-
ported that there are at this ualo the
following oouuty patients In the
huspltali namgd-SL MatRd, II ST.
Mafy's, 2.
COMMITTEE Ok MANUFACTURES.
An accompanying letter with copy
% resolutions passed at a meeting u
ilo manufacturer bureau, held on the
1ih iuHi., were real by SECRETARY
&. T.. Wgntlaud. These rcso-
.utlonH usge tho CITY Council,
school beard and county court, among
oluHr thiugs, 10 take such action o.
vii secure tho use uf all material poe
slblo TO be- had m Utah on all public
works about 10 be Undertaken, In order
that home labor may Uu protected
AMI our money kept at home, This
court was asked, with the two other
bodice named, 10 appoint "standing
t0minittcn ON manufactures"
On motion Judge Blair aud Select.
man BnmocTgor weEo appointed u
standing committee, In compliance
with the request, aud II was further
resolved "that tue sheriff DO directed
90 iufnilh the county court, at its flisl
meeting IN April, with the NAMES aud
places Of business OF all persons, iirms
and corporations doing business IN the
county ~ merchants and also as liquor
dealers"
TREASURER LYNN.
W. II. Lynn, county treasurer, 70.
pluti that there arc sufficient funds
ou baud 70 pay all registered county
warrants up % register No. ! ,O7i.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The applications OF Jake Newman
g. 20. tBlusham Canyonl, M. A.
Vivian a 60. (Binghaml, aud o. =.
Olsen (Murrayl, for liquor licenses,
were granted.
WANT A NEW ROAD.
Residents OF Draper precinct poli.
Toned tue court 10 open county road
ifom Draper running north aud one
anu half miles cast VI State road, the
sAmti they say, being necessity Ia
the travelling public. The right oil
way Tor q new street, petitioners state,
has been secured from property owners
along the proposed route, aud they
estimate mo probable cost at about
5000 or 5000. one half this they guar
nnlcu % pay Ia labor provided the
county court would pay tho remainder
Referred 10 the seleclmen.
J.P. FOR uERRnlAN.
J. J. Freeman rendered his resignR
lion na Justice Of the peace for HERR
man precinct, and a petition from IN,
residents thereof asking tho court L
appoint Samuel Buuefilell a. his sue
ccs0r--and Joseph IL. 3. Bodell Al
cJnstAb't--was ordered filed.
TINS WAS FILLED ALSO.
a petition from "Te8idents, taxpay
crs and business men," asking u,
appointment q NJ. NJ. Beaver an roal
supervisor Of district 10, Bingham, wal
also filed.
4 NEw BRIDGE.
The board resolved that new
bridge b. built over Big Cottonwoo,
cItsbi on State street, between Six
teuhlh Ald Seventeenth south.
EEFERRED.
A communication from the Paolnl
LumOer Co., regarding this condition
u Eleventh south street, was referred
~ tue srleotmen.
BIDS FoR.rRfNTINu.
There were two bids sent In for thp
blaEl'a printing Tor one yeRt--the on
rom Kelly * Co. and tue other from
lno sat Lake Lith0graphing Go. IN
IulmgT being tho lowest wa ntceg ted
COUNTY COLLECTOR.
The county collector filed his annup
statement this afternoon, too late, now
ever, Tor publication IA the NEWS "
gay.
uNDER CONSIDERATION.
~ the NEWS goes to press the Boar
10 considering the question VI the az
NlIulutUt Of IA rnnN gftU.retsa.r a..