The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-17

| the petition of Susannah J. Hansen
and husband for relief from a tax sale
be denied. In the matter of similar
petition from Henry Dinwoodey he
recommended that the petition be
granted upon the payment of all costs
| by the petitioner. Adopted
SEWER REPORT.
The superintendent of sewers sub
mitted his quarterly report, showing
Filed.
MALLIsTER CONFIRMED.
| The committee on sanitary rules and
quarantine reported recommending that
the mayors appointment of j. G. Meal
lister to the office of food inspector, be
confirmed by the council.
Adopted unanimously.
| Young moved, Resolved that the Of
flee Of inspector of provisions be de-
clared vacant and that A. S. Kendall
be and is hereby removed.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
ADOLPH ANDERSON CONFIRMED.
| The committee on sanitary rules and
quarantine recommended that the APP
pointment of Adolph Anderson as san
itary inspector be confirmed. Adopted.
GRADE STAKES.
The committee on streets recommend
ed that the petition of Fred Trimmer
ct al, asking that grade stakes be set
for the boulevard be granted and the
city engineer instructed to set the
stakes without cost to the petitioners.
Adoped
CONDITIONALLY APPROVED.
The committee on claims recon-
mended that the claim of George Rupp
of $1S5.S5 be approved an placed on
the appropriation list when the Gull
mer-Jenning Paving company acknow-
Hedge the debt and guarantee the city
against loss.
Adopted.
NO MORE LIGHTS.
The committee on improvements re-
commended that the thirty-six petitions
for the placing of additional electric
lights in different parts of the city be
| denied. In view of the fact that the
city is now delinquent for lights used
since last August, the committee
stated they could not recommend an
increase in the number Of lamps but
would cheerfully do SO, however, at
the earliest moment.
| Adopted.
PRISONER'S MEALS.
The sum of sS2O.7O was appropriated
to William Gilbert for 2,13S meals fur
nished city prisoners.
CLAIMS REJECTED.
The committee on claims recon-
mended that the following claims be
allowed: William Sheppard $40, dam
ages to carriage caused by an obstruc-
ton on the street; John J. Self 5000
for horse, which fell into a ditch; Os-
car Peterson, injured while working on
streets; Francis Whaelhouse, run over
by assistant fire chief; John Thompson,
F@,, ;-,i,
Istructions on sidewalk; w. A. Sherman
So for poll tax paid after he was ex-
empt. Adopted.
CULMER-JENNINGS ESTIMATE.
Cohn. submitted he following:
Resolved that the lily engineer is
hereby directed to make the final es-
innate without further delay, on all
the paving done by the Culmer-Jen-
nings Paving company, and that the
board of public works pass upon the
|same promptly thereafter. Adopted.
A PURCHASING COMMITTEE.
The following resolutions were Of
fered the first by O'Meara and the
second by Morris.
Resolved, that a committee be ap-
lpointed consisting of three members
of this council, to be known as a pur-
chasing committee That all officers
Iduu IlCdQS VI ScICI- Qepdl tlliOIll SQDllll
lin open council an order supply for
what they may need, the same to be
referred to the above committee with
power to act ~
Resolved, that the president of the
council appoint an additional standing
Icommittee, consisting Of five members,
and to be known as the purchasing
committee; and that the duties of
said committee shall approve all pur-
chasing made bV the CITY.
Laid over for one week.
DOG TAX COLLECTOR.
Councilman Cheeseman called up the
recorders appointment of w w. Tay-
lor as deputy dog tax collector which
was laid on the table at the previous
meeting of the council. The appoint
ment was confirmed all voting aye
but Morris.
MUST SWEAR.
O'Meara moved that the city attor-
ney draft an ordinance that all ac-
counts or claims against the city be
sworn to by the parties having such
claims.
Laid over for one week.
A RECONSIDERATION
Hardy moved a reconsideration OF
the disposition of the Culmer-Jennings
company's request for a final estimate
on LnSlE paving COIbI act WHICH SdI-
lier in the evening had been referred
to the engineer with instructions to fur
lnish the final estimate as requested
The motion prevailed and Hardy moved
that the matter be referred to the
board of public works and the city en-
gineer with a request that they re-
port to the council at the next meeting
Adopted.
INSURANCE CANCELLED.
O'Meara moved that the insurance
policies on the crematory and on the
city hail, including the Jail, be can
celled. He held that there was more
insurance premiums paid on the she6
at the crematory than would build one
every six months and that was the only
part of the crematory which was il
danger and that the fire department
was in close enough proximity to the
Jail even if it caught fire.
Adopted.
Adjourned for one week. li.G.-..
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act of his, and she had vowed ven
geance.
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