The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-08
The Proceedings.

Frank Harrigan asked that the
amount retained from the final esti-
mate on his contracts for sidewalk
paving be invested in bonds, the total
amount retained being 81, 925.33
Referred to finance committee.
B. Y. Hampton and thirty-four 9TH
erS asked the council to pass an ordi-
nance prohibiting the riding of bicycles
on sidewalks of South Temple street.
| Committee on municipal laws.
DR.. J. S. Richards and others re-
quested that the paving of Richards
street be completed.
Committee on streets.
Susan Wray asked for free license
! to peddle produce. Charles Hansen re-
quested a similar favor as an express
man, and Mrs. Agnes Crockett asked
| to be granted a free merchants license
for six months
| Committee on license.
| ]. H. Hedges requested the council
to make some arrangements by which
the water from the gravity sewer can
be kept off his premises, block 6S, Kin
ney & Gourlay's plat.
| Committee on sewer.
| Max Lipman asked for a LIQUOR IL
Gems for fifteen days for $50 to enable
him to dispose of the stock of LIQUORS
at Lockwitz's saloon, 30 East Second
South street, levied on by the sheriff.
! Granted.
sance caused by the discharge of sew
erage into the surplus canal be abated.
| Committee on sewers.
Crismon, Cummings and Trimmer
asked for deed to eighty feet of
ground in plat j. in consideration of
grading done on block 1, plat j.
| Committees on streets and public
grounds.
The board of education, by President
| Nelson, requested permission to con-
meet the drainage of the Oouirrh
school building with the public sewer
at the intersection of Second East and
Fourth South streets
| committee on sewers.
| Samuel H. Hill and TWENTY-FIVE 9th
ers asked that the ordinance providinp
that the salaries of city employees. NAV
be garnisheed, and which authorizes
the recognition of garnishments by the
city council, be not repealed,
Referred to the committee on munic;-
pal laws.
REVOLVER LOST.
communication was received from
the board of police and fire commits
s1oners recommending that w. Fl. Her
man, be compensated for the loss of 2
revolver that disappeared during trial
IN the district court. Referred to the
committee on fire and police.
A MATTER OF BOOKKEEPING
"A communication was received from
the city engineer asking that he he ner-
mtted to deduct the actual cost of all
work done for other departments from
the expense account of the engineering
department and charge the same TO the
department having the work done. The
request was granted
QUIT CLAIM DEED.
Upon the recommendation of the citv
attorney the mayor was authorized ia
| execute cult claim deed in favor of
Annie S. Musser and others to pro-
perty in block II, plat B. Adopted
NOT PROVEN.
Upon the petition of o. H. Petit ask
ing that quit claim deeds be issued in
favor of all persons whose property was
sold for sprinkling tax, the city attor-
ney submitted report which states
that the petitioner failed to set III
that any of his property had been sold
and recommends that the petition be
not granted. Adopted.
MAP WANTED.
A communication was received. from
superintendent Daley, of the water
works department, asking that he be
allowed a working map showing the To-
cation of all pipes at a cost of S125 or
$3.50. Referred to the committee on
waterworks
WANTS THE FEES.
City Engineer Young sent in a com
munication stating that it would BE-
impossible for him to operate the de-