The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-26
The Proceedings.


The Pacific Paving company asked
for a payment of $9,S56.05, the amount
due for retained percentage on street
and sidewalk paving.
Referred to the finance committee
Annie Sophie Jensen, an INDECENT
widow with five children, asked for a
remission of sprinkling tax amount
ing to $3.50.
Committee on sprinkling.
Michael O'Connor asked for a free
license to peddle novelties.
Committee on license.
A. Fisher and twenty others pro-
tested against the paving of sidewalks
on Second South street between Sixth
West street and the Jordan river.
Filed.
Eunice Broberg asked permission to
redeem lot 20. block 2, Folsom addition,
enormously sold for taxes.
Referred to the city attorney.
The Salt Lake Building and Manu-
featuring company asked permission
to pile building material in front of
the Home Fire Insurance company
building on Main street for period of
ninety days.
Committee on streets with power to
act.
William Schade asked for refund
of S12333 for unexpired term of liquor
license, as he, on account of hard,
times was about to quit the business.
Committee on license.
The Quincy Cab company petitioned
for a reduction in license.
Committee on license.
Judge Powers and Attorney D. N.
Straup, on behalf of the Wasatch Ice
company, asked for an analysis of
their ice on account of the condemna-
ton of the same by the health COM
missioner.
Analysis was ordered.
E. P Davis registered protest
against the rate of sprinkling tax
charged him.
Committee on sprinkling.
A LIGHTING PROPOSITION.
L. G. Trent & Co. made a PROPOSE
ton in regard the city, and proposed
to furnish and equip an electric light
ing station of capacity of 800 horse
power equipped into incandescent dy-
namos having a capacity of 800 16-can-
die power incandescent lights; also to
furnish the necessary outdoor circuits,
poles, 800 2,000-candle power arc lights
to be put in actual operation for the
sum of 500. 00O The company offers
to guarantee that the cost of operating
will not exceed $1,000 per month, which
with allowing for interest on cost of
plant would effect a saving to the
city of s., 100 per month, and give
better light than that now supplied.
Committee on streets and improve
ments.
Eliza J. Riddle ct al, asked that re-
tanning walls be built on Center street.
Committee on streets.
Mary V. Hampstead ct al protested
against the establishing of a street
grade on North Main street and First
South street.
Filed.
Martin Fassen and forty others pro-
tested against the inefficient manner in
which sprinkling is done.
Committee on sprinkling.
THE INJUNCTION SUIT.
The suit of ]. A. Cunningham pray
ing for an injunction and the temper
ray injunction granted by Judge Mer-
rift, restraining the city treasurer
auditor and recorder and copper plant
bonus committee from paying any
money or bonds or giving any land to
the Copper Plant company, were pre-
scented and referred to the city attor-
ney.
A MEDICINAL FOUNTAIN.
The Salt Lake Sanitarium company
asked to be allowed to erect a drink
ing fountain opposite their premises on
Third South street, where the public
could be supplied free with the medic
inal waters from the Warm Springs.
Referred to the committee on streets
MAY REDEEM.
Upon the recommendation of the city