The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-20
constructed the section of pavement in

coinpeied at an expense of 500 or more
When Mr.. .Harrigan presented his bill
TO the board OF public works for this
! work, said board presented the facts to
; the city council, whereupon the matter
was. referred to the board OF public
works with the finance committee asso-
] ciated and after an investigation of the
/ matter both of these bol lies unanimously
! reported against the validity Of the claim.
] IN view OF this fact and The further fact
! mat the city, by Mr.. Har:iganfs disregard
/ Of the notice served on him by the board
OF public works, was put to the I'M
avoidable and unnecessary expense of $500
mentioned. / cannot approve of the appro-
! pfiation r. y. BASKIN, Mayor.
Mr. O'Meara moved that it take the
same course as the Farrell veto. Mr..
| Clawson objected, but on roll call
] ClaWson and Eoung were the only ones
/ that voted may and it took its place
with the first veto.
Petitions.
/ The following petitions were intro
duced and reierred: George f. Mayer
and the estate OF Lawrence Quinn, ask
! ing release from tax sales.
Clark, Eldredge & Co., asking that
the water ditch ON First South street
from the Continental market corner
west for half a block be repaired.
! Mildred B. Groshell. asking that the
water mains be extended from the
southeast corner Of lot 8, block IS, plat
b, east 10 Sixth East, thence south to
southwest corner of lot in block IL,
! plat 3, being a distance of $50 feet.
The necessary signers have been OBJ
tanned
! The Salt Lake city brewery for trans
fer Of license for Continental hotel to
Albert Swain from James Hilton.
William Langton, Eli POLAND, Peter
Reid. G. A. Gibbs ct al, taxpayers in
the northwestern portion of the city,
protesting against the Union Pacific
railway using the streets and side
walks for trackage and scale purposes.
! There was a mass meeting Of citizens
| held on November II and passed reSo-
lutions to petition the council TO abate
the nuisance.
John bruce, asking extension of Wa
ter mains on Eleventh East street, be-
tween Third and Fourth South streets.
forty-one feet.
B. F. Whittemore, asking to stretch
electric wires from Grand Pacific to
Railroad Exchange hotel. in order to in
troduce electric light into the latter
hosiery
Harry t. Duke, asking that broken
stone crossing be put in on the west
side of Fifth East, between the north
and south sides of Fifth South street.
/ James w. Dorkin, asking that the
electric light be restored at tie corner
Of Second South and Twelfth East
streets
From the association Of stationary
engineers, asking that an ordinance be
passed to compel the licensing said en-
gineers.
From Lillian j. Duncan. for damages
to g. horse going into culvert at Sixth
East and First South streets.
The city recorder filed protest against
a sewer being built on the south side
of First South street, between Fifth
was referred.
The city attorney filed the petition
of Mrs William Brazil, asking for deed
to property in La Veta place. Adopted.
From same was adopted the release
of a lot to George F. Mayer.
Release Of tax sale to Lawrence
Quinn granted.
Same to Frank Thompson and Joe
R. Lane for tax sale on estate of
James Thompson. deceased, adopted.
From city engineer to draw water
off sag" in gravity sewer. adopted.
From Sears Paint and Glass COM
pany to excavate under sidewalk.
granted.
Engineering Department Bills.
From the board of public works the
mended payment:
Silver Bros, $4S9.S7 and $3.50 for
constructing flush gates for gravity
outlet sewer, engineering department.
Frank HaTTigan, S336.69 for con-
structing fence along gravity sewer.
engineering department.
J. w. Sullivan, $229.50, first part pay
ment ON flushing tank for gravity
sewer, engineering department.
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& Wilherson, twenty-fourth partial
payment on estimate, s1,04152, en-
gineering department.
William Holmes, s5S0.90 sidewalks,
engineering department.
Miscellaneous bills, s20s.55.
Odds and Ends.
The fire and police were granted
privilege to buy new horse for the
fire department costing 500.
The city justice of the peace reported
fines in labor and cash received 81.
2O5.50.
The committee on canals granted the
filling up of the Jordan canal in Inc
yard of James Breeze.
A fence was ordered built along the
land of Seymour B. Young.
Mrs. C. w. Showalter was granted
a free license to sell flowers.
Liquor licenses were granted to Dom.
inico Plescio and the Wagner Brew"
cry.
The report Of the water committee as
to Amelia D. Clark, was adopted.
The Brewery Sewer
The Salt Lake Brewery-Fort Doug
las sewer proposition came up from the
committee, Messrs. Newell, Cohen.
Morris, Corum and Mcmillan. In brief
it was to the effect that this
sewer be constructed to Fifth |
South street. The report COW
cred the same ground published in The |
Herald Friday morning. The property !
owners. the brewery people, ct al, are
willing to do a fair share of work to
they could not get beyond e. cost that !
would build a 4-inch sewer. 1t con-
cludes:
That the Salt Lake City Brewing
company be asked to advance a suffi- /
cient sum 10 construct a 6-inch drain |
from the brewery to the sewer at Sec
and East and Fifth South streets, and |
that the city then construct the main |
saver from its present terminus to |
Fort Douglas, and that the amount SO |
advanced by the Brewing company, |
less the amount Of their tax, be re- |
funded TO them as connections are /
made with the sewer by the abutting |
property owners, and the sewer tax !
paid by them.
''Your committee further recon. I
mends that the city enter into nego- |
:; no col To