Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

stating that he had signed = report
disa lowing claim which he wEs now
IN favor Of granting.
O'Meafa spoke at some length on the
matter nud stated that he hsd never
signed fepart recommending the re-
lection Of Hatrigsn's claim. Felt that
The gentleman was entitlud to. his pay
N he had performed the work In &C.
cordance with the contract.
Olhor talk was INDUCED In by Me-
MillaD, Cofum anu Young aud a vote
taken on the Mayors veto, all voting
Tor II except Clawson, who opposed
Hsfrlgan's claim stfonuuusly.
On recommendation Of the city AZ
tOrney Mrs. William Brazil was grant.
cd deed 10 her property In La Neta
place subdivision, which was sold for
taxes, upon payment OF $40 50.
PROTEST AGAINST SEWER EXTENSION.
The city recorder notified tbs Coun-
ell OF the protest entered against the
extension Of tho sewer on the south
side OF Fret South from Fiith to Sixth
East, The number OF feet In the ex.
tension was $50. while the protest COW
cred 800. Tabled.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The city attorney recommended the
Issuance OF aquit claim deed TO prop.
rrty owned ny the estate OF James
Thompson, dsoeased, upon the pay.
ment OF tax sale costs and interest.
Adopted.
The petition OF sears Glass aud
Paint Co, asking permission TO exca.
waite from property line TO the curb on
part Of lot 8, block 90, plat A, was
gra nted upon recommendation Oi the
city engineer, with tho proviso that the
work be done under tue supervision
and to the satisfaction Of the building
inspector, ana that the pavement be
restored 10 ita pte,ent coalition after
said work Ia done; u bond Ia allo TO be
exacted from the company. Adopted.
The report OF the police Justice or
the month OF October was submitted,
showing that fines had been assessed
aud paid In the sum OF OF 81, 205. go, Of
which 81, 800 was cash, Filed.
Tho petition OF James T.. Freeze, ask.
ing that the Jordan canal ON his
premises DO flled up, was ropSrtri
fsvotably upon by the committee on
Jordan oanal and irrigation and the
said report adopted.
The petition OF Amelia ID. Clark
asking that an error In her account Tor
water rates bs oorTeLted was granted
on recommendation Of the committee
on woterwVrks.
The board Of public works submitted
the 2Ilh partial estimate Of the city
engineer 10 NJvombet |, Ia favor OF
Houlahan. Gtifntb, Morris, Hobson a
Wilkrrson for work dons on the
CAVITY sewer anu recommended the
payment Of the amOunt-Sl, cal. So.
Adopted.
The above nanisi board also sub.
mitted their nist partial estimate for
WIN. Holmes on contact for repair VI
sidewalks aud recon ms ndod the pay
ment oil f5s0.0s. Adopted.
Tue same bard submitted final estt.
mate OF Frank Harrigsn TOT construct
Ing n fence along the county ROAD,
amounting TO $3.50 90. Adopted.
The bills OF 5Iiver Br y. amounting
ing TO sis3.s7 aud S5i.o5 respectively,
for constituting Hush gates, were or.
usreJ paid, being recommended by tho
board OF pnblic works. -
Tho COMMITTEES On Jordan canal aud
Irrigation recommended the building
OF q fence along tbs sheep road In
front Of Seymour b. Young's property
Ia MounIAin Dell. Adopted.
An appropriation OF 500 was made
TO nfc deparlmoHito pay TOT hoss pur-
chased by them.
Tho board OF public works a,ksd that
they be authorized to connect sewer
lAterals on Finn south with gravity
sewer. Granted.
A free license was ordered issued TO
Mrs. Bchowalter to sell flowers and 10
Catherine Steiner as merchant.
The city engineer atked authority 10
drain ofthe surplus waters aceumulat-
Ing In the vicinity " the gravity sewer
gag on the county road. Granted.
Liquor licenses were granted to d.
minioo Plesclo, and the Wagner
Brewing 20. al 90 east First South
street
THAT BREWERY NUISANCE.
The sanitary committee In reporting
on the nuisance created by the Sall
Lake Brewery made the following
Recommendation; The construction OF
. sewer large enough TO carry all the
refuse; that tho brewery people be
asked to advanc. sum sufficient to
construct n six-inon drain from thsir
plant to tho sewer ut Second East and
Filth South streets; that the city then
construct the main sewer from Its
present terminus 10 Fort Dou gla D., and
that the amount NO advanced by the
Brewing company. loss this amount Of
their tax, be refunded to them as con.
nections arc made with the sewer by
the AUDITING property owners ana the
sewer tax 10 paid by them.
In connection with this recon-
msndntion To thu same effeot Was m al.
BY Health Commissioners Daipy.
O'Meara, Conn and Newell favored
tho proposition, but Young In very
strong and foroibls terms denounced
tho action OF the Fort Douglas and
Brewery authorities IN pressing such
nuisance upon the citizens 0f Salt
Lake and thought they SHOULD be-
forced TO sbate said nuisance without
the oltiLe = being o1mpsllsd 10 pay
Tor the building OF the proposed sewer.
This report was finally adopted.
The committee on streets recon-.
msnded that broken stone crossing
be put In on South Temple nesr the
corner Of Il street In accordance with
the petition OF Richard Macintosh OF
al. Adopted.
The street committee recommended
the repair Of bridges on 1--we TIN South,
tuus complying with tue county
courl's request. Adopted.
Upon recommendation OF the COM
miltee on public grounds, the removal
OF the standard OF measures from Lib
erty park TO the joint building wss
ordered.
AsEsr THE SALARY QUESTION.