The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-06

January, 1895. The report was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Bachman fled a report of sta
tionery purchased for all departments |
amounting to S109.47. which was adopt |
ed.
Other officers Statements.
Superintendent Daley made re-
quest for certain supplies for the cur
rent quarter, which was referred 10
the committee on waterwoTks.
The same officer filed his report for
January, showing an expense OF
81, 413OS. Sewer permits issued, IL; con
nections made, 13. The report was re-
ferred to the same committee
City Engineer Young filed a report
for January showing the net expenses
of his department at $1,O15.7S. which
was adopted.
streets for the month shows an expense
Of $49S.9S which was filed.
Chief Pratt's report shows the eX-
penses of the police department to be
$4,0561S. Filed.
Chief Devine reported the eXpendi-
lures of the fire department at $2,456'I6.
Filed.
Settled for Fifty.
In the matter of the claim Of Albert
Pantsch for damages caused by fall
ing on a slippery East Temple street
walk, the claims committee reported IN
favor of giving him $50, which report
was adopted.
Tarpey's Petition Granted.
The street supervisor was authorized
to grant the petition of D. NJ. Tarpey
ct al. TO build crossing at Sixth
South and West Temple streets.
of EiOUnnth
| Coop for adjustment Of error in water
script was granted.
Slaughter Pens Must Co.
| The report of the committee on san
| itary rules and quarantine, in relation
to the petition of Anton Peterson and
seventy-three others for the removal
of the Utah Strengthening company's
slaughter houses from their present 10
cation near to and just north of the
Warm Springs, sets up that the COM
paint is well founded; that the air is
polluted and the place a nuisance to
health. Appended was a report from
DR.. Daily in line with the above state
ment The committee recommended
that the slaughter house be removed,
which report was adopted.
Licenses Granted.
Liquor licenses were granted the fol-
lowing named persons: c. G. Merritt,
Cliff house; Frank Muller. Golden
Grape; Wilson & Busby, 55 East Sec
ond South street; b C. Harvey, 6G
West Second South street; j. w. Ell
lott, SO West First South street, and
the Wagner Brewing company.
Grey Gets One Hundred.
A report from the committee on
sewers was filed recommending that
Andrew Grey be paid 800 damages for
damages done a spring by the con-
struction of the gravity sewer, which,
after some debate, was adopted.
Price of Street Lighting.
a proposition from the Electric Light
company for 800 1000 candle power arc
lamps. to be located as the council
may direct was then read.
By its provisions the Philadelphia
moon schedule is to be adopted which
provide for an all night schedule or
dark and stormy nights, even WheI
the moon is full or not; the position
OF lamps TO be permanent after once
being set, except at the city's expense
the lamps to be located one bloch
apart, twenty-seven feet from thu
ground, the price paid to be $3.50 pei
month for 800 lamps and $3.50 per Hgh
for each additional lamp. All pay
ments to be made in cash on or before
the 10th of the month, the contract t
be closed before March 1, 1885.
Mr.. Young favored the proposition
as did Mr. O'Meara.
The matter was referred to the city
attorney to draw UP a contract.
There being no vacant room suitable
for the use of the militia the com
mittee having the matter in charge 81
reported and the report was adopted.
J William KrantS' application for WOrl
was denied.
Working Prisoners.
Mr.. ,Clawson called up his resolution
providing for the working of city
prisoners on the streets.
O'Meara moved to refer to the com
mittee on streets with the supervise
associated, which prevailed.
No Special Pay Rolls.
Mr. Clawson offered a resolution
directing the auditor not to pay an.
special pay rolls without the consen
of the council.
Speaking on this matter Mr.. Claw
, son said that the reason he Offered
the resolution was that there was tor
much carelessness in expendins
matter was referred to the COMMITTEES
on finance
) Commissioners Coming.
Mr.. Young moved that the presiden
nominate three commissioners at thu
! next meeting to levy the tax for cleo
trio lighting under the new ordinance
The motion carried.
lee Ordinance Laid Over.
The ice ordinance was called up ant
! referred to the committee Of the Who'll,
: on Thursday night.
, VIII Inspect Powder.
l On resolution of Councilman YOUNG
the Chief of Police was ordered to in
r spect all houses selling explosives will
t view of averting any disaster whicl
: may occur, after which the council
r passed the appropriation list amount
1 ing to $4,S49.79 and adjourned.
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