The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-07

titioners, stockholders and water-tak-
ers are greatly damaged.
This was referred TO the irrigation
and street committee.
i The Collegiate Institute asked per-
mission to connect with the sewer,
which was referred to the sewer COM
mittee.
T. g. Sutherland ct al, prayed for
an extension of water mains on Green
street between Zane and Pear streets.
petitioners represent over 80 per cent.
Of the property owners. Committee
on waterworks.
Reports of Officers.
City Attorney Hoge filed a report
of settlement of a damage suit against
the city for killing a horse, the prop
erty of a man named Mitchell, which
was filed
The dog catcher's report for the
month was read:
Tax collected, females 81, $1O2; tax
collected, males, 154, $3OS; pound fees,
3, 50. Total, S415.
The report was filed.
Superintendent Daley of the water
works submitted his report for July
as follows:
Vouchers and payrolls, s5,OO7.s1;
permits issued A; services con-
nected, A.
The board of public works, by it's
chairman, filed a protest against the
city council letting the contract for
the city Jail, contending the board
has the sole right TO attend to this
business. This was referred to the
city attorney for an opinion.
The board submitted its first partial
estimate in favor of Frank Harrigan
north of the Warm Springs in the sum
of $3.50. so which was adODted.
Similar action was taken on the eS-
innate in favor of the same party for
fagstone pavement at Main and Sec
ond South streets, amounting to
s119.5S
The twenty-second partial estimate
in favor Of the gravity sewer contrac-
tors. amounting to $6,O2093, was also
approved.
Reports of Committees.
On the petition of T. B. Beatty ct al.
for relief from Jordan and Salt Lake
canal on First South and Fifth East
streets, the committee reported in
favor of referring to the engineer.
Adopted.
st. Marks hospital which asked for
street grading, received a favorable
report from the street committee and
the work was ordered done.
The Request of Charles n. Peterson
ct al to use more than three feet of
the sidewalk for displays of fruit, was
denied by the committee on streets.
The petition of John Meyerhoffer to
have a certain pool filled up was re-
ported on favorably and the work or
dered done.
John z. Dolly ct al. who want
Brigham street parked can do so at
their own expense, so says the street
Liquor licenses were granted to
Mathews & Dahlstead and the Wagner
Brewing company.
Some debate ensued on the re-
quest of the Artificial Ice company's
request for a two-inch pipe for It's
factory.
Mr. Lynn and Mr.. Corum favored
granting the request, while Mr.. Young
protested that it was unfair to deprive
citizens of water for an ice factory
when ice was plentiful. 1t was wrong
10 sell water.
Newell asked why breweries and
railroads were supplied.
To this Young replied that he was
IN favor of cutting off these, if need
be-
The request was granted-yeas, 10;
nays, 3; Clawson, Mccormick and
Young voting no.
Following this came a report by the
committee on waterworks-that five
inspectors be appointed to see that
people wasted no water. The report |
was adopted.
miscellaneous.
Mr. Lynn introduced an ordinance |
intending the waterworks ordinance !
" permitting property owners to make |
hort extensions at their own expense, !
~ the provisions of which the |
)ipe to be used may be other than |
cad pipe. The ordinance passed, and |
galvanized iron pipes may be used by |
consent of the council.