The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-14

Amy and Weber pea coal, 81 tcash
pricesl; Car load lots, free on poaro cars
Miller 20 Mlller-Diamond Rock
Springs. Castle Gate and Black Butte,
car load lots. in yards. $4-25; delivered,
$40: Pleasant Valley. Winter GuarIesr1s ~:
and Weber. 81 and s4.2S; nut, sS.75 ana ~
W. J. Wolstenhome-Rock Springs,
Castle Gate Winter Quarters and Din
mond mine slack. 49, delivered; HocA
car load lots. $3.50: Winter Quarters.
Pleasant Valley and Weber. lump. $40;
anthracite. 1913; nut coal, 81 Extra
prices for delivery; Crematory, p cents
ton water works. 81; Parley's canyon, 81.
The bids were referred to the cnair-
men of the following committees; SAN Il5
eary, Ta al foit 5iid rg anu p0iio
j. NJ. Ingram and R. P. Briggs pc
titioned for permission to give stereop-
tican advertising entertainment at the
intersection of Main and Second South
streets, commencing October 10 and con-
tinuing every evening except Sundays for
one month.
f. j. Leonard and others asked that
the Sat Lake ana Jordan canal be COW
cred at the intersection Of Ninth East
and Fifth South streets.
woMAN's HOME REPORT
Cornelia Paddock, president: NJ. E.
Spencer, vice president, and Mary /.
Teasdale, secretary, of the Woman
Home association, sent in their annual
report, showing receipts OF 500 from
the city, while expenditures were $1,000,
leaving a deficit of 500, mostly pro
vided for by voluntary contributions. The
association had, during the year, cared
for twenty-three women ana girls, ana
but two of them had gone back to places
of i'll repute-
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
Mayor Glendinning and Recorder En-
cry reported that the old deed granting
Pioneer square to the Utah and Pacific
Improvement company had been de-
stroyed as ordered by the council.
City Attorney Mckay reported that the
same procedure is required to construct
a new sidewalk instead OF one condemned
as If no sidewalk had ever been laid.
The opinion had reference TO the con-
demned walk at State and Third South.
The city engineer reported the gross
expenditures of his department for Sep
TENDER, s., 1850. Deducting S24S 10,
amount expended making surveys on the
of the department $1,076.75. Amount au-
thorized by the council, $780,
CITY Sexton Carriers report for the five
months ending September so showed: Re
ceipts, S4,423.45; disbursements, s., IS2. IS;
balance on hand, S64067.
Health Commissioner Daily sent IN
communication, accompanied by reso-
luton, providing for an appropriation or
@5O5 with winch TO purchase an luCu-
bator, microscope and other contrivances
for laboratory uses, especially for the ex-
animation of diphtheria germs. The
matter was referred jointly to the finance
and sanitary committees.
The action of the board of public works
in letting the contract for the construc-
ton of the new fire station to Craig u
Atkinson was approved
On motion of Councilman Wiscomb the
services of o. P. Pratt, who has been
employed as mounted police at Liberty
park, were dispensed with, the action TO
take effect on the 18th inst.
The question of proceeding with the
construction of the sewer on Fifth South
NJ. Stout and others. but objected to by
a majority of the abutting property own
ers, came up at this time and provoked a
great deal of discussion. By a vote of
and proceed with the work was lost.