Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-12
ON TO The COAST.
The Pioneer Square Granted For a
Railroad Terminal.
BUSINESS MIN ENDORSE It.


f'H'i'A " AHN ivy NHANNllt hNtNlAl !
meeting Of that body was held last |
evening, for the purpose OF considering |
nnd tsking action upon the petition OF |
the Utah and Pacific improvement |
company,askinga grant Of The Pioneer
square Tor a terminal Tor the proposed
railroad 10 DO LuiIi between this city
anu this coast.
The meeting was attended by a
large number Of Influential citizens,
most OF whom seemed extremely
nnEious that the Council should
aoquiosee IN the request of the petition.
ers. During Inu day petition. had
been oiTculatod around tho business
districts Of the city aud nearly
unanimous concurrence Of opinion
iavoring the grant OF the squsro 90 the
company was the result. There was
some little opposition encountered IN
the meet " however, but tho o..
posera declared that the stan taken
by them was simply on tcChuicali.ie'.
Tue action was sustained by all the
soons but one, anu he favored csding
the tract OF land but on different con.
ditions 10 those under which II was
gwen.
A. 1862 pm. President Newell u the
City Council raped for OrIef, oil the
mumbeta OF the municipal body being
ptrtent,
la order 10 Introduce the object
uf the meeting & uuUilmsn Dale
asked Tor the reading Of the res
luton offered by himself On
tuesday evening anu published In last
nighps NEwS granting 20 the Utah
atd Puciuc Improvement Company,
tho Pioneer rqusfe Tor railroad tctmi.
nal pufpoFos,
The resolution was read, nitor which
Councilman O'Mrara raid lac believed
certain petitions had teen received
with reference TO the matter iu quvs.
ton ami be moved that the petitions
10 read,
IL was thought best, however, tbAi
some aciion should he taken on the rct-
Uiution anu Councilman O'MUaTn co..
cUfliugly moved its adoption, whloI
was promptly seconded by Councilman
Morris.
SIGNATURES To THE PETITIONS.
Tho petitions were thon read, all
askirg that tho company be granted
g. which thy asErI iub aud bearing
The following signntursii
llsber ". Wells, John T.. booly, W. s.
Mccormick, j. NJ, STOUT, l.. =. HIS, Cy-
rus l.. naWlOy. W. \. Webbor,S. n. AuGr.
nnch, the Sitgul Clothing company, w..
4. Lynn, a. l.. thomas, Walter r. Ien-
uiugs, John II. White, Herman Bimhor-
A D.
II. Walker q. Il. Savage, Joseph IL.
walker u. kletung, Louis II. fnrns-
worth, T. u. kimhuIi, T.. W. Duncan,
Josiah barnett, Samuel Mcintyre, A.
liauauer Jr., Frank KNOX, II. s. Young,
H.. N.Wilsun, a, NJ. HTlsuu, Louis Cuhn,
u. whitney, salt Lake l.. & q. oom-
pnnNi john q, tuilcr, sam j. Kenyon,
ltaac Barton, George Sutherland, Glen
MILLER, Herman T. Booth, Thomas HUI,
Robert y, baskiu, T., 10 Hugr. y. H..
bfmhoigUr, sam Levy, Llpmau NAlUl &
sou, II. q, Mcmillan, smith Drug COM
pany, Hermann Illl, Charles n. Brink,
J. II, MuudmHustD, H. W, Francis, Mar
uu Gam simon Bnmborgcr. T.. D..
Moran, Hoy sherman IT,, Browning
BIOS, James Anderson lrOi j, Leonard,
JOIN Buckle & Son, John Mcdonald, IL,
NJ, Bacon Mstun Lauuan, Jane. IA.
lacOu, j. Schvncks, j.. q. Muolluy,W j..
Hrauo, j.. T.. Gardiner, tho Lace House
NNNAl'AllN AAl'.NA ANAN'H 20 ANNH' H'ANA
Tie company IUmoa spencer, ia oman
& Co., NJ, ~,Noollo, Western shoe 4 Dry
GoUd- company, Ma NJ. BughHm, Mar
go ~ Brus,, Young Bros. company, 4. +.
MafgetH, NJ. a. Walsh, Mauca Bros,
George ID. LOOMS, Mountain stone
conn any, Salt Lake Giltonito CONE
pauy, D., Alexander, n. J., A, Culmor,
Cuimtr e lrOl., Wa.atgh Asphaltum
company, Boo Hive shoe store, kyuno
GTAystOnu company, tho Denver Syndl-
cato SOnp company, I'd, 4. Cobb IN, II.
MackiniO,h, Costello T. Wilson, Nolden,
Myets a CO., Simon j. fishor, W. g.
payey & Co., AudgrsOn-Iay company,
W. u. Mathis a co., W. T.. Is. coulter
tho Ci izens' Eloclri1t Light company,
Harrington a DOuuolly Jamos %. bluor
Chamber ~ Commerce, hy w. A NoIdon,
vice president, Neldvn-Iudseu Drug
company, ha Salt Lake Pressed Brick
company, Watson Bros, Bell Bros, IN,
Hines NJ srcauiie aud Cigar company
Klenkc & Co., 4. j. llill ~ CO., John w
D0nnollau, George NJ. puwney, j. X
Gillespie, a., s.. Holmes, sam. 4, WNkor
Bank ~ Commerce, william kuyuug
Matthew Cullen, George 4, Lowe, \, q
Campbell, Paino a Lyme, Midgioy a
SOM, IL. Green, Join e.. q. Giautpldi X
NJ. Jones, Benz, Hampton, Francis &
Gllds, s. g. Ewing, fishur llarrIs, Com
meiriaI National Bank, The Commercial
Block assooia ion, A.. A. Grant, lloml
Fro Insurance cumUnuv,H buwooioy
VIM, MHlBco,J, Il. bHnuettJ. $. Jensen
lntormuuuiAlu Electric company, Jhi
Plumbing supply company Thomas 4
Williams 40. Is. Thomas %. r. MUTOii Ia
W. j. Butemnu, Sut Lake Grain com
puny, sear,, Jeremy & Co., NJ H.ue'ky
&. W. Brand, W. r. Alexander, W,PH or
son, l.. NJ, Eul, -. H. hauu, Elgl
Howe, Daniel W. owen, Francs Arm
strong, W. Lang ON, Thomas g. NuI, j
W. Saunders, samuel llopwlrth, owe
Hodg on, T.. H. Ashton, Nathan Scare
Calders's Sons, Lambert Plpor comp my
John Beck. tu.upouuyu Wagon Ma
chine company spHucrr tlawspu a Co
state Bank Oi u NH, lleb0r j. Grant, sal
Lake Dramatic association, John lt.Nlu
der, Don II. purur, n, Nnky Mountain Bel
Tel, phuue company, George y. Nullar,
George Nuylor, Cou-OlIdHted lmplUmuu
COMPANY, George u. ulcl, Iulon ;
Wells, Grant Hampton, T. Pau a Co
Bentley a llill, Juhu fonlund, A, H. 81
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BscOp's name, Cru Gilman stewhi
maue ituuity h- 90 how me Nglalur
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