Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-02
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70 ,rrHIsEs IS GRANTED

r.. ,,o,rnittee on streets also NV
lAs sV ~, ana considered the applica,
a.. a.. ~" the Salt Lake City Kallto ,,S
c ,or FOR a franchise on ee ,,,.,,s
S pn.i s,ta.t south to the southern limits
i Z, ~ s', INV and concluded 10 recon,
%.s M mai the privilege be granted. Nv J.,
,royi,lons are that the cars Dc ru, ,,. Dn
XIV rforo.ed extension al least every
tap som and that the fare do not eS-
"ss5 gye cents Another oondltloh was
~ lrio the franchise, which was,
,b,t nowhere in the city the railroad
,',nnsny rive a less frequent service
,hsH bolf an hour Fire Chief DeVlne
on l before the committee ana
asssS mai the company be required 10
anog 6rehen in uniforms to ride on
mo cars iree. This was opposed by su'
nerniendena Read and Z, B. Critchlow,
U ,he companys attorney, on the ground
II ,bu 0r5men when they have occasion
II IA use the street cars are on their own
n private business and not that OF lhe
W ciy and therefore the request was I'M
h inst. The committee denied the chief
request but agreed to ask the company
'rOr the fremen In this way II II
could
Also last evening the committee list
eled to suggestions from ], j. Corum
who proposed a method Of Paving Sec
ond South street west to the Rio
Grand Western depot which he main
tanned would be agreed to by the prop
tlty owners along the street, His idea
was to create paving district and
bond that portion for the pavement Of
the street and thus raise the necessary
money tc make the improvement, the
bonds TO run FOR ten years. Mr.. Corum
claimed that the statute authorized this
Plan The committee seemed to favor
The proposition and asked the gentlemen
IA put the matter In the form Of a pc
hdon and send Il in TO the Council next
Tuesday.
The matter Of replacing the present
lgo'lhch water pipes running to Per-
kiM addition, which In the case of the
recent ire out there proved Inadequate
Vim ;y'nch pipe, was taken w BY the
sat'go'k' committee last evening, but
tssI POINT arose as to whether the
cq Nad or should pay for the extra
nFii' % must It be borne by the resl
gems q ne addition, which resulted in
h'nal''' beine referred to the city al
tllsy f0rh BIS opinion.
ms committee also considered the
NOIalla Of the Hubbard Investn,nt
%1lSiy 70 lay watermains TO Oakley
ssllN' ID the extreme northwestern
llH q The city. This improvement
VOW cost about 5000 but the in
.St'' company offered TO do The
Ih pay for the expense ana take
", .l'ngo'iable water scrip from The
ug' 'as same to be payable in two
3,aiS w this basis the committee de-
w wv F" recommend that the work be
Az. hrnes, wife Of Hank parnes
v, y. u p, pa, pa, the warm springs under n
h, NY s ~ 'l'V per month, appeared be-
~ ~, nance y , committee with her attor-
!. - = 3. Hampstead, and asked that
\, ,saal De reduced to 500 per month
\ ~ TX slemalnder Of the time covered
~, y. \, lYcument, five years. The lessee
!, Wv s W. ua'h house cannot be operated
\ . lsneI rental than 500 Der month
VI, N ~ REQUESTED that . state
! S, N.Y. Sas receipts and disbursements
M, ,i'U.' meg them, and later they viii
'',.. 'ne matter more thoroughly.
IL BUY FAIR GROUNDS.
, d. x, smith, the representative
'O'nml'tee of the Legislature