Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-09
CITY COUNCIL :.
MAY RENT LAND'
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III, CITY Council Leo committee y Isos and an busy
hs an' ,s singh night, and considered ' 'ns
session !. ,A business: The petition OF 'ne
toloa ' Ward Relief Society asking 'il'
Esn " .l,ser donate, or sell at a non n,
diI = s' 70 #, 7.s by ls5 feet Of l anu
'a. p,'.. ,be ward meeting house. was
AIKEN UP -. IN attendance on
in' ~, 'a :, tbe society were represented n,,
a'', l.., :, nj County Surveyor M ,I
" "'' o,.o a resident Of the Eign.n
tr who . a'iy the committees atteh-
gafi, ne iso '1 taet that the land USED ,, 70
lion . !. u, ,bs ecclesiastical part OF on, .ne
bsoig 70 u .bo, in early days the NOR
van 1 SgIt the old adobe sch9 3,,oh nV ,vas
lail y y. nSf botb as a meeting ana scn ,,'i
Den uwl sol Isai the property was turneu
a 10y, "a the school board as a., "a Ti 10 81
.'sb croperty In the ely was, o, cIty On IN
ilen , g,Upb hoard traded It to the ciSy ~
IslI ~. .u.' ,bs LOT on the corner OF s'u'e
p ..l North IA Temple streets wnere oo ,ne
y. XII IN hoard proposes to soon Coln I,
sns ,se erection OF a new schVol
nf S,.s Wv The relief society OF tile
T 11's' ward think their claims ior ,s tHe
o u' ought 10 be favorably coi nia,v
pIyi'i sscsuse the work Of the society
a' ..,, S,r charitable, and the early
'Syrnon' settlers located the properly
and nlilt the house that now STATUS
thsfe0n ,,.,or,rg m the
,s,iy, claims concluded that the clty
~. 5, w power 10 donate the land, and to
s,',, ibe request Of the petitioners
sond ,bey held be nothing more nor
~, ,ban a donation, II was stated that
n. c'ty could rent the property for
mail sum but the matter was con-
.rnl1 for ore week, when the commit
h. wifi listen 10 any proposition as 10
yrtng the land that the Keller Socie-
y may wish to make
The committee also took up the peu.
Nm Of Thomas Weir and G. number OF
obsr residents In the northeastern part
dthe city asking that the block which
n owns between Twelfth and Thir- |
,sen,h East and First and Second
South streets be converted In
to public park, but on the
report Of Land and Water Commission
or westerfeld TO the effect that II
would cost over 5000 to do this, and
that the property was worth $4,000, the
request will be denied,
4 With reference to petition Of P, p.
4 Hansen. who asked the privilege OF TAX
y Ing building rock from some land the
& clty owns on the east bench, at ten
a cents a load the committee decided to
4 allow any one to dig up and haul away
stone from this land providing the
4 land L leVeled up again and left In good
condition.
In response to Supervisor CondIe's re-
guest that he be given the privilege Of
repairing the streets leading from the
paved district to the depots, he was d.
rected to scrape and clean up these
streets IN The best manner possible.
A majority Of the street sprinkllng
committee decided to recommend that
The shrinking wagons be insured for
he next ninety days while they remain
IN The barn, Councilman Canning, II is
SAD, Will bring In minority report op-
p9slrg he matter