Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-27
money on security or make advances on
salary, was passed.
pAVTNC OpDIN NOE FILED

PAVING ORDINANCE FILED.
An ordinance providing for the paw
ing of Third South street from West
Temple 20 between Third and Fourth
West streets. was ordered filed, as there
was rome dubiety as to its going
through,
The board Of public works was di-
rected TO advertise for bids for the fur-
nishing OF material and construc 1on OF
the addition and improvements Of IRE
station No. / according TO the speciil-
cations heretofore approved.
Section 703 Of the revised ordinances
was amended so as to prohibit the mix
ing Of plaster mortar or concrete or the
pllng OF sand, gravel, lime, cement etc,
upon any OF the paved streets or side
walks In the city except under per-
mission granted by the board Of public
works and then only In tight boxes or
on tightly Joined boards.
GRoCERs KNOCKED OUT.
The recommendation OF the police and
prison committee that nine retail gro
GERS be appointed special policemen to
watch the peddlers In the city was de-
feated by vote OF TO Q. The COM
mittee on improvements submitted "A
report recommending the offices to be
equipped with 20 OF the 40 free tele-
phones to be furnished by the city by
the Utah Independent Telephone COM
pany, Fernstrom moved that one Of
the extra telephones be placed IN the
Office Of the city humane officer, whose
Office had been overlooked or sighted
by the committee, but this was lost on
a tie-vote OF Z to 7. II was finally de-
cided that the committee file complete
report for the distribution OF all OF the
telephones the same 10 be acted upon
next Monday night
TO REFUND BONDS.
Councilman Wells introduced an or
dinance which was passed providing
that the ordinance Of March 30. 1894, for
the issue of bonds for 100000 be
amended so as TO avoid the creation OF
u sinking fund. The ordinance pros
vided that $4,000 be laid aside eachyear
from now until 1914 when the bonds
mature, as a sinking fund for the re-
demption Of the issue, II will now be
necessary to refund the bonds when
they mature.
on resolution OF Neuhausen, the
mayor was authorized to appoint n
temporary building Inspector at s75 a
month, TO tlll the Office during the i'll
ness Of Mr.. Lewis, who Is confined to
his bed with nnammatory rheuma-
tism.
on recommendation of the board
Of public works, p, j, Moran was
awarded the contract for laying fifteen
inch sewerplpe from State TO A streets
on South Temple at $l.16 foot, The
report Of the sewer committee, recon-
mending that the sewer system be ex-
tended from Canyon road and Second
street TO Third and a streets, was
adopted.
The council appropriated $500 TO tho
credit Of the city engineer for the pur-
pose OF buying new buggy, and also
authorized him to employ Waterman
at 81 week 20 guard the sumphouse
at the Jordan river and Fifth South
street, which the engineer says is lit
tie by little being carried away.
RING FOR Alley.
After adjournment the members of
the council arranged to present c. r.
Alley Of the Rio Grande with n ring
bearing a masonic emblem In apprecia-
ton OF his valuable services during
their trip to the worlds fair