The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-18
MANY STREETS
GET SIDEWALKS
City Council Passes Ordinances Pro
viding For Improvements.
FIXES INTEREST RATES
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY REPRE-
SENTED IN WORK.
FIXES INTEREST RATES

The city council last night passed sew
oral important public Improvement ordi-
nances, which means that il is intended
70 do d large amount of grading. paving
and constructing of sidewalks in the near
future.
One of these ordinances creates paving
district No. p, which is TO consist OF
all that portion OF Fourth South street
lying between the west side OF West
Temple street and west side of Second
1emple street lying between the south
side Of Fourth South street and the
north side OF Ninth South street.
An ordinance leVying "A tax for the
assessment of property on both sides OF
Eighth West street from Second South
to Ninth South street was passed This
ordinance also provides for leVying a
tax for the assessment of property on
the west side Of Eighth West street from
Ninth South street to Tenth South street;
the west side of Post street from Firth
South street to Sixth South street: the
west side Of Ninth West street from Fifth
South street to Sixth South street; the
west side Of Glenn street from Fifth
South street south PSI feet; the north
side of Third South street from Eighth
West street to Ninth West street; the
Eighth West street to the alley oppo-
site Frawley street; the south side of
street TO T1tUsville avenue; the south
side Of hUuSville avenue from Eighth
South street to Indiana avenue; and the
South side or Indiana avenue from IL
tuSyiNe avenue to Cheyenne street, IN
sidewalk districts Nos. p. 40 and Il, for
the construction Of cement sidewalks.
Improve Many Streets.
An ordinance levying. a tax on the
South street between East Temple and
West Temple streets in sidewalk district
10. ~ m, Tor The construction of "A cement
An ordinance levying "A tax on the
property on both sides Of Bueno street
from Eleventh East to Twelfth East
street in sidewalk district No. p for the
co1struction of "A cement sidewalk, was
IAN ordinance confirming the assessment
Upon property on the north side Of First
Keet from point twenty-five rods west
\ street to 3 street. in sidewalk dis
trfcts Nos p and 26. for the construc-
tiou or "A cement sidewalk was passed.
An ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on the north side of
Second South street from Tenth East
the north side of Second South street
from Eighth East street TO Eleventh East
street, I'm sidewalk district No. 4. for the
construction of cement sidewalk, was
An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property on both sides
or B street from First street to Ninth
street on the north side of Fifth street
rom Is street 20 r street. ana on the
north side of Seventh street from 3
street t. 9 street. i'm sidewalk district
y -. FOR the construction Of a cement
sidewalk. was passed An ordinance COW
ering this Improvement was passed by
the council June and approved by the
mayor the following day. but there were
defects i'm it, and SO il was presented in
an amended form at last nights meeting
The council also passed an ordinance
amending the rate of interest provided
Tor IN each and every ordinance passed
by the council since March 9. 1905. pro-
Nlclng Tor the levytnE Of any special as
easement This ordinance follows:
Fixes Rates of Interest.
Section THAT each and every ordi-
nance levying "A special assessment for To-
IercSt on such assessment or instaIIment
thereof. passed by the CITY council since
Meet, a fol- - - ~ 'iAi'
amended AS respects the interest pro
Vidcd for ON such assessment or instaI
n"nt thereof. 80 as to read and provide
mat tho interest on each installment of
such special assessment. except the first
81 such instruments shall be per cent
per anuum from date of i..yv until de-
lmuuency Of such inStallment. and that
tho rate OF interest on each lslstaIlmeSt
aLIer Inc date Of delinQuency thereof
shall be : per cent until paid.
And be il further ordained that the city
treasurer collect only the rates Cf inter-
est herein provided for on such assess
Section This ordinance shall take eff
feet upon approval
Trouble on State Street.
An appropriation of 81 600 to extend the
nlaCadam pavement that is being laid ON
state street was made. and was opposed
mat the city engineer had told the couu-
Gil that 5000 previously apDrODFia ted
NbQiu De SuIIlrleHl 10 pave "A mile of the
street. 1t seems that only about half "A
milo Of pavement has been laid in the
street. Il was explained that several
hundred dollars of the money WAS cN-
pended zoo repairing the approaches to the
cross streets.
Thomas T. NipDcr presented y hill for
50 for repairs TO his buggy wnicn he
said was broken June - i'm a. collision
with a vehicle iu/which members f the
council were Tming while turning the
corner at State}and First South streets.
Pay rolls forL the first half Of June ag-
Goat rr1fF ~ "a cd
An appropriation of $50 for repairing
Fifth WeSS street was made.
& resolution confirming the appoint
nysut of Chief of Police William J. Lynch
OF eleven men as special policemen was
adopted.
The council adjourned until the night
of Tuesday. July -.