Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-10

the bid of o. Chytrores for the con-
| struction Of the new IRE station on
Ninth South street between Tenth and
Eleventh East streets. The amount %
tne Did was $500. but the council only
authorized the expenditure of S. 900 for
the station, so the matter was referred
10 the fire committee for further con-
sideration.
A protest was received from A.
FRESHMAN and other property owners
against the paving of East Temple
street below Fifth South street until
me sewer Is constructed on that street.
me matter was referred to the CONF
mlttee on streets and engineering.
JUVENILE COURT MONEY.
City Recorder Moreton reported that
ne mad received total sum of 1901 10
from Jan. J, to April !, 1905. as fines
imposed by the Juvenile court. He rec
commended that the sum be turned over
10 the city treasurer. and that I'm the
future all finest for the juvenile court
De paid TO the recorder as eX-officio
clerk of the court, instead of to the
treasurer Of the juvenile court COM
mission, as has been done in the past.
! The recommendations We're concurred
IN by the council.
appointment of w. ], korth as a spe-
cial policeman at the Warm Springs
TO serve without pay from the city,
ana the appointment was confirmed.
Upon request of Street Supervisor
Raleigh the Utah Light and Railway
company was instructed to set poles
ana string wires from Second West
street to the rock crusher on the old
pascoe quarry for the purpose OF fur
nishing light and power for the crush
er.
Food Inspector Frazier submitted a
report showing that the revenues Of his
department had increased 300 per cent
or 300 for the quarter ending April !,
1905, over the same quarter in 1905.
FIRE ORDINANCE PASSED.
The Martin fire department ordinance
was passed by a unanimous vote. At
present the ordinance provides for an
Increase of three men In the depart
ment but there will be an Increase OF
II additional men when the fire station
No. Is completed.
Under the supervision Of the rules the
council passed an ordinance levylng an
assessment upon the property on the
east side or Eleventh East street be-
tween First and Third South street for
the construction of cement sidewalk.
An ordinance was also passed levying
an assessment on property on both
sides of S street between South Tenn
pie and First streets for the construc-
ton OF sewer.
The following resolution by Carter
was adopted:
Be Is resolved by the city council Of
Salt Lake city, that the minimum
width Of all sidewalks on streets lS9
feet wide be fixed at six feet, and that
hereafter no walks shall be built either
by public or private means OF less width
on streets 1872 feet IN width.
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED.
Chairman Muyey announced that
there Will be a special meeting of the
waterworks committee tonight at s
o'clock to continue the investigation
instituted upon request of the city at
torney In regard TO the citys title 10
the waters of Big Cottonwood creek
II Is expected that the resolution Of
Councilman Wells, lnstructing the COM
mittee To at once negotiate for addi-
tional water In Big Cottonwood. viii
also be considered
Councilman Barnes was chosen as
president of the council last night
owing to the absence of Presl-
dent Davis. on account OF next Mon
day being legal holiday the council
adjourned until next Tuesday night.