Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-11
One More Call on city's Bank
Roll the Feature Last
Night.
COUNCIL is sKIRMIsHING.
Same Claims Approved--8nbsti,ute BIZ
cycle Ordinance Introduced IN
Place of One Last Week.

tor nublic improvements. II adopted
The report of the finance committee ana
passed the ordinance recommended by 1t
changing the form of the new city war
rants to suit Contractor Birch, who
claimed tina they We're detective and
could not b. sold by him TO any ad-
vantage An ordinance was also passed
regulating the collection OF special TAX
esscs gnnents under the instalment sSs-
fem. For street paving and macadaia-
ling the payments are extended over
a period OF 10 years and on other I'M
provements the taxpayers may have
i've years in which 10 pay for the
same All installments bear per cent
interest until delinquency ana per
cent afterwards,
ORDERED PAID.
Two judgments secured against the
city for damages to property caused by
the change In the grade of North Main
street were ordered paid last night.
Thcy are IN favor of John G. Felt Tor
$551S30 and Eugene kimball for So
gsi15 Both cases have gone To the
supreme court and been affirmed. u.
h. HempStcad who also secured Judg-
nent against the city on the same
ground as the other two and whose
case has also been affirmed by the SUI
preme court sent in a petition asking
The council to pay his judgment Whlcn
amounts TO the lOlal SUN ~ Fpf'~''A''
Including interest. His petition was re-
ferred 10 the city attorney ana the
finance committee to check up
AMENDED CLAIM,
The Fritsch Investment company SUBJ
nlitted an amended claim against the
city for $4,000 damages for Injuries
TO It's property on north Main street
caused by the change In grade Of that
street. The company first put In
claim in August 1904. but II was re~
iected by the council In view OF the
opinion of the supreme court IN the
other three grade cases the company Is
now OF the opinion that II can secure
Judgment against the city and has
again put in its claim. The committee
and the city attorney VIII consider the
claim,
ANOTHER DIP INTO FUND.
Another haul on the street fund was
made by the council last night when,
upon recommendation Of the city au-
ditor the sum of IS 990 20 was ordered
transferred from that fund 20 the spec
ial tax fund with which TO pay the
city's portion OF paving extensions Noe.
10 90 and p. There was also quite
Drain on the city's fl, noes made by
the appropriation OF partial estima cs
on public improvements 10 contractors,
The total amount thus Appropriated was
S1l09i26.
ONE STORY sIIACKs,
4 resolution was introduced by
Fcrnstrorn and adopted prohibiting
the building Of onc-story shacks ON
tho business streets Of the city. The
Buildings mentioned by Fernstrom are
'he ones recently constructed al S3A
state street and the one now being
constructed at 301 State street. Such
buildings were characterized as being
a disgrace to the city and contrary
to the building ordinances Black
made an amendment which was ac-
cepted by Fernstrom which provides
that the building permit for the shack
al 8O1 state shall be revoked If any
has been issued
or,r>-.>.,,r
Bicycle oh'INANCb'
substitute bicycla ordinance was
introduced in The place of the one
suhmitt Al last weak and was referred
ia INC committees for further consider
atinn Daniel Elton. on behalf of
me- Fodrration of Labor iiled a pro-
trst arsinst m. ordinance and asked
,b.,t II ho an.ndsd So as to ALLOW
ncTso,s to ride hicN,les on the side
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