The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
|NC|NERAT|0N Of
ONE HUNDRED DOGS
NJ. !. Morris, Tax Collector,
Sends That Number to Gre
matOry in June.
ROUTINE AFFAIRS OF
THE MUNICIPAL DADS
Approval of Estimates Sub
mitted by the City Auditor;
Other Matters.

The finance committee OF the city coun-
Gil recommended at the meeting Monday
evening that the amount which the cost
OF sewor extension 176 exceeds the levy
he paid from the sewer fund, The esti-
mate of James Kennedy on this work Of
ST.An.2l was passed, The entire deficit
when IL is all In will exceed $1,000. and
Is due 10 the extraordinary amount Of ex
cavatlon on this extension the first es
innate on which was made by the city
engineer under the previous adminlstra-
ton.
4 petition with very many signatures
OF ladies' asking the council TO take Some
action assist an action with regard to
a detention home sent TO the muniol-
pal laws committee.
y petition of Bishop F. S Spaldins
asking that st. Marks hospital be eN
empted from water rates went TO the
water committee,
l.. G. Kelsey submitted plans for the
site of the fountain which is 10 be pre-
sentod TO The city by the National FIu-
mane society. The plans We're approved
and the work was ordered done The
work Will cost $50 and the fountain will
be placed on State street near the city
and county building.
1t was reported that 100 dogs had been
destroyed at the city crematory during
the month at the instance of NJ l. Nor
riS, tax collector,
j. B. Moreton, city recorder reported
receipts Of his office during the month
the criminal division Of the city court and
S226.75 from the civil division.
City Recorders Office,
The city recorder reported that he has
completed the filing and indeXlng of the
records in his office and 1t was necessary
TO do the same for the criminal division
of the city court The work, which Will
cost about $500. was ordered,
The auditor reported the half monthly
which was passed.
Estimates as submitted by the auditor
were approved as follows. First partial
estimate on new water supply main in
favor OF p. J, Moran. amounting 10 S2I,-
069.36. fourth and final estimate for re-
pairs ON unguaranteed pavements in ia
final estimate paving repairs. Moran,
S4709 third and final estimate water main
extension, J. w, Percival, $685.; first and
partial estimate for new sidewalk over
Jordan and Salt Lake canal Thomas
Woodall S372SS: first and final estimate
paving repairs Alcatraz Paving company.
s275l.55; second and final estimate City
Street Improvement company $%63.22,
second and final estimate paving re-
pairs, Moran, SS0l f5.
a petition OF Seymour 3. Young, Jr,,
asking that certain lands be put on sale
went over.
The request of the Rio Grande railway
was granted changing the name OF Rio
Grande avenue To Pacific avenue.
Councilman Ferustroms resolution
which provided that all city advertising
be given out by tender went back 10 the
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own request.
4 resolution Of Councilman Carter that
the street department he authorized 10
employ inspectors on work done by com
over a week by request.
George T. SumInerhays was given a
lease Of gravel pit southeast Of the
State prison, but one was refused of
grave! pit on Fifteenth and d streets,
Two blocks cast of the City Creek canyon.
asked by Herbert 9. Mathews. represent
@,,,r lpF,sh s9Tr l,,, p1f-
OF Chicago The latter lease was strongly
opposed by the elders quorum. who Sc
cured its defeat.
Pay OF City Employees.
Employees OF the city engaged in haul
ing with teams sent In a Communication
stating that the amount paid for such
work. $3.50 day. was too small. and ask
ing that II be increased 20 So, which was
referred to The finance committee.
The demand Of Thomas Jennings and
others for settlement for damages done
10 their property by reason of the city
having built a drive and road over It
went 20 the claims committee,
petition Of +: j. Earls and others
asked that the paving Of Fourth East be
tween Brigham and Third South be of
asphalt instead OF macadam.
The council confirmed an appointment
OF y. G. Cochran 10 be watchman al the
Rio Grende depot as made by Chief OF
Police Sheets
BY request of the city auditor. Sill
iaSo5 was transferred from the street
fund TO various extensions.
Walter Crane. poundkeeper reported
having seized thirty-eight animals during
June.
A request from 2. W. Madsen that he
he paid ,or have restored 10 him lrriga-
lion rights which he possessed but which
We're swept away by the Improvement 10
Brigham street was turned down. Fern
strom protested against this and was sup
ported by the elders. The council could
not sec that farming rights in the center
OF the city with irrigation and other ne
cessitics OF the olden time still existed,
and filed the request from MIR. Madsen
4 recommendation Of ths engineering
and sewerage committee passed deciding
on the annexation 10 the city OF strip
OF property from the center Of Eleventh
South and Ninth East. thence south TO
The boundary OF the city limits at the cen
ter of Eleventh South and Seventh East.
An ordinance was ordered drawn up de-
claring the annexation.