Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18

minimum for small consumers, or
people who own their own homes. The
ordinance Wells framed with tile idea of
placing tile water department on a
payins basis, which, according to the
officials IN charge OF that department,
It has not been up TO iute.
The rates proposed by the new or
dhmncc are as follows:
Baker, SIC to $50; bootblack stands,
80; bowling alley. each alley, IS; each
additional alley, 81 bank. $40; barpcr
shop, first chair. So: each additional
chair. 81; bath, public. first tub, So;
each additional tub. So; beer pump, $40;
blacksmith shop, one forge. So: each
additional forge. 81; book bindery and
printing office, $40 to $25; brewery, me-
tered only; brick yard, SIS to $50:
butcher shop and meat market, SO to
$50; billiard and pool rooms in addition
to store rates, each table. 80 cents;
churches for toilets, urinals and lawns,
regular rates; baptistry, So; candy fac
tory $40 to $25; club rooms $40 to $26:
confectionery and ice cream saloon, So
to $50: dancing hall $40: drug store,
$40 to s25; dyeing. securing and cleaning
establishment. $40 to S25: fish market,
Sl0sto $50; -four Mills. by meter only;
foundry and machine shop, SO TO $50;
fountain with jet not exceeding u inch
in diameter, per month, SO; III store,
restaurant or other place, per annum,
$40 to $25; greenhouses. 1000 square feet
or less, $40; over 1000 square feet and
under 1000, $50: for each additional
100 square feet over 1900 square feet,
80 cents hose connection for sprinkling
garden or other purposes. 10 square
yards or less, $1.50: for each additional
square yard. 5 cents: for washing each
private vehicle. 81; for each animal on
premises. 81; hotel, boarding or lodg-
ing house, for each room having water
attachment, Sl.50; for each room not
having water attachment, 81; no hotel,
boarding or lodging house less than $40;
hospitals, by meter only; private dwell
ing occupied by one family, five rooms
or less, 81; each additional room, rs
cents; each additional family, So; each
toilet, $3.50; each bath tub, Sl.50; ice
establishments. by me-
ter only; laboratory, soda water man
bottling works, vinegar fac
tory and packing houses, S25 TO SI5;
laundry, by meter only; liquor store,
saloon or beer shop, SIS to $25; livery
stable and feed stable, for each animal
81; for washing each vehicle, 50: rail
road locomotives, by meter, or each $50;
railroad coaches. washing each, $40:
street cars, washing each. $3.50; lum-
Der yard or planning MILL $40 to $40;
lunch stand and restaurant, $40 to $50;
Office buildings. office rooms with or
water attachment. first floor,
each office. S. to $40; photograph gal
lery, $40 to $25; santari,rm or public
bath house, by meter only; Turkish
baths, $50 to SIS; soda fountain for the
season, So to SIS: society hall. $40;
steam boilers, stationery, for all pur-
poses except heating, when used not to
exceed IL hours daily, per horsepower
81; when used constantly, per horse
power, So; stone yard and stone saw
mills, $50 to $50: theater or public hail.
s10 to $50; store or shop. with or with
Jut water attachment, S. to $50; family
living in same building as store same
Is If in separate buildings (sec private
lwelling); water closets except In dwell
ings, So; set of wash tubs. not exceed
ng three tubs, 50; each additional tub,
so cents; urinals. $3.50: dentist jet
1ushcr, each, S. public schools. regular
'ates for time schools are in session;
upstairs Offices, with water attach
nent. each room, $3.50: without water
each room, 81.
The rates for water supplied through
meters to all places shall be the same
,or all Quantities, namely, s cents per
goo gallons.
:
THE SALOON ORDINANCE.
The full text of Councilman Stew
lrt's ordinance for the regulation OF
he liquor traffic is as follows:
An ordinance repeating the whole
,f chapter "a of the Revised ordinan-
res of Salt Lake City OF 1903, re-
ating to intoxicating liquors. and
ZACH and every part of sections S07
o 1884. inclusive, OF said chapter "a.
md all amendments to said sections,
II either of them, passed by the city
ouncil and approved by the mayor
'rior to the confirmation Of this
ordinance, and enacting new chapter
o be known as chapter "a of the
rdinances of Salt Lake City, relating
o Intoxicating liquors.
Be is ordained by the city council
+ Salt Lake City. Utah.
Section THAT chapter 81 OF the
evised ordinances of Salt Lake City |
f 1903, relating to intoxicating II |
uors, and every section of said |
HAPPIER, including amendments there
0, and to said sections, passed by
he city council of this city, be, and |
he same are hereby repealed
Sec. 2--That a new ordinance is /
ereby enacted to be known as chap
er "a of the ordinances of this city,
elating to Intoxicating liquors, to
cad as follows.
Section Liquors. Selling Of. Lii
ense required. 1t shall be unlawful I