The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-01

bids for the removal OF buildings
along the proposed avenue, the time
for beginning the removal of the same
to be extended TO July IL. The report
Of the committee was adopted by
unanimous vote The proposed av-
enue extends from Twenty-fourth 10
Twenty-Afth streets. between Wash
ington and Grant avenues.
r. H. Douglas a blind popcorn ven
dor, petitioned the council for permis-
sion to continue to maintain his stand
in front OF the Utahna drug store, de-
spite the protest of J. NJ. Cries. the
proprietor The matter was referred
10 the committee on license.
Declaring that certain CITY officials
ran over valuable dog at Willard
with an automobile last week. break
Ing the animals back, several Willard
citizens, headed by William H. Bar
ton. petitioncd the council to add the
crippled animal to the collection OF
superannuated animals started last
week, when the city agreed to pension
broken down FIRE horse. The pet-
tion was Med.
The petition OF Sanitary Inspector
Poulter In relation to suitable
recommending that piece OF land
belonging to Paul Vankomen. near the
Weber river, be selected, was granted.
The person named agreed TO dig the
necessary trenches and cover the
same for $50 year.
Various sewer and sidewalk reports,
relating TO districts 10l, 103 and in
, the neighbodhood OF Oak street. were
] adopted.
SpecIal claims amounting to S153
| were allowed. together with the semi
monthly pay roll Of the water works
| department. amounting to S310, mis-
| celIaneous waterworks claim for S165
and special waterworks pay roll OF
S5O2.5O
The report showing s3,255.7o col
\ lccted by the municipal court in fines
and forfeitures wns ordered filed.
The auditors pay roll o; S3,304.19
was allowed and the annual estimate
OF the expense of running the munich
pal government for the current year.
amounting to SS92. .236.l7 was referred
/ to the finance committee.
The sanitary inspectors petition for
! the removal of a grease trap in the
city jail was referred TO the sanitary
committee with power 10 act.
The report of the sanitary inspect
or. showing the existence of twenty
cases of contagious diseases. was or
dercd filed
The city engineer recommendation
that the construction company that
/ had recently completed the new sew
er in district l01, DE released from
the bond which had been given, was
approved,
The Wheelwright Construction COM
pany was released from its bond for
work done on the city reservoir in
1909. on recommendation OF the city
engineer, and the partial estimate for
reservoir work now completed,
amounting to $3.50. was allowed,
The city engineers communication
relating TO Thirty.thIrd street at the
Intersection OF Adams avenue, and
recommending that grades be estao-
nshed al that point, together with
suitable conduit or bridge over the
canals which also intersect at that
place. was approved.
The city engineers recommendation
that the O'Neil Construction company
be released from its bond given In
connection with sidewalk work in
district 1OS. and that the companys S
nnal estimate OF S5010A be allowed
was approved
Contracts for the erection OF lava
tory in Liberty park were awarded TO
the lowest bidders-W S. Donaldson
plumbing, $249. and P. A. lsaackson'
carpentry, SGlo.70.
The street supervisors requisitioh
for a top floor for the Weber bridge
to cost about $500 was referred TO the
street committee.
a requisition from the ohiei oil
police for sl50. travelling and other
expenses incurred on trip 10 the
international convention of chiefs oI
police. Birmingham, Alabama, was al
lowed
A protest against the proposed
sewer district in the neighborhood ol
Twenty.sixth street and Jackson aV-
enue was referred to the sewer com
mittec. ,,
The transfer OF the Bank saloon
license from George rimmerson TO l.
3 Best was allowed
The sealcr OF weights and measures
was granted an outfit Of the necessary
implements to cost sos.