The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-08

e. Nj. Cohen and others. that ordinances
regarding metallic receptacles for garb
age be enforced and the other that as
means of lowering the prices of farm
products in Salt Lake that the council
designate places about the city where
farmers can take their produce ana sell
it TO the housewife. It is suggested
that several of these places be named
and that the city establish hours when
the farmers can occupy the space
Two petitions, one headed by Rev.
Herbert E. Hays and the other by
Thomas Ashton, and each containing
many names of taxpayers in the Sugar
House district, which has just been
taken into the city. were received, ask
ing the city to deny all applications for
liquor licenses for any place within'two
miles of Twelfth South and Eleventh
East streets.
Meeks & Mccartney presented pc
tition for a new addition to the city.
The strip is bounded on the north by
Tenth South street, on the south by
Eleventh South. on the east by Seven
teenth East and on the west by
Fifteenth East street. This adjoins the
Sugar House and adjoining territory re-
Gently admitted 10 the city. 1t went to
the municipal laws committee.
j. w. Ure Edwin Butterworth, George
5. Ashton, j. A. Hancock and Kershaw.
N. White, the committee of five, APP
pointed by residents of the west side to
protest against the red light district
which has again started In the stock
ade, sent a communication to the coun-
ell asking for action. The council de-
cided to adopt the report and to call
upon the chief of police and city attor-
ney to enforce the law.
Five more teams were allowed for the
health department for a period OF fifty
days to take care of the increased
garbage during the spring cleanup
throughout the city.
Want to Mix Asphalt.
Strange & Mcguire, denied the right
TO go into City Creek canyon and COM
pete on an equal footing with P. ]. Mo
ran, came in with another petition last
night asking the council for the right to
erect its experimenting plant on.
Fourth North street, between East Cap
ito1 avenue and West Canyon road,
where there is a deep cut in Fourth
North street. This was referred TO the
committee on streets. The council also
adopted the committee report calling
upon Moran to vacate the City creek
site by Jauary 1, 1911
Many pieces of public improvements
were filed by the council last night
following the report of the finance COM
mittee, for the reason that the city can
not pay its part of the work.
Next Monday night A. w. North, of
the Fairgrounds association, will en-
terrain the council with a number of
stereopticon slides, showing how other
cities are taking care of the children
through the medium of parks and play
grounds. The purpose of the lecture is
to get more aid from the city in the
play grounds movement
Through a resolution signed by Coun-
Gilman L. J. Wood, Charles Reed and
Ed G. O'Donnell, the city engineer was
instructed TO at once advise with the
engineer of the Utah Light & Railway
company with regard to building a COM
binatiOn steel bridge for the street cars,
vehicles and pedestrians across the Jor-
dan river at Second South and Seventh
streets. 1t is the purpose of the city
to have the bridges constructed during
the summer, and to later consider the
plan to construct a steel bridge across
the Jordan at Ninth North and other
points along the stream.