The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-13

. AudlIoI ftlH suDUltteu an estimate
IN favor of A. A. Clark, the third
partial estimate on sewer extension No.
25l, in the sum of $S675.33. The esti-
mate was approved.
Tho board of public works recon.
meEded that ire claim of Strange e.
Mcguire, s59391, for additional com
pensatiop for paving East Third South
street. not be allowed The finance
committee got the matter
Max Charlton Informed the council
that he would like to purchase piece
OF property belonging to the city. at
Tenth Sonth and Eleventh East streets
The matter went to the committee OH
public grounds
The Cooperative Investment associa-
tion presented a claim for $3O52 dam.
ages alleged TO have been done TO
property owners in lot 2. block l61.
plat D, occasjoned by the laying of
water NAL ) IN such manner as TO cause
washouts. The committee on claims
will report on the matter.
Other Routine.
George w. Crismon offered to quit
claim to the city. for $500, an acre of
land in. section 26, township i south,
range l east, now being used as n
settling basin for the water works sys.
ten. This was referred to the commit
Tee on public grounds
x. Al Holt and others complained
that the refuse piled near the old
garbage station, north of the Warm
Springs, was nuisance. and asked 10
have il absted. The sanitary commit
tee will report on the matter.
A.. r. I.undin asked that Elmer
Heights addition, "A subdivision of lot
4, block 9, o'acre plat c, big field sur
vey. bc annexed to the city. The pc
tition went to the municipal laws com.
nittee.
Margetts & Harmon petitioned for
an extension of six months on their
lease Of a gravel pit near. the Warm
Springs. The petition was denied.
The Rev. Peter A. Simpkin and others
protested against the granting of a
pool room license in the building on
Fifth South and Seventh East streets.
The petition went over for one week,
and, il appearing that the license has
already been granted. the city attorney
to its power to revoke the license.
The following resolution by Mr..
Moreton was adopted:
BE il resolved by the city council that
the city engineer be instructed to pre-
pare and submit 10 this council COM
pletc statement OF all incompleted con-
tracts for public Improvements and all
other obligations OF the city government
authorized and coming within the super
vision OF his department for the year
ending December 81. 1910. showing the
following conditions:
Balance of estimates unpaid
C'iiy's portion of each contract.
City's portion Of each contract un-
paid
Total amount OF extra work ordered
and allowed on each contract.
And he II further resolved that the
head OF each department is hereby in
structed 10 prepare and submit 10 the
city council on or before The 9Th day OF
January. 1911. complete report of the
receipts and expenditures OF his de-
rnrlmcnt for tho year ending December
81. 1910 hsowing the following facts:
The total cash receipts from all
soIirces.
The total amount OF appropriation al
loved by the council for each individual
account.
Total amount of expenditures paid on
each account.
Balance Of appropriation on hand or
overdrawn, rs the case may be. on each
account
Total amount Of bills contracted for
and unpaid NJ the end Of the year De-
cembcr 81 1910
Pc II further resolved that a conv
nf cnch of these reports be furnished his
honor. tho mayor and each member of
fi'r city council on or before January Q.
Must Employ Americans.
Mr. Mckinney introduced the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Whereas. The law OF the state Of Utah
i4.FA it. In nNr,l,..