The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
City Decides That 1t COST
Much to Handle Pam,
With Garbage.
LIKE ACTION TAKEN ON
PROTEST OF GUN
Effort to Be Made to ColIcc'
Water Rates Amounting
S52,766.66. &

'e"' VI routinc business vas
acted by the city council al IT,.
Monday night ~
The protest of the Retail r
soclhtion against tho recent ,,,,,n-
board OF health that after Dec.n,r
city Will haul away no moro -
per. was filed. II WAS made ~
that the city Is paying $1,000 A. =,
year to haul away paper and t,adsS
from establishments, and tho, ~.
runs about s27 day. Tho rv,r
not apply to garbage in vhinh
might be small pieces OF paber
Inc communication of the Me-
Gun CLUB, notifying the city that 'ft.
S.enn upon It's rights az riparian
IN ihe event that Jordan rlyss
oraihed entirely by the surplus cam
ordered flIed. as there did moi an
pass. Sv'h'
The city attorney sent In a ~
nleauon 10 the effect tha, his ofSc
unable To prosecute under Tho =
nuisance ordinance because A. INC -, y
get evidence. The city attorney ~
ed that cameras be used 10 raIa ~ ~
of smokcstacks from which 80 -
emitted and the time carefuI,,s
when the smoke. issues forth Tk.
ter was referred TO the fire ard
committees. - T.
Much About Gravel Pits.
There was long discussion aha,
leasing of gravel pits on cItv rron
report had been submitted by nnr
coinmlttee that the rental for erar>
be fixed at 5000 a year, Nearly et<
look part In denouncing the grayoj
d destroyer of the natural baaufie.
rounding Salt Lake, and then 1n'
who had signed the report Yttbdr<
name and there was nothing beeo'
council under the head OF gravel /
The city engineer suggested the
sity for new sewer district 4
northeastern part OF the city, and \
mended that such district be 81
in this territory. Beginning al a
and Sixth avenue THENCE north ian
Ninth avenue; thence east to d {
thence north TO Tenth avenue;
east to street; thence south "a 4
avenue; thence cast 10 NJ street:
south to Sixth avenue; thence M
Sixth avenue to the point of ben
The Utah Packing and Provision
pany was granted city inspection
The Endorsement OF tho Colored A
can club of Hugh n, jenkins as .
man went over for a week.
The Fcrnstrom resolution for q ]
ton OF the number OF saloons In
Lake City 10 thirty or forty was re-
to the municipal laws committed
Mckinney resolution for an amenl
Il T
standing committee OF fiyc, &
known as the liquor license conn
was also referred TO the munlcipaI
committee.
The Grand hotel Was granted
liquor license. 81
After Old Water Rates;
The city attorney was instructed
To collect some OF the old wnter
owing the city from 1902 10 1909. an
ing TO s52, 1856. These are the ul
rate and the old meter rates. An.
will also be made 10 collect W.
worth of claims for 1909 and 1917 .
rates. 1t is believed that some or
debts are susceptible Of collectlon-
The petition was granted OF tne
Hotel company TO run a CONDUIT !ro
Vermont building for steam pip
bond OF $4,000 VIII he required The
tlon OF G. w, Nibley and otnct7
also granted for permission TO 1u
steam pipe conduit from the tc
building across Richards street
bond In this petition vas fixed Rt
Mike Fitzgerald was conilrmeu
patrolman.
The council granted the rcquest
state board OF examiners; made 20
Secretary of State c. ;, Tingey, "
use Of the council chamber Tor ls
tive purposes for sixty days. pes'
the second Monday in Januat
council will charge $500 .or 9ss.
days and $50 a day for cacm ane
day the chamber Is used. Tho y
will he occupied by the state sen
in previous legislative PERIODS
A franchise was granted .ne r.
Short Line to extend spur tracs
Second North street at In'ru "
convenience In icing.
More Cement Wanted
A resolution was adopted IN
the board OF public works 10 -
blanks showing the relative ai
cement used in contracts inNols
crete work. There seemed 10 Dc
general doubt among the
about all OF the contractors cor
strictly with the requirements
specifications. rr,,eu.
Phe council will pay George nuo1
damages for a broken LEG. suIlcIse
accident while Knepp was al "o'A
CITY dredge. ,,l ~
The Grand hotel asked pernis
erect eight ornamental lamp pos5h
property at Main and rourd
streets. The petition was reis'i f.
committee on improvements. ,oon
The council chamber mas go 49,
with new and brilliant she
lights. which add greatly 70 IN
Iiancy of all things thercaDou'''
ing the discussions. ,d ne
There viii he an adJouEn01 r
Friday night.
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