The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-17

the sixth annual convention of Utah
Commercial travellers. TO be held In
the near future at Provo was accepted
with thanks.
Poulter Gets Horse.
Upon motion OF Councilman Wilson
the recommendation of the law and
sanitary committees that S25 per
month be allowed the sanitary In.
spector for horse hire In the dis.
charge OF his official duties. was
adopted.
The committees on streets and
laws reported recommending that the
street supervisor be allowed S25 per
month for horse hire. but as the same
would conflict with the new ordinance
the matter was filed after consider.
able discussion between members and
the city attorney.
The sidewalk committee reported
that no objections having been re
ceived against the proposed sidewalk
district No. los. the committee would
recommend thar the Wheelwright Con-
structlon company be awarded the
contract as its bid was the lowest OF
those received The report was
adopted
Committee Reports.
The report of the license commit
tee recommending that certain sums
collected for fruit pcddlers' licenses
be RENTED TO Joseph Lee and F. j
Ross and that proper ones be issued
in their place. was adopted.
The report OF the street and aide
walk committee relating to the aban
doning by the owners OF certain prop
eTty on Thirty-second street between
ogden and Adams avenues. which Is
needed for widening the street TO its
proper dimensions, was adopted
The finance committee recommend
cd that three certain warrants Of
st10 each ISSUED by the city he paid
ont of the general fund. Upon mo-
ton OF Councilman Dickson. the re.
port was adopted
PayroIls Allowed.
The petition from the Pacific Realty
company was granted for the creation
OF sidewalk and curb and better dis
trlct on Bedford and other avenues,
was granted with the exception OF the
east side OF Quincy avenue. where the
Bench canal wonld interfere with said
construction.
Upon recommendation of the law
committee and the city attorney. Anna
Van Horn was allowed the sum of
$3.50 for injuries received on one Of
the city streets.
The waerworks payroll amounting
to S69G95. was referred TO the water
works committee TO decide the mat
ter of paying the employees of the
department once or twice each month
WateTworks elaine Amounting TO
$70O775 were allowed
Salaries Arranged
a communication from the president
of the council stating that the revised
city ordinances had been completed
and recommending that the compilers
thereof he paid the wages due them,
was adopted
The communication from the city
engineer relating to w. E. Roach.
Leon Browning and w l. Russell.
employed in the engineers office.
came up for general discussion and
upon motion OF Councilman Peery the
men named were placed on salaries
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month respectively.
The petition from r. F. Hoag ct al.
asking for an extension of sewers on
Twenty.flfth street and Capital ave
nue.. east Of Taylor avenue. was re
ferred 10 the sewer committee and
the city engineer.
Upon motion OF Councilman Peery.
tho SIS deposited by the Davis County
Telephone company as a guaranty Of
good faith was ordered remitted.
The protest from residents In the
vicinity Of Healy and Lincoln ave
nues regarding the storage OF steam
locomotives by the Bamberger conf
pany was referred to the railroad com
mittee.
a communication was received re-
lating 10 the revised ordinances. and
stated that the leather-bound copies
would be sold for So each cloth
bound, $3.50. and paper-bound 81
Upon motion OF Councilman Humphris
the clerk was instructed to return the
courteSies of various city governments
that had sent free copies OF their
ordinances to Ogden. Upon motion of
Councilman Dickson each member of
the council was allowed one leather
bound copy
On recommendation OF the city en-
gineer, an estimate for sewer con-
structiOn amounting TO SlS2 was al
lowed w. S Donaldson.
On recommendation of the city en-
gineer an estimate due p. ]. Moran
for repairs on Twenty-flfth street was