The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
McCoy's Stables
garages and light livery. Phones 81.

mite nit recommending the annexation Of
me sugar House district, was adopted
III was stated that the petitioners had
put UP certified check for $1,000 10 in
sure that the streets IN tho new terri
tory would bc brought 10 Tho prnner
grade, The new territory Includes Iyjsb
iawn Park, with 600 acres and 200 build
Ing lots. '1''-
The appointments by city Auditor AN
oil the employees in his Office were held
up for another week. upon motion OF
MI Reedall The appointments OF em-
plooyees in the license department OF his
1Lnce ,9d "ere confirmed. upon recommcnda
non OF the license committee. as follows:
T.: Il kimball, deputy license assessor:
W. j. Mclaughlin bookkeeper; r.. r
Black ana ana W Z. Wood, license inspec-
ordinsnce creating license department
or the city which VIII be seNaratc from
the city auditors office.
Increased Salaries Held Up.
The ordinances providing Tor increases
In salaries OF the mayors private secTc-
ar ,aIN, neaIth commissioner, members OF
the hrc and police departments, were re-
lerred to the committee on estimates and
apportionments.
A petition from W. c. Iyn&. that r
street be paved from South TcInple strcct
to First avenue. WAS referred To tbe
engineering and sewerage committee
Other petitions for sidewalks, curb and
gurt,erlns rs ano street paving were also
The recommendation of the engineering
ana sewerage committee, that the CITY
recorder advertise notice OF intention of
paving Fifth East street from ThIr1 T., "a
Ninth South with asphalt. also second
West street from South Temple to tho
warm Springs, and Canyon road from
SECOND 70 Third avenue was adopted
MI Moreton Introduced a. resolution
providing that the wages OF the Iabori,,p
mon in the employ OF the CITY he in
:, creased re, from S226 20 $3.50 a day. and
an increase from sl.50 To SO a dav. Tic
matter. was referred To the cornmittne
on =, estimates and apportionments
,hd nc C. appointments by Chief Glore of
,lson as superintendent of alarms, C. w.
Young as an engineer, and benjamin
Thompson and a. n. Foster as firemen
were referred TO the fire con1mjttec f', ',.
consdcra ton. ''t
More Protests.
Fred Schaerser and nine other mon
,Ity owners on First West street snb
nitted a protest against granting a fraD-
,slise to the Saltair company to run ifs
>arS yn,.,,, on tnat street from First South to
'eierred to the municipal laws commit
The resolution by Mr.. Ferry. instruct
nS the board Of public works 10 s,,hm,i, |
o The council for approval forms az con-
rscts 10 be used for all having eidn |
Na,k' sewer water extensions and curb
's1M sIn gus.er Ts improvements for tho year
Mayor Bransford submitted tho an
continent OF Francis Z IIardie as n nrn-
was confirmed ' = anu
Inc health commissioner was author.
zed 10 employ an extra insnecfor on,
~ i, eNiIa paper wagon for period of
superintendent of Waterworks uobda,
vas also authorized TO employ anotbr,,
rev OF valve men. consisting OF Two
nsn' at 81 and $40 a day. t"o
The committee on estimates and ,,,,,,,.
ionments met in Mayor Rransfor,I:s or
cc Monday afternoon and started unnu
= Work oI apportoning the expenditures
! tne various departments of fhn 80,
pr the year. 1t Will meet again Tbnrs
ay AFTERNOON and renew The work,