The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
NO ACTION ON SANE
FOURTH ORDINANCE
Mckinney's Fireworks Measure
Laid Over Week at Re-
quest of Dealers.
REPORT ON BUDGET FOR
YEAR 1910 APPROVED
Matter of Annexation of More
Territory Furthered; Other
Routine Matters.

ltVutlht IluttUlO.
No action was taken on Councilman
Mckinney's ordinance looking TO q safe
and sane Fourth OF July by the city coun-
ell Monday night for the reason that
several fireworks dealers already nave
ordered their stock OF fireworks for this
year. and IT was felt that their request
for delay on the ordinance should be
granted until they can meet with the
municipal laws committee In relation TO
the matter. Consequently the ordinance
was laid over week, although several
Councllmen were In favor OF Its imme-
diate passage. The dealers Will be heard
Wednesday night.
City Recorder Ben s. Rlvcs reported
that there were not sufficient protests
against The paving of Second West street
from Third South street TO the Warn,
Springs to defeat that Improvement. SO
the council ordered the city engineer to
prepare plans and specification and an
estimate OF the cost. The board OF public
works will then advertise for bids for
the paving. The same action was taken
in regard TO sewer extension 25t. as
there were not enough protests TO defeat
that Improvement,
Right to Part of Street.
City Attorney Djninny reported thai
under the franchise granted TO the Ore
son Short Line october ., 1902. the com
pany is permitted 10 close the west one
third OF Third West street from North
Temple 10 First South street, and use
1t for railroad purposes and accordingly
II had the right TO curb and gutter that
portion of the street and use 1t for lawns
in front OF the new union depot, Mr.
ioliey last Monday night introduced
resolution requiring the company to re-
move the curb and gutter on that street
and place 1T back To the property line
The resolution was referred TO the city
TO-.
ion OF the city attorney on the matter
both were referred TO the municipal laws
committee.
The recommendation OF the board ol
park commissioners that Seventh anc
Twelfth East streets be parked at .
cost OF 1897 and sl2lT respectively was
referred TO the public grounds and water
ways committee.
Dr. S. c. Paul. city health commission.
or. reported that the contract with the
Bambereer road for the hauling. OF the
city's garbage had expired and asked
thai a temporary contract be entered lDtc
until it was finally decided whether The
contract Will be entered into with the
Saltalr road. The council authorized Z
temporary contract for sixty days a
$3.50 a car.
Budget Approved.
The committee on estimates and ap
portionmcnt submitted Its report on th'
budget for 1910. as published In Sunday;
Tribune. The report stated that no pub
lie improvements had been included IL
the estimate OF expenditures for the year
excepting those under contract January
], amounting to S19S.66 60. The report
was adopted. the budget approved ano
the city recorder was authorized TO have
it printed in pamphlet form at cost
OF 5000
The annexation OF the district between
Tenth and Eleventh South and Fifteenth
and Seventeenth East streets was re-
Cerred back TO the municipal laws com
mittee the city engineer associated, tc
fix tho amount OF the bond to be re-
uured of the petitioners TO guaranie es
that the streets in the new district VII
he brought 10 the proper grade. Witt
this fixed. the territory VIII be annexed
TO the city.
Chief OF Police Barlow notified the
saloon at "a West Third South street
had violated the liquor ordinance by
selling liquor Sunday, April B. and rec
commended that his license be revoked
next Monday night 10 show why III;
license should not be revoked.
Fire Chief Glore sent In the appoint
ment OF the following new members o
his departnent and they were confirmed
by A unanimous vote: Fred Hotter, u
ii Jensen. +. Il. Craig. w. S. West, J
Peterson.
parkkeepcr at Liberty park and the ap-
polntment Of Howard Page as meal
INSPECTOR were confirmed.
Mr.. Mulvey introduced resolution pro
viding that the superintendent oil water
works assess all water rates To the OWL
crs of buildings having one service pipe
and that no assessment he maze or Wa
ter supplied TO tenants OF any buildings
unless the tenant or the owner furntsr
separate service pipe for such tenant
Tho resolution was adopted.
To Transfer Dog Tax.
Mr.. Lees introduced a resolution pro
vidiug for the transfer Of the dog taN
collection department from the city treas,
urers office to the sanitary department
~ rho city The matter was referred
10 tbe dnance and sanitary and markets
committees. -.
a petition was received from large
number OF the employees of the water
works department asking tnat 'ne'. ne,
wages be increased % cents DAY. IN.
matter was referred 10 'he hiah0C ahu
salaries committee
a pctitjon was received from IouInat
Brothers and a number ot other property
owners asking that i liquor license De
.ranted To Heath Brothers at the sail
palace This license was refused ny
tho council last week. but The petition
vros referred TO the license committee
for further consideration
4 communication was received IRON
the president and secretary or inc
League of American municipalities IN
yiting the city to take out memner
shin in the league. 1t was referred tc
the municipal laws committee
The department payrolis for lhe ias'
half of March. amounting 70 sl9,o,z.of
were submitted by Auditor AIN ana re-
ferred to the various committees con-
cerred. with power to act.
John HARRINGTON. Home Carriage Co.