The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
GET CASH To BUY
j. S. BUILDING SITE
Work in Park City Will Be
Rushed; Engineer Reports
Cement Walk Cost.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, June last night,
while cleaning his revolver William
Leavey was accidentally shot at his home
on upper Main street and the injury
may prove fatal. as the bullet entered
the mans right side and followed the
ribs and came out Just under the right
shoulder
Mr.. Leavey was taken to the local
Miners hospital, where he was at once
put on the operating table.
The first meeting OF the city council
for June WAS held last evening at the
city nail and proved TO be quite busy
session. as number OF important mat
ters came up and were taken care of.
After the reading Of the minutes, the
dered paid: Payroll, $3.50 90; water de-
partment. $3.50; miscellaneous, 80
The city treasurer reported cash on hand
to the amount of s6l33.39 on June 1.
F. \. Salisbury. Jake Cunnington and
Lester Evans were appointed members OF
the volunteer fire depa rtment. The resi-
dents on the north side of Psrk avenue
asked for a sidewalk from Mcdonald S
corner, and the matter was referred to
the, committee on streets. alleys and
bridges.
A request from the federal building
council arrange to have the site cleared
at once. and the councils federal build
ing committee was instructed 10 have
the site cleared as soon as possible
Mr.. Sutton. who has done so much to
have the federal building erected here,
Informed the council that the money had
been received from the government 70
pay for the site. He urged that the
more delays be made
letter was received from i. R.
Weber, who is TO make the poor cement
work done by him good and the work,
&c NIL ho
II, J. Pitts, who has been acting city
engineer, handed in his report to the
council on the cost OF putting down Ge.
ment sidewalks In the residential district
TO the extent of 547o feet. The report
was accepted and turned over to the
committee on streets, alleys and bridges:
It was decided to change the course OF
the flume in Woodside canyon to the old
anchor line fume.
The residents OF Heher avenue pre-
scented a petition 10 the council, asking
that the sidewalk be changed from the
east side to the west side OF the road.
This was also referred to the committee
on streets alleys and bridges.
r. Jordan, state sanitary Inspector,
Park City. but made. complaint on the
empty ash cans being left on Main
street after the garbage wagon had made
the rounds,
expressed a desire TO purchase the city's
stable and IL the deal is put through the
Central school building Will be heated
with steam, as modern plant will be
installed In the stable and the steam
pped across the street to the school
house
Mrs. Jerry Shea was given $50 to cover
the damage done TO her house by the
water overflowlng from the cttys f!ume
Complaints were made on the poor
service being given by the ash man.
Bids for the city sprinkler were ordered
advertised for. II. J. Pitts was appointed
Of a
terworks is to be made by him at q. cost
of $22T
8 mass meeting is called for the even
ing Of June ~, at which time the ques-
ton of properly celebrating the fourth
of July will be discussed.
The case OF Jake Schriner against the
city for the sum of $4,000 will come up
In Coalville at the next session OF court.