American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01
m FATHERS HAVE
THREE BUSY NIGHTS

-stou To the prOtniSo " s"o
100 10 see that the pavement
-.r.ircd along Main street.
=. ,.corder reported that esti-
-. had been forwarded to the Car
q corporation covering the work
~. mr. done on the library. Money
!. ~. amount is expected in the
-, mture. On motion, he was au-
5000 TO pay the architects and
!. a., payment to Chapman Mere.
~ upon its arrival
The mayor and recorder we're au-
.,orised to make a loan Of $1,000 to
~ the monthly bills.
ovsu Dean reported that 1t was
..,ossIble to get an adequate water
..oUly at his home, and asked that
...ns be taken to increase the supply
!, else remit the rates. The water
,uoerintendent was instructed to in
s,stigate and report.
Waiter Slack applied for the priyi-
,ses Of installing a sprinkling system
Ar his lawns, which was granted.
,ny,ded that Mr.. Slack stand all
the expense.
The attention Of the council was
called to people moving trees from
Inc creek. which had been placed to
care for high water. The marshal
vas instructed to keep careful wat
eA To see that the trees were not
removed.
Bills we're allowed and the meet
ius adjourned until Tuesday night,
when a special session was held, to
receive the tabulations Of the con-
tractors bids for sidewalk paving.
The engineer presented the tabula-
ton Of the four lowest bidders. stat
Ing that Mr.. Whiting OF Salem ap-
psared to be the lowest bidder, but
that several questions should be
cleared up before this could be defin-
itely determined. The matter Of
awarding the bids was postponed,
pending the securing Of further in
formation from the contractors.
The 4th OF July finance committee
desired to know definitely what the
council could do for the 4th OF July
celebration. They stated that the 25-
piece band OF Pleasant Grove would
serenade at s a. m. play at the par
ade and program. at the ball game
and give concert at night for 500.
The city on motion appropriated 500
or as much thereof as necessary to
secure the Pleasant Grove band.
Geo. Meredith made complaint of
water accommodating in front OF his
place, due to the grading Of the
streets. He desired that the holes be
filled up. The matter will be in
yestigated by the street committee
AID steps taken to remedy the
trouble.
A communication was read from
r, d. Tanner, agent of the Salt Lake
4 Utah r. r. Directing to the char
ges made by the city for the fountain
In front OF their station here. They
stated they would be willing to main
tain the fountain IL the city would
furnish the water. On motion, the
charge was eliminated and the re-
corder instructed to notify the rail.
road company Of the same.
The council met again in special
session Wednesday night, The bust
ness of the evening was to further
consider the bids for sidewalk paving
and to award the contract
Floyd S. Whiting OF Salem was the
lowest bidder and was given the con
tract to do the work.
The engineers estimate for the
cost OF the various districts as pei
contract is: No. 3. $1455. 07; No
s2lS6.04 No. s. $5974 SO; No. 6
1886 Of; total. s17,3I2.0s.
The pavement is to be four fee
WIDE and is to be OF the monolithi'
type,
The contractor will allow N dis