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Show TnE SALT LAKE TIMES. WEDXKSDAY, J UXE 18, 15.. MM ,. RjgAND OPENING ! 1 A T KELL Y & AGeTpLACE! aifflg- 65 and 67 Commercial Street. irTSr ; Grand Free Opening to Everybody! pREMEMBERTHEDAYF lqgw-- i AND DATE; lRcsi"'t- - S-A.TXJR,E- )-A. IT EVENING, JXJ3STE S, 1890 ! . ..... . i , . - .. , . I ' , Jfovelty Mannfartartns; Cs. Gold, silver, and nickel plating. Re pairing of fan, jewelry, and all kind of novelties. Rut nso Rro., HI east Third South Street. GoimIs called for and delivered. Em-pri- e Steam Laundry, 21 Commercial street, Telephone. 111. Manilla 11 iii. At Mrs. Bronisleeles, 108 E. Second South street. Just tliu thing to go to Garfield Reach lu. RACES! MCES! UTAH DRIVING PARK, JUNE 10-2- 0 Inclusive j Purses, $7,000. j PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW: TDIRSDIV. JOE If. mU CO0D mil WJTK3TI. . TWELFTH RMCE-Pa- cinj, Fm for all: li.NTKiEs: L. C. Lee, J, 1'. Stoneroad. Denver; Pomp, U. C. Harvey, Salt Lake; Don Angus, Matt Cullen, Salt Lake: Tom Lindcrman, S. li. Smith, Saiit Lalcej : Bowley, J, G. Helm, Hutchinson, Has.) Marlow; J. Leonard, Denver. ' THIRTEENTH MCE--- Trotting, 2:34 class: Entries: Mambrino Thorn, Amos Howe, Salt Laltcf Cray Ned, M. I. Jones, Laramie; j Silver Bow, Morehouse & Williams, Buttej Ulark Cloud, D. L. Hall, Denver. Minnie Almont, Geo. W. Cook, Denver Uncle Toby, H. Hitchcock, Denver. FOURTEENTH RACE-Runn- ing. J U4 mi!$ dath.a'l agtv Races commence at 2:00 p. m. Admittance, incIudEnf j Grand Stand, Ji.oo. The only official jwols arc cld at the Walker Houtc each evening. J, K. Gillespie, Mir. F, Jf. Dyer, Heoy -.- .- Parlor suits, largest stork, at S. R. Marks & Co. If yon want a perfect fitting garment cut by tho celebrated Taylor's Star fly, teni call on Mrs. J. C. Rromsteele, Jo E. Second South street. Refrigerators, tine line at S. R Marks 4 Co. Fresh Fruit and Irgatablra Every mnrniug at Peterson ft Camp-bell's, Hi West First South street. For lamps, silverware, fable cutlery and pictures, go to the Variety hall, M West Second South. II.NTAH HOTKI, t'ommrcl! StrMt, the KompMa Plan. Thia fine hotel, strictly first c1b,m In very respect is now ottering induce-ments to the local and traveling public which cannot be excelled in the west. Central location. Restaurant in con-nection for short orders at all hours. French & Sowrim, l"roprietors. Lace and silk curtains at 8. It. Marks & Co. n Irm. Wbltiwy A Hwhr Dental parlors next to Cullen hotel. The largest display of vegetables n the city at C. B. Durst'. the iumom raoni cc Co., C'oniaisalon Marehants, St H. Wat Tsnpla trmt. Butter, eggs, cheese and fruit. West-ern agents for the Diamond, Diadem, Ayrshire, cascade creamery's A. A-- & If, P. Co. print. For wedding and birthdav presents go to the Variety Hall, M W est Second Sonth street. - The Variety Hall. 54 West Second For the WorUofmcs. South, keep everything you want. Five hundred workingmen's suite, coat, pants and vest, worth 110, all go at $3.65 at the World clothing and shoe bouse, 70 E. First South street, directly opposite Salt Lake theater. iREMOVED IIENMUIIISH. HARPER BROS., Tho Crocert, have removed their large stock ol Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables, Poultry, Fish, in fact, everything in the Family Grocery line to the above named place, where they invite all ' their friends, customers and the business public. Remember th3 Place: Kg. 71 EAST SECQX3 'SOOTI STREET. J. F. Marks, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. J iArttsiaa, 8lt or Gm Well Drilled. tew t md, sr. rrpert for Coal aud Minerals. For th Worhlng mmn. Five hundred workingmen'i inlts, cost, pent and rest, worth $10, all go at $3.4.1 at the Werld clothing and shoe house, 70 E. Firt South Street, directly Now that we are prepared to do high opposite Salt Lake theater. class watch repairing promptly we so-licit our share of patronage. Remem-ber that all goods sold are engraved free of charge. Davidson, Leysost & iUOvnt. We open today a splendid line of silver banglf.a, bracelets, charms and hair ornaments in newest and hand-somest goods of this cIam ever placed on the market. Don't fail to wen them. Pembroke, quick job printer. Datidox, Lxysox McC'rxt. Fine line of carpet at S. R. Mark ft Co. 3o0 pair of genuine French Dongola tan color band turned la'liM shoes, worth .'.00a pair, all go at I2.H5 at the Wold clothing and stun- - Ixm, directly eppotit fctflt l.k th-t- r. Satisfaction guaranteed at Empire I Steam Laundry, 21 Commercial street. I Telephone t4 For three weeks it has been lmpotsi-lil- e for us to do watch repairing promptly, but now that wo have tho services of Mr. Egbert Rob erts, o long and well known as a firnl-cla-watchmaker, we ran get all work finished in short order. Davidson, Lemon &, McCine. tion of the work, jlo. bring in by covered aqueducts tho waters of Parley's and Emigration creeks can now be ordered. The plan to convoy all available waters of theso streams is from Parley's creek a short masonry aqueduct to gate ami screen house, thence on a regular grade of 10. W feet per milo by brick conduit, thirty-si- inches iu diameter Injunction of an iron pipe line from Emigration creek. A relief or equalization cham-ber will also be built, and tho cost will bo about as follows: , Conduit from Kmigrat lou crock i". . $ 68, Wl From Purley's junction. . .' J3B.8IS Total :....tiw.iM' This insures a capacity of '20,000,000 or practically $10,000 per million gal-lons. To bring in bv iron pipe line 8,000,000 gallons daily w ill cost $100,454, or $20,-0- per million gal lous. The report concludes by saying: In vle of the fact that the cost of construe-Mo-for the full supply from both sources Ik ho little lu excess of a partial one. we iwrumiwiid that the work for the entire eupply be at om.e ordered, so that the same may be completed the preHCOt seanon. The reimrt was adotcd, and Council-man Anderson brought in the follow-ing resolution, which was adopted : That the board of water comnilnxloners lie authorized to prepare the nerennury plaim and peifl(Mrlon for theconstrurtloa of the worka for the water aupply from Parley'a and Eml Kratlon rrcokx. and Inrita prooalfl for awh Bonntrurtlon and perform olhirwork u may beeanxntlMl in the premlRt, all of whirh shall be subjei't to the approval of the couuoll. THKKB WKBE NO PKOTKSTS. There being no protests against the laying of proposed sidewalks, the mat-ter was continued for one week longer. A QUIT CLAIM HKK1. The mayor was directed to execute a quit-clai- deed conveying to Koljert Shepherd and Annie Johnson Shepherd part of lot it, block 09, plat 1). APPROPRIATIONS. The following appropriations were made: C.E. Apponyi I 750.00 W. J. Coota ,dl.O0 Daniel McBrlde , TS.W JaniHH 8. Uariow Vti.W 8ewerag Account JSO.OUMU a,M7.ou LICENSED TO 8KLL LILOUS. Licenses to sell liquors were granted to: L. W. Dittmore, 27 South Main; mm A: BOAKD. ion Now Has a OommiBsion That Will Look After All Public Im- - , provements. HE OEOSEN BY THE COUNCIL. til Aoconnt of the JBoainess Done at the Weeklj Gathering of the City Fathers. Eleven councilmen were in their seats bt night when Mayor Scott brought B gavel down for their.couiiug to or-"- f for the transaction of business re-- to the welfare of tho municipality '&n. The session lasted three hours w a half by the clock, and among the sy niaiu-i- that received eonsidera- - was the election of C. L. Haines mnnau of the board of public works, the following named as members of commission: George A. Lowe, M. :"flcs, J. c. Coukiin and Ileber M. ells. fHOlSANDS FKOM FRANK I1R. ' ' Snk H. 'Dycr sent in a check for the same beingthe citv's share wvidend No. 77 declared by the gas J" company." The check was accepted. !I1H0NS KEFKERED TO COMMITTKKS. 53ttof, B.' Wiinains,, 'asking that a nont m front of his property on S.fniple street- be repaired. - . 'ffliih Heap asked for a free license, refreshment' stand, as toe is old ,,;; Kabs and others protesting of barns and sheds pother place than in the rear of & Hedges to .store building, on Eighth South and Third (.l)r,;perty 'owners protesting ' the extension of water mains on "tstrwt lamps ou Fifth South street, from Main to Sixth East. John Cotilam for remittance of special tax for sprinkling, levied on lot 5, clock 59, plat B. . Zion's Savings Bank and Trust com-pany for one and one-hal- f inch water service for their new building. A communication from Fred Simons relative to arrangements for Fourth of July celebration. Harrington & Newell for approval of plat A. Mrs. M. M. Fox asking for permission to exhibit a show case of milinery in front of the Crane block. William Duttou, transferring license to Barington & t'o, Gaynor Electric company, that the council examine tho Gaynor police sig-nal system. Property owners protesting against the extension of "water mains along South Sixth street, west of First West street. S. H. B. Smith, protesting that repre-sentations of L. C. Pitts and others that houses have remained tintentanted by reason of his cows were false and ma-- ' licioas. D. J. Rice, applying, for position of! patrolman on the police force. Extension of water mains from the intersection of Sixth and M streets to south corners of lot 3, block 83, and lot 3,. block .84. KICKING' ACAUiSX , CHAMOINtt GRADES. Petition objecting to the changing of grades from A. N. Baskin and others, found a mighty supporter in Council-man James. Hex-aile- for a halt on the ruinous practice, and claimed that it was putting property owners to an un-necessary - expense and ruining their property. ' Mr. James informed his fel-low members that he would never as long as he held a seat in the council, vote against any more changing of grades. ACCEPTED THE INVITATION. An invitation to the mayor and city council from the Fourth of July com-mittee on arrangements to take part in the exercises of the day was accepted. WHAT IT WILL COST. The superintendent of water works reported that the following wonld be the expense of extending the water : . p;i,tl, Fnct from hetween vate drain and sewer" pipes and make connections with public sewers. The provisions are the payment of an au-nn-license of $5 and the furnishing of bonds in the sum of $2000 Passed Providing for the appoint-ment and fixing of the compensation of assessor and oollector of water rates. The salary is $75 per mouth. Passed Amending an ordinance re-lating to Salt Lake City waterworks, passed June 28, 1887, lowering the rates on the supply for domestic purposes and raising the rates on steam boilers. The rates are reduced half on tho sup-ply furnished the Progress building. The new rates are: Bakery.. 115.00 to JS0.00 Barber nhop. two chairs 10 00 Karh additional chair ' Public bath, first tub 10 Each additional tub, not exeding four. . 6.00 Each additional tub exceeding four 3.01) Billiard saloon with bar I6.00 to :.( Bntchernhop lfi.uo to 30.00 Club room. 6.00 to 15.00 Dancing hall 6 00 to 15.00 Dni atc.ro lfi.00 to 25.00 Engines stationary and Mteam boll era other than In private residences pr horse power not to exceed twelve out of twenty four hours 0 Stationary engines and steam boll(-r- a other than in private residence, when usedconstantly... s 0U Minimum charge not to exceed twelve out of twenty-fou- r hours 16 00 Fountain, one jet quarter inch per mouth 6.00 Fountain in atore, restaurant or other place Hose connection for sprinkMug sidewalks for each foot, frontage . With privilege of sprinkling one-ha- lt width of street.earh foot frontage SO Hose connections for sprinkling gardens and lawns up to 200 square yards, per square yard For each additional square yurd 03 No Uceuse Issued for sprinkling gardens, yards, lawns or sidewalks for less than. 6.U0 Hose connections for washing private ve-hicles, each vehicle........ Each animal LOU Hotel or boarding house, for each room In hotel having water attachments anil in-cluding water closets, urinals and baths for guests 'W Each room not having water attach- - No hotel' or boarding house less than 15 00 House of three rooms J.00 House of six rooms Each bath tub...., Each bath tub used In connection with range or stove 100 Each water closet J-- Laundries W.OOto 50.09 Liquor saloon'. bar or beershop.. ftXXOOto 10.00 Livery, feed or sale stable, each stall 1.00 For washing each vehicle J 00 Locomotives TMto 30.) Washing cars, each 0U Offices Bank, express, railroad attorney, physician, mining company, or other ofllces. with water attachment, lu each Henry Sadler, Jacob Hill, 117 South Main; Fitzgerald & Wright, 150 South Main; Batlcy & Jennings, Erickson & Reedal, 105 South Main; W. J. Shield, Hillstead & Hill, 30 South Main street; Philip Margetts, 51 West First South street; Auer & Murphy, 1 East First South street, and T. 'E. Peacock, 228 South First East street. Winn & An-derson notified the council that they bad sold out their saloon at 69 Commer-cial street to .Charles Reifel, and asked that the license be transferred to him. The conncil then adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock sharp hereafter. 8. Wrickg asking permission to lay , ihs eadof cement . sidewalks in S hls Premises. ,it & Ensign, requesting permis-i- u fereLu stands m Liberty park (' P Ba,e of refreshments. sT 'atland et al. for a franchise a street railway on Tenth street .s"oiu Eleventh East to Seventh tijwnas V. caru.r etal, relative to 3 canal leaking down on Ninth ,;h8lrt, between Sixth and Seventh t nmS a railroad company lay-Trai- 1 on South Temple, be- - 4 Forth and Fifth West .std & Jacobson for a grade; Cf street. . Anderson, for the transfer of uquor .. licence to Charles Int. ?t commission on . Capitol ike I relative to the completion ads morks system ,on the M6.. Kelser for permission to a stand at Liberty park July Caiue, relative to grade of 'C ft0Uth street. ""stt'n atn Skewes, protesting erection of poles by the city '"som' an asking damages v,valf Li,50antl demanding the Vv u-- e obstructions. lake t--t al. for street - - F6urth and Fifth streets to Seventh South, with laterals, six blocks, $0,600; Seventh East, from near corner of f tfth South, to between Fifth and Sixth South, 0 blocks, $5,000. PKOFILES SUBMITTED. The city engineer submitted for ap-proval a profile of Sixth West street between Second and Fifth South East; also plat of block 74, plat A , showing projected street through said block and abutting property. ' ' RETORTS OK COMMITTEES. Fire Favoring employing eugineer for steamer No. 2 at $75 per month; also the leasing of the Little stable for ninety days for the housing of the steamer at a rental of $15 per month. Committee on Finance Fixing the rent of the Eighth ward square to the Salt Lake City base ball club at toO per mCdminittee on water works Granting request of Thomas S. Snarr and eighteen others for extension of water mains on Wrest Sixth South; requesting Joseph Booth and others to tile their protest against the extension of water mains on Eighth East street before July 8, 1890 License committee-P.eeommen- ding the granting of a liquor license to Henry Wagner. OKIHN'AXIES. pae(1Licensiiig competent me-chanics over 21 years of age to lay pn- - J room, each tap K.soto .m Society balls to ao.00 Sprinkling wagons by special contract. . Store or shop fc.00 to flti.no Stockyards or coirals. not less than Ho.W Tanks or reservoirs, for each 1000 gallons ,a0 Urinals in public hotels, schools, stores, saloons and hospital 0.00 to 80.00 Urinals In office buildings R 00 Water closets WJ Sanitariums or public bath house dJO Water closets, public, In hotels, etc., In.uO to 2OO0 Meter rates, per llttl gallons .30 FIRST AND SECOND READING. Relating to fireworks, and the stor-iu- g of explosive and combustible sub-stances. Referred to committee on mu-nicipal laws. The ordinance establishing a driving track in Liberty park was defeated, as the councilmen expressed the belief that it would be dangerous to ladies and children visiting the park and that the track would only benefit a few. BELONGS TO THE FEPEKAt , ACTHORI-- ' V. TIES. ; . V Councilman Hall offered a resolution of inquiry to the city attorney relative to the duties of the council in selecting judges of election for members of the school board at the July election. The city attorney replied that the matter rested solely with the commissioners of Utah. EXPERT WATER COMMfSSIWJT. .The expert water commission handed in a lengthy report. The permaueot surveys ordered by the council! have been so far advanced that the construe- - |