Show APPROVED TIE APPROPRIATIONS Warrants to Be Drawn for a Heavy List The general appropriation list passed by the council at its last session was yesterday approved by the mayor I is as follows Gas and Electric Light company com-pany S 097 < 40 Joseph Lippman 37 SO Salt Lake Lithographing com let 00 pany Tribune Job Printing company com-pany 1 300 J C Murphy V 21 2o te 3 Deseret News 06 2o Wasatch Drug Company 4S 40 Wasatch Drug company 19 00 Holy Cross hospital 89 00 Holy Cross hospital 27 00 E B Springer 400 William Skewes Sons 15 00 Joseph Lippman 540 C l Dull 315 Hugh Anderson 10 20 H P G Coates U 70 Utah Book Stationery company com-pany ISO1 GeorgeS Bell 880 Margetts Bros 150 Ackerman Printing company 300 Grocer Printing company U 25 Moritz Greenwood 1 15 Kelly Co 6560 Grocer Printing company 2 i 75 Grocer Printing company 275 A W Caine Co 6530 George Naylor 226155 Geox Henry Mlchells 2 20 V Sahm 220 John WoSdblne V 220 John I Deninger 220 James Evans 2 20 John Mennedy 220 Edwar h Smith 220 Thomas B Dempsey 2 20 A C Dole 2 20 f John Dolan V 220 Joseph Lapsley 220 J Cavantiugh 2 20 John S Fowler 320 P Van Houtan 16 70 Delos Irish 10 70 Bryant Young V 920 Henry Young 9 20 G Htnnon n 1070 H W Young 770 G Tall 12 oa Charles Griffin 1370 A J Pendleton 1370 Harvey Hardy 13 70 1r ICT a nons i 70 O H Hvdy 10 70 Fred Heath 13 70 W L Pickard 920 H O Heath 1370 S C Ewing 40 J I Harvey 9 20 R Brewer 920 L C Grossman 3 j James Thompson V 370 T M E H mphill 170 William J Lynch 1 70 I V Meoy 3 20 Nat l Brigham 1450 William J Harvey 1 50 Sarah J Harding 6 05 Relief Committee 51 SO Ware Cornell 174 75 Union National Bank 21 69 Deseret National Bank 62 50 Woistenholme Morris 29455 William McQueen 2 55 Woistenholme Morris 294 55 Haynes Co 27 00 Cyril Peck is 00 Payroll Joint Building 76696 Payroll Boiler House 295 96 Payroll Eighth Ward Square 7S6 94 Mrs Hannah Phillips SO 00 Rowland Hall 10 oo Total 4H1111 1H 13187 23 Police Court Kevenncjt The earnings of the police court asset as-set out by the March report of Clerk James aggregate 21711 ofwhich 140050 was In caSh This latter amount has been turned into the city ciy t t df a li treasury The report gives the total number of cases tried In the court as 230 convictions secured 135 pardoned 3 discharged 95 and appealed 1 I More New BnililinKM V Building Inspector Folsom issued V during the week building permits to I the following parties V V J H Hurd for a twostory brick and frame residence t be located near I Twelfth East between Second and Third South and cost 2000 M A Thompson for repairs on his I residenceto cost HO F J Dunford for a onestory frame to be located on Eighth South near Seventh West and cost 700 F A Burrman for a onestory brick to be located on Aberdeen street and cost 800 Fred Barrett for a onestory frame to be located at No 617 East Fifth South and cost 200 V I For the month of March permits have been issued for twentysix build buid ings which will cost 35000 The inspector in-spector has fixed his office hours from 10 a m to 12 m V Hail a Ilnsy Week I The assistant city treasurers department I depart-ment which includes the license department de-partment has had another busy week and yesterday the rush taxed the abil ity of two men I was pay day and all outstanding 1893 warrants and time checks were being paid in cash The amount disbursed was 415585 During the week the license department depart-ment collected 272070 divided as fol lows Liquor licenses 2100 merchants mer-chants licenses 33160 and miscel laneous 52S910 I Stll Figuring on Pat cmoiits I i The office force of the engineers department de-partment is still engaged in figuring the actual cost of the Main street paying i pay-ing and the work may consume a week I yet The cost is being computed under the old rule sthltl the street railroad is to pay for the paving between its 1 r tracks but as there seems to be some I contest upon this point the matter may be finally disarranged I mater wi pro1 bably be taken up by the council at an early date The computations are be ing made for the purpose of arriving at the rebates which will be due the I property owners on the street The estimate of the cost of grading the intersection of Main and First North streets and the continuation of Main has not as yet been completed and will not be ready for presentation at the next meeting of the council This en tails a great deal of labor and the I settlement of a question which has bothered two administrations already I For the first time official grades have been established on Tenth Twelfth and Thirteenth streets from D street to the city cemetery I I ImprotemcntN Delated On account of the desire of the property pro-perty owners on Capitol hill to secure some changes in the proposed cut off which will connect the high line water system with the system of the Capitol hU the improvement has not been completed and the matter will be called up mf etige fih o ffi a petition from the property owners mentioned 11 The original plan contemplated the putting in of a cut f 110S feet in i length The change would require the I use of an additional 342 feet of S inch pipe and as the water works I department I depart-ment has not that amount of pipe on I hand it is more than likely I that the I I change will not be ordered During I I the week > the department has been I engaged in lowering water mains exposed j ex-posed on East Capitol avenue by the laborers In the employ of the joint city and county building committee and in looking after the several water systems in general general The Fight NOTT On V The fight over the appointment of the two council members of the board of i i police and fire commissioners is expected ex-pected to take an unexpected turn at the Tuesday nights meeting of the j I e council The friends of Salisbury I Armstrong and Smith are confidant of 1 breaking the slate named by the caucus held after the close of the council ses I I sion on Friday night They are now I doing some lively campaigning Mayor i Baskin will more than likely wait until j 1 un-til after the council settles its fight before i I be-fore he names his members of the board The greatest interest has been I awakened by the impending contest and the outcome wH be awaited with much eagerness The board will more than likely I be made up of four out of the following named gentlemen O J Salisbury Elias A Smith Francis Armstrong W H Rowe 1 H Walker W P Noble Frank Jennings Frank Kimball May Make Appointments I is expected that the mayor will I send in some additional appointments at the next meeting of the council and a a result there are some heads which I I sit lightly upon their trunks |