Salt Lake Tribune | 1903-10-27 | Page 3 | Lighting Ogden Streets

LIGHTING OGDEN STREETS City Council Orders Twenty New Lights In City le iiy OMJUOII last night took I aIn slop a-In th right dliection when it I ordeicd twenty new electric lights placed about tbo street They also decided lo add ton policemen to I tho 1 regular force and it is t expected that I I this t will be amply sunklent lo I protect oil hens This action t was taken ip the recommendation I of the Mayor Among tho I lights ordered was ono In front of the noa poatofllce on Grant avenue ave-nue nueThe Chief of Police som in a communication communi-cation recommending thai I the license of tho O 1C saloon be revoked The matter was postponed for one week at the re ijueHl of the defendants attoincys I Thr Mayor called attention to the Snipes case stating that the family was hi in illfont circumstances jiud that ho had agreed lo pay the expenses ofthe funeral Tho Council confirmed his actlqn The ordinance providing for the I curbing and guttering of Twentyfifth street from Adams to Jefferson was pnssod amid the construction ot the sewor In district No 0 was ordered An ordinance was also pntflod levying and assessing a siieeial tax for the eotistruoUon of sidewalks on Adams avniu ouncllmjin Nye Itiiii dfill mind Ilendorshott weio appointedan aboard a-board ofcriUrillzalinii and review Time Cpuncll pafRodsi set of resolutions commanding the Mayor and Chief of Po lko for thfr prompt action concoinbig tIme disturbances In the city regarding holdups hold-ups Councilman llendershott Inforned the Council of the probable introduction of nn ordinance fixing the salaries of the City Cduiiollmen at JSO mer month 13111s and payrolls amounting lo 537974S were allowed